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Thermo Scientific TSX2305SA User Manual

Thermo Scientific TSX2305SA
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Laboratory
Refrigerators
TSX Series
Installation and Operation
327929H01 Rev. A September 2016
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Thermo Scientific TSX2305SA Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelTSX2305SA
Temperature Range+2°C to +8°C
Power Supply115V, 60Hz
DefrostAutomatic
Controller TypeMicroprocessor
Interior MaterialStainless Steel
RefrigerantR290
ShelvesAdjustable
Door TypeSolid

Summary

1 Models

2 Safety Precautions

3 Unpacking

4 Packing List

5 General Recommendations

5.1 Temperature Monitoring

Recommends redundant temperature monitoring system for continuous performance.

5.2 Intended Use

Defines the product's purpose as cold storage, not a medical device.

6 Operating Standards

6.1 Unit Specifications

Details technical specifications like voltage, current, weight, and dimensions.

7 Installation

7.1 Location

Specifies ideal placement requirements for optimal performance and safety.

7.2 Leveling

Instructions for ensuring the unit is properly leveled.

7.3 Wiring

Information on electrical connections, grounding, and power source requirements.

7.4 Shelves

Details standard shelves, capacity, and installation of shelf supports.

7.5 Drawers

Information on drawer capacity, adjustment, removal, and reinstallation.

7.6 Baskets

Details standard baskets, capacity, and adjustment.

7.7 Anti-Tip Brackets

Emphasizes the importance of securing the unit to prevent tipping.

7.8 Temperature Sensor Bottles

Steps to install sensor probes into bottles for accurate temperature readings.

7.9 Door Operation and Seal

Notes on door function and the critical importance of the door seal.

7.10 Remote Alarm (Optional)

How to connect factory-installed contacts for remote alarm systems.

7.11 Final Checks

Verifies removal of shipping materials and proper unit connection before startup.

8 Startup

8.1 Initial Startup

Step-by-step instructions for powering on the refrigerator and initial checks.

8.2 Product Loading and Unloading Guidelines

Advice on how to load and unload the unit for optimal temperature uniformity.

9 Operation

9.1 Control Panel

Overview of the refrigerator's control panel layout and buttons.

9.2 Display Functions

Explains various display modes, logging, and mute functions.

9.3 Programming Functions

Details how to access and adjust unit and alarm setpoints.

9.4 Service Parameters

Instructions for accessing and modifying service parameters with cautions.

9.5 Temperature Settings

Information on factory default temperature and how to change it.

9.6 Alarms

Description of the alarm system, activation, and audible warning functions.

10 Chart Recorder (Optional)

10.1 Set Up and Operation

Steps to set up and begin operating the chart recorder.

10.2 Changing Chart Paper

Procedure for replacing the chart paper in the recorder.

10.3 Power Supply

Explanation of the chart recorder's power sources and battery backup.

10.4 Calibration and Adjustments

Guidance on calibrating and making adjustments to the chart recorder.

12 Maintenance

12.1 Cleaning the Cabinet Interior

Instructions for cleaning the inside of the refrigerator.

12.2 Cleaning the Condenser Filter

Steps for cleaning the condenser filter.

12.3 Cleaning the Condenser

Guidance on cleaning the condenser and safety precautions.

12.4 Automatic Defrost

Explanation of the automatic defrost cycle.

12.5 Gasket Maintenance

How to inspect and maintain the door gasket for a proper seal.

12.6 Alarm Battery Maintenance

Information on replacing the alarm system's backup battery.

13 Troubleshooting

Unit does not operate or Power Failure Indicator is on

Addresses issues with power and unit operation.

Temperature fluctuates

Covers causes and solutions for unstable temperature readings.

Low battery icon is lit

Explains what to do when the low battery indicator is active.

Unit warms up

Troubleshooting steps for unexpected temperature increases.

"E01" on display

Error code E01 indicates communication problems.

"E02" on display

Error code E02 indicates a control probe failure.

"E03" on display

Error code E03 indicates a defrost probe failure.

"E05" on display

Error code E05 indicates an ambient probe failure.

"Err" on display

Error code "Err" indicates an upper bottle probe failure.

"---" on display

Display shows "---" indicating lost communication.

15 Warranty

Limitation of Liability

States warranty limitations and disclaims implied warranties and liability.

WEEE Compliance

WEEE Compliance

Product compliance with EU WEEE Directive and disposal information.