To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is the wrong temperature value measured during calibration of my Binder VD 56?
If a wrong temperature value is measured during calibration of your Binder oven, fix the reference temperature sensor with thermal conductive paste or adhesive aluminum tape. Also, mount a thermo element electrically isolated from the rack if you are using a thermo element not electrically isolated.
Why is the program duration longer than programmed in my Binder oven?
If the program duration is longer than programmed in your Binder oven, do not program tolerance limits for rapid transition phases to permit maximum heating, evacuating, or ventilation speed.
What to do if I get a pressure alarm when operating my Binder VD 56 Oven without a vacuum connection?
If you get a pressure alarm when operating your Binder oven without a vacuum connection, turn off pressure control.
Why are ramp temperature transitions only realized as steps in my Binder oven?
If ramp temperature transitions are only realized as steps on your Binder oven, select setting “ramp.”
Why does my Binder VD 56 Oven program keep the last program setpoint constant while in setting “ramp”?
If the program keeps the last program setpoint constant while in setting “ramp” on your Binder oven, define the end value of the desired cycle by adding an additional section with a section time of at least one second when programming with setting “ramp”.
What to do if acknowledging the alarm does not cancel the alarm state on my Binder VD 56?
If acknowledging the alarm does not cancel the alarm state on your Binder oven, remove the cause of the alarm.
General| Model | VD 56 |
|---|---|
| Type | Vacuum drying oven |
| Interior Dimensions (W x H x D) | 400 x 400 x 330 mm |
| Voltage | 230 V |
| Number of shelves (std./max.) | 2/5 |
| Interior Volume | 53 liters |
Details requirements for personnel operating the chamber.
Details the control panel for the RD4 controller.
Details the control panel for the optional MB2 controller.
Illustrates and describes the connection ports on the rear of the chamber.
Instructions for unpacking and verifying the received equipment and accessories.
Provides instructions for safely handling and moving the chamber.
Details requirements for the installation site and environmental conditions.
Instructions for connecting the chamber to a vacuum source.
Explains the electrical connection procedures and requirements.
Checks required before establishing the chamber's power connection.
Details initial controller settings required after turning on the chamber.
Procedures for entering temperature and pressure set-points on the RD4 controller.
Procedures for entering set-points using the MB2 controller.
Procedures for enabling or disabling temperature control.
Procedures for enabling or disabling pressure control.
Describes the thermal switch for overtemperature protection.
Details the electronic overtemperature safety controller.
Settings for temperature and pressure tolerance range alarms on the RD4 controller.
Settings for alarm delay times and tolerance ranges on the MB2 controller.
Lists and explains various alarm messages generated by the controller.
Procedures for acknowledging and resetting controller alarms.
Guide to creating a new time program on the MB2 controller.
Managing existing time programs, including editing and deleting.
Managing individual sections within a time program.
Entering values for parameters within a program section.
Guide to creating a new week program on the MB2 controller.
Instructions for cleaning the chamber and its components.
Procedures for decontaminating the chamber from hazardous substances.
Guides for basic troubleshooting of common chamber issues.
