What to do if Kambic KK-105 CH experiences over temperature shut-off?
If the Kambic Climate chamber experiences an over temperature shut-off, you must identify the cause of the overheating and then manually reset the over temperature shut-off device.
General| Brand | Kambic |
|---|---|
| Model | KK-105 CH |
| Category | Climate chamber |
| Language | English |
Emphasizes reading manual, skilled personnel operation, national regulations, and hazard awareness.
Highlights electrical safety, explosion hazards, and limits service to authorized personnel.
Prohibits heating flammable materials and recommends safety gloves for high/low temperatures.
Warns against processing explosive materials or operating in explosive atmospheres.
Advises against wet operation, overloading, and details transport safety measures.
Instructs on water draining before freezing and ensuring adequate ventilation to prevent overheating.
Details the materials and construction of the climatic chamber interior, exterior, shelves, and seals.
Explains the microprocessor controller's capabilities for programs and steps, illustrating various functions.
Describes the use of heaters, cooling system, and fan for temperature control via PID controller.
Explains the dew-point principle for humidity control, water pool, and automatic water level maintenance.
Details the RS232 port for PC/printer communication and report generation.
Covers manufacturer calibration and user-accessible sub-programs for calibration and validation.
Describes the chamber's use for testing and storage across various industries.
Prohibits heating explosive materials and operating in hazardous environments.
Provides guidance on door operation, error handling, and over-temperature safety systems.
Outlines connecting power, inserting material, starting the unit, and safe removal of samples.
Guides users on selecting a program and initiating the cycle via the main menu.
Explains how to continue or restart a program after it has been interrupted.
Details the display information for program steps, including temperature, humidity, and time.
Describes accessing the main menu and navigating through various sub-menus for configuration.
Details setting parameters for a manual program, including temperature, humidity, and fan speed.
Explains settings for program selection, name, chamber temperature, relative humidity, and fan speed.
Describes setting the recording interval for the printer, including the 'OFF' option.
Guides setting parameters for automatic programs: selection, name, steps, and cycling options.
Explains configuring program step repetition using 'cycle from step' and 'cycle to step' settings.
Describes display information during execution, including step number and countdown timer.
Details setting the printing interval for the printer, noting the condition for switching it off.
Guides users on setting the current time and date through the special setup menu.
Details accessing and performing correction setup, including password protection and verification.
Covers settings for display contrast, language selection, and RS232 communication baud rate.
Details settings for water level reservation, thermostat, and cooling compressor operation.
Includes settings for probe corrections, cooling system pressure, and cycle serial number.
Explains setting up 5 correction points for the temperature probe.
Details setting up 5 correction points for the water temperature probe.
Allows setting time countdown tolerance for temperature steps based on set limits.
Allows setting time countdown tolerance for humidity steps based on set limits.
Covers setting alarms for temperature and humidity deviations from set tolerances.
Explains settings for door condensation heating power and pressure in the cooling system.
Details settings for cooling compressor operation and cycle serial number.
Covers selection of menu language and adjustment of display contrast.
Explains operator/technician password setup, functions, and administrator password importance.
Guides users on copying programs from one slot to another using the program copy setup.
Emphasizes disconnecting power before service and using authorized personnel for maintenance.
Provides guidance on cleaning the instrument, checking water levels, and regular system checks.
Specifies minimum distance from walls and room ventilation requirements for installation.
Details the required electrical connection and optimal environmental conditions for operation.
Instructs on proper disposal of waste equipment at designated collection points and awareness of cooling gas.
Explains the over temperature shut-off mechanism, error detection, and manual reset procedure.
Reference to the wiring diagram for electrical connections.
Reference to the RS 232 communication protocol details.
Reference to the declarations section.
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