Quincy lab Digital Series User manual
140E & 180E DIGITAL MODELS
Quincy Lab, Inc.
Digital Incubator
POWER
DIGITALMICROPROCESSOR
Switch
opening
L
L
Model 10-180E
DIGITAL MICROPROCESSOR
Quincy Lab, Inc.
Digital Incubator
POWER
Switch
opening
Model 12-140E
Interior Dimensions
INCHES W x H x D
(CM) W x H x D
Exterior Dimensions
INCHES W x H x D
(CM) W x H x D
12x10x10 18x16x12 18x16x1212x10x10
13x15x11 19x21x13 13x15x11 19x21x11
Standard Electrical
31x25x25 46x41x30 46x41x3031x25x25
33x38x28 48x53x33 33x38x28 48x53x33
SPECIFICATIONS
Common Unit Construction
Exterior: Powder-Coated Steel Interior: Aluminum
Insulation: Fiberglass Door: 140E: Acrylic, 180E: Steel Insulated
Thermo-control: PID Microprocessor Heater: Resistive-Tubular Incoloy
VOLTS / WATTS 115 / 120* 115 / 235* 115 / 270* 115 / 385*
Cubic Foot Capacity
.7 ft32.0 ft3.7 ft32.0 ft3
Common Unit Specifications
Operating Environment: Indoor use, altitude to 6,500 ft. (2,000m) Installation Category II,
Pollution Degree 2, ambient temperature 10oC/50oF to 35oC/95oF,
80% RH maximum.
Storage Temperature: -10oC/14oF to 70oC/158oF, 70% RH maximum.
Approvals: Underwriter's Laboratory Listed, Laboratory Equipment, C/UL
United States/Canadian. E212550 (115VAC models only)
Compliance: UL Standard 61010-1, IEC 61010-1, 2nd Edition.
Weight (lbs) 19 lbs 33 lbs 19 lbs 33 lbs
Temperature Range
Ambient + 2
o
C to 62
o
C
Ambient + 3
o
C to 94
o
C
MODEL
10-140E
MODEL
12-140E
MODEL
10-180E
MODEL
12-180E
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300
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RUN
MENU / ADVANCE
INCREASE
DECREASE
FUNCTIONS / RETURN
300
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RUN
MENU / ADVANCE
INCREASE
DECREASE
FUNCTIONS / RETURN
Digital Series Incubator
Operating Manual
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For models 140E & 180E
Issue Rev 06.22 Quincy Lab Inc. 109 Shore Dr. Burr Ridge, Illinois 60527 1800-482-4328
Copyright Quincy Lab Inc. 2022
• Use only a grounded outlet that is rated for your model's electrical requirement.
•
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above the unit .
Plug the unit into a grounded outlet that is rated for your model's
electrical requirement.
Minumum
above the
unit and are easy to install and adjust using the wire shelf brackets. To
I
Do NOT modify the provided plug. Do NOT use an extension cord.
Use an individual branch circuit for your incubator.
-
refer to label on the back of the unit.
Align bracket ends with holes located inside the ovens walls
Insert shelf bracket ends into the hole and press down on the bracket
as shown in . Repeat proccess on the opposite side of the wall.
Place shelf on top of the shelf brackets.
Read Operating Instructions Thoroughly Prior to Operation
Safety PrecautionsSafety Precautions
Press or to
Increase / Decrease
tuning has been done at the factory, no adjustments are necessary.
and display the current chamber temperature. The and indicators will also
light up once the unit has been powered ON.
Once the unit nears the desired temperature allow the incubator to cycle for
20 minutes at the set-point before the temperature becomes fully stable.
temperature by 3 or 4 degrees especially if the temperature set point is close to
General Operation
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OUT
RUN
The incubator will immediately start to heat to the factory preset temperature
set-point. To change the set-point temperature follow the quick sequence shown to
the right on .
units. To change the temperature unit refer to page 3 of this manual.
See Menu Functions Guide for controller functions.
PF
PFPress 3 times to
return to chamber
temperature
PFPress once to
see SP
RUN and OUT lights ON
indicates normal heating
process.
The OUT light will flash
intermittently after achieving
the set-point.
PPP
P
F
F
F
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NOVUS N1020
AT
OPERATION
INDICATORS
CONTROLLER
KEYS
PROCESS VALUE
RUN
ON - Control is enable to run.
(This light remains ON during use)
OUT
ON- Indicates normal activation of outputs.
FLASHING - Indicates normal operation
AT Indicator
ON- Indicates that auto-tuning is in process.
(See Auto-Tuning the oven for more information).
CONTROLLER KEY DESCRIPTION
P
F
Menu/Advance - Use to advance to successive parameter or menu
Increase - Use key to increase the parameters value.
Decrease - Use key to decrease the parameters value.
Special Function - Use key to return and exit.
OPERATION INDICATORS
300
OUT
RUN
ALM
ALM
ON - Indicates an alarm condition when the process
value is above the defined alarm value.
SET-POINT CHANGE TEMPERATURE UNITS
To change the temperature set-point of your oven, use the
indicated arrow keys to increase or decrease temperature.
To change the oven’s operational unit to read either
degrees Celsius or degrees Fahrenheit you will need to:
UNIT
SP
TEMPERATURE OFFSET / CALIBRATION
Your unit has been calibrated at our factory using a
NIST-certified temperature instrument.
Over time a temperature adjustment (offset) may be neces-
sary to maintain the unit’s controller temperature reading
consistent with the interior temperature. To maintain this
temperature accuracy, we recommend verifying twice a year
that there is a temperature consistency between the control-
ler and the chamber using a known accurate temperature
measuring device.
Place a trusted, preferably certified digital temperature
probe at the center of the unit’s chamber.
Record the temperature reading at the controller and at
the center of your unit’s chamber.
Access the OFFS parameter and input the tempera-
ture difference from your controller to your digital probe.
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2
3
To navigate the controller's menu, please refer to the easy-to-use Menu Guide below: Menu setting changes can be done
quickly with our 4-button digital microprocessor. Your incubator's controller allows you to perform the following:
Set the operating set-point temperature
Select between degrees Fahrenheit or Centigrade
Calibrate your unit to your independent temperature sensing device.
Auto-tune your Incubator for maximum efficiency
Lock the set-temperature
M E N U G U I D E
PF
PFPress ONCE to
see OFFS
PFPress 3 times to
see PASS
Press to input
factory passcode
PFPress or to input
temperature difference
1111
PFPress ONCE to
exit calibration
Once a temperature adjustment has been made, allow
the unit some time to stabilize before making any
subsequent adjustements.
The temperature difference between the controller and
your independent probe can be a positive or negative
number.
To execute an OFFSET you will need to:
Factory set passcode 1111
To change the offset value on your incubator:
Press or to
Increase / Decrease
PF
PFPress 3 times to
return to chamber
temperature
PF
F
Press once to
see SP
PPP
P
Press or to
select unit
PF
PF
Press 2 times to
return to chamber
temperature
PFPress 2 times to
see UNIT
PPP
P
P
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
F
P
P
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Menu Functions Guide
CONTROLLER ALARM
Controller Alarm- If the unit exceeds the high limit alarm value, the controller will
stop the heating process and display the ALM indicator on the controller until the unit is
manually reset.
To reset alarm condition- Power the unit OFF and allow it to cool down to room
temperature before powering ON. If the problem persist contact technical support.
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ALM
To execute an auto-tuning you will need to:
Select the desired set-point temperature to tune the unit.
Press and HOLD
to see PASS
AUTO-TUNING THE UNIT
FAST Tuning
PF
PF
Your unit’s controller has been tuned from our factory to
achieve set-point temperatures at a faster rate. However,
you can auto-tune your unit’s controller to work best with
your application and set-points. The two auto-tuning options
available are:
Press to input
passcode
1
2
FULL Tuning
This option prioritizes speed over accuracy, allowing you to
reach set-point temperatures faster.
This tuning option gives priority to accuracy over speed.
PASS
Once the desired set-point temperature has been set,
you will need to input the factory set passcode to access
the tuning parameter.
SP
CONTROLLER LOCK
Your unit’s controller allows you the option to “lock” the controller buttons to prevent any changes to the parameter values.
You can do this by following the sequences shown below:
PASS
2. Enter the password of
1111
by holding
CALIB
PROT
5. Change the
4
to
5
by pressing
ENTER PASSWORD CALib Prompt Prot PROMPTPASSWORD PROMPT
CHANGE 4 TO 5 RETURN TO
TEMPERATURE
PASS 1111
CALIB PROT 5 125
During the tuning process, it is common to see the
temperature fluctuate by a few degrees above and
below the setpoint.
Allow the unit some time to reach temperature stability
after the tuning process has been completed.
3
ATUN
Select either the FAST or FULL tuning option to
be executed. Once a selection has been made exit
tuning menu. The indicator AT will light up and remain
ON during the tuning process.
PFPress ONCE to
see ATUNE.
Continue to 3
Press or to
Increase / Decrease
PF
PF
Press 3 times to
return to chamber
temperature
PF
F
Press once to
see SP
PPP
P
F
F
F
F
Factory set passcode 1111
P
P
PFPress to select
tuning option
PF
F
F
Although there are other tuning options available,
we recommend only using the two options mentioned
above. Any other tuning option performed will affect
the unit’s performance and accuracy.
Press and HOLD to
or to exit tuning
menu
P
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F
Chamber Loading
For
The unit can operate
at 2°C (140E models) and 3°C (180E models) above room temperature but temperature stability will be degraded.
non-typical ambient condions can be done by performing an
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lower heat-shield, is designed to travel up the sidewalls and can have a slightly elevated temperature from setpoint and the
rest of the chamber.
This will show by non-uniform processing and long
takes for the temperature to recover to the original set temperature once load is placed), as a guide.
Leave a space between
It is important to note that large trays placed on lower shelves prevent enough heat to rise within the chamber.
Probes can be inserted at
the top port.
140E & 180E DIGITAL MODELS
Maintenance
To clean the interior and exterior surfaces, use a damp cloth with or without an all-purpose cleaner. Avoid commercially
available oven cleaners. The acrylic door should only be cleaned using a lint-free cloth, with or without water. Paper towels
can mar the surface of the acrylic door. The use of any commercial cleansers on the acrylic door will cause crazing and
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Unit not turning ON
when the power
switch is in the
ON position
1. Check if the unit tripped a GFCI outlet or fuse. Try a different
power outlet connection before moving to number 2 on this list.
2. Check (red) fuse holder in the back of the unit for missing or
broken fuse. Replace as needed.
3. Check all wire connections in the electrical area (bottom) and
make sure there are no loose or disconnected wires in the unit.
Incubator not heating
or over heating.
Common Replacement Components Common Additional Equipment
Digital P.I.D Controller 10 Series Wire Shelf
For a complete list of replacement components, part and additional
equipment, visit us on the web at www.quincylab.com
1. Tripped GFCI power outlet
2. Damaged or missing fuse
3. Disconnected / loose wires.
2. The unit overheated and alarmed
PART # 101-1230 PART # 101-1000
S.S Relay
PART # 401-1235
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE WHAT TO DO BEFORE CALLING TECH. SUPPORT
1.Make sure the setpoint temperature is set correctly and is
above the minimum stated 2°C (140E series) or 3°C (180E
series) above the room temperature.
1. Set temperature not set correctly or
set too low.
Quincy Lab, Inc. warrants to the original purchaser that this product will be free from defects in
material and workmanship under normal use throughout the warranty period. The standard warranty
period for this instrument is twenty four (24) months from date of shipment. The instrument warranty
at factory only) and shipping cost for replacement parts.
Limited Warranty
Email:
Voice:
Fax:
800-482-4328
773-622-2282
Quincy Lab, Inc.
109 Shore Dr.,
Burr Ridge, Illinois 60527
on the web at
• If a liquid is spilled inside the unit, disconnect it from the power supply and have it checked by a
competent person.
spilled on or inside the unit.
3. Incorrect OFFSET (OFFS)value 3.Verify that the Temperature Offset (pg.3) is between -10°F
to10°F. Any value higher than this may affect the heating
process. Bring value down to zero, and perform a temperature
calibration. See page 3 for for more information.
10 Series Shelf Support
PART # 101-1001
12 Series Wire Shelf
PART # 101-3000
12 Series Shelf Support
PART # 101-3001
SPACE LEFT
INTENTIONALLY BLANK
2.Turn unit OFF to clear (ALM) Alarm and allow it to cool down
to room temperature before restarting . If the problem persists
contact Quincy Lab. for further assistance.
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