
Operating instructions TM 160/250/315 ECO 7 Fusion preparation
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7.2.3 Heating element temperature adjustment
After the heating element is connected and the temperature regulator
is supplied with power, push the button "ON SET" (3) for about 5-6
seconds. The LED 2 starts flashing, indicating that the programming
mode is activated, the display indicates the last adjusted set point.
To change the value of the set point use the buttons UP (5) and DOWN
(4), the value is changing immediately. To confirm the set point press
"ON SET" (3) or wait for approximately 10 seconds and the display will
change automatically to the indication of the current heating element
temperature.
After the connection to the power supply, the unit of measurement
(°C or F) is shown for few seconds. When it is shown, by pushing “ON SET”
(3) + DOWN (4) together, you can change the unit of measurement
(°C – F). Enter into the menu and change the unit of measurement using
the buttons UP (5) and DOWN (4). Press “ON SET” (3) to confirm.
The range of set temperature is from 100°C to 270°C
Any mistake occurred in the temperature set up can be corrected
repeating the set up procedure.
7.2.4 Temperature offset adjustment
Such adjustment is basically a calibration of the actual temperature
detected by the heating element probe (displayed on the temperature
regulator) in respect of the actual temperature measured on the
surface of the heater plate.
In order to set-up the temperature offset, the programming mode
should be activated by pressing together the buttons (5) and (3) for
about 5–6 sec. LED (1) and (2) starts flashing and the display shows the
value of the preset offset value.
By pressing the button (5) or (4) the value could be increased or
decreased, the range is between +/- 25°C.
If the difference between the measured temperature on the heater
plate surface and the displayed temperature on the temperature
regulator is out of the range +/- 25°C, please contact your next service
station.
With (5) the value of the offset will be confirmed.
Example: offset calibration.
Connect the temperature regulator to the heating element and to the power supply. Set up the
heating element temperature, i.e. 220 °C and wait until approximately 10 minutes for even
temperature distribution on the heater plate. Supposing that the measured actual temperature of
the heating element is 215°C. The difference with the set-up temperature (220°C) is therefore 5°C.
By setting-up an offset of 5°C the heat dissipations will be compensated.
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