What to do if Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment unit warms up?
If your Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment unit is warming up, ensure the door is completely closed and check the door seal. If you recently loaded warm items, allow sufficient time for the unit to recover. Verify the unit is receiving the correct voltage. If the problem persists, the setpoints may need adjustment.
What does 'Low battery icon is lit' mean for Thermo Scientific TSX?
If the low battery icon is lit on your Thermo Scientific Refrigerator, the 12V backup battery needs replacement. The battery is located on the top right-hand side of the cabinet. Contact an authorized service representative to replace it.
What to do if my Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment unit does not operate?
If your Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment unit isn't operating, start by checking that the power cord is securely plugged into the outlet. Ensure the outlet is live by testing it with another appliance. Verify the double pole circuit breaker next to the power inlet is in the “ON” (“I”) position, and try cycling it OFF (“O”) and then back ON (“I”). Confirm the voltage is correct for your unit using Table 2. If the outlet is dead, inspect the circuit breaker or fuses. Avoid using a GFCI protected outlet, as it may cause nuisance tripping.
What does 'E01' on display mean for Thermo Scientific Refrigerator?
If 'E01' is displayed on your Thermo Scientific Refrigerator, it indicates an Invalid Algorithm. Check to ensure the model type is set correctly in service mode. Refer to Section 9.4
What does “E01” mean on the display of my Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment?
If your Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment displays “E01” on the display, it means that there is an Invalid Algorithm. Check to ensure the model type is set correctly in service mode.
How to connect the battery in Thermo Scientific Freezer?
To properly connect the battery in your Thermo Scientific Freezer, ensure the corresponding colored wires are connected to the matching color terminals on the battery.
Why does my Thermo Scientific TSX temperature fluctuate?
Temperature fluctuations can occur for several reasons. First, ensure the temperature control is set correctly. Next, make sure the condenser and filter are clean. Also, check that the solution bottles for the temperature sensors are full, using a 50/50 mixture of glycerin and distilled water. If these steps don't resolve the issue, contact an authorized service representative.
Why is my Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment warm around the door frame?
If the unit is warm around the door frame of your Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment (swinging doors only), this is normal. It is a result of the perimeter heater working to reduce condensation.
Why does the convenience outlet on my Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment have no power?
If the convenience outlet on your Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment has no power, first ensure all switches on the rear of the unit are in the ON ('I') position. Try cycling the Chromatography Manual Reset Switch and Chromatography Power Inlet Switch to OFF ('O') then ON ('I'). Also, check if the GFCI Breaker (if applicable) is tripped inside the unit.
What does 'E06' on display mean on Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment?
An “E06” error code on your Thermo Scientific Laboratory Equipment indicates a Drip Pan Probe Failure. Check for a loose probe connector and replace the Drip pan probe.
Identifies key symbols, conventions, EMC, and FCC regulations for safe operation.
Importance of redundant temperature monitoring for product safety and performance.
Proper ambient conditions and operational advice for efficient freezer use.
Step-by-step guide for loading the freezer to maintain temperature stability.
Specifies voltage, frequency, and current requirements for different models.
Guidelines for selecting a suitable location and ensuring adequate space for operation.
Instructions for proper electrical connections and grounding for safety.
Procedures for ensuring the freezer is level for optimal performance and stability.
Safety warnings and handling advice for CO2 and LN2 backup systems.
Steps for installing factory or field-installed backup systems.
Details the vacuum insulation core construction of the freezer walls.
Detailed steps for opening, closing, and accessing doors during power outages.
Explains the function of the PEP and how to maintain it.
Defines the intended applications and limitations for the freezer.
Details the pinout for the remote alarm connector.
Prerequisites for connecting the freezer to Thermo Fisher Connect.
Steps to select language, region, and name the unit.
Guide to connecting the freezer to a wireless network.
Verifying network connection and linking to InstrumentConnect.
Covers unit setup, installation steps, and initial loading guidance.
Configuring temperature setpoints, alarms, operating modes, and user access.
Explanation of the home screen layout, icons, and navigation bar.
Procedures for user login and accessing various settings menus.
How to set and adjust warm, cold, and other alarm parameters.
Customizing brightness, language, and units of measure.
Adding, editing, deleting users, and managing access modes.
Associating access cards with user profiles for physical entry.
Procedures for exporting event and temperature data.
How to view, configure, and edit temperature charts.
Understanding the health status indicators and system dashboard.
Interpreting and acknowledging less serious alerts and warnings.
Responding to and clearing critical alarm conditions.
Steps for cleaning condenser/filters and performing freezer defrosting.
Guidelines for checking, replacing, and resetting the battery.
Common problems, causes, and solutions for operational issues.
Diagnosing and resolving problems with Wi-Fi connection.
Troubleshooting device connectivity to the cloud portal.
Details of the warranty period and coverage for TSX series freezers.
Warranty terms and conditions for international customers.
Comprehensive list of alarm messages, tones, and recovery actions.
Details Modbus ASCII parameters, addresses, and data types for system communication.
General| Type | Laboratory Refrigerator |
|---|---|
| Cooling Type | Forced air cooling |
| Defrost Type | Automatic |
| Door Type | Solid or glass door options |
| Controller Type | Microprocessor |
| Certifications/Compliance | UL, CE |
| Energy Consumption | Varies by model; refer to product specification sheet |
| Voltage | 115V |
| Exterior Dimensions (H x W x D) | Varies by model; refer to product specification sheet |
| Interior Dimensions (H x W x D) | Varies by model; refer to product specification sheet |
| Weight | Varies by model; refer to product specification sheet |
| Shelves | Adjustable shelves |
| Energy Efficiency | Energy Star certified models available |
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