Waters Heat Sealer User Manual
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1. Waters Heat Sealer Contents Page Caution and Safety Signs in Accordance with IEC 417 Technical E outing sb ideas Environmental Installation and Setup Operati Cleanin Guaran Contact on Procedure Sealing amp Removing 22 2 2 2 2 02 22 5 g SHIP aos sd sss 10 Technical Information Circuit Diagram for 110 unit 1 Circuit Diagram for 1 Fault Finding Accessories CAUTION Avoid contact with the heater plate which can cause serious injury Introduction The Waters Heat Sealer offers a convenient method for heat sealing collection plates made from various types of plastic The heat sealer provides heat to form a seal between the seal and plate preventing evaporative loss during exposure to the atmosphere or for longterm storage Safety The Waters Heat Sealer must only be used in accordance with proper safety standards and procedures together with the instructions contained in this manual The unit has been designed and manufactured to conform to international safety specifications Under normal conditions once the aluminum block is up to temperature the amber heater lamp will flicker and off to maintain temperature In the unlikely event o2. 10004 4 1995 EN 6100045 1995 EN 6100046 1996 EN 61000 4 11 1994 Covering Conducted Emissions Radiated Emissions Electrostatic Discharge Radiated Immunity Surge Fast Transient Bursts and Voltage Dips satisfying the EMC Directive s 89 336 EEC and 92 31 EEC as realigned by 93 68 EEC ution and Safety Signs in Accordance with IEC 417 Caution Caution Warning Only refit correct type of fuse Mains Switch Symbols Refer to manual Risk of electrical shock Hot surface this instrument is fited with internal heater with a maximum temperature of 220 C when switched Must be IEC 127 approved for use in EU countries Must be CSA or UL listed or recognized for use in USA amp Canada OFF Technical Specifications Input Voltage Input Frequency Power Consumption Fuse Rating Internal Heater Instrument Housing Dimensions Instrument Weight Environmental Requirements Temperature Range Relative Humidity 230 nominal Volts 110 nominal Volts 47Hz 63Hz 1 10V Version 500 Watts 2AOV Version 400 Watts 5 Amp T 110 Volts 3 15 240 Volts 350 Wats Ambient to 220 C max Sheet Metal 140 x 330 x 150mm 3 4kg Operating 10 to 35 C Storage 20 to 40 C Operating 10 to 80 non condensing Storage 10 to 80 non condensing Installation and Set up WARNING not operate this instr
3. ERE ARE NO USER MAINTENANCE PARTS WITHIN THE EQUIPMENT Circuit Diagram for 110V Unit LINA AOM 803 Te Sts Bi i Haaa NIT pa 51056 T Sar ZIN HISI Ny TAE 7 Wg O 57 72166115 1 COME 2610126 PIN 12 WwaHL t Diagram for 240V Uni ircur Phy Haa T 020156 LINN AUS Wg 424 Wb 5 ne SEBSITS WI A ae ESOS 056 ELSSILS EEBSIIS EEE 2015 00156 LOLS Fault Finding General In the unlikely event that you experience any problems with your Heat Sealer which cannot be easily remedied you should contact Waters Corporation and return the unit in its original packing Accessories For Waters selection of collection plates and seals visit us at www waters com 720001 330EN 2005 Waters Corporation Waters is a registered trademark of Waters Corporation
4. f an overtemperature problem with he heat sealer the unit is fitted with a thermal cut out which removes power to the heater should the block temperature exceed 220 C If this is triggered the amber heater lamp will go out and will not come back on The block will gradually cool to room temperature The thermal cut out cannot be reset for safety reasons and the unit should be returned for repair f there is any doubt relating to the proper use of this equipment refer to this manual or call your Waters representative Only properly trained personnel should service this equipment Declaration of Conformity Waters Heat Sealer Model Numbers SP 0669 1 10 amp SP 0669 220 have been designed in accordance with and satisfies the requirements of article 11 of the Low Voltage Directive 73 23 as realigned 93 68 EEC on the harmonization of the laws of the Member States relating to electrical equipment designed for use within certain voltage limits to the essential require ments of BS EN 61010 1 1993 amp BS EN 61010 2 010 1995 Waters Heat Sealer Model Numbers SP 0669 1 10 amp SP 0669 220 have been type tested by EMC Projects NAMAS approved test house and issued a certificate of testing No 3418 98 to the following E M C Standards EN 5008 1 1 1992 EN 55022 B 1994 EN 50082 1 1997 EN 610004 3 199 610004 2 1995 EN 6
5. nd the amber heater lamp flicker on and off Slide the plate to be sealed onto the platform of the sealer making sure that it is flat between the two centralizing springs You may also choose to slide the plate holder black anodized metal plate between the springs Place the sealing film over the plate ensuring that the sealing surface is face down Place one hand above the other on the handle on the top of the unit and push the heater head down onto the seal and plate Once the heater head touches continue to push down compress the springs that are behind the heated plate Once these are fully compressed a distance of 5mm the force applied to the plate is 1059 Each plate should be sealed in both orientations to achieve uni form sealing across the plate Hold the heater head down for 3 seconds Allow the heater head to return to the top of the track Rotate the plate 180 degrees turn it end for in the unit and seal again for 3 seconds Allow the heater head to return the top of the track Remove the plate NOTE Foil backed film may remain hot for a number of seconds sealing Care should be taken in handling these plates Removing Seal Depending on the seal type samples can be accessed by either piercing the seal or peeling it off Seals After piercing the seal if storage and reuse are desired peal off the seal and apply a new seal for best storage
6. results Cleaning Your Thermo Sealer Before using any cleaning or decontamination method other than that recommended by the manufacturer users should check with the manufacturer that the proposed method will not damage the equipment Do not use acetone or abrasive cleaners The cover can be cleaned with a cloth dipped in water ethanol methanol or formaldehyde can also be used The unit should not be immersed in solvents Guarantee This instrument is guaranteed against any defect in material or workmanship for a period as specified on the enclosed guarantee This period is from the date of purchase and within this period defec tive parts will be replaced free of charge provided that the defect is not the result of misuse accident or negligence Servicing under this guarantee should be obtained from the supplier This User s Manual has been prepared solely for the convenience of customers and nothing in this User s Manual shall be taken as a warranty condition or representation concerning the description the merchantability fitness for purpose or otherwise of the units or their components Contact Information For technical sales or servicing information contact Waters Corporation IMPORTANT NOTE THIS EQUIPMENT SHOULD ONLY BE DISMANTLED BY PROPERLY TRAINED PERSONNEL REMOVING THE TOP CASE EXPOSES POTENTIALLY LETHAL MAINS VOLTAGES TH
7. the unit is receiving power then the amber light will also illuminate When switching it is necessary to leave the unit on for 20 25 minutes to allow the unit to come to the proper temperature before carrying out the first sealing operation On initial powerup both green and amber lights will illuminate After approximately 10 15 minutes the amber light will go out DO NOT USE the ThermoSealer until 20 25 minutes has elapsed from powerup By this time the amber light will blink on and off constantly The amber light blinking on and off indicates the unit is at the correct working condition The heater plate is set to approximately 170 C Take care to avoid skin contact with the heater plate and prevent contact between the heater plate and any material which may be damaged or ignited 4 In the event of spillage or other contamination of the unit switch off and disconnect the unit from the mains power supply and do not attempt to clean the unit until it has thoroughly cooled If the equipment is used in a manner specified by the manufacturer the protection provid ed by the equipment may be impaired Operation Procedure Sealing After installation follow the procedures set out below Check that the unit is connected to an appropriate power supply and leave for 20 25 minutes to settle down to correct operating temperature The green power lamp should be illuminated a
8. ument an atmosphere containing explosive gases WARNING Only approved power cord set must be used with this instrument WARNING f it is required to use an extension lead the lead must be earthed Before attempting to connect the unit to the electricity supply or to operate the unit please read the operating information and pay particular attention the following 1 Check voltage marked on unit s rating plate against that of the mains supply The unit is supplied with a pre wired plug and socket The fused plug supplied with the mains cable for use in the UK is fuse to protect the cable with the following value Supply Fuse Fitted in Plug Fuse Fitted in Sealer 240 220V 5 Amp 3 15 Amp 120 110V No Fuse 5 Amp The fuses in the unit protect the unit and the operator Note The second fuseholder fitted to the rear of the sealer is a spare in the case of 11 OV units but both fuseholders are operational in the 240V units Note that units marked 240V on rating plate work at 220 units marked 120V on the rating plate work at 110V In both these cases however the heating rate wil degrade by approximately 16 Amber Light Green Power Light Power Switch Connect the unit to the mains electricity supply and switch on the power switch on the side of the unit If electricity is being supplied to the unit the green power light will illuminate If the heater within
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