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T H I S PAG E I N T E N T I O N A L LY L E F T B L A N K 2 of 40 Operating Manual: SU105U-MAN10-C | 02.06.19...
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SU105UE Quick Guide Initial Setup 1. Unpack freezer unit and included components, ensure all packaging material has been removed from around the fan inlet and outlet holes. 2. Plug AC power cord into the main power socket at the back of the unit and then into an electrical outlet.
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1.3.1 – Operating Manual • This operating manual describes all aspects of receiving, installing, use, moving and storage of the Stirling Ultracold SU105UE Freezer. More detail on specific aspects of operation of the freezer is available via online supplementary documentation. •...
Flammable Refrigerant Use: SU105UE uses 30-33 grams of R-170 (Ethane) in hermetically sealed thermosiphon tubing. It requires caution in use/repair. A. Danger – Risk of Fire or Explosion. Flammable Refrigerant Used. Do Not Drill or Puncture Inner Liner.
2. Features of the SU105UE freezer 2.1 – Free-Piston Stirling Engine The SU105UE Ultra-Low Temperature Freezer uses the state of the art Stirling Ultracold Model M150A free-piston Stirling engine to provide high efficiency, deep-temperature cooling. No HCFC or CFC refrigerants are used in the M150A and SU105UE.
Display temperature graph and event log • Display diagnostic and service information • Display freezer identification information Values for the following SU105UE parameters are viewed and modified through the touch screen. Modifiable Values Accessible Values Temperature setpoint Current freezer interior temperature...
8. Recessed Electrical Panel A. AC Power Connector B. AC Power Switch C. External Alarm Terminal Strip, Dry Contacts (NC, NO, C) D. Battery Power Switch Model SU105UE. Shown with optional stainless steel inventory racks. 2.6 – Included Items • Packing List •...
2.7 – Options • Stacking Adapter When stacking two Stirling Ultracold SU105UE free-piston Stirling engine Ultra- Low Temperature (-86°C) Freezers, a stacking adapter is required. The Stacking Adapter consists of two (2) plates and twelve (12) screws. 2.7.1 – Adapter Installation Procedure 1.
3. Safety Precautions Potential hazards associated with use of the SU105UE freezer may impact the safety of persons in the workplace in which the freezer is installed. This includes persons who operate the freezer, and other personnel in its vicinity. The freezer itself may also be damaged or its warranty voided by improper operation or usage.
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• When removing the power cable, hold onto the plug and not the cable. • Do not block the air intake or air discharge vents used by the free-piston Stirling engine (See pictorial on Page 10 for locations.) • Ultra-low temperature freezers are different from home freezers in that at -86°C frostbite can occur instantly.
4. Unpacking and Installation Verify the SU105UE freezer shipment by uncrating the freezer and included items, inspecting them for damage during shipping, and compare the items to the packing list for completeness. 4.1 – Qualify the installation site for the freezer before placing it into service.
4. Unpacking and Installation 4.2 – Set-up 1. Before switching on electrical power to the freezer, make all desired external connections: AC power connection External alarm 2. Turn on the AC switch. If the DC power option has been provided please see the supplemental instructions.
5. Operation 5.1 – Operation of the SU105UE freezer comprises four stages: 1. Monitoring temperature performance using the Graphical User Interface (GUI) touch screen control panel. 2. Managing the freezer contents. 3. Cleaning and defrosting the freezer. 4. Calibrating the freezer's display RTD.
5. Operation 5.1.1 – Graphical User Interface (GUI) & PIN A Password Identification Number (PIN) may be set, but is not displayed. The default PIN is 1234 and may be changed by the user to any four-digit numeric. Use the PIN to control access to parameter change screens.
5.1.2 – GUI Menu The GUI menu tree below starts with the Home screen. (How to get there is described later.) Soft buttons provide navigation to the screens on the next level of the menu tree. Home – display current freezer temperature. •...
5. Operation 5.1.3 – Basic GUI Controls • Generally, to change a value on a screen, Tap the appropriate soft button to highlight the parameter. • Use the +/- buttons to enter the desired value and then use the “Save” soft button to complete the change.
5.1.4 – GUI Instructions 1. Start Screen: Turn On Freezer and Battery Power • Stirling Ultracold splash screen will appear for 3 seconds 2. Home Screen: The Home screen will be displayed next Tap the Setup button to proceed to system settings •...
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5. Operation 3. Data Setup: From the Setup Screen Tap the Set-up button to change alarm settings, date & time, door defrost heater, and PIN • Tap the Silence button to temporarily silence the audible alarm • Tap the Event Log button to track the last approximately 200 events •...
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5. Secure Temperature Setpoint: To observe the current temperature setpoint Tap Change to change the temperature setpoint and over / under temperature thresholds • Tap the Alarms button to change the alarm delays • Tap the Date & Time button to change system date and time •...
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5. Operation 7. Alarm Delay: From the Setup Alarms Screen • Select the appropriate parameter then use the + and – buttons to adjust then tap Save (Note: If Save is not tapped new values will not be used) • Temp.
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9. Door Defrost Heater: When set to Auto Defrost, the door defrost heater will cycle 15 minutes ON and 20 minutes OFF unless otherwise programmed • Auto Defrost parameters are not adjustable To enable Manual Defrost tap the Auto Manual button to activate Manual mode •...
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5. Operation 11. Event Log: The Event Log will display the last approximately 200* events in about 30 pages, listing 7 events per page. The last 7 events are shown by default. Events beyond 30 pages will not be saved Tap Prev Page and Next Page to scroll through the pages •...
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Chart History, Zoom: The Chart History can be enlarged to use the entire display • Tap the screen to enlarge or reduce the Chart History Screen 14. About Freezer: To observe specific freezer information including Model and Serial Num- ber, Firmware Version, Engine Number, Run Hours, Setpoint, and Date •...
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5. Operation 15. Performance Snapshot: The Service Screen gives you access to system information and calibration, as well as Firmware Upgrade options, Alarm Tests, Diagnostics, Service Contact, and RTD Calibration • Tap the Firmw. Upgrade button to for system firmware upgrades •...
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17. Diagnostics: Diagnostic Screen provides system health information Tap the Back button to return to the Setup Screen • Tap the Home button to take you back to the Home Screen • 18. Service Contact: Service Contact Screen provides phone, email, and web address for manufacturer Tap the Back button to return to the Setup Screen •...
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5. Operation 19. Calibration: RTD Calibration Screen is used to compensate for discrepancies between the Display RTD and a user provided standard Tap RTD Select until the desired RTD is selected then use the + and – buttons • to adjust the offset. Tap the Calib. button to save changes •...
5.3 – Cleaning Cleaning the Freezer Surfaces • Clean the exterior surfaces of the SU105UE cabinet as needed by using a soft cloth and mild detergent. Do not use solvent (such as bleach) or harsh abrasive cleansers or pads. •...
5-6. Contents, Cleaning, Transportation 5.4 – Calibration of the RTDs The SU105UE Display RTD and Control RTD may be calibrated by inserting a temperature sensor through the access port of the cabinet wall and securing it next to the RTDs located in the right rear corner of the interior just above the shelf.
Maximum Power 300 watts (3 amps @120V, 1.5 amps @240V) (Current) Electric Supply Rating 15 amp or greater grounded circuit Direct cooling by a free-piston Stirling engine and thermosiphon Cooling System / Device heat transfer Refrigerant, Engine Helium R-170 (Ethane) 30-33 grams Refrigerant, Thermosiphon To be repaired only by trained service personnel.
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7. Specifications Control Sensor Two RTDs (PT100 Class A) Normally closed, normally open, common; activated by power Dry Contacts outage or any alarm condition 12 hour control battery back-up for touchscreen Battery Back-up (6V Lead Acid Battery) Pull-Down from 9 hours to -80 º C (empty cabinet) 25°C Ambient Recovery from Door 40 minutes to -80 º...
7. Specifications 7.2 – Materials Specifications Part Material Color Treatment Body: Main Body, Door, Mild steel White Powder coated Front Cover and Top Cover Interior Steel White Powder coated Stainless Steel Shelf (non-adjustable) Handle Aluminum Gray Powder coated Hinges Steel White Powder coated LCD Bezel...
8. Troubleshooting Problem Possible Cause Solution Check the connections to the power supply Freezer does not Power is not getting to the power on freezer from the Power Supply Assure that the wall plug is firmly seated Inadequate air circulation Remove airflow obstructions Assure that the wall plug is Inadequate power...
Limited Warranty, USA The warranty period starts TWO WEEKS after the original date of shipment • from Global Cooling, Inc. The Stirling Ultracold freezer is warranted for a period of TWO YEARS for materials • and labor. • The Stirling Ultracold free-piston Stirling engine and thermosiphon is warranted for a full SEVEN YEARS, parts only.
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TWO YEARS. • The Stirling Ultracold free-piston Stirling engine and thermosiphon is warranted for a full SEVEN YEARS, parts only. Warranty will start ONE MONTH after the ship date from Global Cooling.
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