Haake F6 User manual

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Instruction Manual
F6 and N6 Cirulator
including all Baths
( V 1.5617 )
Part No. 002-3575 F
1-1 -044-2 / 09.2000
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Table of Contents
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1 Key to Symbols 4
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1.1 Symbols used inthis manual 4
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1.2 Symbols usedonthe unit (front) 4
1.2.1 Value alteration
........................ 5
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1.2.2 Menuselection 6
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1.3 Symbols usedon the unit (rear) 6
1.4 Symbols usedonthe display
.................. 7
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1.5 MenuTree 8
2 . QualityAssurance .......................... 9
3 . Your Contactsat Thermo Haake .............. 9
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4 . Safety Notes 10
5 . Unit Description ............................ 13
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5.1 Safety features 13
5.2 Safety class 2 accordingto DIN 12879
......... 14
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5.3 Applications 14
5.4 Temperatureranges
......................... 14
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6 . Unpacking / Setting Up 16
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6.1 Transportationdamage? 16
6.2 Contents
................................... 16
6.3
Ambient conditionsaccordingto EN6101 0 ..... 16
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6.4 Restingtime after transportation 16
6.5 Ventilation
.................................. 16
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6.6 Informationconcerningthe CE sign 17
6.7 Mountingonto bathbridges
................... 18
7 . FunctionalElements ........................ 19
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7.1 FrontFandN 19
7.2 Rear F and N ............................... 20
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7.3 Bathvessel 65 (example model) 21
7.4 Refrigeratedbath C25 (example model)
........ 22
8 . Hoses ...................................... 23
8.1 Connecting Hoses ........................... 23
8.2 SelectingHoses ............................. 23
8.2.1 Plasticand rubber hoses
................ 24
8.2.2 Metalhoses ........................... 25
8.3 Tap water cooling ........................... 26
8.3.1 Connectionto cooling
(tap) water ........ 26
8.4 ExternalCoolingDevices
..................... 26
8.5 Pressure pump
............................. 27
8.5.1 Temperaturecontrollingobject (internalbath)27
8.5.2 Connectionof external closed systems .... 27
8.5.3 Connection of external open systems
..... 27
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Table of Contents
9 . Fillingwith Bath Liquid ...................... 28
9.1 Recommendedbath liquids ................... 28
9.2 Fillingwith heat transfer liquid
................. 31
10 . Draining .................................... 32
11
. ConnectingUp .............................. 33
11.1 Connectingto the mains ..................... 33
11.2 Checkingthe liquid circuit
.................... 33
11.3 Changingthe mains plug (e.g.for Great Britain)
. 33
11.4 Fuses on the unit
............................ 34
12 . Configuration ............................... 35
12.1 Interface RS 232C ........................... 35
12.2 Analog interface (option!)
..................... 35
12.3 Language
.................................. 35
12.4 Temperaturedisplay
......................... 36
12.5 Autostart
................................... 36
12.6 Reset
...................................... 36
12.7 Display contrast adjustment
.................. 37
12.8 Acoustic Signal
............................. 37
12.9 Version numbers
............................ 37
12
. looperationstatus ............................ 37
.................................. . 13 Operating
13.1 Switching on ................................
13.2 Working with internal or external control sensors
13.3 Working with or without cooling
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13.4 Settingthe desired set temperature ............
13.5 Settingthe RTA system correction value .......
13.6 Settingtemperature limit values ...............
13.7 Controlling heating and cooling ................
14 . ExcessTemperature Protection .............. 42
14.1 Excesstemperature protection dial ............ 42
14.1.1 Settingthe excess temperature
......... 43
14.1.2Testing the cut-off point
................ 43
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15 Fault Displays 44
15.1 Excesstemperature ......................... 44
15.2 Low liquid level cut-off
....................... 44
15.3 Pump or motor overloading
................... 44
15.4 Sensor breakageor short circuit
...............
45
15.5 Undefinedfault
.............................. 45
....................... 15.6 Externalfault RS232C 45
15.7 Error in connectionwith cooling units
.......... 46
............................ 15.8 Fault eliminated? 47
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15.9 Fault displays of the Fuzzy control 47
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Key to Symbols
1. Key to Symbols
1.1
Symbols used in this manual
!
Warns the user of possible damage tothe unit, draws
attention to the risk of injury or contains safety notes
and warnings.
Denotes an important remark.
Indicatesthe next operating stepto becarried out and
. ..
... what happens as a result thereof.
1.2 Symbols used on the unit (front)
Caution: Readthe instruction manual before oper-
ating.
t) lnstrument in "off'' position.
@ Instrumentin "on" position
Adjustment for settingthe cut-off point for excess tem-
@ perature protection.
w
Reset after fault of the instrument.
Selection of the basic menu or return from any sub
menu after settings have been made.
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Key to Symbols
1.2.1 Value alteration
Selectionof the digit which needs to be altered in any
temperatureortimedisplays.Can
be madeleftor right.
The selected digit is underlined,
e.g. change of set value:
SET-NEW: + lZ3.45"C
The one-degreedigit hasto be changed.
0x3
Change of the selected digit between 0 and 9,
e.g. changeof set value:
SETPOINT: c123.45"C
The temperature has beenaltered by 3°C.
SET-NEW: +126.45"C
ENTER key to confirm a selection,
e.g. changeof set value:
SETPOINT +126.450~
The set value alteration of plus 3°C
SET-NEW: + 1 26.4s0C
has been confirmed and is in action.
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Key to Symbols
1.2.2 Menu selection
Any single menupoint ina menudisplay (monitorcon-
tents) can be selected by using the arrow keys.
BASIC MENU
The selected menu point will be marked.
ENTERkeytoconfirmaselection andto changetothe
next menu.
123.45OC
START p-1
CONFIG CONTROL
( T-SELECT
1 The next menu amears
e.g.
T-SELECT
-1 LIMIT
I RTA
1.3 Symbols used on the unit (rear)
W
Connection for tap water cooling.
Pump connection: back flow (suction) from the
external object.
@ Pump connection: pressure to the external object.
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Key to Symbols
1.4 Symbols used on the display
START flashes and reminds to perform the starting
24.40°C
procedure.Selectwith thebasicmenu,thenselect
rmf;, and press @ ENTER.
ALARM flashesandheaterelement,pumpand if avail-
ALARM
abie, coolingcircuit havebeenswitchedoff.Any cause
of the alarm is displayed in a second line.
FUZZY DENT 43.20%
Lightsup ifheaterisactive andflashes duringthe con-
trol phase.
Lights up
if cooling is active with full coolingcapacity.
Lights up if cooiing is active with partialcooling
capacity.
Star
1 and 2 are blinkingalternately when the cooling
is on.
The crossedout star is on when the coolingunit is off.
IDENT flashes: After switching on the unit or entering
a new set temperarture, the ~uzzystar~controller
determinessuitablecontrol parameters. It can happen
that heating or cooling is interruptedduring this pro-
cess and the displayedtemperature changes. This is
because
the controE unit requires some time to deter-
mine the parameters.
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Main menu
I
I
I CONTROL
value
LIMIT
I
START
'-1
RS485 I
[ STATUS I
I
values
I
values
value
INT-EXT
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I I I I
value
T-DISPLAY AUTOSTART
DEUTSCH
FRANCAIS
PARTIAL MEDIUM
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