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Congratulations

on

your

choice

of

a

MEMMERT

Oven!

Manufactured

in

Germany

using

the

latest

production

techniques

and

_

finest

materials

available,

you

now

posses

a

technically

superior

and

fully

developed

product.

Your

oven

has

already

been

under

extensive

testing

in

our

factory.

For

correct

operation

of

the

equipment

it

is

essential

to

observe

the

operating

and

maintenance

instructions

below.

This

will

ensure

that

your

equipment

will

give

many

years’

satisfactory

service.

Explanation

of

signs!

These

signs

refer

to

a

hazard

and

indicate:

Note

the

Operating

Instructions!

Generai

safety

instructions.

The

physical

and

chemical

properties

of

your

load

(e.g.

inflammation

temp.

etc.)

have

strictiy

to

be

observed,

as

otherwise

considerable

damages

(load,

oven,

surroundings

of

apparatus)

can

appear..

__

Please

note

that the

Memmert

ovens

described

here

are

not

explosion-proof

(they

do

not

conform

to

Occupational

Association

Regulation

VBG

24).

They

are

therefore

unsuitable

for

drying,

evaporating

or

burning-in

of

enamels

or

similar

substances

whose

solvent

may

form

an

inflammable

mixture

together

with

air.

There

must

be

no

possibility

for

inflammable

or

explosive

gas/air

mixtures

to

form

either

inside

the

cabinet

or

in

the

immediate

neighbourhood

of

the

equipment.

Severe

dust

formation

in

the

interior

and/or

in

the

surroundings

of

the

cabinet

may

lead

to

deposits

of

fine

dust

inside

the

equipment

which

can

result

in

short-circuits.

Adequate

precautions

should

be

taken

against

excessive

dust

formation.

| |

Transport:

ME

Always

usegloves!

0

- |

If

the

units

have

to

be

carried,

at

least

2

persons

are

required

for

this

mode

of

transport

depending

on

size

(Model

200

to

500)

or

at

least

4

persons

(Model

600

and

700).

UE/BE

200

-

800/ULE 400-800

Technicai

data

summary

Ambient

conditions

-

Setting

tem-

perature

range

Working

tem-

perature

range

Overheat

safety

device

MEMMERT

appliances

Series

UE,

BE,

ULE

are

electrically

heated.

The

temperature

in

the

interior

is

continuously

controlled

by

a

microprocessor-controller

with

pulse

package

control.

The

power

module

is

separated

from

the

controller

electronics

by

an

optocoupler

to

ensure

safe

electrical

isolation

according

to

VDE

regulations

(not

explosion-proof,

see

"Loading").

The

temperature

is

measured

using

a

PT

100

(4-wires

measuring).

The

temperature-set-accuracy

is

0,1°C

for

BE

types

and

1°C

for

UE

and

ULE

types.

Ovens

Series

UE,

BE

have

natural

air

circulation.

Series

ULE

ovens

have

circulation

assisted

by

a

fan.

The

door

is

opened

by

pulling

the

door

knob.

Ambient

temperature

5°C

-

40

C,

rH

80%

for

temperatures

up

to

31°C

decreasing

linearly

to

50%

at

40°C.

Overvoltage

Category:

Contamination

degree:

2

according

to

IEC

664

20°C

to

nominal

temperature

(See

rating plate)

From

5°C

above

ambient

to

nominal

temperature

=

maximum

temperature

(see

rating plate)

Serial

double

adjustable

overheat

control

in

compliance

with

DIN

12880

Class

3.1

and

additional

mechanical

temperature

limiting

device

Class

1.

Class

2

protection

(adjustable

temperature

limiter)

available

on

reguest.

Electrical

50

or

60

Hz..

Adequate

insulated

supply

which

incorporates

earth

supply

conductor

to

EN

61010,

Protection

IP

20,

no

humidity

protection

to

ー

DIN

40

050.

Interference

suppression

Grade

N

to

VDE

0875.

Before

current-connection

please

compare

label

on

the

oven

and

instructions

of

your

local

current

supplier.

model

volume

|

current

consum.

power

voltage

weight

UE

200

32

|

4,78

A

1100

W

230

V~

28

kg

UE

300

39

|

522A

|

1200W

230 V-

30.kg

UE/ULE

400

531

o

6,09A

1400

W

230

V~

_

35

kg

UE/ULE

500

108

|

8,70

A

2000

W

230

V-

50

kg

UE/ULE

600

|

256!

10,43

А

2400

W

230

V~

87

kg

UE/ULE

700

416

|

5,80

A

4000

W

|

400

V

3N-

121

κα

--

UE/ULE

800

749

|

6,96

A

4800

W

|400V3N-|

164kg

|

model

volume

| current

consum.

power

voltage

weight

BE

200

32

|

1,91

А

440

W

230 V~

28

kg

BE

300

391

2,17

A

500

W

230 V~

30

kg

BE

400

53

|

3,48

A

800

W

230

V-

35

kg

BE

500

108

|

3,91

A

900

W

230 V-

50

kg

BE

600

256

|

6,96

A

1600

W

230

V~

87

kg

BE

700

416

|

7,83

À

1800

W

230 V~

121

kg

BE 800

749

|

8,70

A

2000

W

230 V~

164

kg

Quality

of

material

Memmert

is

using

stainless

steel

(Spec.

1.4301)

for

the

external

casing

as

well

as

for

the

interior,

outstanding

because

of

its

high

stability,

optimum

hygienic

features

and

corrosion

resistance

against

many

(not

all!)

chemical

combinations

(Attention

e.g.

at

chlorine

combinations!).

Class

Aim

of

Scope

of

Safety

Safety

protection

protection

device

measures

Protection

No

risk

liable

to

ori-

TB

1

of

the

oven

ginate

from

the

oven

|

(temperature

limiting

device)

in

the

event

of

a

fault

|

Special

-TWB

safety

No

risk

originating

(adjustable

temperaure

limiter)

|

measures

re-

2

Protection

of

|

either

from

the

oven

|

automatically

shuts

off

the

quired

de-

the

oven,

the

|

or

its

contents

in

the

|

oven

if

the

user

selected

pending

on

environment

|

event

of

a

fault

temperature

limit

is

exceeded.

|

the

purpose

and

the

for

which

the

contents

of

| |

The

contents

of

the

TWW

oven

is

used

3

the

oven

oven

are

protected

(adjustable

overheat

against

overheating

controller)

takes

over

control

of

oven

if

temperature

is

exceeded.

UE/BE

200-800/ULE

400-800

UE/BE

200

-

800/ULE

400-800

Installation

options

Wall

mounting

except

model

800

Stacking

device

exepi

model

800

The

units

can

be

set

up

on

the

floor

or

on

a

table

(bench),

model

500

-

700

on

a

subframe

(accessory,

see

Fig.

c).

Ensure

at

least

150

mm

clearance

between

back

of

oven

and

wall.

The

distance

between

ceiling

and

oven

should

not

be

less

than

200

mm.

After

the

cabinet

has

been

set

horizontally

the

door

can

be

adjusted

if

reguired

(see

MAINTENANCE).

The

model

800

is

movable.

The

front

castors

are

lockable

by

means

of

a

fixation.

In

order

to

grant

the

stability

the

front

castors

must

always

be

adjusted

to

the

front

for

locking.

Up

to

model

700

for

all

ovens

metal

mounting

brackets

(see

Fig.

a)

are

available.

Mounting

bracket

is

delivered

with

incombustible

plate.

Dimensions

of

fixing

screws

depend

on

the

total

weight

(equipment

and

loading)

of

the

charge

and

the

quality

of

the

wall.

Where

the

requirement

is

for

two

ovens

of

the

same

size

to

be

placed

one

on

top

of

the

other,

the

oven

with

the

lower

working

temperature

should

be

placed

at

the

bottom

(Fig.

b)

Remove

the

front

feet

of

the

top

oven

and

replace

them

with

the

ones

supplied

with

the

stacking

device

(only

if

the

ovens

are

not

originally

supplied

with

the

stacking

device).

Remove

the

top

of

the

bottom

oven

and

turning

it

upside

down

place

the

drilling

jig

into

the

back

corner.

Mark

out

the

hole

position

and

drill

a

4,2

mm

diameter

hole.

With

the

screws

provided

fix

the

centering

cylinders

into

position

and

re-fix

top

cover.

Model

700

can

only

be

stacked

with

an

intermediate

frame.

UE/BE

200-800/ULE

400-800

INSTALLATION

OPTIONS

Pitches

of

holes

for

wall

fixation

(wall

bracket)

Model

¡

A

mm

inch

B

mm

inch

C

mm

|

inch

200

489

19,25

770

130,32

300

569

22,4

770

33.32

400

489

19,25

850

33.47

500

649

25,55

|

930 |

36,61

600

889

35,00

|

1090

|

42,91

540

21,26

700

1129

|

44,45

|

1250

|

49,21

416

16,14

.

fig.

:

model

700

model

600

e

nb

VA

€

|

4º

β

=

il

レン

ン

WARNINGI

Before

removing

top

cover

-

pull

out

plug!

Attention!

Take

special

care

when

working

at

high

temperature!

Outside

case

temperature may

be

hot!

UE/BE

200

-

800/ULE

400-800

PUTTING

INTO

OPERATION

Attention!

Extremely

strong

shocks

during

transport

can

cause

a

displacement

of

the

temperature

sensors

in

the

holding

clips

inside

the

working

space.

Take

care

before

the

first

putting

into

operation

that

the

temperature

sensors

are

checked

on

their

correct

position

and

if

necessary

slided

cautiously

into

the

holding

clip

resp.

pulled

out

of

the

holding

clip

(see

Fig.

d).

.

ceiling

of

working

space

glass

sensor

ceramics

sensor

temperature

sensor

18/

back

panel

of

working

space

Attention!

When

the

oven

-

unload

-

is

started

up

for

the

first

time

it

should

be

run

under supervision

until

steady

conditions

are

reached.

BE

200-800/ULE

400-800

Temperature

setting

and

overheat

safety

devices.

6

Y

10

12

9

Units

with

adjustable

overheat

con-

trolier

TWW

class

3.1

1.

fig.

e

Set

mains

supply

switch,

rotary

switch

No.

2

to

position

|.

Green

pilot

lamp

No.

3

shows:

"unit

ready

for

use".

After

switching

on

the

former

setpoint

is

indicated

for

a

short

while.

The

yellow

pilot

lamp

No.

4

indicates:

"heating

on".

To

select

the

desired

temperature

with

knob

1 it

is

necessary

to

operate

key

6.

While

the

key

is

depressed

the

digital

temperature

indication

7

switches

to

setpoint

selection

resp.

nominal

value

indication,

indicated

by

a

blinking

point

in

the

display.

The

setpoint

indicated

can

only

be

changed

with

knob

1

when

key

6

is

pressed.

If

knob

1

is

moved

quickly,

the

setpoint

is

adjusting

in

large

steps

while

it

changes

in

single

steps

upon

slow

operation.

After

releasing

of

key

6

the

setpoint

adjusted

is

still

shown

for

a

short

time

(blinking

point).

Thereafter

it

switches

automatically

on

the

actual

value.

The

scale

can

be

locked

with

the

screw

fa

to

prevent

unintentional

changes.

When

key

6

has

not

been

operated

the

digital

display

7

always

indicates

the

actual

temperature

inside

the

chamber.

Operating

the

key

displays

the

selected

temperature

setting

(blinking

point).

UE/BE

200

-

800/ULE

400-800

Malfunction

Units

with

adjustable

overheat

cut-out

but

manual

reset

TWB

class

2

3.

Set

the

adjustable

overheat

controller

TWW

with

knob

9

above

the

selected

working

temperature

by

an

appropriate

amount

(e.g.

5°C).

This

scale

can

also

be

locked

by

turning

screw

9a.

The

selected

setpoint

of

the

overheat

controller

TWW

can

always

be

read

on

the

temperature

display

12.

Steady

conditions

have

been

reached

when

the

desired

tempera-

.

ture

can

be

read

on

the

built-in

digital

temperature

display

7

for

several

times.

od.

in

order

to

provide

optimum

protection

of

thermal-sensitive

İoads

better

against

overtemperatures

in

case

of

failure

of

the

thermostat

it

is

advisable

to

reset

the

adjustable

overheat

controller

TWW

(rotary

button

No.

9)

-

after

building-up

and

steady

temperature

conditions

have

been

reached

-

so

far

that

it

is

just

not

operating.

This

setpoint-reduction

should

be

effected

very

slowly

step

by

step

.

for

one

digit

(resp.

one

rest)

slightly

above

the

actual

steady

temperature

(approx.

3°C

resp.

at

incubators

approx.

0.5°C).

If

the

selected

operating

temperature

is

exceeded

due

to

a

fault

in

the

temperature

control

circuit,

the

temperature

control

is

taken

over

by

the

overtemperature

controller

as

soon

as

the

temperature

set

with

knob

9

and

displayed

on

display

12

has

been

reached.

This

is

indicated

by

flashing

of

the

red

signal

lamp

5.

The

unit

must

be

checked

immediately

by

a

qualified

electrician.

Putting

the

oven

into

operation

as

well

as

setting

temperatures

have

to

be

done

as

described

under

"adjustable

overheat

controller

TWW

-

item

1

-

3"

|

Malfunction:

lf

the

adjustable

temperature

limiter

TWB

is

activated

due

to

a

fault,

the

TWB

switches

off

the

heating

on

all

poles

when

the

temperature

set

with

knob

9

and

indicated

on

display

12

has

been

reached.

The

adjustable

temperature

limiter

can

be

reset

by

switching

the

knob

2

briefly

off

and

then

on

again

after

the

temperature

has

dropped

below

the

temperature

reading

of

display

12.

The

unit

must

be

checked

immediately

by

a

qualified

electrician.

Temperature

This

Memmert

oven

is

equipped

with an

electronic

adjustable

limiting

device

mechanical

overheat

controller

(Class

3.1

in

compliance

with

DIN

12

880).

An

adjustable

temperature

limiter

(Class

2

in

compliance

with

DIN

12880)

can

be

specified

in

place

of

the

electronic

adjustable

overheat

controller.

In

addition,

either

variant

is

equipped

with

a

temperature

limiting

device

(Class

1

in

compliance

with

DIN

12880)

which

automatically

shuts

of

the

oven

if

it

exceeds

the

maximum

termperature

by

more

than

10°C.

UE/BE

200-800/ULE

400-800

8

Malfunction:

In

case

the

adjustable

overheat

controller

or

the

adjustable

temperature

limiter

malfunction,

and

the

oven

exceeds

its

maximum

temperature

rating

by

10°C,

the

temperature

limiting

device

will

automatically

shut

off

the

heater.

In

this

case

the

temperature

dispiay

of

the

working

controller

and

the

yellow

control

lights

will

turn

off.

The

green

and

red

control

light,

as

well

as

the

display

of

the

overheat

controller,

will

remain

on.

In

ovens

with

forced

convection,

the

air

turbine

will

continue

to

run.

in

case

of

a

malfunction

-

overheat

condition-

the

unit

has

to

be

checked

by

a

qualified

service

engineer!

If

the

oven

is

exposed

to

freezing

temperatures

for

an

extended

period,

the

temperatur

limiting

device

turns

on.

In

this

case,

reset

the

device

by

following

the

procedure

for

resetting

the

temperature

limiting

device,

steps

2-5.

WARNING!

=

Before

removing

top

cover

-

Procedure

for

resetting

the

temperature

limiting

device

Function

control

for

the

adjustable

overheat

controller

(class

3.1)

and

the ad-

justable

tem-

perature

limi-

ting

device

(class

2)

pull

out

plug

1.

Let

the

oven

cool

down

before

attempting

to

service

it.

2.

Remove

screws

along

the

top

edge

of

the

backside

of

the

cover.

3.

Slightly

raise

the

top

cover

of

the

oven

and

siowly

slide

the

cover

backwards.

4.

Press

the

red

reset

button

on

the

temperature

limiting

device.

The

oven

will

emit

an

audible

click

when

the

temperature

limiting

device

is

reset.

5.

Reassemble

the

oven.

Make

sure

to

use

washers

when

fastening

the

Screws.

The

safety

devices

(Class

3.1

and

Class

2)

should

be

checked

on

a

daily

basis

once

the

oven

has

stabilized

at

the

desired

temperature.

To

perform

this

safety

check,

begin

by

loosening

screw

9a.

Reduce

the

setting

of

the

protection

device

until

red

control

light

5

turns

on.

At

this

point

temperature

display

12

and

temperature

display

7

should

show

the

same

temperature

(+0,5°C

for

incubators,

+1°C

for

other

ovens).

Now

set

the

protection

device

as

described

in

the

paragraph

“Adjustable

overheat

controller"

-

point

3.

The

red

control

light

will

turn

off.

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Operation

with

timer

Operation

with

pro-

gramme

timer

(special

equipment)

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400-800

Put

main

supply

switch

rotary

knob

No.2

in

position

.

Set

temperature

as

described

under

“Units

with

adjustable

overheat

controller

class

3.1;

-

item

1

-

4º.

Set

the

required

time

period

with

the

rotary

knob

No.10.

Running

time

50

Hz

=

24

hours.

Running

time

60

Hz

=

20

hours.

Unit

is

automatically

turned

off

when

the

elapsed

time

has

run

down.

Timers

are

available

for

fitting

by

the

user

after

delivery

and

full

instructions

are

supplied

with the

timers

to

be

retrofitted.

The

installation

has

to

be

made

by

a

service

engineer.

1.

Adjust

programme

timer

22

22

(which

is

not

running

when

main

switch,

rotary

knob

No.

2,

is

in

O-position)

to

daytime

(actual

time).

fig

e-1

Operation

time

of

temperature

regulator

is

adjusted

by

pro-

gramme

timer

22

by

pushing

single

switch

buttons

(red

section

is

visibie).

If

switch

buttons

are

not

pushed

(black

section

is

visible)

the

temperature

regulator

is

out

of

service

and

the

heating

elements

are

cut

off.

Set

the

main

switch,

rotary

knob

No.

2,

to

position

©.

The

green

pilot

lamp

No.

3

shows

that

the

oven

is

ready

for

operation.

The

yellow

pilot

lamp

No.

4

indicates

the

state

of

the

heating.

Set

temperature

as

described

under

"Units

with

adjustable

overheat

controller

class

3.1;

item

1

-

4".

The

heating

and

cooling

times

depend

on the

load

inside

the

oven

and

on

the

ambient

temperature

and

must

be

taken

into

account

when

setting

the

timer

riders.

The

programme

runs

continually.

Switching

off

by

hand

with

main

switch

No.

2

to

position

0.

10

An

example

for

a

programme

timer

(24

h)

is

shown

in

the

illustration

below:

red

area

fig

e-2

Actual

time

10.00

o'clock.

Heat-

ing/control

was

operating

from

8.00

till

9.30

and

then

switched

off

(cooling

-

period).

At

11.15

heating/control

is

switched

on

again

and

runs

till

13.30.

Afterwards

a

cooling

-

period

is

starting

again.

An

example

for

a

7-day

programme

timer

is

shown

in

the

illustration

below:

red

area

fig

e-3

Operation

with

programme-

timer

with

timer

for final

switching

off

(special

equipment

from

mod.

500)

Actual

time:

Tuesday

12

o'clock.

Hea-

ting/control

was

operating

on

Monday

from

8.00

till

16.00.

It

was

automatically

switched

off

at

the

end

of

the

switching-

on

period.

On

Tuesday

at

3.00

hea-

ting/control

was

switched

on

again

and

is

operating

till

Wednesday

8.00.

After-

wards

a

inactive

period

is

starting

again.

Select

the

temperature

as

described

under

"Operation

with

pro-

22

19

gramme-timer”.

|

Timer

19

has

to

be

used

for

final

switching

off

the

oven

and

has

to

be

set

as

described

under

“Operation

with

timer”.

The

oven

switches

off

when

the

set

time

has

elapsed.

fig.

e-4

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Adjustable

The

speed

of

the

air

turbine

can

be

12

air

turbine

continuously

varied

with

rotary

button

{special

No.

12.

equipment)

fig

e-5

Discon-

The

air

turbine

can

be

disconnected

15

nectable

air

by

switch

13.

turbine

(special

equipment)

fig

e-6

Fresh

air

The

amount

of

fresh

air

entry

can

be

adjusted

by

the

slide

control

ventilation

knob

No.

8.

The

flap

is

closed

in

position

0;

there

is

virtually

no

through

ventilation.

By

opening

the

flap

the

air

in

the

working

내

space

can

be

renewed

to

a

limited

extent.

The

maximum

fresh

air

entry

possible

is

obtained

at

position

6

although

this

does

not

signify

a

complete

change

of

air

within

the

chamber.

Intermediate

position

on

the

scale

vary

the

degree

of

ventilation

accordingly.

important

for

loading!

Units

described

in

this

instruction

manual

must

not

be

used

for

drying

or

warming

substances

which

generate

ignitable

vapours

when

mixed

with

air.

The

units

described

here

must

never

be

operated

in

areas

with

an

explosive

atmosphere.

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|

12

For

correct

operation

and

uniform

temperature

distribution

it

is

essential

to

maintain

free

air

circulation

throughout

the

oven.

The

contents

of

the

oven

should

therefore

not

be

packed

tightly

nor

should

they

be

placed

directly

against

any

of

the

heating

ribs

either

to

the

sides,

top

or

bottom

of

the

oven.

(Note

the

loading

diagrams

on

ihe

ovens).

When

putting

the

shelves

into

the

apparatus

please

bear

in

mind

that

there

is

a

little

air

gap

between

the

rear

of

the

working

chamber

and

the

shelf

in

order

to

permit

better

air

circulation.

For

the

maximum

number

of

shelves

possible

together

with

the

permissible

loads

see

schedule.

in

certain

situations

where,

for

example,

the

load

is

packed

tightly

and

the

ventilation

slide

is

fully

open

it

is

possible

that

the

unit

will

control

at

a

temperature

below

that

set

on

the

thermostat.

In

order

to

compensate

it

may

be

necessary

to

increase

the

thermostat

setting

until

the

desired

temperature

is

shown

on

the

digital

display

7.

The

following

schedule

gives

recommended

loading

levels

which

will

ensure

homogeneous

temperature

distribution

within

the

working

chamber.

Model

Max.

Load

each

shelf

Total

load

number

of

shelves

max.

k

k

200

3

15

30

300

12

30

400

15

40

500

15

50

600

30 80

700

30

800

30

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MAINTENANCE

General

information

Memmert

appliances

require minimal

servicing.

İt

is

recommended,

that

the

moving

parts

on

the

doors

(hinges

and

door

lock)

should

be

lubricated

with

a

thin

silicone

grease

once

a

year

(with

continuous

use

4

times

a

year).

In

case

of

a

malfunction

which

makes

the

opening

of

the

unit

©

necessary

this

work

has

to

be

performed

by

a

gualified

service

engineer.

A

tightly

closing

door

is

an

essential

requirement

on

ovens.

MEMMERT-ovens

ensure

perfectly

tight

closing

of

the

door

through

a

seal

on

the

oven

casing.

The

door

seal

presses

accurately

against

the

casing

seal.

in

continuous

operation

the

-

flexible

seal

material

may

acquire

a

permanent

set.

For

proper

ciosing

of

the

door

it

may

be

necessary

to

adjust

the

hinge

or

the

locking

plate.

Readjusting

the

door

After

releasing

the

screw

No.12

(ATTENTION!

Screw

No.

12

is

securéd

with

glue.

Loosen

jerky

with

inner

hexagon

key

wrench

2

mm)

the

door

can

be

adjusted

by

turning

the

eccentric

13

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

(using

a

screwdriver).

Tighten

screw

No.

12

again.

In

addition

the

upper

part

No.14

of

the

door

hinge

can

be

moved

slightly

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

after

releasing

the

2

screws

at

the

top

or

bottom

of

the

door.

The

locking

plate

can

also

be

readjusted

in

the

direction

of

the

arrow

after

releasing

the

screw

No.15.

Ensure

that

the

cover

is

again

screwed

down'tightly.

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fig.

g

Cleaning

By

regular

cleaning

of

the

easy

to

clean

interior,

residues

are

avoided

which

at

continuous

influence

can

impair

the

outfit

and

function

of

the

oven.

The

unit

can

be

cleaned

with

commercial

stainless

steel

cleaning

agent.

Please

note

that

objects

liable

to

rust

must

not

be

placed

into

the

interior.

Rust

sediments

lead

to

contamination

of

the

interior

or

external

casing.

If

rust

stains

caused

by

contamination

occur

on

the

interior

surface,

the

affected

areas

must

be

cleaned

and

polished

immediately.

|

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200

-

800/ULE 400-800

15

Check

list

for

rectifying

faults

-

This

can

only

be

done

by

a

service

engineer.

Fault

Cause

Knob

2

in

position

|,

green

lamp

3

not

on

Equipment

not

connected

Lamp

faulty

No

temperature

indication

on

the

display

Microfuse

defective

T32mA

250

V~on

printed

wiring

board

55121.x

No

temperature

indication

on

the

display

Red

lamp

5

on

Temperature

Limiting

Device

turned

on

Press

the

red

reset

button

(see

procedures

for

resetting

the

temperature

limiting

device).

Yellow

lamp

4

not

on

Ambient

temperature

too

high,

working

tempera-

ture

in

oven

higher

than

the

working

temperatu-

re

set

with

knob

1

(set

point).

Lamp

faulty

Display:

"E-1"

+

Circuit

element

TRIAC

defective,

send

printed

wiring

board

back

to

Memmert

for

exchange.

Display

"E-2"

«

Possibility

1.

Heating

defective,

the

oven

does

not

heat

anymore

Check

current

passage

at

the

heating

terminals

according

to

wiring

diagram;

Possibility

2

Circuit

element

TRIAC

defective;

Send

printed

wiring

board

back

to

Memmert

for

exchange.

Display

"E-3"

+

PT100

defective

Display

"E-4"

*

Internal

Configuration

Error.

Turn

off

the

oven,

then

turn

it

back

"on".

*

In

case

of

a

malfunction-

Display

E1

to

E4

-

„Please

inform

the

Memmert

service

department.

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The

details

in

these

Operation

Instructions

must

be

carefully

observed

in

order

to

ensure

satisfactory

operation.

Warranty

and

claims

for

damage

are

excluded

if

these

instructions

are

disregarded.

We

reserve

the

right

to

make

changes

in

technical

specifications.

Dimensions

subject

to

confirmation.

Our

Address

MEMMERT

GmbH

+

Co.KG

P.0.Box 91107

Schwabach

Federal

Republic

of

Germany

Phone:

09122/925-0*.

Tx

624973

mems

Fax

09122/14585

©

by

MEMMERT

GmbH+Co.KG

ab

06/94

D

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