To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Binder Accessories chamber has no function?
If your Binder Accessories chamber isn't working, start by checking the power supply connection and ensuring it's properly connected. Verify that the voltage matches the required 100-120V or 200-240V. Also, inspect the chamber fuse and replace it if necessary. If the fuse blows again, it's recommended to contact Binder service.
Why is my Binder KB 720 (E6) Accessories temperature too high with a 'Temp. range' alarm?
If you're getting a 'Temp. range' alarm and the Binder Accessories chamber is overheating, confirm the alarm. The controller might be defective, so contacting Binder service is recommended. Another possible cause is that the controller isn't adjusted correctly, in that case you should calibrate and adjust the controller.
What to do if my Binder KB 720 (E6) Accessories shows "Safety controller over- temperature" alarm?
If you receive a "Safety controller over- temperature" alarm on your Binder Accessories, confirm the alarm. Check the temperature set-point and the safety controller set-point. Adjust to a suitable value if needed. Also, consider if there's too much external heat load and reduce it if possible.
What to do if my Binder KB 720 (E6) shows "Safety controller over- temperature" alarm with safety controller class 3.3?
If your Binder Accessories is showing a "Safety controller over- temperature" alarm with safety controller class 3.3, confirm the alarm. Verify the temperature set-point and the setting of the over-temperature safety controller, adjusting to a suitable limit value if necessary. Also, check for excessive external heat load and reduce it.
What to do if my Binder Accessories has excess temperature and shows "Temp. range" alarm?
If your Binder Accessories displays a "Temp. range" alarm due to excess temperature, confirm the alarm. Ensure the installation site isn't too warm, as an ambient temperature above 25 °C can cause this issue. Select a cooler installation site.
What to do if my Binder KB 720 (E6) Accessories temperature is too low, but the notification "Heating active" is on?
If the temperature in your Binder Accessories is too low even though the "Heating active" notification is on, it could be due to a heating defect. In this case, it's best to contact BINDER service for assistance.
Why is my Binder KB 720 (E6) Accessories program duration longer than programmed?
If the program duration on your Binder Accessories is longer than what you've set, it might be due to inappropriate tolerances programmed. For rapid transition phases, avoid programming tolerance limits to allow for maximum heating speed.
What to do if my Binder KB 720 (E6) Accessories temperature is too low and deviates from the set-point?
If your Binder Accessories has a low temperature and triggers a tolerance range alarm, confirm the alarm. Make sure the chamber door is completely closed. If the issue persists, the door gasket might be defective and need replacement. You can also check the controller function, and if necessary, contact BINDER service.
What to do if my Binder KB 720 (E6) Accessories set-point temperature is not reached after specified time?
If the set-point temperature on your Binder Accessories isn't reached after the specified time, make sure the chamber door is completely closed. If the problem continues, the door gasket may be defective and require replacement. You might also need to calibrate and adjust the controller.
Why does my Binder KB 720 (E6) program stop one section too early?
If your Binder Accessories program stops one section too early, it could be due to an incomplete program line. When programming with the "ramp" setting, define the end value of the desired cycle by adding an additional section with a section time of at least one minute.
General| Material | Steel, powder-coated |
|---|---|
| Category | Accessories |
| Suitable for series | K |
| Type | Binder |
| Model | KB 720 (E6) |
Provides general safety guidelines for installation, operation, and environmental conditions.
Defines the specific applications and limitations for the cooling incubators.
Describes the components of the microprocessor controller's instrument panel.
Guidelines for safely lifting, transporting, and handling the chamber.
Specifies requirements for the installation site and permissible ambient conditions.
Information and guidelines for correctly connecting the chamber to the power supply.
Details the controller's menu navigation, including general, quick, and user menus.
Explains the different operating modes like 'Control Off' and 'Fixed Value'.
Describes how the controller and programs behave during and after a power failure.
Step-by-step guide to entering set-points using the quick menu.
Detailed guide for creating new time programs, including sections and parameters.
How to manually interrupt (pause) or resume a running time program.
Procedure for starting and running an existing week program.
Steps to cancel a running week program.
Guide for creating new week programs with sections, days, and times.
How to activate the key lock function immediately.
Configuration for automatic key lock activation based on waiting time.
Sequentially guides through essential chamber configuration menus.
Settings for chamber networking via Ethernet, including IP, DNS, and DHCP.
Instructions for exporting chamber data (status, values, logs) to a USB drive.
Lists and explains the different alarm messages and their causes.
Settings for managing active alarms, history, buzzer, and alarm functions.
Details the Class 3.1 safety controller, its modes, and setting procedures.
Explains the Class 3.3 controller for over/under temperature protection.
Specifies requirements for regular maintenance and service.
Procedures for cleaning and decontaminating the chamber to prevent damage.
Comprehensive technical specifications for different chamber models.
