To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the buzzer sound even if I do not set it on my Shimpo Ventilation Hood?
If the buzzer sounds on your Shimpo Ventilation Hood when you haven't set it, it may be responding to a temperature change if buzzers were set during a previous holding process. If buzzer settings are unnecessary, set the device to “No buzzers (AL-0)”.
General| Resolution | 0.01 m/s |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | Main body: 68 x 177 x 45 mm, Sensor head: Ø16 x 135 mm |
| Weight | 200 g (including battery) |
| Sensor Type | Hot-wire anemometer |
| Operating Temperature | 0 to 50°C |
Defines 'Danger', 'Warning', and 'Caution' symbols and their meanings.
Provides critical safety measures for general operation of the kiln.
Details specific DANGER and WARNING safety measures for kiln operation and handling.
Outlines CAUTIONary advice and essential safety rules for the kiln's power supply.
Specifies safety requirements for installing the kiln in various environments.
Lists critical safety instructions to follow during the kiln firing process.
Illustrates the main parts and components of the electric kiln.
Lists the key technical data and dimensions of the electric kiln.
Details the accessories and parts provided with the kiln.
Provides guidelines for setting up the kiln in indoor and outdoor locations.
Advises on safe electrical connection practices to prevent power issues.
Explains how to set and view the current time on the controller's timer.
Details the necessary steps for performing a trial operation or dry run of the kiln.
Instructs on safely placing and removing pottery from the kiln.
Describes different program types: Basic, Self-produced, and Continuing.
Explains additional features like Timer, Memory, Lock, and Buzzer.
Details how to use pre-set basic firing programs and their temperature settings.
Provides step-by-step instructions for executing a firing using basic programs.
Guides users on creating custom firing programs based on basic ones.
Explains how to save and then execute self-produced firing programs.
Describes how to create multi-stage firing programs by combining existing ones.
Details the process for saving and running continuing firing programs.
Explains how to set the timer for delayed start or duration.
Details how to configure the buzzer for different stages of the firing process.
Explains how to lock and unlock the controller's input keys.
Lists common error messages and their corresponding countermeasures.
Guides on how to check programmed settings and firing status.
Addresses issues with the display panel not lighting up and buzzers not sounding.
Describes how the kiln behaves during power outages and electrical leaks.
Provides detailed instructions for replacing the kiln's heating elements.
A simplified chart showing basic program operations and their functions.
Illustrates examples of creating custom firing programs using the controller.
Detailed temperature and time charts for all basic firing programs.
Outlines the terms and conditions of the product warranty.
Provides guidance on how to properly dispose of the kiln.
