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Issue 09/2021 Art. No. 7001-0319
Operating Manual
Translation of the original operating manual
KBF / KBF-UL (E6)
Constant climate chambers with program control
Model Model version Art. No.
KBF 115 KBF115-230V 9020-0320, 9120-0320
KBF 115-UL KBF115UL-240V 9020-0321, 9120-0321
KBF 240 KBF240-230V 9020-0322, 9120-0322
KBF 240-UL KBF240UL-240V 9020-0323, 9120-0323
KBF 720 KBF720-230V 9020-0324, 9120-0324
KBF 720-UL KBF720UL-240V 9020-0325, 9120-0325
KBF 1020 KBF1020-230V 9020-0326, 9120-0326
KBF 1020-UL KBF1020UL-240V 9020-0327, 9120-0327
KMF (E6)
Constant climate chambers
with enlarged temperature and humidity range
with program control
Model Model version Art. No.
KMF 115 KMF115-230V 9020-0341, 9120-0341
KMF115-240V 9020-0342, 9120-0342
KMF 240 KMF240-230V 9020-0343, 9120-0343
KMF240-240V 9020-0344, 9120-0344
KMF 720 KMF720-230V 9020-0345, 9120-0345
KMF720-240V 9020-0346, 9120-0346
BINDER GmbH
Address: Post office box 102, 78502 Tuttlingen, Germany Phone: +49 7462 2005 0
Fax: +49 7462 2005 100 Internet: http://www.binder-world.com
E-mail: info@binder-world.com Service Hotline: +49 7462 2005 555
Service Fax: +49 7462 2005 93 555 Service E-Mail: customerservice@binder-world.com
Service Hotline USA: +1 866 885 9794 or +1 631 224 4340 x3
Service Hotline Asia Pacific: +852 390 705 04 or +852 390 705 03
Service Hotline Russia and CIS: +7 495 988 15 16

Table of Contents

Questions and Answers:

Binder KMF Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandBinder
ModelKMF Series
CategoryClimate chamber
LanguageEnglish

Summary

1. SAFETY

1.1 Personnel Qualification

Qualifications for personnel installing and operating the chamber.

1.2 Operating Manual

Importance and handling of the operating manual for safe use.

1.3 Legal Considerations

Manual content is informational and subject to change.

2. CHAMBER DESCRIPTION

2.1 Chamber Overview

General overview of the chamber's main components and features.

2.2 Instrument Panel

Description of the controller display, interfaces, and pilot lamp.

2.3 Lateral Control Panels

Details of the control panels on the chamber sides.

2.4 Rear View with Water Connections

Visual representation of the chamber's rear and water connections.

3. DELIVERY, TRANSPORTATION, STORAGE, AND INSTALLATION

3.1 Unpacking and Checking Delivery

Procedure for unpacking and verifying the chamber and accessories.

3.2 Safe Lifting and Transportation

Guidelines for safely handling and transporting the chamber.

3.3 Storage Guidelines

Instructions for intermediate storage of the chamber.

3.4 Installation Site and Ambient Conditions

Requirements for the installation location and environmental factors.

4. INSTALLATION AND CONNECTIONS

4.1 Wall Distance Spacers

Use of spacers to maintain minimum wall distance.

4.2 Wastewater Connection

Steps for connecting the wastewater hose to the chamber.

4.3 Freshwater Supply

Methods for supplying freshwater, including water quality.

4.4 Electrical Connection

Instructions for connecting the chamber to the electrical power supply.

4.5 Voltage Changer Connection (KBF Option)

Procedure for connecting the optional voltage changer for KBF models.

5. MB2 CHAMBER CONTROLLER OVERVIEW

5.1 Normal Display Functions

Explanation of controls and information in the normal display mode.

5.2 Display Views

Overview of normal, program, and chart-recorder display modes.

5.3 Controller Icon Guide

Explanation of navigation and functional icons within the controller.

5.4 Operating Modes

Description of the different operational modes available.

5.5 Controller Menu Structure

Navigation through the controller's menu hierarchy.

6. START UP PROCEDURE

6.1 Turning On the Chamber

Initial steps to power on the chamber for operation.

6.2 Controller Settings Upon Startup

Initial configuration steps for the controller after startup.

6.3 Humidity Control On/Off

How to enable or disable the humidity control function.

7. FIXED VALUE OPERATING MODE SETPOINT ENTRY

7.1 Setpoint Entry via Setpoints Menu

Entering setpoints for temp, humidity, and fan via menu.

7.2 Direct Setpoint Entry on Normal Display

Entering setpoints directly on the main display screen.

7.3 Special Controller Functions

Activating special functions via operation lines.

8. TIMER PROGRAM (STOPWATCH FUNCTION)

8.1 Starting a Timer Program

Procedure for initiating a timer program.

8.2 Stopping a Timer Program

Methods for pausing or canceling a running timer program.

8.3 Program End Behavior

Controller behavior after a timer program completes.

9. TIME PROGRAMS

9.1 Starting Existing Time Programs

How to select and start a pre-programmed time sequence.

9.2 Stopping Running Time Programs

Procedures for pausing or canceling a time program.

9.3 Program End Behavior

Controller actions after a time program concludes.

9.4 Creating New Time Programs

Step-by-step guide to creating new time-based programs.

9.5 Program Editor: Management

Managing, editing, and deleting time programs.

9.6 Section Editor: Management

Editing individual sections within time programs.

9.7 Value Entry for Program Sections

Inputting parameters for each section of a time program.

10. WEEK PROGRAMS

10.1 Starting Existing Week Programs

How to select and start a pre-programmed weekly sequence.

10.2 Cancelling Week Programs

Procedure for stopping an active week program.

10.3 Creating New Week Programs

Step-by-step guide to creating new week-based programs.

10.4 Program Editor: Management

Managing, editing, and deleting week programs.

10.5 Section Editor: Management

Editing individual sections within week programs.

10.6 Value Entry for Program Sections

Inputting parameters for each section of a week program.

11. NOTIFICATION AND ALARM FUNCTIONS

11.1 Notification and Alarm Messages

Overview of system notifications and alarm indicators.

11.2 Alarm States

How alarm conditions are visually and audibly indicated.

11.3 Resetting Alarms and Active Alarms List

Procedures for acknowledging and viewing active alarms.

11.4 Tolerance Range Settings

Configuring parameters that trigger tolerance range alarms.

11.5 Audible Alarm Activation/Deactivation

How to enable or disable the audible alarm buzzer.

12. TEMPERATURE SAFETY DEVICES

12.1 Over-Temperature Protective Device (Class 1)

Description of the primary over-temperature safety device.

12.2 Overtemperature Safety Controller (Class 3.1)

Details on the overtemperature safety controller functionality.

12.3 Temperature Safety Device Class 3.3 (Option)

Explanation of the optional temperature safety device class 3.3.

13. USER MANAGEMENT

13.1 Authorization Levels and Password Protection

Explanation of user access levels and password security.

13.2 Logging In

Procedure for accessing the controller with user credentials.

13.3 Logging Out

How to exit the controller session.

13.4 User Change

Function for switching between different user accounts.

13.5 Password Management

Assigning and changing user passwords for access control.

13.6 Activation Code

Using activation codes to unlock advanced controller functions.

14. GENERAL CONTROLLER SETTINGS

14.1 Menu Language Selection

How to select the display language for the controller menus.

14.2 Setting Date and Time

Configuring the chamber's internal clock and date settings.

14.3 Temperature Unit Selection

Choosing between Celsius and Fahrenheit temperature units.

14.4 Display Configuration

Adjusting display parameters like brightness and screen saver.

14.5 Network and Communication

Settings for connecting to networks and external devices.

14.6 USB Menu: Data Transfer

Transferring data to and from the chamber via USB.

15. GENERAL INFORMATION

15.1 Service Contact Information

Contact details for BINDER technical support and service.

15.2 Current Operating Parameters

Accessing real-time data on chamber operation.

15.3 Event List

Viewing a chronological log of chamber events and errors.

15.4 Technical Chamber Information

Accessing hardware and software details of the chamber.

15.5 Self-Test Function

Performing automated diagnostic tests on chamber systems.

16. CHART RECORDER DISPLAY

16.1 Views and Legend

Navigating chart recorder displays and managing legends.

16.2 Parameter Settings

Configuring storage interval, value types, and scaling.

17. HUMIDIFICATION / DEHUMIDIFICATION SYSTEM

17.1 System Functionality

Explanation of how the humidifying and dehumidifying systems operate.

18. DEFROSTING AT REFRIGERATING OPERATION

19. OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES

19.1 APT-COM™ 4 Software (Option)

Details on the optional Multi Management Software for chamber control.

19.2 RS485 Interface (Option)

Information on the optional RS485 serial interface for communication.

19.3 Data Logger Kits (Option)

Overview of optional data logger kits for measurement recording.

19.4 Analog Outputs (Option)

Details on optional analog output connections for data transmission.

19.5 Zero-Voltage Relay Alarms (Option)

Explanation of optional relay outputs for central alarm systems.

19.6 Object Temperature Display (Option)

Using an optional sensor for measuring object temperature.

19.7 External Water Cans (Option)

Details on optional freshwater and wastewater cans.

19.8 BINDER Pure Aqua Service (Option)

Information about the optional water treatment system.

20. CLEANING AND DECONTAMINATION

20.1 Chamber Cleaning

Procedures and recommended agents for cleaning the chamber interior.

20.2 Decontamination / Chemical Disinfection

Steps for decontaminating the chamber from hazardous materials.

21. MAINTENANCE, TROUBLESHOOTING, REPAIR, TESTING

21.1 General Information and Personnel

Overview of maintenance requirements and personnel qualifications.

21.2 Maintenance Intervals and Service

Recommended schedule for chamber maintenance and service.

21.3 Simple Troubleshooting

Basic steps to diagnose and resolve common chamber issues.

21.4 Returning Chamber to BINDER GmbH

Procedure for sending the chamber back for repair or service.

22. DISPOSAL

22.1 Transport Packing Disposal

Guidelines for recycling or disposing of packaging materials.

22.2 Chamber Decommissioning

Steps for safely taking the chamber out of service.

22.3 Chamber Disposal in Germany

Regulations for disposing of chambers in Germany.

22.4 Chamber Disposal in EU Member States (Excluding Germany)

Disposal regulations for EU countries other than Germany.

22.5 Chamber Disposal in Non-EU States

Disposal guidelines for chambers in countries outside the EU.

23. TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION

23.1 Factory Calibration and Adjustment

Information on factory calibration processes and standards.

23.2 Over Current Protection

Details regarding the internal fuse and over-current protection.

23.3 Usable Volume Definition

Explanation of how the chamber's usable internal volume is calculated.

23.4 KBF / KBF-UL Technical Data

Comprehensive technical specifications for KBF and KBF-UL models.

23.5 KMF Technical Data

Comprehensive technical specifications for KMF models.

23.6 Equipment and Options (Extract)

List of standard equipment and available optional features.

23.7 Accessories and Spare Parts (Extract)

List of common accessories and replacement parts with order numbers.

23.8 Dimensions Size 115

Dimensional drawings and measurements for the size 115 chamber.

23.9 Dimensions Size 240

Dimensional drawings and measurements for the size 240 chamber.

23.10 Dimensions Size 720

Dimensional drawings and measurements for the size 720 chamber.

23.11 Dimensions Size 1020

Dimensional drawings and measurements for the size 1020 chamber.

24. CERTIFICATES AND DECLARATIONS OF CONFORMITY

24.1 EU Declaration of Conformity for KBF

Official EU conformity statement for KBF series chambers.

24.2 EU Declaration of Conformity for KMF

Official EU conformity statement for KMF series chambers.

24.3 GS Mark Certificate (German Social Accident Insurance)

Certificate confirming compliance with German safety standards.

25. CONTAMINATION CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE

25.1 Form for Outside USA and Canada

Contamination clearance form for non-US/Canada returns.

25.2 Form for USA and Canada

Product return and decontamination form for US/Canada.

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