Sanyo 550 6.MAINTENANCE AND CARE

6.MAINTENANCE AND CARE

WARNING

Before entry into the instrument compartment, refrigeration compartment, or treatment

chamber ISOLATE THE CABINET FROM MAINS POWER unless otherwise stated.

The cabinet has been designed and built for a long life and requires minimal attention

and maintenance. However, regular attention to the few points will ensure a long and

trouble free life.

If the cabinet does fail, the expertise of our service engineers is readily available for

either diagnostic advice or on-site attendance. Service contracts are available after the

one year guarantee period finishes and details are available from our Service

Department.

This section contains a maintenance schedule to follow and a methods section giving

instructions relating to the schedule.

Note: If the cabinet is going to be left unused for more than a month, we suggest that

the cabinet is started up and run through all its functions on a monthly basis. This will

ensure that the cabinet is in perfect running order for when it is required.

6.1 • MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE

Weekly or between tests

Clean the cabinet's interior and exterior surfaces

Clean drain(s)

Clean atomiser(s)

Check wicks

Month

Renew wicks

Lubricate moving parts

Check safety thermostat

Clean refrigerator condenser

Check distilled water filter

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Contents

Main SANYO GALLENKAMP ENVIRONMENTAL CHAMBER INSTRUCTION MANUAL CONTENTS PART ONE - THE CABINET Section FORMAT 550 CONTROLLER OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1. Health & Safety at Work 1.2. Commissioning (U.K. Customers only) 2. CABINET DATA 2.1. SPECIFICATION - PHYSICAL 2.1.1 Construction Interior 2.2. SPECIFICATION - PERFORMANCE 2.3. CF4 CF7 2.4. FORMAT 550 DIGITAL CHANNELS Page 3.DESCRIPTI0N 3.1. PRINCIPLE AND AIRFLOW 3.2. TEMPERATURE CONTROL 3.3. RELATIVE HUMIDITY (RH) Page 4.INSTALLATION 4.1. 4.2. ACCESSORIES & SPARES POSITIONING Figure 2 Figure 3 instrument compartment 4.3. AMBIENT TEMPERATURE 4.6. 4.4. POWER SUPPLY 4.5. MAINS INTERRUPT BRIDGE 4.7. DISTILLED WATER SUPPLY 4.9. 4.8. WETWICK(S) Page 5.0PERATI0N 5.1. CONTROL PANEL INSTRUMENTATION 5.2. CABINET AND PROGRAM START UP 5.3. CABINET AND PROGRAM SHUT DOWN 6.MAINTENANCE AND CARE 6.1 MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE 6.2. MAINTENANCE METHODS Page APPENDIX 1 PART NUMBERS MCB APPENDIX 2 REC/W - WATER SYSTEM Page PART 2 - FORMAT 550 INSTRUCTIONS CONTENTS 1 .Introduction 1.1. Introduction to FORMAT 1.2. Format digital channels 1.3. How to use these instructions 2.Getting started 2.1. The menu system 2.2. Using the on-line help 2.3. Function keys 2.4. Using the data entry windows 2.5. The status bar Page 3. Steady state control 3.1. Condition setting 3.2. Resetting steady state setpoints 3.3. Condition monitoring Page 4, Programs Save To Disk 4.1. Writing a Program 4.2. Hruaaaaaaaa ] aaaaaaaa J How to use FORMAT programming sheets 4.3. Entering the data into the programmer 4.4. Loading and saving programs 4.5. Running a program 4.6. r 4.7. Program Monitor Window [^[^LL][OL] i5 Holding a program Page 5.Data Logging 5.1. Introduction to Data Logging 5.2. Starting Data Logging Page 6.Alarms 6.1. Introduction to Alarms 6.2. Setting Alarms __ Page 7.C0MPUTER INTERFACING 7.1. 46 INTRODUCTION 7.1.1 HOST SYSTEM Page Page Page o 7.3. Computer interactive interfacing: main protocol 3 4 5to(4 + S) (5 + S)to(4 + S+D) (5 + S + D) (6 + S + D) 52 0 to 127 Page Page Page Page Thisi 121 57 Page Page Page Page 7.4. Cable connections 7.5. Support software APPENDIX 1 - TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION Page APPENDIX 2 - PROGRAM LOOPING AND NESTED LOOPS LOOP INSTRUCTIONS C Hum C NESTED LOOPS Seg C CALCULATION FOR SUCCEEDING EVENTS Page EXAMPLE OF 600 Q3 NESTED LOOPS APPENDIX 550 FORMAT FORMAT 3 -