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  instruction manual for fine oven model df411 df611 dh411 DH611 version 4 ? thank you for purchasing the yamato scientific df/dh fine oven. ? for correct use of this fine oven, read this manual and the guarantee thoroughly before use. after reading them, keep the manual and the guarantee in a safe place for quick reference whenever required. warning: before using this product, carefully read and fully understand the instructions on safety . (warnings and cautions) that appears elsewhere in this manual. be sure to follow the instructions and requirements on safety described in this manual when handling the product. yamato scientific co., lt d. assumes no liability for customer failure to comply with these instructions and requirements. yamato scientific co., ltd. this paper has been printed on recycled paper.

explanations about symbol marks ............................................................................. 1 symbol mark table ............................................................................................................ .........2 peril articles................................................................................................................ ............ 4 before usin g it. ............................................................................................................... ............ 5 to install and prepar ation before using........................................................................................ .5 ? requirements for installation .................................................................................................. ....9 precautions in handli ng ......................................................................................................10 safety devices an d error codes .......................................................................................14 purposes and operations of safety device and coun ter-measures.......................................... 14 description and functi on of each part .......................................................................15 main unit ...................................................................................................................... ................ 15 preparation and check before using ............................................................................17 power on/off ................................................................................................................... ............18 method of oper ation me nu..................................................................................................19 selection of operation mode .................................................................................................... ..... 19 fixed temperature operat ion instru ction ................................................................21 auto start operatio n instruct ion ..................................................................................23 auto stop oper ation me thod ..............................................................................................25 programmed operati on method........................................................................................28 handling method of program menu ...............................................................................31 to choose program menu function .............................................................................................. 31 to make out new progr am ....................................................................................................33 to edit program ................................................................................................................ .........34 to edit segmen t ................................................................................................................ .........35 to add se gment ................................................................................................................. .........39 to finish progr am edit ing....................................................................................................40 to delete program .............................................................................................................. .....41 handing method of function menu ................................................................................42 to select function menu item................................................................................................... .... 42 to set up timer mode ........................................................................................................... ....45 to set up ke ylock mode ......................................................................................................... 46 to set up buzzer mode .......................................................................................................... ..47 calibration offs et function .................................................................................................... ...........48 setting the calibration offset f unction ...................................................................50 to check accumulated operation time ........................................................................51 to adjust time................................................................................................................. ............52 to modulate fan blade(option) .........................................................................................54 to modulate da mper (option) .............................................................................................55 setting the communicatio n lockout (o ptional)......................................................57 independent overh eat prevention ................................................................................58 setting the temperature range and f unction .......................................................................... 58 activation/set ting method...................................................................................................... ..... 58 precautions .................................................................................................................... ............... 58 maintenance and inspection ..............................................................................................59 daily chec k/care............................................................................................................... ............. 59 long storage an d dispos al..................................................................................................59 after service an d warranty...............................................................................................60 measure........................................................................................................................ ..................61 schematics..................................................................................................................... ...............63 replacement p arts table .....................................................................................................67
1 explanations abo ut symbol marks notice this product and the instruction manual have several symbol marks to use safely. the accident might happen caused by incorrect interpret and using, classified shown in below. read this instruction manual after fully understand the meaning of the symbol marks. warning accident might cause a person to die or seriously injured 1). caution accident might cause a person to slightly injured 2or objective damages 3. 1 seriously injuredmeans injured by electrical shock, fracture of a bone, poisoning and the like with hospitalized or attend to hospital in l ong turm. 2 slightly injuredmeans injured by electrical shock, and the li ke not necessary to 3 physically damagesmeans damages of property just like equipme nts, machines, denotes of symbol marks this symbol mark shows warning (include caution )subject. concretely warning description is shown near to this symbol mark. this symbol mark shows prohibit subject. concretely prohibit description is shown near to this symbol mark. this symbol mark shows the subject sure to do. concretely description put into practice is shown near to this symbol mark. send to a hospital. structures and so on.
2 explanations about symbol marks symbol mark table warning warning, generally warning, high voltage warning, high temperature warning, drive train warning, explosive caution caution, generally caution, electrical shock caution, scald caution, no road heating caution, not to drench only water caution, water only caution, deadly poison prohibit prohibit, generally prohibit, inflammable prohibit to disassemble prohibit to touch compulsion tal horizon- compulsion, generally compulsion, connect to the grounding terminal compulsion, install on a flat surface compulsion, disconnect the power plug compulsion, periodical inspection
3 explanations about symbol marks warning prohibit to use in the following locations, wh ere a flammable or explosive gas is present. never to use this product in the locations as a flammable or an explosive gas is present. if not, it may cause a fire or an explosion, because this product is not expansion-proof. always connect the protective grounding wire to the ground. connect the ground-line correctly. this could ca use a fire or an electrical shock due to leakage. prohibit to use in unusual operation. if the smoke or unusual smell come up, tu rn-off the power switch immediately and disconnect the power plug from th e receptacle. this could cause a fire or an electrical shock. do not use the power cord tie up in a bundle. this could cause to a fire from over heat of the power cord. do not injure the power cord. do not bend or twist or tug the power cord forci bly. this could cause a fire or an electrical shock. do not use samples containing a flammable or explosive substance. never to use samples containing a flammable or explosive substance. this could cause a fire or an explosion. do not disassemble and make modifications this product. do not disassemble and ma ke modifications this product. this could cause a failure or a fire or an electrical shock. do not touch the door during or immediately after operation do not touch the door during or immediately af ter operation. severe burning injury may be caused due to the high temperature caution when thunder is coming. when it thunders, turn off the power switch imme diately. this could cause a failure or a fire or an electrical shock.
4 peril articles nitroglycol, nitroglycerin, nitr ocellulose, and other explosive articles sort of nitric ester. trinitrobenzen, trinitrotoluene, picric acid, and other explosive articles sort of nitric compound. explosive articles explosive peracetic acid, methylethylketon e peroxide, and other explosive articles sort of organic peroxide. combustible metallic lithium, metallic pota ssium, metallic sodium, yellow -phosphorus, phosphorus sulfide, red phosphorus, sort of celluloid , calcium carbide, lime phosphide, magnesium powder, aluminum powder, other metallic powders except for magnesium and alumi- num, sodium dithionite(hydrosulfite). potassium chlorate, sodium chlo rate, ammonium chlorate, and other articles sort of chlorate. potassium perchlorate, sodium perchlorate, ammonium perchlo- rate, and other articles sort of perchlorate. potassium peroxide, sodium peroxide, barium peroxide, and other articles sort of inorganic peroxide. potassium nitrate, sodium nitr ate, ammonium nitrate, and other articles sort of nitrate. sodium chlorite, and other ar ticles sort of chlorite. oxidizable calcium hypochlorite, and other articles sort of hypochlorite. ethyl-ether, gasoline , acetaldehyde, propylene chloride, and other articles that have fla mmable temperature less than-30 . normal hexane, ethylene oxide, acetone, benzene, methy-lethyl- -ketone, and other articles th at have flammable temperature less than0 , over-30 . methanol, ethanol, xylene, pentyl acetate amyl acetate , and other articles that have fl ammable temperature less than30 , over0 . flammable kerosene, light oil, turpentine oil, isopentyl alcohol(isoamyl alcohol), acetic acid, and other articles that have flammable temperature less than 65 , over 30 . combustible articles inflammable gas hydrogen, acetylene, methan, etha n, propane, butane, and other inflammable gaseous articles at 15 1 atm. extract from japanese government ordinance
5 before using it. to install and preparation before using warning 1 always ground the unit ? connect the grounding cable to your ground conductor or ground terminal ? do not forget to ground the oven, to protect you and the unit from electrical shock in case of power surge ? do not connect the grounding wire to a gas pipe, or by means of a lightning rod or telephone line. a fire or electrical shock will occur. note: the oven has not a plug connected because of the 220v specification 2 choose a proper place for installation. ? do not install the oven in a place where: ? flammable gas or corrosi ve gas is generated. ? ambient temperature exceeds 35 ? ambient temperature fluctuates violently. ? there is direct sunlight. ? there is excessive humidity and dust. ? there is a constant vibration. ? keep the following clearance around the oven. 1 and more 60cm and more 60cm and more 1 and more 3. . operation with ventilation
6 when using this machine with ventilation (with damper opened) it is required to make sure of full ventilation around the place. wi thout enough ventilation around the machine a hot flats from its exhaust opening will raise ro om temperature or the room can be filled with smoke and gas discharged from its materials. th erefore do not forget to connect an exhaust duct at its exhaust opening in order to discha rge a blast wind outside. we can offer exhaust pipe flange and exhaust dust as an option by request. before using it requirements for installation warning 4 choose a correct power distribution board. ? choose a correct power distribution switchbo ard or receptacle that meets the oven?s rated electric capacity. electric capacity model df411 ac200v single phase 11a model df611 ac200v single phase 16a model dh411 ac200v single phase 14a model DH611 ac200v single phase 20a ? do not connect the oven to an outlet that differs from the above specifications because a fire or electrical shock will occur 5. supply connections for the oven ? request the supply connection for the 200v specifications from a licensed electrician. ? failure to have this operation complete by certified personnel will cause a fire or electrical shock during oven operations. 6. do not use the unit in an area wher e there is flammable or explosive gas. ? never use the unit in an area where there is flammable or explosive gas.the unit is not explosion-proof. an arc may be generate d when the power switch is turned on or off,and fire/explosion may result.
7 explosive flammable gas
8 before using it requirements for installation warning 7 do not make modifications to the product tal horizon- 8 installation on flat surface ? modification of the product is strictly prohibited. this could cause a failure ? install the product on a flat surface. unanticipated problems or failures may occur otherwise. caution after installed, you should: ? it may cause injure to a person if this oven falls down or moves by the earthquake and the impact. etc.. ? to prevent, take measures that the unit cannot fall down ? secure the unit by putting the stoppers on the casters modification
9 before using it ? requirements for installation caution handling of power code. ? do not use the power cord if it is bundled or tangled. if it is used in this manner, it can overheat and fire may be caused. ? do not process, bend, wring, or stretch th e power cord fo rcibly. fire or electrical shock may result. ? do not put the power cord under the desk,chair,etc.,or through an object. fire or electrical shock may be caused. ? do not run the power cord next to heating equipment such as a heater. the cover of the cord may melt and fire or electrical shock may result. ? when the power cord is damaged (exposure of the core wires,disc onnection,etc.),turn off the power key right immediately,then tu rn off the circuit breaker and the main power.contact customer service for a replacement immediately. if this procedure is not followed,fire or electrical shock may be caused. caution in setting shelves ? do not use any shelves but the attached ones. ? if it is used in this manner, the oven cannot occasionally regulate temperatures properly. ? put the attached shelves on the shelf brackets fitted to the chamber when you use the oven.
10 precautions in handling warning substances that can be used ? never use explosive substances (shown on pa ge 34) , flammable substances (shown on page 34) and substances that include explosive or flammable ingredients in the unit explosion or fire may occur do not put the foreign substances in the oven ? do not put a foreign substances such as metals or flammable substances in the opening of the unit (ventilation hole and exhaust port, etc.). if this procedure is not followed, fire, electrical shock or burn may result ? if the foreign substances enter the unit, turn off the circuit breaker immediately and contact a service technician for inspection . if this procedure s not followed, fire, electrical shock or burn may result caution in taking out a samples ? during and immediately after operation the internal surfaces of the chamber and the door are extremely "hot". to prevent injury take out the samples when the chamber has cooled down or wear gl oves while the chamber is still hot when you open the door during working at the high temperature. ? do not touch the internal surfaces of the chamber and the door when you will open the door, because they are extremely hot. ? to open the door while the chamber is still hot may cause the malfunction of a fire detector if it is installed near the oven. do not touch heated parts . ? do not touch the door during or immediately after operation. severe burning injury may be caused due to the high temperature do not climb on the oven ? do not climb on top of the oven because it will fall down and break. failure to observe this caution may cause injury to a person do not put anything on the oven ? do not put anything on top of the oven because they will fall and result in injury to a person.
11 precautions in handling caution caution about the temperature range. ? use the oven in the range of 40 to 210 when you use the oven for the first time ? during the initial operation, the oven may occasionally generate an odor especially when high temperatures are resched. this odor is nomal and does not signal a problem with the oven. the nature of the odor is caused by the adhesive on the insulation melting about the temperature in the chamber ? temperature display indicates the sensor temperature installed in the unit, however it does not always correspond to the tempwrature of the sample when the sample volume is very large or when the temperature is on the increase. caution about a drenched sample ? when using a very wet sample, try to drain it as much as possible before putting it in chamber. caution about powdery sample and the loading of samples ? there are times when a powder sample is scattered by the sudden decompressin operation or purge operation. when performing decompression or purge,open the valve very slowly. ? it occasionally takes a long time before the chamber reaches the target temperature if the chamber is congested with samples with the large specific heat is in it. in such cases, reduce sa mples. moreover, note that the temperature display occasionally unsettle when you process a exothermic sample. distribute samples ? each shelf can carry a uniform load of 15 kg( 33 lb.). when you place samples on a shelf, distribute them evenly over the shelf area. ? if a shelf is congested with samples, the oven occasionally cannot regulate temperatures properly. to ensure the oven?s temperature ac curacy, there should be open space of at least 30% on each shelf.
12 precautions in handling caution never use corrosive samples ? most parts are made of stai nless steel(sus304). however, strong ac id occasionally corrodes even stainless steel. besides this, ? the silicone rubber packing is also vulnerable to acid, alkali, oil and halogen?s solvent install the oven on a level area ? do not installation the oven on a non level surface. this will cause hazards to the operator and create problems during actual operation.
13 precautions in handling caution do not place any samples on the bottom of the chamber ? do not place any samples on the bottom of the chamber to heat, because it affects the temperature control of the oven. ? always put the samples on the attached shelves. place sample so that it does not touch the interior wall of the chamber ? set the shelves on the shelf brackets that will accommodate the size of the sample durinq a thunder storm ? during a thunder storm, turn off the po wer key immediately, then turn off the circuit breaker and main power. if this procedure is not followed, fire or electrical shock may be caused when having a blackout ? once the power supply is recovered, the ov en can resume when it stopped because of having a blackout when you open and shut the door ? do not put your hand either face near the door when you open and shut the door. failure to observe this caution may result in injury because the door hits your hand or face. ?
14 safety devices and error codes purposes and operations of safe ty device and counter-measures when an abnormal condition occurs, an error co de is displayed in the main display. immediate action should be taken according to the specific counter-measures. er.no error name main display sub display communication er ex connection er.00 communication er sensor error calls a service er.01 sensor error ssr error calls a service er.02 ssr error heat error calls a service er.03 heat error fan error calls a service er.04 fan error a uto-damper er calls a service er.05 auto-damper er overheat error calls a service er.07 overheat error controller er calls a service er.08 controller er main relay er calls a service er.10 main relay er controller er calls a service er.14 ram error controller er calls a service er.15 eeprom error how to manage in case these error code mentioned above is displayed, recode the error code and shut off the power immediately in case ? er14? is displayed, once turn o ff a circuit breaker. then, after more than 30seconds, turn on the breaker again. in ca se ?er14?is still displayed even after the breaker is turned on, then contact a customer support center in case anyabnormal condition occurs, parts replacement or device inspection should be taken. contact a customer support center. in contacting, never fail to inform of error number. refer to p 60(after service and warranty)
15 description and function of each part main unit damper switch cable port exhaust port heater power cable circuit bleaker control panel
16 identification of parts control panel error door standby end heater fan fixed temp auto-start au to - sto p program 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 power memu program mode 1 mode key key to select a function from program input, edit,delete modes,hour/time setting, change-over mode, and other functions. 2 program key starting/closing of program menus 3 menu key key to select the operation mode. each mode of fixed temprature, auto-start,auto-stop and program operation can be selected. 4 power key key to change over the controller from t he standby mode to the operation mode or from the operation mode to the standby mode. 5 jog dial key to select menu items, compile parameters etc. 6 main display it displays temperatyre measurements,set values (temperature, time, hour, etc.), program information, error information, etc. 7 sub display it displays set temperture, remaining ti me, current hour and execution segment no. etc. 8 lamp it flashs when displaying temperature of the inside of tank at main display 9 error lamp it flashs when any trpuble within equiment 10 door lamp it flashs to indicate that door is being opened 11 standby lamp it flashs to indicate that the instrument is in the preoperational standby mode. 12 end lamp stays lit in the end of operation 13 heat lamp stays lit or blinks when heater is on 14 fan lamp it flashes when fan is charged with electricity. 15 fixed-temp it flashs while it is operated at fixed temperature . it blinks when operation mode is selected. 16 auto-start it flashes to indicate that auto start is carried out. it blinks when operation mode is selected. 17 auto-stop it flashes to indicate that auto stop is ca rried out. it blinks when operation mode is selected. 18 program lamp it flashes to indicate that program operat ion is carried out. it blinks when operation mode is selected.
17 preparation and check before using warning never fail to connect earth (green core wire of power supply code) with your grounding wire or grounding terminal part in order to avoid electric shock. ? don?t connect earth to gas pipe or water main ? don?t use forked plug receptacle sinc e it can cause heat generation etc. ? don?t install it at place where inflammable gas or corrosive gas breaks out. caution plug receptacle check ? connect power supply code to proper switch board or plug receptacle safety check ? make sure that independent overheat prevention is set 15 higher than the temperature of its inside to be used. charge check ? in order to charge battery for date back-up, in case of new installment or circuit breaker is off for many hours, turn on the breaker and keep the equipment with electricity on and have it for more than 25 hours
18 power on/off turn on of circuit breaker. ? when power supply is off, present date and time are shown on sub display clock is not set correctly when it is forwarded from factory. refer to page51 for handling and adjust date and time accordingly push the power key 1999-09-17 12:00 fixed temp auto start auto s top program power mode proguram n u ? after short sound of beep, power supply is turned on. standing by 1999-09-17 12:01 standby end heater fan fixed temp auto s tart auto stop program. ? after power supply is turned on, fan starts to spin and ?fan lamp? flashes. main display indicates temperature of the inside of tank and ? lamp? flashes. sub display indicates ?standing by? and ?standing by lamp? flashes. this is ?on standby? state. ? a power supply breaks off with when a key is pushed again. ? when you press ?power supply key? again, the power will be turned off. in case of first use, power supply of the equipment is still o ff. if you turn off short circuit breaker while using or main power supply is shut out because of power failure, it will be restored to the condition which main power supply is yet to be shut out. this is ?instantaneous suspension recovery function?.
19 method of operation menu four kinds of ?operation modes? as follows no. operation mode function 1 fixed-temp it is a operation method to bring the oven to the desired temper ature and keep it steady. 2 auto-start it is a operation method to stop a fixed temperature operation when reached the set time or hours. 3 auto-stop it is a operation method to start the fixed tem perature operation when reached the set time or hours. 4 program it is a operation method that can start or stop a operation either when reached the set time or hours. moreover, it can change the temperatur e when reached time and repeat to do that. selection of operation mode ? confirm that a power supply is on 1. push the menu key menu ? operation menu start and becomes an operation mode choice screen. fixed temp op. op.mode choice standb y end heat fan fixed temp auto start auto stop program ? on operation mode choice screen, you can see blinking display at sub display which indicates the name of operation mode currently selected,and operation lamp blinks correspondingly. when the equipment is used for the first time, fixed temperature operation mode is already selected. other than that case, the operation mode that is carried out in the last use will be selected. no. operation mode indicate lamp sub display fixed temp op. op. mode choice 1 fixed temp op. fixed temp lamp auto-start op. op. mode choice 2 auto-start op. auto start lamp auto-stop op. op. mode choice 3 auto-stop op. auto stop lamp program op. op. mode choice 4 program op. program op. lamp
20 2. turn the jogdial ? use the jogdial to change the displayed setting to the operation mode 3. press the jogdial ? operation mode was decided. input screen of each operation mode 4. method of cancellation ? press ?operation menu key? again if you wa nt to cancel the operation menu halfway menu
21 fixed temperature operation instruction 1. chose the operation at the constant ? t is made to indicate fixed temp op. at operation mode choice screen and push the jog dial fixed temp op. op. mode choice fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. set up temperature ? next it moves to input screen of setup temperature, sub di splay indicates ?setup temp? and the number which indicates the temperature blinks. setup temp fixed temp op. setup temperature input screen ? turn the jog dial and setup temperature should be indicated. up down 3. push the jog dial setup temp 100 fixed temp op. fixed temp auto start auto stop program ? set up temperature is decision. and to start the fixed temperature operation
22 ? when fixed temperature operation starts, heater will work on and off according to setup temperature. when heater is on, ?heater? lamp flashes. ?fix temp? lamp will change from blink to flash. setup temp100 1999-09-17 12:10 standby end heater fan fixed temp auto s tart auto stop program ? during fixed temperature operation, sub display indicates temperature and you can see blinking display of arrow sign, which indicates the condition of temperature control. the direction of arrow sign will be as follows according to the relationship between setup temperature when fixed temperature operation starts and temperature of the inside of chamber. setup temp when setup temperature is higher than that of the inside of chamber setup temp when setup temperature is lower than that of the inside of chamber ? the direction of arrow sign will be as follows when temperature of the inside of chamber becomes higher or lower by 2.5 that setup temperature. setup temp when temperature of the inside of chamber reaches setup temperature 4. how to ?stop? ? operation stopped at press ?power? key power
23 auto start operation instruction 1. choose ?auto start mode? ? indicate ?auto start? at operation mode and press jog dial. auto-start op. op.mode choice fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. input and decision to ?setup temperature? ? input setup temperature by jog dial and fix it setup temp 100 auto-start op. fixed temp auto start auto s top program 3. input ?wait time to operate / start time? ? after setup temperature is decided, input scre en for wait time to operate or start time appears. when timer mode setup indicates ?t imer?, you can input wait time to operate and when ?the hour? is indicated, you can input start time to operate when it is forwarded from factory, ?time? is selected. concerning timer mode, refer to page45. wait time auto-start op. input screen for wait time start time auto-start op. input screen for start time ? turn the jog dial indicate to hoping hour or time.
24 4. press ?jog dial? ? after wait time/start time is decided, it will go into wait time for auto start mode operation. ?auto start lamp? will change from blink to flash and ?standby lamp? will blink. sub display indicates setup temperature and remaining time for startup. setup temp 100 start,rear 30min standb y end heater fan fixed temp auto start auto stop program ? when remaining time becomes 0, operation begins. when operation begins, ?standby lamp? goes out and sub display indicates the same display as is shown in fixed temperature operation. setup temp100 1999-09-17 12:10 standby end heater fan fixed temp auto start auto s top program 5. how to ?stop? ? if you want to suspend the state of operation waiting or stop operation halfway, press ?power key? power
25 auto stop operation method 1. choose ?auto stop? ? have ?auto stop? display on operation mode choice screen and press jog dial. auto-stop op. op. mode choice fixed temp auto start ayto stop program 2. input ?setup temperature? and fix it ? input setup temperature by jog dial and fix it setup temp 100 auto-stop op. fixed temp auto start auto stop program 3. input and fix operation time / operation stop hour ? when setup temperature is fixed, input screen for operation time or auto stop operation appears. if timer mode setup indicates ?tim e?, it is to input operation time. if it indicates ?hour?, it is to input the hour to stop operation. stop time auto-stop op. edit screen for operation time stop. time auto-stop op. edit screen for operation stop hour ? turn jog dial to have designated time or hour display and press the jogdial.
26 4. to choose and fix ?wait function?. ? choice screen for wait function is displayed only when it is set as ?time? of timer mode. it is not displayed when it is to set as ?h our? of timer mode, so proceed to the next stage ?choice of fan?. ? turn jog dial to choose either?on? or ?off? and press the jog dial to fix it. wait off auto-stop op. wait function choice screen 5. choose ?fan?. ? turn jog dial to choose either ?on? or ?off? and press the jog dial to fix it. fan off auto-stop op. fan choice screen 6. press jog dial . ? fan function is fixed and auto stop mode operation starts. ?auto stop lamp? will change from blink to flash and sub display indicates indicates temperature and remaining time toward operation stoppage. setup temp100 stop,after 30min standby end heater fan fixed temp auto s tart auto stop program ? while wait function is ?on?, when temperature of the inside of chamber is lower by 3 or more, or higher by 6 or more than setup temperature, timer countdown will be suspended for a while and sub display in dicates blinking sign of ?waiting?. setup temp waiting indication in wait
27 ? when remaining time is up, operation stops. when operation stops, ?end lamp? blinks and sub display indicates operation stop time. op. stop time 1999-09-17 13:00 standby end heater fan fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? when you choose ?off? on fan function, fan will stop at the same time that operation stops. 7. how to stop ? press ?power key? if you want to suspend operation. power
28 programmed operation method ? to carry out program operation, register program at the beginning through program menu. 1. to choose ?program operation mode? ? to have ?program operation? display on operation mode choice screen and press jogdial. program op. op. mode choice fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. to choose ?program number? and fix it. ? choose program number by jog dial and fix it. program p01 program op. fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? in case no program is registered, after be ep sound of buzzer and sub display indicates message. in that case register the program again and do it over from the beginning on ?program menu?. a program isn?t registered indication in no program
29 3. to edit operation wait time / hour ? when program number is fixed, edit screen for wait time or start time appears. when timer mode setup indicates ?time?, it is to edit wait time to operate and when ?hour? is indicated, it is to edit start time to operate. wait time program op. edit screen for wait time to operation start time program op. edit screen for start time for operation ? turn jog dial and have design ated time or hour display. 4. to press jog dial ? wait time / start time will be fixed and it will go into operation standby of program operation mode. while operation is in the state of waiting,?program lamp? changes from blink to flash and ?standby lamp? blinks. sub display indicates program number and remaining time toward operation startup. program p01 start,rear 30min stand by end heater fan fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? when remaining time becomes 0, program operation begins. when operation begins, ?standby lamp? goes out and sub display indicates segment number which is being carried out and setup temperature. setup temp 00 segment p01-01 standby end heater fan fixed temp auto s tart auto stop program ? while lamp is turned on, segment number and remaining time of lamp time are displayed alternately. setup temp segment segment number during the practice setup temp ramp after the rest time of the lamp time
30 ? during soak operation, segment number and rest time of soak time are displayed alternately. however in case of waiting the blinking message ?waiting? is shown. setup temp segment segment number during the practice setup temp setup temp soak , after waiting 1 the rest time of the soak time a case during the wait ? while segment of repeat section is being carried out, segment number and the rest number of repeat times are displayed alternately. setup temp rep. rest the rest number of times of the repeat ? when program operation ends, ?end lamp? blinks and sub display indicates the time when the operation ends. op.stop time 1999-09-17 15:00 standby end heater fan fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? when you choose ?off? in setting fan-spinning speed of program segment, fan will stop at the same time that operation ends. 5. how to stop ? if you want to suspend the state of operation standby or stop program operation halfway, press ?power key?. power
31 handling method of program menu program menus are three kinds. no. function name contents 1 new program making function to make new program and register 2 program editing function to edit and check registered program 3 program deletion function to delete registered program to choose program menu function ? make sure that power is on. 1. press ?program key? m e program ? program menu starts up and function choice screen appears. prepare program entry 0 rest 16 standby end heater fan fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? sub display indicates the number of registered program and the number of remaining segment and also blinking display of function name which is being chosen. no. function name sub display prepare program entry rest 1 prepare program edit program entry rest 2 edit program delete program entry rest 3 delete program
32 2. turn ?jog dial? ? function name is replaced by turns. 3. press ?jog dial? ? kind of function is fixed and input screen of each function appears. 4. how to cancel ? if you want to cancel program menu halfway, press ?program key? again. program
33 to make out new program ? first of all, make sure that the number of remaining segment is not 0. in case the number is 0, delete either registered program before making new one. 1. to choose ?prepare program ? ? on function choice screen in program menu, have ?prepare program? display and press jog dial. prepare program entry 0 rest 16 fixed temp auto start auto stop? program 2. to choose ?program number? ? program number choice screen appears, sub display indicates ?prepare? and the number which indicates program number blinks. turn jog dial to have the program number which you need display from ?p01 p99?. * however program number, which is al ready registered is not displayed. prepare ?? entry rest (program number choice screen) 3. press ?jog dial? prepare p01 entry 0 rest 16 fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? this fixes program number. when program num ber is decided, edit program? screen appears, so that you proceed to page35.
34 to edit program ? first of all, make sure that program is already registered. 1. to choose ?edit program? ? on function choice screen in program mene , have ?edit program? display and press jog dial. edit program entry 3 rest 10 fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. to choose ?program number? ? program number choice screen appears and sub display indicates ?editing? and the number which indicates program number blinks. turn jog dial and have program number which you want to edit display among registered program. sub display indicates the number of segment which chosen program uses and also the number of remaining segment on lower berth. editing ?? use rest program number choice screen 3. press ?jog dial? edit p01 use 5 rest 10 fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? this fixes program number. when progra m number is fixe, ?edit segment? screen appears, so that proceed to page35.
35 to edit segment ? there are 12 kinds of setup items of 1 segment. full option installation no. name setup range option 1 ramp time step 1mi 999hr end 2 setup temp a setup temperature range by the model 3 soak time 0 i 999hr hold 4 wait mode off on 5 fan off 1 10 or on 6 damper 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% 7 event 1 off on 8 event 2 off on 9 event 3 off on 10 event 4 off on 11 rep. start segment no segment number that 1 - 5 have been registered 12 rep count 1 9999 infinity in case ?wind velocity variab le device? option is not equipped, you can choose ?on? or ?off? of fan only by ?end segment? ? concept of segment is shown as below. however ?start temp? corresponds to ?temperature of the inside of chamber? when you carry out segment number 1 just after program starts. other than that case it will be ?setup temp? of segment, which is carried out most recently. lamp time sork time time setup temp temp start temp ? concept of repeat is shown as below .the number of repeat times dose not include the first practice of repeat section. segment no.4 repeat start segment rpeat time segment no.1 there is no order for a repeat. segment no.2 there is no order for a repeat. segment no.3 there is no order for a repeat. segment no.5 there is no order for a repeat. repeat section repeat5
36 1. to choose ?setup item? ? when program number is fixed by ?prepare program? or ?edit program?, setup item choice screen appears. sub di splay indicates the name of it em. turn jog dial to choose one. no. name sub display ramp time ? ?? rest 1 ramp time setup temp ? ?? rest 2 setup temp soak time ? ?? rest 3 soak time wait ? off ?? rest 4 wait mode fan ? ?? rest 5 fan damper ? ?? rest 6 damper event ? off ?? rest 7 event 1 event ? off ?? rest 8 event 2 event ? off ?? rest 9 event 3 event ? off ?? rest 10 event 4 rep. start ? ?? ?? rest 11 rep. start segment rep. count ? ?? rest 12 rep count a ppend seg. ?? rest 13 append seg program end ?? rest 14 program end sub display indicates program number and segment numbers which are being edited and also the number of remaining segment. if you turn jog dial, contents of all registered segment will be displayed. howe ver items of ?append seg? and ?program end? are displayed after contents of final segment is displayed. ? among setup items, some don?t make any sense or of no effect according to conditions. those will not be displayed as the setup item (in the cases mentioned below.)
37 item name case of not displayed ramp time it is constantly displayed . setup temp it is not displayed wh en ramp time indicates ?end?. soak time it is not displayed wh en ramp time indicates ?end?. wait mode it is not displayed when ramp time indicates ?end? and soak time shows ?hold?. fan when ?wind velocity variable device? option is equipped it is constantly displayed. in case the option is not equipped it is displayed only when ramp time indicates ?end?. damper while ?auto damper? option is equipped, it is constantly displayed. in case it is not equipped, it is not displayed. event1 4 while ?event output? option corresponding to event function 1 4 is equipped, it is constantly displayed. when the option is not equipped, it is not displayed. rep. start segment while ramp time indicates ?e nd? and soak time indicates ?hold?, it is not displayed. it is not displayed also when it is inserted between repeat sections designated by other segment. rep count it is not displayed when repeat start segment is not displayed and ?nothing?. append seg it is not displayed when ramp time indicates ?end? and soak time indicates ?hold?. it is impossible to change contents of program when it is in operation. in that case cursor is not displayed on setup item choice screen. you can only check the contents 2. press ?jog dial? lamp time >step p01-01 reat 10 fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? if you choose setup time and press jog dial, step edit screen appears. blinking cursor disappears and step starts to blink. ramp time >step ?? rest choice screen ramp time step ?? rest edit screen
38 3. input step and fix ? turn jog dial to have setup cont ents display and press jog dial. after step is fixed, you go back to setup item choice screen. ramp time ?? rest fix input content ramp time ? ?? rest choice screen 4. how to cancel ? if you want to cancel the input of step half way, press ?program key?. contents which is being input are cancelled and you go back to setup item choice screen. ramp time ?? rest cancel input content ramp time ? step ?? rest choice screen
39 to add segment 1. to choose ?append seg? ? on setup item choice screen, have ?append seg? display and press jog dial. ?append seg? is not displayed when ramp ti me of last segment number indicates ?end?, sort time indicates ?hold? and the number of repeat times is ?limitless?. it is not displayed when key lock mode is ?on? and program which is being edited is in operation. ? segment number increases by one, while remaining segment number decreases by one. then you go back to setup item choice screen and ramp time of appended segment number is displayed. append seg ?? rest add segment ramp time ? step ?? rest choice screen ? contents which are initially set up with appended segment are as follows. segment which is carried out at the stage of program preparation has the same contents. item name ramp time step setup temp 0 soak time hold wait function off wait function is of no effect since soak time indicates ?hold?. fan spinning 10 it is effective only when option is installed. damper opening 0% it is effective only when option is installed event1 4 off it is effective only when option is installed repeat start segment no repeat star t segment is of no effect since soak time indicates ?hold?. append seg p01-01 rest 10 fixed temp auto start auto s top program
40 the number of repeat times infinity the number of repeat times is of no effect since repeat start segment is of no effect. to finish program editing 1. to choose ?program end? ? on setup item choic screen have ?pro gram end? display and press jog dial. program end p01-01 rest 10 fixed temp auto start auto s top program you can end by pressing ?program key? on setup item choice screen, too.
41 to delete program ? first of all, make sure th at program is registered. you can not delete program which is in operation. 1. to choose ?delete program? ? on function choice screen in program menu, have ?delete program? display and press jog dial. delete program entry 3 rest 10 fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. to choose ?program number? ? program number choice screen appears. have program number which you want to delete display and press jog dial. delete ?? use rest choice screen for program number 3. to confirm and choose ?yes? ? confirmation screen to delete program appears. check if it indicates the right program number to delete. then choose ?yes? by jog dial and press it. delete it no delete ?? delete it yes delete ?? you can cancel if you choose ?no? at this stage or press ?program key?.
42 handing method of function menu ? function menu has following 9 item of function ( full option installation) no. name function option 1 timer mode timer mode setup 2 key lock mode key lock mode setup 3 buzzer mode buzze r mode setup 4 calibration offset calibrat ion offset temperature setup 5 acc. time accumulated operation time setup 6 date time date time setup 7 fan spinning fan spinning speed setup 8 damper opening damper opening degree setup 9 comm. lockout off communica tion lockout mode setup to select function menu item ? make sure that power is on. 1. press ?function menu key? prog r mode ? function menu starts up and item choice screen appears. timer mode >time standby end heater fan fixed temp auto start auto s top program
43 1. turn ?jog dial? ? sub display shows name of item. turn jog dial to choose one. no. name sub display timer mode >time 1 timer mode key lock mode off 2 key lock mode buzzer mode on 3 buzzer mode calibrate 4 calibration offset a cc. time 5 acc. time date time 6 date time fan 7 fan damper 8 damper comm. lockout off 9 comm. lockout
44 2. press ?jog dial? ? either input screen for each item or operation screen appears. 3. how to cancel ? if you want to cancel item choice ha lfway, press ?function menu key? again prog r mode
45 to set up timer mode it is impossible to change contents of operating timer mode when auto start mode is setup in wait time ,auto stop is in operation and program operation mode is set up in wait time. 1. to choose the ?timer mode? ? on item choice screen in function menu, have ?timer mode? display and press jogdial. timer mode >time fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. to choose ?mode? ? ? cursor disappears and current mode blinks. turn jogdial and have either ?time? or ?clock? display. timer mode time timer mode clock 3. press ?jogdial? timer mode >time fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? timer mode is fixed and it goes back to item choice screen in function menu.
46 to set up keylock mode 1. to choose ?key lock mode? ? on item choice screen in function menu, ha ve ?key lock mode? display and press jogdial key lock mode >off fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. to choose ?mode? ? ? cursor disappears and current mode blinks . turn jogdial to have either ?on? or ?off? display. key lock mode off key lock mode on 3. press ?jogdial? key lock mode >on fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? key lock mode is fixed and it goes back to item choice screen in function menu. if you turn on ?key lock mode?, you ca nnot change content of program and setup content of some function menu. sub di splay indicates ?key being locked?. setup temp. key being locked ex. in case of fixed temperature
47 to set up buzzer mode 1. to choose ?buzzer mode? ? on item choice screen in function menu, have ?buzzer mode? display and press jogdial. buzzer mode >on fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. choice of ?mode? ? ? cursor disappears and current mode blinks . turn jogdial to have either ?on? or ?off? display. buzzer mode on buzzer mode off 3. press ?jogdial? buzzer mode >off fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? buzzer mode is fixed and it goes back to item choice screen in function menu. if buzzer mode is ?off?, alarm buzzer in the abnormal, auto stop buzzer and program operation end buzzer don?t ring.
48 calibration offset function outline of function in the controller, the relationship between the temperature t detected by the sensor and the display temperature of the operation panel d is expressed by the equation of the line which passes the two points (t 0 , d 0 ) and (t s , d s ) shown in fig. 1. here, t 0 is the sensor detecting temperature when the chamber central temperature becomes the zero adjusting temperature (normally room temperature is adopted) d 0 at the time of no load, t s is the sensor detecting temperature when the chamber central temperature becomes the span adjustment temperature (normally working maximum temperature is adopted) d s at the time of no load in the same way. as it is clear from the facts above, conforming of the chamber central temperature and the display temperature is guaranteed only when there is no load and at two points shown above. in other words, it is possible for a temperature measured at a point in the chamber does not conform to the display temperature of the operation panel at a voluntary temperature without load. this is the function to move the line which passes abo ve two points to the y axis direction in parallel (increase or decrease y intercept of the line). the parallel movement amount including a sign is defined as the calibration offset. this function can conform the display temperature of the operation panel to the measurement temperature of a voluntary point in the chamber at a voluntary temperature. in fig. 2, d sv is a display temperature of the operation panel under the condition that the temperature in the chamber is constant for a set temperature. it is natural to say that this value is equal to the target set temperature. d pv is a measurement temperature of a voluntary point in the chamber under this condition. the difference between d pv and d sv including the sign is defined as the calibration offset. therefore offset is shown as below. in fig. 2, d cal becomes the negative value since the target set temperature d sv is larger than the actually measured temperature d pv . in order to conform the display temperature to the actually measured temperature, let the controller to recognize that the temperature in the chamber differs from the target set temperature by d cal . note: setting tolerance of calibration offset ? the calibration offset can be set within 5% of the maximum working temperature of the oven. d s sensor detection temperature display temperature (controlled temperature) t 0 t s d 0 y=ax+b fig. 1 d sv d pv t i t v parallel movement d cal display temperature (controlled temperature) sensor detection temperature fig. 2 d cal d pv d sv equation 1
49 (therefore, the setting tolerance of the calibration offset is 19c.) ? initial off set value has been set to 0c when shipping.
50 setting the calibration offset function 1. to choose ?calibration offset? ? on item choice screen in function menu, have ?calibrate? display and press jogdial calibrate > 0 fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. input of ?offset temperature? ? ? cursor disappears and current offset temperature blinks. turn jogdial to set temperature and have it display. calibrate calibrate 3. press ?jogdial? calibrate > + 5 fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? calibration offset temperature is fixed and it returns to item choice screen in function menu.
51 to check accumulated operation time ?accumulated operation time? is the functi on to check operation time of device . it is impossible to change its content. 1. to have ?accumulated operation time? display ? on item choice screen in function menu, tu rn jog dial and have ?acc. time? display. acc. time 100hr fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? it displays accumulated operation time from factory shipment to the present. a cc. time accumulated operation time is accumulation of time during which power is not off. standby time, wait time and operation end time are also accumulated as operation time. 2. press ?function menu key? ? after checking content, press ?function menu key? to cancel function menu.
52 to adjust time at the time of factory shipment, clock is no t set correctly. adjust it according to time signal etc before using. when timer mode is set for ?time?, if auto start mode is set, auto stop mode is in operation and program operation mode is set for wait time, it is impossible to change its setup content of clock. try again after pressing ?power key and stop operation. 1. to have ?date ? time? display ? on item choice screen in function menu, turn jog dial and have ?date? and ?time? display. date >1999-09-22 time 17:30 fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? current date and time are displayed. date ? time 2. to choose ?setup item? ? if you turn jog dial, ? cursor moves from ?year?, ?mon th?, ?time?, and ?minute? in order. choose item which you want to set and press jog dial. date ? time date ? time date ? time date time ? date time ?
53 3. input of ?setup figure? ? ? cursor disappears and current setup figure blinks. date time date time 4. press ?jpgdial? date 2000-09-22 time 17:30 fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? setup figure of chock is fixed and it return s to item choice screen in function menu.
54 to modulate fan blade(option) in the following case setup figure of fan spee d by each operation mode is displayed and is impossible to change it. when operation ends by auto stop operation mode and function parameter is off while program operation mode is in operation or it stops after operation. in case of remote operation mode. 1. to have ?fan? display ? on item choice screen in function, have ?fan? display and press jogdial. fan 1 fixed temp auto start auto stop program 2. to decide fan spinning speed ? ? cursor disappears and current setup speed blinks. turn jogdial to decide the speed from 1 10 and have it display. fan fan 3. press ?jogdial? fan 1 fixed temp auto start auto s top program ? fan spinning speed is fixed and it returns to item choice screen in function menu. if the speed is set from 1 to 6, it makes sound. this is because of wind control and there is no problem in performance.
55 to modulate damper (option) it is impossible to change the content while it is in program operation,after the operation ends or when it is in remote operation mode. 1. to have ?damper? display ? on item choice screen in function menu, have ?damper? display and press jog dial. damper 0 fixed temp auto start auto s top program to decide damper opening degree. ? ? cursor disappears and current damper opening degree blinks. (at the time of shipment from fa ctory, it is entirely closed.) turn jog dial to choose one from among five degrees, ?0?, ?25?, ?50?, ?75?, or ?100? and have it display. damper damper damper damper damper
56 2. press ?jog dial? damper 25% fixed temp auto start auto s top program damper opening degree is fixed and it return s to item choice screen in function menu.
57 setting the communication lockout (optional) 1. to choose ?comm. lockout? ? on item choice screen in function menu, have ?comm. lockout? display and press jog dial. comm. lockout on fixed temp auto start auto s top program 2. to choose ?comm. lockout? ? ? cursor disappears and current mode blinks . turn jog dial and have either ?on? or ?off? display. comm. lockout on comm. lockout off 3. push the jogdial comm. lockout on fixed temp auto start auto stop program ? communication lockout is set and it returns to item choice screen in function menu.
58 independent overheat prevention there are two safety devices in this unit: the auto-overheating preventive function of the controller (automatic recovery) an d the independent overheating prevention (manual recovery). circuits and sensor that are independent from the controller configure them. these safety devices for the temperature overheating prevention protect the instrument in a fail-safe method. setting the temperature range and function setting temperature: 0 to 399 input method: three integer digital switch. tu rn the drum of each column and set the desired value. the first integer can only be from 0 to 3 for hundred columns. function: heater output is cut off when the measured temperature gets higher than the set temperature of the indepe ndent overheating prevention. the function is active when the earth leakage breaker is on. when the independent overheating preve ntion is activated, is flashing on the main display with the trouble lamp flashes. when the independent overheat preventi on is active while the heater is in the temperature rising process, etc., and flash alternately on the display. activation/setting method 1. set the independent overheating prevention 15 higher than the set temperature of the main unit. 2. the purpose of overheating prevention device is to protect the unit from overheating. it does not intend to protect the sample, or to protec t them from the accident caused by the use of explose or inflammability.the temperature is set to 275 df411/611,to 375 dh411/611 at factory shipment. 3. when the independent overheating prevention is activated improperly by changing the setting of the independent overheating preve ntion lower than the internal temperature or by continuing operation when the setting on th e unit is too low, turn off the earth leakage breaker to reset the unit and perform the setting again. if it is activated by another reason, see chapter of safety devices and error codes on page14. precautions 1. only 0 to 3 can be set for the column of hundreds of the digital switch by the stop mechanism; however, if forced it to a valu e higher than 3, it will damage the unit. 2. set temperature can change by touching the se tter when cleaning. always confirm that the set temperature is correct after cleaning or before operation .
59 maintenance and inspection daily check/care warning ? before starting inspection or maintenance, disconnect the power plug from the receptacle. ? conduct inspection and maintenance only after the oven has cooled down. ? when you remove dirt or stains from the unit?s resin parts and the control panel, use a soft wet cloth. do not use benzene, thinner, cleanser or a hard brush; it will cause deformation, qualitative deterioration and/or discoloring of the components. monthly servicing exanine short crcuit breaker function. ? put power supply code in and test it with electricity turned on. ? first, turn on short circuit breaker. ? next,press red test button on short circuit breaker by using the point of ballpoint pen etc. if short circuit is turns off, then it is normal. ? after executing the fixed temperature operation at the set temperature 0 , set the operation temperature of the independent temperature overheating prevention device to 0 . ? under normal circumstances, the heater circ uit is cut off in a few seconds and the trouble lamp and flashes at the same time, and the alarm buzzer sounds if the alarm buzzer function is on. ? after confirming, turn off the circuit breaker once, then return the setting of the independent temperature overheating prevention device to the proper value. turn the circuit breaker back on. if there is any question, contact our sales represe ntative in your vicinity or our service office at once. long storage and disposal when you do not use the oven for a long period of time caution warning long storage and disposal disconnect the power plug from the receptacle when you dispose of the oven. do not leave it where children can access. remove the knob and hinges of the door to disable the door locking system.
60 after service and warranty if a service call is required warranty card (attached to your oven) z please fill out completely and return the bottom portion of the warranty card when the unit is received. the completed top portion is your registration card that should be retained for your records. z warranty period is one (1) year after the date of your purchase. during this warranty period, we will offer free repair service on the basis of the conditions provided on the warranty card. z if you need repair service after expiration of the warranty period, contact our sales or service representative in your vicinity or service office for advice. minimum inventory period of repair parts z if a problem occurs with the drying oven, record the error code on the display and stop the operation immediately, turn off the power switch, and disconnect the power plug from the receptacle. contact our sales or service representative. z check the warranty card or the name plate of your drying oven and give us the information below. ? model of your oven; ? serial product number of your oven; ? date of purchase; and ? problem with your oven (as detailed as possible). repair parts will be available for at least 7 years after termination of our production of df ? dh fain oven series. repair parts mean the parts that are necessary to maintain the performance of the ovens. troubleshooting problem cause/solution the display on the control panel is blank when the power switch is turned on. ? check if the power cable is firmly connected to a receptacle. ? check for power failure. temperature fluctuates during the operation ? does ambient temperatur e fluctuate violently? ? are there too many spec imens in the chamber? ? are the specimens too moist? drying time is too long ? did the power voltage drop? ? did you change the aperture of the exhaust port?
61 measure model df411 df611 dh411 DH611 performance operating temperature +40 260 +40 360 temperature stability*1 0.1 (at 260 ) 0.2 (at 360 ) temperature uniformity*1 1.5 (at 260 ) 2.5 (at 360 ) time to reach mix. temp.*1 60 min (to 260 ) 80 min (to 360 ) function / structure: temperature control method pid control by microprocessor temperature / timer setting method digital setting and display by jogdial temperature indicating method digital indication by green led other indication text display by fluorescent di splay that indicates function information timer 1 min. to 99 hrs.59min. or 100 hrs to 999hrs operation function fixed temperature operation auto-start/auto-stop operation program operation(16 segments, repeat etc.) additional function calendar timer function (actual hr.timer within 24 hrs.) integrating time function (integrated hr.up to 49999 hrs.can be measured.) time indication(the present time is indicated) calibration offset function. safety device short circuit breaker, self-diagnostic function(sensor abnormality, heater disconnection and triac short circuit detection;automatic temperature over-rise prevention) key lock function, door switch, control box switch, independent temperature overheat prevention device sensor k thermocouple double sensor heater stainless steal pipe heater with fan heater nominal capacity (kw) 2.1 3.0 2.7 3.75 fan shaft current fan condenser 20w cable port inner diameter 30mm rear face insulation glass wo ol ceramic fiber other additional structure exhaust damper manual operation internal dimensions*2 (w d h mm) 450 450 450 600 600 600 450 450 450 600 600 600 external dimensions*2 (w d h mm) 1,050 630 s 50 1200 780 1000 1050 630 850 1,200 780 1000 capacity (l) 91 216 91 216 shelf board weight capacity approx 30 kg shelf brackets 9 shelf brackets pitch 45 60 45 60 power requirements 50/60hz ac200v 11a single phase ac200v 16a single phase ac200v 14a single phase ac200v 20a single phase weights kg approx 78 approx 109 approx 78 approx 109
62 shelf board stainless steel wire accessories 2 shelfbracket 4 3 shelf bracket 6 2 shelf bracket 4 3 shelf bracket 6 option temperature output terminal timeup output terminal external alarm terminal auto damper analog recorder(6 inscription type) external communication adaptor observation window sensor addition(triple sensor) exhaust duct exhaust port flange ? set stage ? set stage caster ? set metal fittings ? abnormality alarm display lamp ? emergency stoppage switch ? shelf board(for each type of machine) ? starting condition choice screen ? wind velocity variation device ? power supply code ? power supply plug the performance value is in the condition of circulation operation(damper is entirely closed),room temperature 23 5 humidity 65% rh 20 and no load. 2 internal and external dimensions do not include protruding parts
63 schematics df411
64 df611
65 dh411
66 DH611
67 replacement parts table df411 symbol part name code no. specifications ct current transformer 2-17-001-0002 ctl-6-s-400 lb circuit breaker lt00034878 bjs1532ntbl f motor 2-14-001-0027 bkrek74l-4, ac200v h1,2 heater de42s-30251 ac200v 1050w pio7 board 1-24-000-0084 planar board 1-24-000-0120 typr cr 2 independent overheat prevention lt00022041 a7cn-206 ssr solid-state relay lt00028423 ssr-01 tr transformer 2-18-000-0042 200v cr sw digital switch 2-01-010-0005 type oh x1,2 relay 2-05-000-0013 ahn36006 t1 terminal base lt00031664 tfd250abc-8p s5 side switch 2-02-007-0007 vx-54-1a3 read relay lt00035254 omron lab1(recreation) thermocouple 1-16-001-0052 k thermocouple (double sensor) cr cr absorber 2-30-002-0001 2s1201 250v df611 symbol part name code no. specifications ct current transformer 2-17-001-0002 ctl-6-s-400 lb circuit breaker lt00034879 bjs2032ntbl f motor 2-14-001-0027 bkrek74l-4, ac200v h1,2 heater df62s-30251 ac200v 1500w pio7 board 1-24-000-0084 planar board 1-24-000-0120 type cr2 independent overheat prevention lt00022041 a7cn-206 ssr1 ssr01-a lt00028427 ssr-01a ssr2 ssr-01-b lt00028425 ssr-01b tr transformer 2-18-000-0042 200v cr sw digital switch 2-01-010-0005 type oh x1,2 relay 2-05-000-0013 ahn36006 x5 electromagnetic contact lt00034006 fc-1 1a1b 200v t1 terminal base lt00031664 tfd250abc-8p s5 side switch 2-02-007-0007 vx-54-1a3 read relay lt00035254 omron lab1(recreation) thermocouple 1-16-001-0052 k thermocouple (double sensor) cr cr absorber 2-30-002-0001 2s1201 250v
68 replacement parts table dh411 symbol part name code no. specifications ct current transformer 2-17-001-0002 ctl-6-s-400 lb circuit breaker lt00034879 bjs2032ntbl f motor 2-14-001-0027 bkrek74l-4, ac200v h1,2 heater de42s-30251 ac200v 1050w h3 heater dh42s-30000 ac200v 600w pio7 board 1-24-000-0084 planar board 1-24-000-0120 type cr2 independent overheat prevention lt00022041 a7cn-206 ssr solid-state relay lt00028423 ssr-01 tr transformer 2-18-000-0042 200v cr sw digital switch 2-01-010-0005 type oh x1,2 relay 2-05-000-0013 ahn36006 t1 terminal base lt00031664 tfd250abc-8p s5 side switch 2-02-007-0007 vx-54-1a3 read relay lt00035254 omron lab1(recreation) thermocouple 1-16-001-0052 k thermocouple (double sensor) cr cr absorber 2-30-002-0001 2s1201 250v DH611 symbol part name code no. specifications ct current transformer 2-17-001-0002 ctl-6-s-400 lb circuit breaker lt00034880 bjs3032ntbl f motor 2-14-001-0027 bkrek74l-4, ac200v h1,2 heater df62s-30251 ac200v 1500w h3 heater dh62s-30000 ac200v 750w pio7 board 1-24-000-0084 planar board 1-24-000-0120 type cr2 independent overheat prevention lt00022041 a7cn-206 ssr1 ssr01-a lt00028427 ssr-01a ssr2 ssr-01-b lt00028425 ssr-01b tr transformer 2-18-000-0042 200v cr sw digital switch 2-01-010-0005 type oh x1,2 relay 2-05-000-0013 ahn36006 x5 electromagnetic contact lt00034006 fc-1 1a1b 200v t1 terminal base lt00031664 tfd250abc-8p s5 side switch 2-02-007-0007 vx-54-1a3 read relay lt00035254 omron lab1(recreation) thermocouple 1-16-001-0052 k thermocouple (double sensor) cr cr absorber 2-30-002-0001 2s1201 250v
instruction manual for fine oven df411/611 dh411/611 third edition nov. 20, 2009 revised may. 14, 2012 yamato scientific co., ltd. 2-1-6 nihonbashi honcho, chuo-ku, tokyo, 103-8432, japan http://www.yamato-net.co.jp


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