Technical specifications, Maintenance and service, 1 cleaning – Boekel Scientific 260010-2 MicroCooler II User Manual
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b. Temperature control
circuit fault
b. Have unit checked by
competent person
3. Well temperature continues
to rise when not expected
a. Actual temperature is
lower than set temperature
b. Temperature control
circuit fault
a. Check set temperature
b. Have unit checked by
competent person
4. Well temperature does not
cool when expected to
a. Actual temperature is
lower than set temperature
b. Temperature control
circuit fault
a. Check set temperature
b. Have unit checked by
competent person
5. Well temperature continues
to cool when not expected
a. Actual temperature is
higher than set
temperature
b. Temperature control
circuit fault
a. Check set temperature
b. Have unit checked by
competent person
7. Technical Specifications
This equipment is intended for indoor use and will meet its performance figures within
the ambient temperature range of 10
°C to 35°C, with maximum relative humidity of 80%
(non-condensing). Installation Category II (transient voltages). Pollution Degree 2 in
accordance with IEC 664. Suitable for operation at altitudes of up to 6500 feet.
Specifications:
Temperature Range:
ambient to 18
°C below ambient,
typically 4
°C
Supply Voltage Range:
115V +/- 10%, 50/60 Hz
230V +/- 10%, 50/60 Hz
Power Rating:
Model 260010: 75W
Model 260010-2: 75W
8. Maintenance and Service
All Boekel laboratory products are designed to comply with IEC1010-1. No routine
maintenance is required.
8.1
Cleaning
Disengage power cord prior to cleaning. The outer casing may be cleaned with water and
a damp cloth. Do not submerge or immerse the MicroCooler II in water. Abrasive
materials such as paper towels may scratch the well cover or the plastic body. Do not use
solvents to clean the well cover or the plastic body. Before using any cleaning or
decontamination method, users should check that the proposed method would not damage
the equipment.