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Thermo Scientific Isotemp IUE 86L Series User Manual

Thermo Scientific Isotemp IUE 86L Series
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Isotemp -86°C Freezers
Installation and Operation
329712H06 Revision B April 2019
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Thermo Scientific Isotemp IUE 86L Series Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandThermo Scientific
ModelIsotemp IUE 86L Series
CategoryFreezer
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Models

Safety Considerations

Symbols and Conventions

Explains warning symbols, caution symbols, and other indicators used in the manual.

Important Safety Precautions

Outlines crucial safety rules for unit operation, modification, grounding, and power.

Unpacking

Packing List

General Recommendations

Temperature Monitoring

Recommends using a redundant temperature monitoring system for continuous performance tracking.

General Usage

Details the intended operating environment and warns against using it as a rapid-freeze device.

Initial Loading

Provides instructions on how to load the freezer for the first time after reaching the desired temperature.

Battery Door Opening / Closing

Explains the procedure for opening and closing the grille door.

Operating Standards

Environmental Conditions

Specifies conditions like altitude, humidity, and voltage fluctuations for optimal operation.

Electrical Specifications

Lists electrical specifications including voltage, frequency, and current for different models.

Installation

Location

Details requirements for unit placement, including space, leveling, and avoiding heat sources.

Wiring

Provides crucial cautions for connecting the unit to the correct power source and grounding.

Leveling

Explains the importance of a level floor and how to use leveling legs or casters.

Backup System (Optional)

Directs users to specific instructions for installing and operating optional backup systems.

Super Insulated Cabinet Construction

Mentions the vacuum insulation core encapsulated by sealed film laminate in the cabinet walls.

Door Operation

Describes the features of the upright freezer door assembly for ultra-low temperature units.

Installing the Remote Alarm Connector

Explains how to connect the remote alarm contacts located on the back of the freezer.

Pressure Equalization Port

Describes the function and location of the port that relieves vacuum after door openings.

Intended Use

Operation

Initial Start Up

Step-by-step instructions to power on and begin operating the freezer.

Operation Overview

Explains the basic actions required after initial startup and mentions key settings.

Display

Shows the default display screen and explains its components and basic information.

Settings

Details the control panel buttons and the types of settings available, including alarms and setpoints.

Control Setpoint

Explains how to modify the main temperature control setpoint using the interface.

Other Setpoints and Settings

Covers accessing and adjusting other settings like alarm limits and backup system parameters.

Warm Alarm Test

Describes the procedure to test the warm alarm functionality of the unit.

Setpoint Security

Explains how to set and use a security code to protect setpoint changes.

Power Down

Backup System (Optional)

CO2 and LN2 Precautions

Warns about the safe handling of CO2 and LN2 cylinders and gases.

Installation

Provides steps for installing the flexible hoses to connect the freezer to the backup gas supply.

Operation

Describes the operational aspects of the backup system, including power usage and rates.

Start Up

Outlines the steps to start and configure the backup system after unit startup.

Test BUS Operation

Details how to test the backup system to ensure proper functionality.

Chart Recorders (Optional)

Set Up and Operation

Explains how to prepare the chart recorder for proper function, including paper installation.

Changing Chart Paper

Details the steps required to replace the chart paper in the recorder.

Calibration Adjustment

Describes how to calibrate the recorder if adjustments are needed after power interruptions.

Maintenance

Defrosting the Freezer

Provides instructions for defrosting the freezer, recommended annually or when ice buildup is significant.

Cleaning the Condenser

Explains how to clean the condenser, recommending at least every six months.

Cleaning the Condenser Filter

Details how to clean the condenser filters, suggesting every two to three months.

Gasket Maintenance

Advises on checking and cleaning door gaskets for punctures, tears, and frost buildup.

Battery Maintenance

Explains how to maintain the battery, including checking connections and recommended annual replacement.

Maintenance Schedule

Summarizes regular maintenance tasks and their recommended intervals for optimal unit performance.

Troubleshooting Guide

Unit Warming and Temperature Issues

Addresses issues like unit warming, not reaching setpoint, or slow recovery, listing causes and solutions.

Display and Power Issues

Explains troubleshooting steps for display issues, breaker trips, and power failures.

Circuit Breaker and Frost Issues

Covers troubleshooting for circuit breaker trips, excessive frost build-up, and related causes.

Cooling and Compressor Issues

Details problems related to overcooling, continuous compressor operation, and gasket damage.

Alarm and Setpoint Issues

Addresses issues where alarms are not activated or setpoints may have changed unexpectedly.

Calibration and Alarming Problems

Covers temperature calibration discrepancies, constant alarming, and door latch issues.

Door and Noise Problems

Addresses difficulties closing doors, inner door latch problems, and various noise issues.

Error Codes

Warranty

Appendix A: Alarm Summary

Temperature Alarms

Describes warm and cold alarm conditions, their causes, and associated icons/events.

Door Alarm

Explains the door open alarm, its duration trigger, and related icons/events.

Probe Failure Alarms

Details failure alarms for control, heat exchange, and ambient probes, including error codes.

Communication Failure Alarms

Describes communication errors between main unit/UI and backup system, including error codes.

Setpoint and Power Alarms

Covers alarms for failure to reach setpoint and power failure mode, including error codes.

Model and Firmware Alarms

Explains alarms related to wrong model selection and firmware build incompatibilities.

Battery Failure Alarms

Details alarms for system and BUS battery disconnection or failure, including error codes.

Stuck Button Alarm

Describes the alarm triggered when a button is pressed for an extended period, including error code.

WEEE Compliance

Contact Information

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