To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does my Binder KB 115 (E4) Accessories have very long heating-up times?
If your Binder Accessories is experiencing very long heating-up times, it might be because the chamber is fully loaded. Try loading the chamber with fewer items or allow for longer heating-up times.
What does message "Sensor rupture" mean on my Binder KB 115 (E4) Accessories?
If you see a "Sensor rupture" message on your Binder Accessories, it indicates a sensor rupture between the sensor and controller or a defective Pt100 sensor. It is recommended to contact BINDER service.
Why is the refrigerating performance low on my Binder Accessories?
If your Binder Accessories has low refrigerating performance, first check if the ambient temperature is above 25 °C / 77 °F. If so, select a cooler place for installation. Also, consider if there's too much external heat load and reduce it.
General| Brand | Binder |
|---|---|
| Model | KB 115 (E4) |
| Category | Accessories |
| Language | English |
Provides essential safety guidelines for installation and operation.
Specifies the intended applications and limitations of the cooling incubators.
Outlines safety measures implemented by the manufacturer to prevent accidents.
Specifies requirements for the installation site and environmental conditions.
Explains how to connect the chamber to the power supply, including voltage and fuse details.
Explains different operational states like 'control off' and 'fixed value'.
Steps to input set-points using the quick menu function.
Steps to input set-points using the general menu.
How to start and execute a pre-programmed time sequence.
Procedure for stopping an active time program.
Detailed steps for creating custom time-based temperature programs.
How to initiate and run a pre-defined weekly program.
Procedure for stopping an active weekly program.
Guide to setting up custom programs for weekly operation cycles.
Procedure for modifying the password to access the controller.
Restoring the controller configuration to its original factory settings.
Setting up network parameters for chamber communication.
Overview of alarm messages, their causes, and corresponding icons.
Procedure to acknowledge and reset an active alarm condition.
Describes the primary safety device that permanently shuts off the chamber.
Explains the electronic safety controller for overtemperature protection.
Details the 'Limit' and 'Offset' modes for the safety controller.
Procedure for configuring the safety controller's mode and set-point.
Information on the optional combined over/undertemperature safety controller.
Explains 'Limit' and 'Offset' modes for the class 3.3 safety controller.
How to set up the over- and undertemperature safety controller.
Guidelines for regular maintenance and service requirements.
Procedures for cleaning and decontaminating the chamber.
