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LEE CLEMENTS
March 14, 2025
My diff heater is going up to 340 c which is to hot for the oil and normally between 170 & 200 ,Why is it doing this ,its cooled by water.
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Mr. Anderson
March 14, 2025
The Edwards Diffstak 63/150 heater may be reaching 340°C instead of the expected 170°C to 200°C due to a failure in the cooling-water system. The manual states that the cooling-water temperature should be maintained below 25°C and that if the cooling fails, the thermal snap-switch (if fitted) may activate. If the cooling system is not functioning properly, the lack of heat dissipation could cause the heater to overheat. Additionally, if the pump is using polyphenyl ether (PPE) fluid without an interlocked cooling-fail thermal snap-switch, it may allow the temperature to rise excessively. Checking the cooling-water flow and ensuring the thermal protection systems are working correctly is recommended.
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B344-21-880 Issue N Original Instruction Manual ® Diffstak Mk2 Diffusion Pumps Diffstak 63/150, 100/300, 160/700 and 250/2000, M-, P-, C- and F-models...
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Declaration of Conformity Edwards, Innovation Drive, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 9TW, UK declare under our sole responsibility, as manufacturer and person within the EU authorised to assemble the technical file, that the product(s) Diffstak 63 Diffstak 100 B34431976 B34433978...
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Declaration of Conformity Edwards, Innovation Drive, Burgess Hill, West Sussex, RH15 9TW, UK declare under our sole responsibility, as manufacturer and person within the EU authorised to assemble the technical file, that the product(s) Diffstak 160 Diffstak 250 B34831976 B34837976...
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P200-10-036 Issue A Materials Declaration In accordance with the requirements of the Chinese regulatory requirement on the Management Methods for the Restriction of the Use of Hazardous Substances in Electrical and Electronic Products Order No. 32 (also known as ‘China RoHS2’) and SJ/T 11364 Marking for the Restricted Use of Hazardous Substances in Electronic and Electrical Products: Product Labels Product...
Introduction Scope and definitions This manual provides installation, operation and maintenance instructions for the Edwards Diffstak Mk2 diffusion pumps. You must use the Diffstak pump as specified in this manual. Read this manual before you install and operate the pump. Important safety information is highlighted as WARNING and CAUTION instructions;...
The inlet-flange has an integral roughing pipeline into which a combined backing/ roughing-valve can be connected in the Diffstak 63/150, 100/300 and 160/700 pumps. The Diffstak 250/2000 is designed to use separate roughing and backing pipeline-valves. You may fit a vacuum gauge head to the coupling provided on the roughing pipeline. Housed within the inlet-flange is the low-impedance high-vacuum isolation butterfly-valve.
F-model 10 kg 20 kg Dimensions Figure 7 Pump fluid data Note: Edwards Material Safety Data Sheets for the following fluids are available on request. Fluid type Critical backing pressure Ultimate vacuum Santovac 5 0.6 mbar 6.0 x 10 3 x 10...
Section 3.4.1 Diffstak inlet The ISO compatible inlet-flanges on the valved Diffstak 63/150, 100/300 and 160/700 pumps can be bolted to any flat, unscratched surface; use the Co-Seal supplied with the Diffstak to obtain a reliable vacuum seal (see Figure Seal the inlet-flange of Diffstak 250/2000 pumps with the trapped ‘O’...
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Not required for C-model pumps; use claw clamps to bolt the pump ISO inlet-flange directly to the ISO tube and collar assembly. Bolts are not available from Edwards. Bolts are not required for C-model pumps; use claw clamps to bolt thepump ISO inlet-flange directly to the ISO tube and collar assembly. Use 4 claw clamps for ISO63, ISO100 and ISO160 flanges.
6 claw clamps for the ISO250 flange. Bolts are not available from Edwards. Bolts are not required for C-model pumps; use claw clamps to bolt the pump ISO inlet-flange directly to the ISO tube and collar assembly.
We recommend that you use a Edwards combined roughing/backing-valve Model BRV as it is designed especially for the Diffstak 63/150, 100/300 and 160/700 pumps. You will have to use two separate valves (such as Edwards Model PV40) for selection of the roughing or backing mode of operation when you couple a Diffstak 250/2000 pump into your vacuum system.
The temperature of the pump body can reach 250 The following sections are applicable to the Diffstak 63/150, 100/300 and 160/700 pumps which are operated in conjunction with a combined backing/roughing-valve to provide a fully valved system as shown in...
Isolate the pump from the electrical supply and your vacuum system before you start work. Allow the pump to cool to a safe temperature before you start work: Leave Diffstak 63/150, 100/300 and 160/700 pumps for at least 20 minutes; leave Diffstak 250/2000 pumps for at least 45 minutes. Open the pump to atmospheric pressure when it is cool.
5.5.4 Dismantle the pump 1. On Diffstak 63/150 pumps, slacken the single screw which retains the baffle-cap strap; on other pumps, slacken the two screws which retain the baffle-cap strap. Rotate the strap to release it. 2. Withdraw the baffle-cap from the Diffstak; use the grips provided to ease the baffle-cap through the bore of the valve-body.
On Diffstak 63/150 pumps: the baffle-cap strap is secured by one screw at the centre of the strap. On Diffstak 100/300, 160/700 and 250/2000 pumps: the baffle-cap strap is secured by two screws.
On Diffstak 250/2000 pumps: Allow the pump to cool for at least 45 minutes. On Diffstak 63/150, 100/300 and 160/700 pumps: Allow the pump to cool for at least 20 minutes. 3. Wipe the radiation shield with a soft cloth (and use a suitable cleaning solution if necessary).
B344-21-880 Issue N Replace the pump heater(s) 5.8.1 Diffstak 63/150 and 100/300 pumps Use the following procedure to replace a heater on Diffstak 63/150 and 100/300 pumps: 1. Isolate the Diffstak from the electrical supply. 2. Refer to Figure 25. Remove the retaining screws and detach the cover from the terminal-box (1). Disconnect the incoming electrical supply cables and the earth (ground) cable at the terminal-block.
The majority of these centres employ Service Engineers who have undergone comprehensive Edwards training courses. Order spare parts and accessories from your nearest Edwards company or distributor. When you order, please state for each part required: Model and Item Number of your equipment Serial number (if any) Item Number and description of part.
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Download the latest documents from www.edwardsvacuum.com/HSForms/, follow the procedure in HS1, fill in the electronic HS2 form, print it, sign it, and return the signed copy to Edwards. Note: If we do not receive a completed HS2 form, we will not accept the return of the...
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My diff heater is going up to 340 c which is to hot for the oil and normally between 170 & 200 ,Why is it doing this ,its cooled by water.
The Edwards Diffstak 63/150 heater may be reaching 340°C instead of the expected 170°C to 200°C due to a failure in the cooling-water system. The manual states that the cooling-water temperature should be maintained below 25°C and that if the cooling fails, the thermal snap-switch (if fitted) may activate. If the cooling system is not functioning properly, the lack of heat dissipation could cause the heater to overheat. Additionally, if the pump is using polyphenyl ether (PPE) fluid without an interlocked cooling-fail thermal snap-switch, it may allow the temperature to rise excessively. Checking the cooling-water flow and ensuring the thermal protection systems are working correctly is recommended.
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