What to do if my Binder FED 115 Laboratory Equipment chamber doesn’t heat up and there is no heating icon in the display, but controller display is working?
The timer may have run off. Try re-programming the timer or turn it off.
What to do if my ED, FD, FED Binder FED 115 Laboratory Equipment chamber has no function and shows alarm message “!TLim”?
This alarm indicates that safety device class 2 has turned off the chamber. Allow the chamber to cool down. Check the settings of the temperature set-point and the safety device class 2, and select a suitable limit value if needed.
What to do if my Binder FED 115 Laboratory Equipment chamber has no function?
First, check the connection to the power supply. If the overtemperature protective device class 1 has turned off the chamber, disconnect the chamber from the power supply for at least 10 seconds and let it cool down. If the device responds again, further assistance is needed.
What to do if my ED, FD, or FED Binder FED 115 chamber has no function and shows the alarm message “!TLim”?
The safety device class 2 has likely turned off the chamber. Allow the chamber to cool down. Check the temperature set-point and the settings of the safety device class 2. If appropriate, select a suitable limit value. If the issue persists, further assistance is needed.
Why is my Binder Laboratory Equipment chamber heating permanently and not holding the set-point?
The controller may not be adjusted, so calibrate and adjust it. If the issue persists, the controller might be defective and further assistance is needed.
What to do if Binder FED 115 chamber doesn’t heat up but the controller display is working?
The timer might have run off. Try re-programming the timer or turning it off.
Why is the set-point temperature not reached in my Binder Laboratory Equipment after the specified time?
Several factors could be the reason. Make sure the chamber door is completely closed and that the door gasket isn't defective (replace if needed). The controller may also need calibration and adjustment. Finally, verify the power supply for the correct voltage.
Defines requirements for qualified personnel to install, test, and operate the chamber safely.
Covers general safety rules for installation, operation, and environmental conditions.
Specifies the approved applications and limitations of the chamber.
Lists common incorrect uses of the chamber and their associated risks.
Identifies unavoidable risks that may occur even during correct operation.
Describes the control panel with display, buttons, and interfaces.
Instructions for unpacking, inspecting for completeness, and reporting damage.
Guidelines and precautions for safely moving and transporting the chamber.
Requirements for the installation site, including ventilation and environmental factors.
Detailed guide for connecting the chamber to the electrical power supply.
How to input desired temperature and fan speed set-points.
Explains the function of the primary overtemperature safety device and cut-off values.
Details the function of secondary safety controllers (temperature limiter/protection).
Procedure for setting the limit temperature for the safety controller.
Describes alarm indicators and the steps to reset alarms.
Details on setting the timer for automatic shut-off and fan operation.
How to set a timer that starts only after a specific temperature is reached.
Procedure for setting a timer to delay the start of heating.
Step-by-step guide to setting the ramp gradient and target set-point.
How to view the current ramp set-point and change the target value.
Procedure for connecting a USB stick and initiating data logging.
Steps to stop the data recording process via the USB menu.
Instructions for routine cleaning of chamber surfaces and components.
Methods for proper decontamination and disinfection of the chamber.
Specifies the recommended schedule for regular maintenance work.
Provides basic steps for identifying and resolving common chamber faults.
General| Temperature Range | 5 °C above ambient temperature to 300 °C |
|---|---|
| Temperature Accuracy | ± 0.3 °C |
| Interior Volume | 115 l |
| Interior Dimensions (W x H x D) | 500 x 500 x 460 mm |
| Number of shelves (standard/max.) | 2 / 5 |
| Rated Voltage | 230 V |
| Power Supply | 230 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Power Consumption | 2400 W |
| Type | Forced convection drying oven |
| Exterior Dimensions (W x H x D) | 710 x 820 x 680 mm |
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