To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the set-point temperature is not reached in my Binder FP 400?
If the set-point temperature isn't reached after the specified time, there might be a few reasons. First, make sure the chamber door is completely closed. If it is, inspect the door gasket for any defects and replace it if necessary. Also, the controller might need adjustment; try calibrating it.
What causes my Binder FP 400 chamber to heat permanently and not hold the set-point?
If your chamber is heating permanently and not holding the set-point, calibrate and adjust the controller. For other potential causes, contact Binder service.
Why are there deviations from the indicated heating-up times in my Binder Laboratory Equipment?
Deviations from the indicated heating-up times can occur if the oven is fully loaded. Try charging the oven with less material or consider allowing longer heating-up times.
Why is my Binder FP 400 chamber permanently turned off?
If the chamber is permanently turned off, first check the connection to the power supply. Ensure the correct voltage (115V or 230V) is being supplied. Also, check the chamber fuse and replace it if needed. If the fuse responds again, contact Binder service.
What to do if the red indicator lamp is lit and my Binder Laboratory Equipment chamber is permanently turned off?
If the red indicator lamp of safety device class 2 is lit and the chamber is permanently turned off, let the oven cool down and then press the RESET button. Check the temperature set-point and the setting of the safety device, and select a suitable limit value if appropriate.
What to do if my Binder FP 400 chamber doesn’t heat up, the LED is not lit, but the controller display is working?
If the chamber doesn’t heat up, the LED is not lit, and the controller display is working, contact Binder service.
What to do if my Binder FP 400 chamber doesn’t heat up, but the LED is lit?
If the chamber doesn’t heat up but the LED is lit, contact Binder service.
Why is the program duration longer than programmed on my Binder FP 400 Laboratory Equipment?
If the program duration is longer than programmed, it may be due to inappropriate tolerances. For rapid transition phases, do NOT program tolerance limits to allow maximum heating speed.
How to fix ramp temperature transitions that are only realized as steps in my Binder FP 400?
If ramp temperature transitions are only realized as steps, set the set-point programming type to “Ramp” in the User level.
Why does my Binder FP 400 Laboratory Equipment program stop one section too early?
If the program stops one section too early, the program line might be incomplete. Define the end value of the desired cycle by adding an additional section with a section time of at least one minute when programming.
Describes the information provided on the chamber's identification plate.
Provides essential safety guidelines for the installation and operation of the drying and heating ovens.
Defines the approved applications and limitations for the drying and heating ovens.
Provides a general overview of the drying and heating oven's main components and features.
Details the layout and function of the standard chamber's control panel.
Provides advice and warnings for safely lifting and moving the chamber.
Specifies requirements for the installation site and ambient operating conditions.
Details the procedures and requirements for connecting the chamber to the power supply.
Guides users on initial settings and display functions of the RD3 program controller.
Explains the operation, setting, and function check of the Class 2 safety device.
Describes the Class 3.1 optional safety device, its function, setting, and checks.
Specifies recommended maintenance schedules and requirements for authorized service.
Provides detailed instructions for cleaning and decontaminating the chamber.
Explains specific disposal regulations for Germany under the WEEE directive.
Outlines disposal procedures for EC member states outside Germany, following WEEE.
Presents comprehensive technical specifications for various chamber models.
Instructions and form for contamination clearance for non-US/Canada locations.
Instructions and form for contamination clearance for US and Canada locations.
Describes the information provided on the chamber's identification plate.
Provides essential safety guidelines for the installation and operation of the drying and heating ovens.
Defines the approved applications and limitations for the drying and heating ovens.
Provides a general overview of the drying and heating oven's main components and features.
Details the layout and function of the standard chamber's control panel.
Provides advice and warnings for safely lifting and moving the chamber.
Specifies requirements for the installation site and ambient operating conditions.
Details the procedures and requirements for connecting the chamber to the power supply.
Guides users on initial settings and display functions of the RD3 program controller.
Explains the operation, setting, and function check of the Class 2 safety device.
Describes the Class 3.1 optional safety device, its function, setting, and checks.
Specifies recommended maintenance schedules and requirements for authorized service.
Provides detailed instructions for cleaning and decontaminating the chamber.
Explains specific disposal regulations for Germany under the WEEE directive.
Outlines disposal procedures for EC member states outside Germany, following WEEE.
Presents comprehensive technical specifications for various chamber models.
Instructions and form for contamination clearance for non-US/Canada locations.
Instructions and form for contamination clearance for US and Canada locations.
General| Internal Volume | 400 liters |
|---|---|
| Rated Voltage | 230 V |
| Capacity | 400 liters |
| Power Supply | 230 V, 50/60 Hz |
| Heating Rate | 5 K/min |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Controller | Digital display with PID microprocessor control |
| Safety Features | Over-temperature protection |
