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Figure 1: Position of labels on the chamber front (KBF-UL and KMF-240V)

Figure 2: Position of labels on the chamber rear

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Table of Contents2
Safety7
Personnel Qualification7
Operating Manual7
Legal Considerations7
Intellectual Property8
Structure of the Safety Instructions8
Signal Word Panel8
Safety Alert Symbol9
Pictograms9
Word Message Panel Structure10
Localization / Position of Safety Labels on the Chamber10
Type Plate12
General Safety Instructions on Installing and Operating the Chambers13
Intended Use15
Foreseeable Misuse16
Residual Risks17
Operating Instructions18
Measures to Prevent Accidents18
Resistance of the Humidity Sensor against Harmful Substances20
Chamber Description21
Chamber Overview22
Instrument Panel22
Lateral Control Panels23
Rear View with Water Connections24
Completeness of Delivery, Transportation, Storage, and Installation25
Unpacking, and Checking Equipment and Completeness of Delivery25
Guidelines for Safe Lifting and Transportation26
Storage26
Location of Installation and Ambient Conditions27
Installation and Connections29
Spacer for Wall Distance29
Wastewater Connection29
Freshwater Supply30
Automatic Freshwater Supply Via Water Pipe30
Manual Freshwater Supply Via External Freshwater Can (Option)31
Connection Kit for Connecting the Chamber to the Water Main31
Safety Kit: Hose Burst Protection Device with Reflux Protection Device (Available Via BINDER INDIVIDUAL Customized Solutions)32
Electrical Connection34
Connection of the Voltage Changer (Option for KBF)35
Functional Overview of the Mb2 Chamber Controller37
Operating Functions in Normal Display38
Display Views: Normal Display, Program Display, Chart-Recorder Display39
Controller Icons Overview40
Operating Modes42
Controller Menu Structure43
Main Menu44
Settings" Submenu45
Service" Submenu45
Principle of Controller Entries46
Performance During and after Power Failures46
Performance When Opening the Door47
Start up47
Turning on the Chamber47
Controller Settings Upon Start up47
Turning On/Off Humidity Control48
Set-Point Entry in "Fixed Value" Operating Mode49
Set-Point Entry for Temperature, Humidity, and Fan Speed through the "Setpoints" Menu50
Direct Setpoint Entry for Temperature and Humidity Via Normal Display51
Special Controller Functions Via Operation Lines51
Timer Program: Stopwatch Function52
Starting a Timer Program52
Performance During Program Delay Time52
Stopping a Running Timer Program53
Pausing a Running Timer Program53
Cancelling a Running Timer Program53
Performance after the End of the Program53
Time Programs54
Starting an Existing Time Program54
Performance During Program Delay Time55
Stopping a Running Time Program55
Pausing a Running Time Program55
Cancelling a Running Time Program55
Performance after the End of the Program55
Creating a New Time Program56
Program Editor: Program Management56
Deleting a Time Program57
Section Editor: Section Management58
Add a New Program Section59
Copy and Insert or Replace a Program Section59
Deleting a Program Section60
Value Entry for a Program Section61
Section Duration61
Set-Point Ramp and Set-Point Step62
Special Controller Functions Via Operation Lines63
Setpoint Entry64
Tolerance Range64
Repeating One or Several Sections Within a Time Program65
Saving the Time Program66
Week Programs67
Starting an Existing Week Program67
Cancelling a Running Week Program67
Creating a New Week Program68
Program Editor: Program Management69
Deleting a Week Program70
Section Editor: Section Management71
Add a New Program Section72
Copy and Insert or Replace a Program Section72
Deleting a Program Section73
Value Entry for a Program Section73
Set-Point Ramp and Set-Point Step Modes73
Weekday74
Start Time74
Setpoint Entry75
Special Controller Functions Via Operation Lines75
Notification and Alarm Functions76
Notification and Alarm Messages Overview76
Notifications76
Alarm Messages77
Messages Concerning the Humidity System77
State of Alarm78
Resetting an Alarm, List of Active Alarms78
Tolerance Range Settings79
Activating / Deactivating the Audible Alarm (Alarm Buzzer)80
Temperature Safety Devices80
Over Temperature Protective Device (Class 1)80
Overtemperature Safety Controller Class 3.180
Safety Controller Modes81
Setting the Safety Controller81
Message and Measures in the State of Alarm82
Function Check82
Temperature Safety Device Class 3.3 (Option)83
Temperature Safety Device Class 3.184
Temperature Safety Device Class 3.285
User Management86
Authorization Levels and Password Protection86
Log in89
Log out90
User Change90
Password Assignment and Password Change91
Password Change91
Deleting the Password for an Individual Authorization Level93
New Password Assignment for "Service" or "Admin" Authorization Level When the Password Function was Deactivated94
Activation Code95
General Controller Settings96
Selecting the Controller's Menu Language96
Setting Date and Time96
Selecting the Temperature Unit98
Display Configuration98
Adapting the Display Parameters98
Touchscreen Calibration99
Network and Communication100
Serial Interfaces100
Ethernet101
Web Server102
E-Mail103
USB Menu: Data Transfer Via USB Interface104
General Information105
Service Contact Page105
Current Operating Parameters105
Event List106
Technical Chamber Information106
Self-Test Function107
Chart Recorder Display109
Views109
Show and Hide Legend109
Switch between Legend109
Show and Hide Specific Indications110
History Display110
Setting the Parameters113
Humidification / Dehumidification System114
Function of the Humidifying and Dehumidifying System116
Defrosting at Refrigerating Operation117
Options118
APT-COM™ 4 Multi Management Software (Option)118
APT-COM™ 4 Basic Edition118
RS485 Interface (Option)118
Data Logger Kits (Option)119
Analog Outputs for Temperature and Humidity (Option)119
Zero-Voltage Relay Alarm Outputs for Temperature and Humidity (Option)120
Object Temperature Display with Flexible Pt 100 Temperature Sensor (Option)121
External Freshwater and Wastewater Cans (Option)121
Mounting the Freshwater Can122
Mounting the Wastewater Can123
Mounting with Wastewater Recycling124
BINDER Pure Aqua Service (Option)125
Cleaning and Decontamination125
Cleaning125
Decontamination / Chemical Disinfection127
Maintenance and Service, Troubleshooting, Repair, Testing128
General Information, Personnel Qualification128
Maintenance Intervals, Service128
Simple Troubleshooting129
Sending the Chamber Back to BINDER Gmbh132
Disposal133
Disposal of the Transport Packing133
Decommissioning133
Disposal of the Chamber in the Federal Republic of Germany133
Disposal of the Chamber in the Member States of the EU Except for the Federal Republic of Germany134
Disposal of the Chamber in Non-Member States of the EU136
Technical Description136
Factory Calibration and Adjustment136
Over Current Protection136
Definition of Usable Volume136
KBF / KBF-UL Technical Data137
KMF Technical Data139
Equipment and Options (Extract)141
Accessories and Spare Parts (Extract)142
Dimensions Size 115143
Dimensions Size 240144
Dimensions Size 720145
Dimensions Size 1020146
Certificates and Declarations of Conformity147
EU Declaration of Conformity for KBF147
EU Declaration of Conformity for KMF150
Certificate for the GS Mark of Conformity of the "Deutsche Gesetzliche Unfallversicherung E.V." (German Social Accident Insurance) DGUV153
Contamination Clearance Certificate155
For Chambers Located Outside USA and Canada155
For Chambers Located in USA and Canada158

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