Operation; Operating Cycle; General Operating Advice - VERDER Carbolite Gero MTF 10/15/130 Installation, Operation And Maintenance Instructions

3.0 Operation

3.1

Operating Cycle

This product is fitted with an instrument switch which cuts off power to the control
circuit.
Connect the product to the electrical supply.
There is also a heater switch which can be used to disconnect power to the elements.
Operate the instrument switch to activate the temperature controller. The controller
becomes illuminated and goes through a short test cycle.
Over-Temperature option only. If the digital over-temperature option has not yet
been set as required, set and activate it according to the over-temperature controller
instructions.
The product will heat up according to the controller setpoint or program, unless a time
switch is fitted and switched off.
As the product heats up, the heat light glows steadily at first and then flashes as the
product approaches the desired temperature. For more information on temperature
control see the controller instructions.
Over-Temperature option only. If the over-temperature circuit has tripped, an
indicator on the over-temperature controller flashes and the heating elements are
isolated. Find and correct the cause before resetting the over-temperature controller
according to the instructions supplied.
To switch off power to the heating elements, use the heater switch. To switch the
product off, use both the heater switch and the instrument switch. If the product is to
be left switched off and unattended, isolate it from the electrical supply.
3.2

General Operating Advice

Heating element life is shortened by overheating. Do not leave the
product at high temperature when it is not required. The maximum
temperature is shown on the product rating label and in section 9.0
towards the back of this manual.
Lightweight ceramic fibre insulation can easily be marked by accidental
contact. Some fine cracks may develop in the surface of the insulation
due to the progressive shrinkage of the insulation materials. Cracks are
not usually detrimental to the functioning or the safety of the product.
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