How to prevent mixed material from emerging at the jar base of SAMIX® Industrial Equipment?
For the manufacture of low-viscose preparations with the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment, wet the sealing lips of the base with ointment base to support the sealing effect, preventing mixed material from emerging at the jar base during preparation.
What to do if SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment switched off due to an overload?
If the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment switches off due to an overload, switch off the power switch and wait for a cooling period of 30 minutes.
What does fault display FE 0 mean on SAMIX ES500 Industrial Equipment?
If the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment displays fault FE 0, it means the device was switched off and on again during an operation or a temporary power failure. To resolve this, press the "Start/Stop" button to move the oscillation arm to the next end position.
What does fault FE A mean on SAMIX ES500 Industrial Equipment?
If the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment displays fault FE A, it means the engine is temporarily overloaded. Press the "Start/Stop" button. If necessary, switch off the device and allow the device to cool down for 30 minutes.
What does fault FE 9 mean on SAMIX ES500?
If the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment displays fault FE 9 in AUTO operating mode and no mixing unit is secured at the oscillation arm, the oscillation arm automatically moves back to the start position. If no mixing unit is engaged or disengaged, remove the mixing unit and press the "Start/Stop" button.
What does fault FE 1 mean on SAMIX® Industrial Equipment?
If the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment displays fault FE 1, it means the device was switched on while a mixing unit is engaged, or a changeover of operating modes was effected while a mixing unit was engaged. To resolve this, remove the mixing unit and press the "Start/Stop" button. The oscillation arm moves to the previously desired position.
Why should SAMIX ES500 Industrial Equipment cool after heavy use?
After heavy loads on the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment, switch off the power switch or disconnect the connector and allow the device to cool for 30 minutes. This is because in the event of an overload, a thermal safety element shuts down the mixing function of the device.
Why perform air reduction before handing over the jar on SAMIX® Industrial Equipment?
If no air reduction is performed before handover of the jar to the operator using the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment, perform air reduction before the handover of the jar to the operator. If necessary, use a vario nozzle or an applicator. This is because air reduction serves for pushing out any air-filled spaces arising during the mixing process.
Why does my SAMIX® Industrial Equipment switch off when using large jars?
If jars with a nominal volume from 1000 ml are used with the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment, only use jars with a nominal volume up to 500 ml to prevent the device from switching off due to an overload.
What to do if mixing blade shaft cannot be centered in the holder of SAMIX ES500?
If the incorrect mixing blade is used with the SAMIX® ES500 Industrial Equipment and the mixing blade shaft cannot be centered in the holder after performing a full stroke, use a mixing blade with a suitable shaft length.
Details about the manufacturer, safety checks, and manual purpose for the SAMIX ES500.
Specifies the sole intended application for the SAMIX ES500 mixer.
Lists usages considered as foreseeable misuse for the SAMIX ES500.
Defines the recommended environmental conditions for SAMIX ES500 operation.
Information regarding warranty rights provided by the manufacturer.
Lists the items included in the SAMIX ES500 package.
Contact details for SAMIX GmbH customer support.
Explains the symbols and principles used for safety notices in the manual.
Provides essential safety guidelines and warnings for operating the SAMIX ES500.
Details about the built-in safety features of the SAMIX ES500.
Presents specifications, power consumption, dimensions, and protection types of the SAMIX ES500.
Lists the various components and accessories available for the SAMIX product line.
Information on the types of mixing blades (SMB, DSP) and their cleaning procedures.
Details about the types, sizes, and handling of SAMIX jars.
Guides on correctly matching mixing blades with specific SAMIX jars.
Instructions and precautions for safely lifting and transporting the SAMIX ES500.
Advice on storing the original packaging for potential future use.
Recommendations for storing the SAMIX ES500 under optimal environmental conditions.
Guidelines for choosing a suitable and safe location for the SAMIX ES500.
Steps for checking connections and powering up the SAMIX ES500 for the first time.
Instructions on performing a function check after initial setup.
Overview of the SAMIX ES500 control panel buttons and display functions.
Steps to assemble the jar and mixing blade for the mixing process.
Instructions for preparing the jar and lid after weighing ingredients.
Procedure for powering on the device and choosing AUTO or MANUAL mode.
Detailed steps for performing mixing operations in the automatic mode.
Guidelines for performing mixing operations in the manual mode.
Steps to check the ointment consistency and prepare the jar after mixing.
Contact information and warranty terms for SAMIX GmbH service in Germany.
Information on servicing the SAMIX ES500 by authorized personnel and service costs.
Instructions for safely cleaning the SAMIX ES500, including warnings and daily cleaning steps.
General guidance on identifying and resolving faults with the SAMIX ES500.
Lists common fault display codes (FE 0-FE A) and their corresponding troubleshooting steps.
Identifies potential user errors and their consequences, with troubleshooting advice.
Information on the proper disposal of SAMIX devices at the end of their service life.
General| Brand | SAMIX |
|---|---|
| Model | ES500 |
| Category | Industrial Equipment |
| Language | English |
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