To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my VWR INCU-Line Accessories unit is not working?
If your VWR Accessories unit isn't working, first, measure the voltage in the socket and replace the fuses if necessary. Then, make sure the unit is properly plugged in. Check the circuit breaker on the back of the device and press it. Finally, inspect the power cable and replace it if it's broken.
Why is my VWR INCU-Line unit not cooling down?
If your VWR Accessories unit isn't cooling down, ensure it's not in direct sunlight or near a radiator; if it is, change the location of the unit. Also, check that the door is closed properly and clean the gasket. Finally, ensure the installation site meets the installation conditions and adapt it to the requirements.
How to fix a VWR INCU-Line Accessories unit that is not heating up?
If your VWR Accessories unit isn't heating up, ensure the door is closed properly and clean the gasket. Also, ensure the installation site meets the installation conditions and adapt it to the requirements. If the fan is not turned on, please contact VWR service.
General| CO2 Control Accuracy | ±0.1% |
|---|---|
| Type | Incubator |
| Humidity Range | Up to 95% RH (with optional humidity control) |
| CO2 Range | 0 to 20% |
| Capacity | 240L |
| Power Requirements | 50/60 Hz |
Specifies prohibited locations for installing the unit, such as damp or corrosive environments.
Lists actions forbidden during operation, including storing flammable substances and touching live parts.
Outlines essential user actions for safe operation and maintenance, like proper ventilation and power disconnection.
Step-by-step instructions for correctly installing and adjusting the shelves within the incubator chamber.
Explains the causes of condensation and how to manage it, including wiping and using the drain system.
Provides rules for sample arrangement to ensure proper air circulation and stable temperature conditions.
Details the procedure for closing the door correctly to maintain temperature stability and reduce energy use.
Identifies and explains the functions of the electronic controller and its touch panel interface.
Guides on initiating, halting, and modifying operational programs and setting parameters like temperature and time.
Instructions for modifying set temperature or time during program execution without stopping the device.
Explains the color coding of the alarm bar to indicate the device's operational status.
Describes how to navigate between different information windows on the control panel.
Details the meaning of various icons displayed on the control panel indicating device status.
Provides textual descriptions for the device's operational status, including temperature and time parameters.
Explains how alarms are displayed, their status, and how to confirm or delete them from the list.
Guides on accessing the setup menu to manage data records, event logs, statistics, and settings.
Details the data recording interval, capacity, and display format for temperature values.
Lists the types of events, alarms, and errors that are registered and how to manage the log.
Displays statistics for executed or completed programs, including set and current temperatures and time.
Instructions for changing date, time, time zone, and backlight settings for the device.
Provides access to general product information, model details, and manufacturer contact information.
Describes the internal glass door and safety precautions when operating at high temperatures.
Details the location and function of the door lock, including the keys provided.
Explains the use of the 30 mm access port for external sensors and maintaining chamber integrity.
Describes the open door sensor and the alarm triggered if the door remains open for too long.
Information on the internal lighting that activates when the outer door is opened.
Instructions on connecting a USB stick to transfer recorded data from the unit.
Details the LAN port used exclusively for service and maintenance purposes.
Guidelines for cleaning the unit's housing, door, and touch screen using appropriate materials.
Steps for cleaning the incubator chamber, including emptying, defrosting, and drying.
Lists common malfunctions, checks to perform, and corrective actions for unit issues.
Explains the automatic circuit breaker and when to contact service for repeated tripping.
