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Christ ALPHA 2-4 LDplus - Process and Equipment Information

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Freeze-dryer Alpha 1-4 LDplus
Freeze-dryer Alpha 2-4 LDplus
6 Operation
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Option: Electrical lifting hoist
The freeze-dryer can be retrofitted with an electrical lifting hoist that
facilitates the attachment and removal of drying chambers.
The freeze-dryer must be in the standby mode and completely aerated.
NOTE
The drying chamber cannot be moved in the "Main drying" and "Final
drying" phases.
Select the function "Lifting hoist" under "Special functions" in the main
menu (see above).
Move the drying chamber by way of the up/down keys.
Fig. 37: Operation of the electrical lifting hoist
After the completion of the process, exit the menu via the left function
key "back".
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6.5.3.3 Process and equipment information
The menu "Process & equipment info" provides the user with information
concerning error, process, and system messages.
In the event of a message, a sound signal will be issued, the symbol " "
will appear on the status line, and the process and equipment information
window will be displayed. If the user is currently in a menu, the window will
not be displayed until the user exits the main menu.
1 Message
2 Status of the
information
3 Number of active
messages
4 Function key "exit
menu"
5 Function key
"acknowledge
message"
Fig. 38: Structure of the "Process & equipment info" menu
Regardless of the presence of a message, the menu can be activated at all
times in order to view any messages that are present.
Select the "Process & equipment info" function in the main menu.
NOTE
The error messages are listed in detail under chapter 7 - "Malfunctions and
error correction".

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