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General| Brand | Sanyo |
|---|---|
| Model | MIR-153 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines for operation and maintenance.
Detailed cautionary statements for safe usage and preventing damage.
Guidelines on socket usage, grounding, and leak breakers.
Restrictions on placing flammable or volatile chemicals inside.
Notes on frost, heat load, air circulation, and installation site.
Labels and functions of parts for MIR-153 model.
Labels and functions of parts for MIR-253 model.
Labels and functions of parts for MIR-553 model.
Explanation of operation keys and lamps on the control panel.
How to set and adjust cabinet interior temperature.
Setting high/low temperature prevention limits and alarm indicators.
Procedures for setting up programmed temperature cycles.
How to initiate and manage the defrost cycle.
Understanding the digital display and key interactions.
Detailed steps for setting constant operation temperature.
Step-by-step guide for programming temperature and time.
Setting number of repetitions and time ranges for programs.
Procedures for modifying specific steps in a program.
How to initiate, stop, and manage programmed operations.
Overview of the incubator's alarm system and conditions.
Systems to prevent temperature abnormalities and ensure safety.
When and how to perform defrosting, including automatic cycles.
Instructions for replacing lamps in different models.
How to clean and maintain the evaporation tray.
Steps for cleaning the inside of the incubator.
How to adjust the height of interior shelves.
Procedure for replacing the glass protection plate.
What the alarm lamp signifies and how to resolve issues.
Troubleshooting problems with programmed operation settings.
Information on the unit's circuit breaker and guidelines for power source connection.
Comparison of specifications across MIR-153, MIR-253, and MIR-553 models.
Information on control range, fluctuation, noise, and power consumption.
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