Cole Parmer Stuart SD150 Series User manual

Instruction Manual
For all Hotplates and Stirrers
DIGITAL INTERFACE PRODUCTS
SD150x, SD150x/120, CD150x, CD150x/120, SD152x, SD152x/120, CD152x,
CD152x/120
x is used for the letter denoting colour variant (blue (B), black (K) or white (W))
STANDARD ANALOGUE INTERFACE PRODUCTS
SS150x, SS150x/120, CS150x, CS150x/120, SS151x, CS151, SS152x, SS152x/120,
CS152x, CS152x/120
x is used for the letter denoting colour variant (blue (B), black (K) or white (W))
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About This Manual
This manual is designed to assist you in optimal usage of your new digital or
analogue hotplate. To get the best performance from your equipment and for
your own personal safety, please read these instructions carefully before use
Before discarding the packaging check that all parts are present and correct
Product Voltages
All Hotplate stirrers and hotplates are available in different voltages
(230/120VAC), however, the analogue stirrer is 100-240 VAC compliant
Before initial use, check that the unit you received is the correct voltage for
your location
Table of Contents
About This Manual..............................1
Safety Information .............................2
Operating Conditions...........................3
Unpacking & Contents..........................4
Electrical Installation ..........................5
Product Connections ...........................6
Connect To The External Controller .........6
Ceramic Hotplate Hot Zone ...................7
Analogue Stirrer................................7
Analogue Hotplate..............................9
Analogue Hotplate Stirrer................... 11
Digital Hotplate............................... 13
Digital Hotplate Stirrer...................... 14
External Controller (SCT1) .................. 17
Troubleshooting ............................... 17
Product Repair ................................ 18
Product Maintenance......................... 18
Optional Accessories ......................... 19
Replacement Parts ........................... 19
Technical Specications...................... 20
CE Declaration of Conformity .............. 20
Product Disposal .............................. 21
Warranty Statement.......................... 21
Your Purchase Record ........................ 22
Customer Support ............................ 22

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Safety Information
This instruction manual contains important operating and maintenance
instructions which must be read, understood and followed by the product
user. Failure to use this instruction manual may degrade or defeat the
protection normally provided by the product. Read this instruction manual
prior to product use and keep this information for future reference
Product Symbols
Throughout this instruction manual the following symbols are shown to
identify conditions which pose a hazard to the user, or to identify actions
that should be observed. These symbols are also shown on the product or
its packaging
Warnings
Personal Injury
• Do not use this product in a manner other than stated in the operating
conditions section of the manual as protection provided to the equipment
may be impaired
• This equipment is designed for use in laboratory environments by persons
knowledgeable in safe laboratory practices
• Do not touch the hotplate or any glass vessel whilst in use
Electric Shock
• This product must be connected to a grounded power outlet for safe
functioning
• Use the power cord supplied with the unit
• Do not open the product case - only qualied service personnel should
attempt to repair this product
Caution hot surface
Warning symbol stir symbol
Recyclable packing material
Hotplate symbol
Provide lasting protection
against microbes, such
as bacteria, mould and
viruses
Do not dispose of product
in normal domestic waste

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• Position the product for use so that the power cord can be easily disconnected
without having to move the product
• Disconnect the power cord before moving or cleaning the unit
• Ensure the mains power supply conforms to the rating found on the rating
label on the underside of the unit
• Never operate the equipment without a connection to earth. Ensure the
mains supply voltage is correctly earthed/grounded with current area
legislation
Product Damage
• Keep the product dry and clean
• Do not immerse the product for cleaning
• Do not heat or stir volatile or ammable materials
• These units are not explosion or spark proof
• Do not use the product near volatile or ammable materials
• A ceramic top which is scratched, chipped, chemically etched or otherwise
damaged must not be used
Operating Conditions
Hotplates and stirrers are designed for safe functioning under the following
conditions:
• For indoor use in a well ventilated area
• Ensure equipment is used on a dry, non-combustible, soild work surface
with at least 300mm suitable clearance all around from other equipment
• Ambient temperature +5OC to +40OC
• Altitude up to 2000m
• Relative humidity not exceeding 80% for temperatures up to 31OC decreasing
linearly to 50% relative humidity at 40OC
• Mains supply uctuations not exceeding 10% of nominal
• Energy-consuming equipment to be supplied from the xed installation:
Over-voltage category II
• Pollution degree 2

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• This equipment is not designed to be used in hazardous atmospheres or
with hazardous materials
• Following a mains interruption the unit will not restart
Unpacking & Contents
Catalogue Number Coding Description
A catalogue number for each type of hotplate is descriptive. The method of
coding is as follows:
Product Identication
Digital Hotplate / Stirrer - 230VAC Digital Hotplate / Stirrer - 120VAC
Colour Metal (Aluminium) Ceramic Colour Metal (Aluminium) Ceramic
Blue SD152B CD152B Blue SD152B/120 CD152B/120
White SD152W CD152W White SD152W/120 CD152W/120
Black SD152K CD152K Black SD152K/120 CD152K/120
Digital Hotplate - 230VAC Digital Hotplate - 120VAC
Colour Metal (Aluminium) Ceramic Colour Metal (Aluminium) Ceramic
Blue SD150B CD152B Blue SD150B/120 CD150B/120
White SD150W CD152W White SD150W/120 CD150W/120
Black SD150K CD152K Black SD150K/120 CD150K/120
Analogue Hotplate / Stirrer - 230VAC Analogue Hotplate / Stirrer - 120VAC
Colour Metal (Aluminium) Ceramic Colour Metal (Aluminium) Ceramic
Blue SS152B CS152B Blue SS152B/120 CS152B/120
White SS152W CS152W White SS152W/120 CS152W/120
Black SS152K CS152K Black SS152K/120 CS152K/120
Analogue Hotplate - 230VAC Analogue Hotplate - 120VAC
Colour Metal (Aluminium) Ceramic Colour Metal (Aluminium) Ceramic
Blue SS150B CD152B Blue SS150B/120 CS150B/120
White SS150W CD152W White SS150W/120 CS150W/120
Black SS150K CD152K Black SS150K/120 CS150K/120
Analogue Stirrer - 100 - 240 VAC
Colour Metal (Stainless Steel) Ceramic
Blue SS151B CS151B
White SS151W CS151W
Black SS151K CS151K

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What’s Included in the box
• Instruction book
• Mains moulded plug - hot (UK and EURO variants) or hot US variant
• Stuart Hotplate product
• Stir bar x 2 (HH114) - supplied with stirring variants only
• Warranty card
• Important notice leaet - supplied with heating variants only
Electrical Installation
BEFORE CONNECTION PLEASE ENSURE THAT THE LINE SUPPLY
CORRESPONDS TO THAT SHOWN ON THE RATING PLATE LOCATED ON THE
OUTER CASE
NOTE: Refer to the equipment rating plate to ensure that the plug and fusing
are suitable for the voltage and wattage stated.
The wires in the mains cable are coloured as follows:
BROWN - LIVE
BLUE - NEUTRAL
GREEN/YELLOW - EARTH
Should the mains lead need replacement, a cable of 1mm2of harmonised
code H05RR-F or H05RN-F connected to an IEC hot condition plug should
be used.
IF IN DOUBT CONSULT A QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN
American mains wire colours required (section Electrical Installation)
Black - LIVE
White - NEUTRAL
Green - EARTH/GROUND
THIS EQUIPMENT MUST BE EARTHED

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Product Connections
1. IEC power socket - connect the mains supply cable into this socket
2. DIN socket - Connect the optional External temperature controller into this connector
Connect To The External Controller
1. Turn the hotplate
mains switch to the
OFF position at the
rear of the hotplate
2. Disconnect the
mains cable from
the IEC socket
3. Connect the SCT1
controller plug
to the DIN probe
socket at the rear
of the hotplate
4. Connect the probe plug to the probe socket at
the rear of the controller and tighten the locking
collar
5. Connect the mains supply lead to the IEC socket
6. The product is now ready for use with the
external temperature controller (SCT1)
N.B. The SCT1 controller power is supplied by the hotplate
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Ceramic Hotplate Hot Zone
When using the ceramic hotplates
at temperatures over 180OC, the
base of any vessel must not make
contact with the ceramic plate top
outside of the hot-zone - this is
to avoid damaging the ceramic
hotplate surface
Note: Modular heating blocks are
not suitable for use with ceramic
top hotplates
Analogue Stirrer
(SS151, CS151)
1. Top casting (blue, white or black)
2. Control interface
3. Ceramic top plate
4. Stainless steel top plate
5. Stirrer control dial
6. Analogue stirrer LED display
7. Mains on/off switch
8. IEC power socket
9. DIN socket
10. Retort rod tting
1
2
4
SS151
5
6
120
mm
120
mm
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Product Control & Indicators
a. Stirrer control dial - When the dial is pushed in the stirrer will remain stationary
(LED illuminated but dimly). The stir speed dial controls the stirring speed, the dial
is graduated and each graduation is approximately 50 rpm
b. Analogue stirrer LED display - There is an arbitrary scale (1 -9) with 9 LEDs and
each segment is either dim, normal or bright as you graduate the control dial
(approximately 50 rpm) . Turning the knob to the higher number increases the
stirrer speed (the maximum speed is 1250 rpm (ceramic) to 1400 rpm (metal) when
scale 9 LED is illuminated fully)
Instructions for Use
• Place a glass vessel with the solution to be stirred in the centre of the
hotplate surface
• Place the correct size stir bar into the vessel
• Insert the mains plug into the IEC socket at the rear of the unit
• Switch the unit on using the mains on/off switch at the rear of the unit
• If the LED is dimly illuminated the stirrer remains stationary. Press the dial
to turn the stirrer function on
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1
5
4
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9
1
2
3
CS151
5
6
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b

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SS150, SS150/120
1
2
4
5
6
7
8
• Turn the graduated stirrer control dial until the analogue is at the desired
speed. The current set-point LEDs will ash to conrm the speed has been
stored and revert back the actual speed
• When the process is complete, press the stirrer control dial to stop the
stirring function
• Allow the stir bar to stop rotating before removing the vessel from the unit
Analogue Hotplate
SS150, SS150/120, CS150, CS150/120
1. Top casting (blue, white or black)
2. Control interface
3. Ceramic top plate
4. Aluminium top plate
5. Stirrer control dial
6. Analogue heater LED display
7. Hot LED
8. Probe LED
9. Mains on/off switch
10. IEC power socket
11. DIN socket
12. Retort rod tting
Product Control & Indicators
a. Heater control dial - When the dial is pushed in the heater will be turned off (LED
illuminated but dimly). It also controls the heating of the hotplate. For the metal
(aluminium) hotplate, the temperature range is from 0 to 325OC and for the ceramic
hotplate, the temperature range is from 0 to 450OC
b. Analogue heater LED display - For both metal (aluminium) and ceramic units for
temperatures 0 to 300OC, when each segment is fully illuminated the temperature
will increase 50OC. On the metal (aluminium) unit, for temperatures between 300
to 325 OC , it will be fully illuminated when the temperature is at it’s maximum
325OC. For the ceramic unit for temperatures 300 to 450 OC , each of the three
CS150, CS150/120
2
1
3
5
6
7
8
12
1
5
4
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segments is fully illuminated the temperature will increase 50OC
c. Hot LED - this LED will ash when the top plate becomes too hot to touch and
while the plate temperature is above 50OC for up to 30 minutes even if the unit is
disconnected from the electricity supply
d. Probe LED - when the SCT1 external controller is plugged into the DIN socket, the
probe LED will illuminate
Instructions for use
• Place a vessel with the solution to be heated in the centre of the top plate
• Insert the IEC plug into the IEC socket at the rear of the unit
• Switch the unit on using the mains on/off switch at the rear of the unit
• If the LED next to the analogue heater LED is dimly illuminated the heater
is off. Press the dial to turn the heating function on
• Turn the graduated heater control dial until the hockey stick display
reads the desired temperature. The current set-point LED’s will ash to
conrm the new temperature has been stored and revert back the actual
temperature. The scale refers to the temperature of the hotplate and not
the temperature of the contents
• When the process is complete, press the heater control dial to stop the
heating function
• Remove the vessel from the unit once cooled
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b
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Analogue Hotplate Stirrer
SS152, SS152/120, CS152, CS152/120
1. Top casting (blue, white or black)
2. Control interface
3. Ceramic top plate
4. Aluminium top plate
5. Stirrer control dial
6. Analogue heater LED display
7. Stirrer control dial
8. Analogue stirrer LED display
9. Hot LED
10. Probe LED
11. Mains on/off switch
12. IEC power socket
13. DIN socket
14. Retort rod tting
Product Control and Indicators
a. Stirrer control dial - When the dial is pushed in the stirrer will remain stationary
(LED illuminated but dimly). The stir speed dial controls the stirring speed, the dial
is graduated and each graduation is approximately 75 rpm
b. Analogue stirrer LED display - There is an arbitrary scale (1 -9) with 9 LEDs and
each segment is either dim, normal or bright as you graduate the control dial
(approximately 50 rpm). Turning the knob to the higher number increases the
stirrer speed (the maximum speed is 1250rpm (ceramic) to 1400rpm (metal) when
scale 9 LED is illuminated fully)
a. Heater control dial - When the dial is pushed in the heater will be turned off (LED
illuminated but dimly). It also controls the heating of the hotplate. For the metal
(aluminium) hotplate, the temperature range is from 0 to 325OC and for the ceramic
hotplate, the temperature range is from 0 to 450OC
b. Analogue heater LED display - For both metal (aluminium) and ceramic units for
temperatures 0 to 300OC, when each segment is fully illuminated the temperature
will increase 50OC
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1
5
4
11 12
13
CS152, CS152/120
3
1
2
5
6
7
8
9
10
SS152, SS152/120
1
2
4
5
6
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c. Hot LED - this LED will ash when the top plate becomes too hot to touch and
while the plate temperature is above 50OC for up to 30 minutes even if the unit is
disconnected from the electricity supply
d. Probe LED - when the SCT1 external controller is plugged into the DIN socket, the
probe LED will illuminate
Instructions for Use
• Place a vessel with the solution to be heated in the centre of the top plate
• Insert the IEC plug into the IEC socket at the rear of the unit
• Switch the unit on using the mains on/off switch at the rear of the unit
• If the LED is dimly illuminated the stirrer remains stationary. Press the dial
to turn the stirrer function on
• Turn the graduated stirrer control dial until the analogue display reads the
desired speed. The current set-point LEDs will ash to conrm the speed
has been stored and revert back the actual speed
• If the LED next to the analogue heater LED is dimly illuminated the heater
is off. Press the dial to turn the heating function on
• Turn the graduated heater control dial until the analogue display reads
the desired temperature. The current set-point LEDs will ash to conrm
the new temperature has been stored and revert back to the actual
temperature. The scale refers to the temperature of the hotplate and not
the temperature of the contents
• When the process is complete, press the stirrer control dial to stop the
stirring function and press the heater control dial to stop the heating
function.
• Remove the vessel from the unit once cooled
a
e
c
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2
4
5
6
7
8
SD150, SD150/120
Digital Hotplate
SD150, SD150/120, CD150, CD150/120
1. Top casting (blue, white or black)
2. Control interface
3. Ceramic top plate
4. Aluminium top plate
5. Heater control dial
6. Digital display
7. Hot LED
8. Probe LED
9. Mains on/off switch
10. IEC power socket
11. DIN socket
12. Retort rod tting
Product Control and Indicators
a. Heater control dial - When the dial is pushed in the heater will be turned off and the
display will display an alternating OFF message on the screen. It also controls the
heating and cooling of the hotplate. The knob is graduated and increases in 5OC
steps throughout the temperature range
b. Digital display - will display an alternating OFF message on the screen when the
heater is turned off. It will also display an alternating HOt message when the plate
temperature is above 50OC. When you turn the unit on the unit should be set to
minimum set-point which is 25OC. Adjusting the graduated dial will increase the
temperature in 5OC steps throughout the temperature range. When you select a
set-point temperature, the temperature set will ash to indicate it is stored and
revert back to the current temperature
c. Hot LED - this LED will ash when the top plate becomes too hot to touch and
while the plate temperature is above 50OC for up to 30 minutes even if the unit is
disconnected from the electricity supply
d. Probe LED - when the SCT1 external controller is plugged into the DIN socket, the
probe LED will illuminate
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5
4
910
11
2
CD150, CD150/120
3
5
6
7
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Instructions for use
• Place a charged, clean glass vessel with the solution to be heated in the
centre of the top plate
• Insert the IEC plug into the IEC socket at the rear of the unit
• Switch the unit on using the mains on/off switch at the rear of the unit
• If the heater function is turned off, (alternating OFF message on the
display), press the heater dial to turn on the heating function
• Turn the graduated heater control dial until the display reads the desired
temperature (increases in 5OC increments). The current set-point display
will ash to conrm the new temperature has been stored and revert
back the actual temperature. The scale refers to the temperature of the
hotplate and not the temperature of the contents
• When the process is complete, press the heater control dial to stop the
heating function.
• Remove the vessel from the unit once cooled
Digital Hotplate Stirrer
SD152, SD152/120, CD152, CD152/120
1. Top casting (blue, white or black)
2. Control interface
3. Ceramic top plate
4. Aluminium top plate
5. Stirrer control dial
6. Digital Display
7. Analogue stirrer dial
8. Analogue stirrer LED display
9. Hot LED
10. Probe LED
SD152, SD152/120
1
2
4
5
6
7
89
10
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11. Mains on/off switch
12. IEC power socket
13. DIN socket
14. Retort rod tting
Product Control and Indicators
a. Stirrer control dial - When the dial is pushed in the stirrer will remain stationary
(LED illuminated but dimly). It also controls the stir speed (clockwise direction
only). The knob is graduated and each graduation is approximately 75 rpm
b. Analogue stirrer LED display - There is an arbitrary scale (1 -9) with 9 LED’s and
each segment is either dim, normal or bright as you graduate the control dial
(approximately 50 rpm) . Turning the knob to the higher number increases the
stirrer speed (the maximum speed is 1250rpm (ceramic) to 1400rpm (metal) when
scale 9 LED is illuminated fully)
c. Heater control dial - When the dial is pushed in the heater will be turned off and the
display will display an alternating OFF message on the screen. It also controls the
heating and cooling of the hotplate. The knob is graduated and increases in 5OC
steps throughout the temperature range
d. Digital display - will display an alternating OFF message on the screen when the
heater is turned off. It will also display an alternating HOt message when the plate
temperature is above 50OC. When you turn the unit on the unit should be set to
minimum set-point which is 25OC. Adjusting the graduated dial will increase the
temperature in 5OC steps throughout the temperature range. When you select a
set-point temperature, the temperature set will ash to indicate it is stored and
revert back to the current temperature
e. Hot LED - this LED will ash when the top plate becomes too hot to touch and
while the plate temperature is above 50OC for up to 30 minutes even if the unit is
disconnected from the electricity supply
f. Probe LED - when the SCT1 external controller is plugged into the DIN socket, the
probe LED will illuminate
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1
5
4
11 12
13
CD152, CD152/120
1
2
5
6
7
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Instructions for use
• Place a vessel with the solution to be heated in the centre of the top plate
• Insert the IEC plug into the IEC socket at the rear of the unit
• Switch the unit on using the mains on/off switch at the rear of the unit
• If the LED is dimly illuminated the stirrer remains stationary. Press the dial
to turn the stirrer function on
• Turn the stirrer control dial until the Analogue display reads the desired
speed. The current set-point LEDs will ash to conrm the speed has been
stored and revert back the actual speed
• If the heater function is turned off, (alternating OFF message on the
display), press the heater dial to turn on the heating function
• Turn the graduated heater control dial until the display reads the desired
temperature (increases in 5OC increments). The current set-point display
will ash to conrm the new temperature has been stored and revert
back the actual temperature. The scale refers to the temperature of the
hotplate and not the temperature of the contents
• When the process is complete, press the stirrer control dial to stop the
stirring function and press the heater control dial to stop the heating
function.
• Allow the stir bar to stop rotating and solution to cool down before removing
the vessel from the unit
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External Controller (SCT1)
The SCT1 temperature controller allows accurate temperature control of
aqueous and oil based samples in the laboratory and can be used in two
different modes:
• As a precise temperature controller from 20 to 200OC
• Digital thermometer from -4 to 325OC
Control Mode
The heat control of the hotplate is disabled, allowing precise control of
the sample temperature via the SCT1 temperature controller. The probe
illuminated LED indicates communication between the SCT1 and the hotplate
Digital Thermometer
The SCT1 operates as a digital thermometer and the hotplate temperature is
controlled by the heater control dial on the hotplate and refer to the surface
temperature of the hotplate not the sample
Troubleshooting
The following error codes are displayed if the instrument detects an error
condition. On the digital models the errors are shown as Er1, Er2, etc. on the
display. On the analogue models the Er1 condition is shown by ashing the
fth LED on the temperature scale, Er2 would be shown by ashing the fourth
LED and so on. Errors Er6 and Er9 are non-fatal errors
• Er1 – Probe Range Error – If SCT1 reports probe temperature of >325°C
or < -99°C
• Er2 – SCT1 Box Lost Error – Communications with the SCT1 have been lost.
• Er3 – Hotplate Temperature Error – If the hotplate measures its temperature
> 585°C or < -9.9°C
• Er4 – Hotplate Ambient Error – If the temperature sensed inside the unit
(not the plate temperature) is too hot
• Er5 – SCT1 Character Error – An unknown character was received from the
SCT1.
• Er7 – Probe Out Error – The instrument detects that the SCT1 probe has
been removed from the solution being heated
• Er8 – SCT1 Time-out Error – The SCT1 did not respond to a request in the
required time.
• Er10 - fatal error tag

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Product Repair
There are no direct user serviceable components inside this series of products.
A list of available replacement parts are available on page 19
Please contact Cole-Parmer or your local distributor for repair or maintenance
issues
Product Maintenance
Disconnect power to the product by unplugging the power cord before
performing any maintenance or inspection
General
Inspect the power cord regularly and replace if damaged. Use only
replacement power cords
available from Cole-Parmer.
The unit is tted with a hot
condition IEC socket for
tting to the mains supply
(always use correct power
cord)
Fuse Replacement
The dual mains fuses are located inside the unit and are not user replaceable
parts
General Cleaning
• Ensure the top plate is cool and the unit is disconnected from the mains
electricity supply
• It is important to keep the product clean and dry
• Remove any exterior liquid spills promptly
• Clean exterior surfaces with a damp cloth and a mild detergent solution
• Do not re-connect to power until all cleaned surfaces are dry
• If liquid gets inside the product, immediately disconnect power to
the product and discontinue use. Contact Cole-Parmer for additional
instructions regarding interior spills
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Ceramic Top Plate Cleaning
• The ceramic top is highly resistant to chemical attack
• Ensure the top plate is cool and disconnect from the mains electricity
• A damp cloth will normally remove most types of contamination. For more
difcult stains a domestic cream cleanser is recommended
• During cleaning and general operation take care not to scratch the surface
as this could cause thermal breakage
• A ceramic top which is scratched, chipped, chemically etched or otherwise
damaged must not be used
Optional Accessories
Full Hotplate Range (excluding the Analogue Stirrers SS151, CS151)
Part Number Description Quantity
SR1 Retort rod, 600mm x 12mm diameter 1
SCT1 Temperature controller 1
Metal (aluminium) Hotplates and Stirrers Only
A complete range of modular heating blocks for heating round bottom asks
is available for use with metal top hotplates. See the Stuart website for
further information
Footnote:
Modular heating blocks are not suitable for use with ceramic top hotplates
Replacement Parts
Only spare parts supplied by Cole-Parmer or its agent should be used. Fitting
of non-approved parts may affect the performance of the safety features of
the product
Replacement Parts
Part Number Description Quantity
US152021 UK Mains Cord Moulded Plug (Hot) 1
US152023 EURO Mains Cord Moulded Plug (Hot) 1
BSSEP013 US Mains Cord Moulded Plug (Hot) 1
ceramic