K71000 Automatic PMCC Flash Point Analyzer
Operation and Instruction Manual
K71000-Manual -11-
On Outside of Instrument
Identification Plate
- Model Number
- Serial Number
- Voltage / Hz / Phase / Amp
- Company Contact Information
Optional Accessories (purchased
separately):
Calibration Decade Box
Stainless Steel Test Cup
USB Printer
Certified Reference Material
3.2 Unpacking
1. Check Shock Watch Label on Cardboard
Box for indication of rough handling and
possible damage.
2. Check labeling for correct orientation of
instrument. (e.g. This Side Up)
3. Carefully open top of box with box cutter and
remove packing foam.
4. Make two additional vertical cuts, using box
cutter, along length of two sides of the box
and remove packing foam.
5. Extract instrument and place on suitable cart
for transportation to work area / lab bench.
WARNING: Be sure two or more
individuals are available for extracting and lifting
instrument from box to cart and from cart to
bench. Individuals must lift in accordance to
proper technique. See accompanying figure.
6. Lift instrument from cart and place on bench.
7. Ensure that all parts listed on the packing list
are present. Inspect the unit and all
accessories for damage. If any damage is
found, keep all packing materials and
immediately report the damage to the
carrier. We will assist you with your claim, if
requested. When submitting a claim for
shipping damage, request that the carrier
inspect the shipping container and
equipment. Do not return goods to Koehler
without written authorization.
3.3 Setup
Equipment Placement: Make sure the
instrument in placed on a firm, level table in an
area with adequate ventilation or in a hood. The
unit may be leveled by making minor turning
adjustments to the feet located at the base of
the unit. Please note that Koehler does not
supply a level with this equipment.
The instruments dimensions are:
Width: 10 7/8” (27.63cm)
Depth: 17.5” (44.45cm)
Height:
- Closed Test Position – 20” (50.8cm)
- Fully Open Position – 26” (66.04cm)
For proper operation the instrument requires
adequate ventilation.
It is recommended that approximately 15 cm
(6 inches) of space be provided on either
side of the instrument. This recommendation
is dependent upon the lab environment and
samples typically run. Samples with a
higher flash point require increasing the
heater temperature to high values.
About 15 cm (6 inches) clearance is
required behind the instrument for
connecting gasses and utilities.
The instrument is on feet and draws air from
the bottom, exhausting to the top and sides.
The bottom must not be obstructed. Dust
must not be allowed to accumulate beneath
the instrument.
Environmental Conditions: The instrument
environment must comply with the following
conditions for proper setup:
No / Low Dust
NOTE: Electronics lifetime may be
reduced due to heat build-up resulting from
dust contamination
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