4SP340 Rev3
(4D35 Service Manual)
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with grease. (The thermal grease should
surround the probe when it is inserted.)
8. Insert the new block probe cable into the
block probe hole until it will not go any
further. Insert slowly so the probe is not
damaged, allowing the thermal grease to
be displaced by the probe. Once fully
inserted, hold the probe cable in place
until excess grease has stopped oozing out
and the block probe remains in place.
Wipe away any excess grease.
9. Note the block bin number located on the
block probe cable (see step 13).
10. Place the cable tie (C) on the stand-off so
the tie lock faces up. Insert the washers
and the screw into the stand-off (D).
Tighten securely.
11. Wrap the cable tie down and around the
block probe cable and up through the tie
lock (E). Pull the cable tie to tighten.
Cut the excess cable tie above the tie
lock.
12. Make sure the block probe cable is secure
at the stand-off, and make sure it is fas-
tened in the block probe hole.
13. Reassemble by reversing steps 1-4.
14. Set the new block bin number (see the
following procedure).
Set Block Bin Number
1. If there is a Supervisor/ Operator
keyswitch, turn it to the Supervisor posi-
tion (if required).
2. At “Press START to Continue”, press
SETUP.
Note: If you have a 4D3 cryoscope with a
suffix before “C”, the menu item “Set
Block Bin #” is within the TEST menu,
not the SETUP menu.
3. At “Select Setup Item”, press < or > to
select “Select Block Bin #”, and then
press START.
4. Enter the correct number and then press
ENTER.
5. Press STOP to exit the menu.
6. Check calibration and recalibrate, if nec-
essary.
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