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If your Yamato Furnace takes too long to reach the desired temperature, it might be due to a faulty temperature sensor, which requires replacement. Alternatively, the issue could stem from an inadequate power supply; ensure you are using an appropriate power source.
What to do if Yamato Furnace doesn't start?
If your Yamato Furnace doesn't start when you turn it on, it could be due to a faulty earth leakage breaker, which should be replaced. Also, check the power source; ensure it's appropriate for the device.
What to do if heater is not turned off in Yamato Furnace?
If the heater in your Yamato Furnace isn't turning off after reaching the preset temperature, the SSR (Solid State Relay) might be faulty and needs to be replaced.
Why does the thermal fuse blow out in my Yamato Furnace?
If the thermal fuse in your Yamato Furnace keeps blowing out, it might be due to a malfunctioning fan, which needs to be replaced.
How to fix temperature not rising in Yamato Furnace?
If the temperature in your Yamato Furnace is not rising, it could be because the heater is disconnected and needs to be replaced.
Explains the meaning and usage of various warning, caution, and prohibition symbols found in the manual.
Provides a comprehensive list and definitions of all safety-related symbols used in the manual.
Details the critical implications and necessary actions associated with 'WARNING!' and 'CAUTION!' statements.
Covers essential grounding procedures and criteria for selecting a safe installation location for the unit.
Specifies restrictions on installation locations and requirements for power supply and cord handling.
Identifies and describes the physical components of the muffle furnace, including the main body and panels.
Explains the purpose of each button, indicator lamp, and display on the unit's control panel.
Lists and defines the various characters and identifiers shown on the controller's display.
Lists and briefly describes all available operation modes for the muffle furnace.
Illustrates the sequence of key operations for various modes, including fixed temp, timer, and program.
Guides users through setting up and running the furnace at a constant, pre-defined temperature.
Details procedures for Quick Auto Stop, Auto Stop, and Auto Start timer functions.
Explains how to create, register, and run custom temperature programs with multiple steps.
Provides reference graphs showing temperature rise and fall characteristics for specific models.
Describes how to set the overheating prevention device to protect the unit from excessive temperatures.
Explains how to adjust temperature calibration and lock/unlock the control panel.
Covers crucial warnings, prohibited substances, and basic safety measures for unit operation.
Details precautions for high-temperature operation, material handling, and environmental factors like N2 gas.
Provides instructions for routine daily inspections and monthly checks of key safety features.
Offers guidance on proper procedures for long-term storage and environmentally sound disposal of the unit.
Lists safety devices, their error notifications, and potential causes and solutions for malfunctions.
Addresses common problems, their possible causes, and recommended solutions for the unit.
Details how to request repair services and mentions the minimum retention period for performance parts.
Lists the technical specifications for muffle furnace models FO100 through FO410.
Lists the technical specifications for muffle furnace models FO510 through FO810.
Details available optional accessories, their product codes, and compatibility with the furnace models.
Illustrates the electrical connections for various muffle furnace models (FO100, FO200/300, etc.).
Provides a table of common and model-specific replacement parts, codes, and manufacturers.
Identifies explosive, flammable, and oxidizing substances that must not be used with the unit.
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