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1 OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS LABORATORY & PHARMACEUTICAL UNIT 100/270/270-2/300/500/660/660-2/700/1400

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3 INDEX...PAGE Before using the appliance...4 Safeguarding the environment...4 Power Failure... 4 Precautions and general recommendations...4 Installing the appliance...5 Electrical connection...5 Before commissioning...6 Starting procedure...6 Starting up the appliance...6 Disconnecting the appliance...6 Control Panel...7 Description control panel for user...7 Description of marked points from control panel overview...7 Description control panel for engineer...8 Default settings:...9 LR / LF units Block Diagram of Main PCB board...11 LFF 270 / LFF 660 / LR / LR Block Diagram of Main PCB board...12 PR 500 / PF 500 / PR 700 / PF 700 / PR 1400 / PF Block Diagram of Main PCB board...13 Wiring diagram for LR 300 / 500 / 700 / -ST...14 Wiring diagram for LR 1400 / -ST...15 Wiring diagram for LF 300 / 500 / 700 / -ST...16 Wiring diagram for LF 1400 / -ST...17 Wiring diagram for LR / LFF / 270 / 660 / -ST...18 Wiring diagram for PR 300 / 500 / 700 / -ST...19 Wiring diagram for PR 1400 / -ST...20 Wiring diagram for PF 300 / 500 / 700 / -ST...21 Wiring diagram for PF 1400 / -ST

4 IMPORTANT Before using the appliance For safety reasons, the instructions should be read before the appliance is commissioned. The operating instructions should always be available and accessible to personnel! Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive /EEC Only use the appliance for its specific purpose. Safeguarding the environment: Packing The packing material is entirely recyclable, pleas follow the local regulation for scrapping. Appliance By disposal deliver the appliance to an authorised centre for recovery of refrigerant. Make the appliance unusable by cutting of the power supply cord. Information This appliance contains a mixture of various refrigerants. For more information please refer to the rating plate affixed to the freezer. Power Failure: The unit is equipped with battery back up for display and contact for remote monitoring only. Back up time is min. 48 hours, the freezer must be connected voltage 100V, 115V or 230V, in minimum 72 hour before maximum battery is available. Please note the lifetime of the battery is estimated to be 3 years. But should be checked by authorize personnel every 6. Month. Precautions and general recommendations: WARNING: Keep ventilation openings, in the appliance enclosure or in the built-in structure, clear of obstruction WARNING: Do not use mechanical devices or other means to accelerate the defrosting process, other than those recommended by the manufacturer. WARNING: Do not damage the refrigerant system. WARNING: Do not use electrical appliances inside the appliance storage compartment, unless they are of the type recommended by the manufacturer. Always keep the keys in separate place and out of reach of children. Before servicing or cleaning the appliance, unplug it from the mains or disconnect the electrical power supply. The power supply cable may only be replaced by an authorised person. 4

5 Installing the appliance 1. Always allow an authorised electrician to install the appliance. 2. The appliance should be located in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. The appliance gives off a great deal of heat when in operation. If the ambient temperature is too high there is a risk that the appliance will not operate correctly. It is recommended that the room be ventilated so that the room temperature does not exceed ambient temperature. 3. Place the appliance on a solid and flat substrate. This will eliminate any vibration an irritating noise. The appliance should be placed with at least 10cm free to the sides, at least 16cm free at the back. Electrical Connection The appliance meets current EU directives. Low voltage Electromagnetic compatibility The appliance should be given extra protection in accordance with Electricity Supply Regulations in order to protect the user against dangerous electric shocks in the event of faults. If the switch is for three-pin plug, a three-pin plug should be used and the conductor with yellow/green insulation connected to the Earth terminal. Data regarding voltage and absorbed power/current is given on the rating plate. Electrical connection must be made in accordance with the local regulations. 5

6 Warning Regulations require that this appliance be earthed: The manufacture declines all liability for injury to persons or animals and for damage to property resulting from failure to observe the above procedures and reminders. If the socket and plug are not of the same type either the socket or the plug must be replaced by a qualified electrician. Under no circumstances use extension leads or adaptors. 1. The appliance should be connected by an authorised electrician or by the company that sold the appliance. Incorrect installation may damage the appliance. 2. Place the appliance on a flat floor that can bear the weight of the appliance. 3. The electrical installation should be earthed. 4. Do not use extension cables. Connect the appliance directly to a fixed installation. If the appliance is connected to a long extension cable there is a risk that the cable will become hot. 5. The appliance should be placed in a dry location. Do not allow water to come into contact with the cabinet. Water entering electrical parts may cause short-circuiting. 6. In the event of functional or electrical irregularities, please contact an authorised service engineer. Before Commissioning Clean the appliance both inside and out using a damp, wrung out cloth. Dry with a dry cloth. Starting procedure Put the plug in the socket. The thermostat pre-set by the producer. The appliance should run for at least 6 hours before the thermostat is changed to allow for stabilisation of the cooling system. Starting up the appliance Set the digital thermometer at the required. Disconnecting the appliance Electrical disconnecting must be possible either by unplugging the appliance or by means of a double pole switch located up-line from the socket. 6

Up, down, left, right button to scrolls through the menu On/off or exit menu Enter (accesses the menu, accept) Mute alarm Alarm (red light) Description control panel for user Screen At alarm Main

7 Up, down, left, right button to scrolls through the menu On/off or exit menu Enter (accesses the menu, accept) Mute alarm Alarm (red light) Description control panel for user Screen At alarm Main menu Current alarm Non current alarm(s) not accept Temp. Last 24 H max/min 3) Settings level l password l Settings level ll password ll Accept 1) Accept 2) Setpoints 4) Alarm settings Description of marked points from control panel overview 1 Accept current alarm Current alarms will be shown on the screen 2 Accept non current alarm(s) not accept Non current alarms will be shown on the screen 3 Temp. Last 24 H max/min The highest and lowest temperature of the unit, the last 24 hours will be shown on the screen. 4 Setpoints The wanted temperature of the unit. 5 Power failure If the main power to the unit disappear, an alarm will occur. The data logger will still log the data. To keep current on the battery as long as possible, the light in the display will disappear. 6 High temp alarm Temperature too high for longer time than alarm delay 7 Low temp alarm Temperature too low for longer time than alarm delay 8 Door op alarm If the door is left open, the door alarm will be activated. 9 Probe/eprom failure If there is a failure on the probe or on the eprom the alarm will be activated 10 Alarm delay Delay before Alarm Hi/Lo temp alarm is activated. 11 Alarm log Log all current and not current alarms. Power failure 5) High temp alarm 6) Low temp alarm 7) Door op alarm 8) Probe/eprom failure 9) Alarm delay 10) Alarm log 11) 7

8 Description control panel for engineer Screen Main menu At alarm Temp. Last 24H max/min Settings level l password Settings level ll password ll Hysteresis 13) Range 13 Hysteresis The difference between the set point and the temperature that causes the fan and the compressor to restart. On/off Max temp limit 14) Min temp limit 15) 14 Max temp limit Max. set point allowed to be set on level I 15 Min temp limit Min. set point allowed to be set on level II 16 Password protected Yes/no. Password for start/stop the freeer Yes or No? 17 Calibration The temperature sensor of the unit can be calibrated. This value represents the offset +/- from the value in the display. Password protected yes/no 16) Yes. Password No Calibration 17) Automatic defrost 18) Yes Defrost cyclus No Start manual defrost Change passwords 18 Automatic defrost Yes: Defrost cyclus Adjust how many times the unit must automatic defrost. No: manual defrost The unit will only defrost when manual defrost is being activated. Service menu Change password l 19) Change password ll 20) Compressor hours 21) Fan hours 22) 19 Change password l Changes the password to level 1 Reset all settings to fabric default 23) 20 Change password ll Changes the password to level 2 21 Compressor hours Compressor running time? 22 Fan hours Fan running time 23 Reset all settings to fabric default All settings will be deleted and turn back to factory settings. 8

9 Default settings: Description LEVEL I Arctiko default settings Customer setting. Password 0000 Set point Freezer -20 Refrigerator +4 Power failure Freezer Refrigerator 01 (on) 01 (on) High temp alarm Freezer -15 Refrigerator +6 Low temp alarm Freezer -30 Refrigerator +2 Door open alarm Freezer 01 Refrigerator 01 Probe/eprom failure Freezer 01 Refrigerator 01 Alarm Delay Freezer 01 Refrigerator 01 Alarm log Freezer 01 Refrigerator 01 9

10 Default settings: Description LEVEL II Arctiko default settings Customer setting. Password 0000 Hysteresis Freezer 2 Refrigerator 2 Max temp. limit Freezer -15 Refrigerator +8 Min temp. limit Freezer -25 Refrigerator +0 Password protected on/off Freezer Refrigerator off off Calibration Freezer 00 Refrigerator 00 Automatic defrost Freezer 06 Refrigerator 06 10

11 LR / LF units Block Diagram of Main PCB board 11

12 LFF 270 / LFF 660 / LR / LR Block Diagram of Main PCB board 12

13 PR 500 / PF 500 / PR 700 / PF 700 / PR 1400 / PF 1400 Block Diagram of Main PCB board 13

14 Wiring diagram for LR 300 / 500 / 700 / -ST 220V / 700W 14

15 Wiring diagram for LR 1400 / -ST 15

16 Wiring diagram for LF 300 / 500 / 700 / -ST 220V / 700W 16

17 Wiring diagram for LF 1400 / -ST 17

18 Wiring diagram for LR / LFF / 270 / 660 / -ST 18

19 Wiring diagram for PR 300 / 500 / 700 / -ST 19

20 Wiring diagram for PR 1400 / -ST 20

21 Wiring diagram for PF 300 / 500 / 700 / -ST 220V / 700W 21

22 Wiring diagram for PF 1400 / -ST 22

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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BLOOD BANK REFRIGERATOR 100/300/500/700/1400

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS BLOOD BANK REFRIGERATOR 100/300/500/700/1400 INDEX...................................................... PAGE Safety Precautions..............................................................