Phcbi MCO-170M Bedienungsanleitung

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Bedienungsanleitung
Please read the operating instructions carefully before using this product, and keep the operating
instructions for future use.
See page 78 for model number.
Operating Instructions
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CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION .......................................................................................... 4
INTENDED USE AND PRECAUTIONS ........................................................ 4
PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION ................................................... 5
LABELS ON INCUBATOR .......................................................................... 10
SYMBOLS ON INCUBATOR ...................................................................... 11
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS .............................................................. 11
INCUBATOR COMPONENTS .................................................................... 12
Unit .......................................................................................................... 12
LCD touch panel ...................................................................................... 14
Remote alarm terminal ............................................................................ 17
INSTALLATION ........................................................................................... 18
Installation site ......................................................................................... 18
Installation ............................................................................................... 19
Connecting a CO2 gas cylinder ............................................................... 22
Connecting N2/O2 gas cylinders .............................................................. 23
BEFORE COMMENCING OPERATION ..................................................... 24
Initial cleaning method............................................................................. 24
Removing inner attachments ................................................................... 25
Installing inner attachments ..................................................................... 28
Filling the humidifying pan ....................................................................... 29
FOR OPTIMAL CULTIVATION .................................................................... 30
Precautions for cultures........................................................................... 30
Preventing contamination ........................................................................ 31
CORRECT OPERATION ............................................................................ 32
BASIC OPERATION ON LCD TOUCH PANEL .......................................... 33
Operation from Menu key ........................................................................ 33
Entering numeric values into input window ............................................. 35
Operating slide keys ................................................................................ 36
BASIC PARAMETERS ................................................................................ 37
Setting temperature, CO2 density, O2 density,
and high-limit temperature alarm ................... 37
Setting key lock ....................................................................................... 38
Turning off key lock ................................................................................. 38
Automatic N2 gas (O2 gas) cylinder changeover㻌㻌 ................................ 39
Manual N2 gas (O2 gas) supply line A/B changeover .............................. 40
ALARM PARAMETERS .............................................................................. 41
OPERATION/ALARM LOG ......................................................................... 43
Setting log interval ................................................................................... 43
Displaying operation log .......................................................................... 44
Exporting operation log ........................................................................... 46
Displaying alarm log ................................................................................ 48
Exporting alarm log ................................................................................. 49
OTHER PARAMETERS .............................................................................. 51
Setting date and time .............................................................................. 51
Setting brightness and sleep ................................................................... 52
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CONTENTS
UV LAMP PARAMETERS (OPTIONAL) ..................................................... 53
Using the UV lamp .................................................................................. 53
Setting UV lamp ON period ..................................................................... 54
Lighting the UV lamp for 24 hours ........................................................... 55
H2O2 DECONTAMINATION (OPTIONAL) .................................................. 56
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2O2 decontamination ............................................................................. 56
Precautions when handling H2O2 reagent ............................................... 60
ELECTRIC LOCK (OPTIONAL) .................................................................. 61
Setting User-ID ........................................................................................ 61
Setting auto-lock ...................................................................................... 62
Using unlock key ..................................................................................... 64
Turning off auto-lock ................................................................................ 64
GAS AUTO-CHANGER (OPTIONAL) ......................................................... 65
Connecting CO2 gas cylinders ................................................................ 65
Automatic CO2 gas supply line changeover ............................................ 65
Manual CO2 gas supply line A/B changeover ......................................... 67
STD GAS AUTO-CALIBRATION KIT (OPTIONAL) .................................... 68
ALARMS, SAFETY, AND SELF-DIAGNOSIS ............................................. 70
TROUBLESHOOTING ................................................................................ 74
SPECIFICATIONS ...................................................................................... 76
PERFORMANCE ........................................................................................ 78
SAFETY CHECK SHEET ........................................................................... 79
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INTRODUCTION
Ŷ Read the operating instructions carefully before using the product and follow the instructions for safe
operation.
Ŷ PHC Corporation takes no responsibility for safety if the product is not used as intended or is used with
any procedures other than those given in the operating instructions.
Ŷ Keep the operating instructions in a suitable place so that they can be referred to as necessary.
Ŷ The operating instructions are subject to change without notice for improvement of performance or
function.
Ŷ Contact our sales representative or agent if any page of the operating instructions is lost or the page
order is incorrect, or if the instructions are unclear or inaccurate.
Ŷ No part of the operating instructions may be reproduced in any form without the express written
permission of PHC Corporation.
IMPORTANT NOTICE
PHC Corporation guarantees this product under certain warranty conditions. However, please note that
PHC Corporation shall not be responsible for any loss or damage to the contents of the product.
INTENDED USE AND PRECAUTIONS
This equipment is designed for culture of cells, tissues, organs, and embryos.
Ŷ The adapted culture condition depends on the kind of sample. It is necessary to determine the culture
temperature, CO2/O2 density, and culture period that is required.
Ŷ For IVF/ART use, special attention should be paid to traceability, since incidents may be disclosed
several months or years later, at the baby’s birth, or during its later life. It is therefore recommended that
the following data is maintained: product serial number, incubation term, and incubation parameters.
(Refer to details on MEDDEV 2.2/4.)
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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
It is imperative that the user complies with the operating instructions
as they contain important safety advice.
Items and procedures are described so that this unit can be used correctly and safely.
Following these precautions will prevent possible injury to the user and any other person.
Precautions are illustrated in the following way:
WARNING
Warning indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not avoided,
could result in serious injury or death.
CAUTION
Failure to observe CAUTION signs could result in injury to personnel and
damage to the unit and associated property.
Symbols have the following meaning;
This symbol means caution.
T
his symbol means an action is prohibited.
T
his symbol means an instruction must be followed.
Be sure to keep the operating instructions in a place that is accessible to users of this
unit.
WARNING
As with any equipment that uses CO2 gas, there is a likelihood of oxygen depletion in the vicinity
of the equipment. It is important that you assess the work site to ensure there is suitable and
sufficient ventilation. If restricted ventilation is suspected, then other methods of ensuring a
safe environment must be considered. These may include atmosphere monitoring and warning
devices.
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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
Do not use the unit outdoors. Exposure to rain may cause leakage and/or electric shock.
Only qualified engineers or service personnel should install the unit. The installation by
unqualified personnel may cause electric shock or fire.
Install the unit in a location capable of bearing the total combined weight (product + optional
accessories + stored items). After installing the unit, be absolutely sure to take precautions to
prevent the unit from falling over. If the unit is installed in a location which is not strong enough or if
the proper precautions are not taken, the unit may fall over and cause injuries.
Do not install the unit where there are high levels of moisture or where it may be splashed with
water. Installing the unit where there are high levels of moisture or where it may be splashed with
water may cause the insulation to deteriorate and give rise to leakage and/or electric shock.
Do not install the unit in a location where flammable or volatile substances are present.
Installing the unit in a location where flammable or volatile substances are present may cause
explosions and/or a fire.
Do not install the unit in a location where corrosive gases such as acids are present. Installing
the unit in a location where corrosive substances are present may cause electric components to
corrode, leading to leakage and/or electric shock due to the deterioration of insulation resulting from
corroded electrical components.
Do not place this unit in a location where it is difficult to disconnect the power supply plug.
Failure to disconnect the power supply plug may cause fire in the event of a problem or malfunction.
Be absolutely sure to earth (ground) the unit in order to prevent electric shock. Failure to
earth the product may give rise to electric shock. If necessary, ask a qualified contractor to do this
work.
Do not connect the earth wire to a gas pipe, water pipe, or lightning rod when earthing the
unit. Earthing the unit improperly may give rise to electric shock.
Connect the unit to a power source as indicated on the rating label attached to the unit. Use
of any other voltage or frequency other than that on the rating label may cause fire or electric shock.
Never store volatile or flammable substances in this unit except in a sealed container.
Such substances may cause explosion or fire if they leak.
Never insert metal objects such as pins and wires into any vent, gap or outlet on the unit.
This may cause electric shock or injury by accidental contact with moving parts.
When handling harmful samples (for example, those which consist of toxic, pathogenic,
or radioactive substances), install the unit inside a designated isolation facility. If the
unit is installed in a location which is not an isolation facility, there may be detrimental effects on
both people and the natural environment.
WARNING
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Before proceeding with maintenance or checking of the unit, set the power switch to OFF and
disconnect the power supply plug. Performing the work while power is still flowing to the product or
while the power-supply plug is still connected may give rise to electric shock and/or injury.
Do not touch any electrical parts (such as power supply plug) or operate switches with a wet
hand. This may cause electric shock.
Wear protective gloves and mask during maintenance. Touching or inhaling chemicals or
aerosols from around the unit may be detrimental to health.
Never splash water directly onto the unit as this may cause electric shock or short circuit.
Never put containers with liquid on top of the unit as this may cause electric shock or short circuit if
the liquid is spilled.
Never damage the power supply cord or power supply plug (by breaking, adapting, placing near
a source of heat, bending with force, twisting, pulling, adding weight, or binding). A damaged
power supply cord or power supply plug may cause electric shock, short circuit, or fire.
Never disassemble, repair, or modify the unit yourself. A high-voltage area is located inside the
unit. Any work carried out by an unauthorized personnel may result in electric shock. Contact our
sales representative or agent for maintenance or repair.
Make sure the power supply plug is pushed fully in. Faulty insertion of the power supply plug may
cause electric shock or fire due to generation of heat. Never use a damaged power supply plug or
loose power outlet.
Disconnect the power supply plug if there is anything wrong with the unit. Continued abnormal
operation may cause electric shock or fire.
Grip the power supply plug when disconnecting the power supply cord from the outlet. Pulling
the power supply cord may cause electric shock or short circuit.
Remove dust from the power supply plug periodically. Dust on the power supply plug may cause
insulation failure due to moisture and thus cause a fire. Disconnect the power supply plug and wipe it
with a dry cloth.
Disconnect the power supply plug before moving the unit. Take care not to damage the power
supply cord. A damaged cord may cause electric shock or fire.
Disconnect the power supply cord when the unit is not in use for long periods. Keeping the unit
connected may cause electric shock, leakage, or fire due to the deterioration of insulation.
If the unit is to be stored unused in an unsupervised area for a long period, ensure that children do
not have access and that doors cannot be closed completely.
WARNING
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PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE OPERATION
Ask a qualified contractor to carry out disassembly and disposal of the unit. Leaving the unit in
a location that can be accessed by third parties may result in unexpected accidents (e.g. the unit may
be used for unintended purposes).
Do not leave the plastic bags used for packing in a place where they can be reached by small
children as this may result in unexpected accidents such as suffocation.
Use the reagent specified by our company for H2O2 decontamination. Using a different H2O2
solution may result in explosion or damage to the incubator.
When performing H2O2 decontamination, securely close the internal and external doors. Failure to
do so may be harmful to health due to leakage of H2O2 gas.
During H2O2 decontamination, plug the access hole with the silicon cap that is provided. Failure to
do so may be harmful to health due to leakage of H2O2 gas.
Always use the removal power supply cord that is provided. Other power supply cord may cause
electric shock or fire.
When using CO2/N2 gas for control, make sure that there is adequate ventilation. Using CO2/N2 gas
in a small room without adequate ventilation may cause gas poisoning or oxygen deprivation. In
addition, when opening the incubator doors, do not directly inhale the air in the chamber.
When connecting a gas cylinder to the incubator, confirm the gas type. Confirm that the
connections are secure and that no gas will leak. Be sure to use the specified pressure. Using
an incorrect gas or pressure may result in explosion or fire, or in gas poisoning or oxygen deprivation
due to gas leak.
Check the gas type and ensure that it is fit for the purpose. Make sure that all pipes are
connected correctly and are not liable to become disconnected. Ensure that the gas pressure
is set at the specified value. Improper connection of the gas pipe or use of incorrect gas
pressure may result in leakage of gas. Elevated level of gas can be hazardous to health and
may lead to asphyxiation and risk of death.
O2 gas increases the susceptibility of substances to burn. Take care of the handling of flame in a
room where the incubator is installed.
Install the incubator in a location with adequate ventilation. If adequate ventilation cannot be
provided, then install an alarm system using CO2 and O2 densitometers.
Do not look directly at UV light. UV light is harmful to the eyes.
Never start H2O2 decontamination when “Warning: UV Bulb Life” is displayed in the message display
field. The UV resolve is not sufficient.
Do not use the unlock key to unlock the outer door during H2O2 decontamination or during H2O2
gas resolve by UV. Doing so may cause harm to health from H2O2 gas leakage.
WARNING
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The O2/CO2 incubator must be dismantled and disposed of by qualified personnel only. If the
O2/CO2 incubator is left where outsiders enter, it may result unexpected accident (for example, children
to become locked inside).
This unit must be plugged into a dedicated circuit protected by branch circuit breaker.
Use a dedicated power source as indicated on the rating label attached to the unit. A multiple-tap may
cause fire resulting from abnormal heating.
Never store corrosive substances such as acid or alkali in this unit if the container cannot be
sealed. These may cause corrosion of inner components or electric parts.
Check the setting when starting up of operation after power failure or turning off of power
switch. The stored items may be damaged due to the change of setting.
Be careful not to tip over the unit during movement to prevent damage or injury.
Prepare a safety check sheet (copy the last page) when you request any repair or maintenance for
the safety of service personnel.
Wear rubber gloves when handling the H2O2 reagent. Direct contact with the H2O2 reagent may
result in inflammation of the skin.
H2O2 decontamination can be performed only for the chamber and chamber attachments with standard
specifications, and not for any other objects.
Perform H2O2 decontamination with the chamber attachments arranged as specified by our
company. Arranging them in a different way may result in insufficient decontamination.
After H2O2 decontamination has been completed, wear rubber gloves and use a non-woven cloth to
wipe off the residual H2O2 fluid from the bottom of the chamber, any objects that were
decontaminated, and the bottoms of ducts.
Do not climb on top of the incubator or place any object on it. By doing so you may damage the
incubator or knock it over, which may result in injury.
Wear rubber gloves when performing maintenance on the chamber. Failure to wear gloves may
result in cuts or abrasions from sharp edges or corners.
CAUTION
WARNING
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LABELS ON INCUBATOR
Users are advised to read carefully the warnings and cautions contained on stickers at key locations on the
interior and exterior of the incubator.
Possible
Danger Warning/Caution Type
Location of Danger Warning/Caution Label Description of Danger
Burns Hot Surface
Cooling Unit &
Heat Cover
Avoid touching the cooling unit
and heat cover, which can reach
high temperatures and may cause
burns.
Personal
injury Hazardous UV Light
Interior The UV lamp is illuminated by
pressing the door switch. Do not
press the door switch: the UV light
is hazardous.
Personal
injury Hazardous UV Light
Interior The UV light is hazardous. Never
turn on the UV lamp without the
cover.
Personal
injury Gas Poisoning or
Oxygen Deprivation
Environment
When using CO2 gas, ensure
there is adequate ventilation.
Using CO2 gas in a small room
without adequate ventilation may
cause gas poisoning or oxygen
deprivation. In addition, when
opening the incubator doors, do
not directly inhale the air in the
chamber.
Personal
injury Gas Poisoning or
Oxygen Deprivation
Interior
Excessive pressure may cause
gas supply lines inside the
incubator to come loose, which
may result in gas poisoning or
oxygen deprivation due to the
escape of gas.
Fire Combustion-supporting
gas
Environment
O2 gas has a property that
enhances combustion. Take
care of the handling of flame in a
room where the incubator is
installed.
Personal
injury Electric shock
Top cover Never remove this cover. Only a
service personnel remove the
cover to avoid the electric shock.
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SYMBOLS ON INCUBATOR
The following symbols are attached to the incubator:
Attached to covers that access high-voltage electrical components to prevent electric
shock. Only a qualified engineer or service personnel should be allowed to open
these covers.
Indicates an ultraviolet light (UV) caution.
Indicates that caution is required. Refer to precautions for safe operation for details.
Indicates a hot surface.
Indicates an earthing.
Indicates “ON” for a power switch.
Indicates “OFF” for a power switch.
Indicates that caution for explosives is required.
ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
This equipment is designed to be safe at least under the following conditions (based on the IEC 61010-1):
Ŷ Indoor use;
Ŷ Altitude up to 2000 m;
Ŷ Temperature 5
oC to 40 oC;
Ŷ Maximum relative humidity 80 % for temperature up to 31 oC decreasing linearly to 50 % relative
humidity at 40 oC;
Ŷ Mains supply voltage fluctuations up to ±10 % of the nominal voltage;
Ŷ Transient overvoltages up to the levels of OVERVOLTAGE CATEGORY II;
Ŷ Temporary OVERVOLTAGES occurring on the mains supply;
Ŷ Applicable pollution degree of the intended environment (POLLUTION DEGREE 2 in most cases);
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INCUBATOR COMPONENTS
Unit
1 2 3 4 Tray 5 6
7
8*1
9
10
16
15*2 Electric key*2 14 13 12 11
*1: When an optional UV system set MCO-170UVS
is installed.
*2: When an optional electric lock MCO-170EL is
installed.
*3: Type FG-7P or FG-7PL.
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(When some inner
attachments are removed)
(When 16 is removed)
Sample air outlet cap
17 18 19*3 20 21 22
Handles
Leveling
feet Leveling
foot
Lower right side
Removable power
supply cord port
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25
Access port
cover Silicon cap
Rear side
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1. Outer door: The outer door is held to the frame with the magnetic seal. The door heater is installed in
the door panel. The door opening is reversible. Contact our sales representative or agent to change the
door hinge from left to right or vice versa.
2. Gastight split door: Made of tempered glass, however avoid excessive impact on the glass.
3. Inner door: Open when take the trays out or clean inside.
4. Tray catches: Insert tray to fit the concave portion on the chamber.
5. Duct: The duct for the path for circulating air. It is removable.
6. Fan cover (above the duct): Serves as the inlet for circulating air. It is removable.
7. Fan (inside the duct): The fan is made from polypropylene resin. It can be disinfected in an autoclave.
8. UV lamp*1: This UV lamp does not generate ozone. For replacement, contact our sales representative
or agent.
9. Humidity control bar: Automatically reduces condensation caused by the external environment when
the door is frequently opened and closed. The humidity control bar has a bactericidal effect due to its
plated surface. However, it is recommended that it is replaced every 5 to 6 years to maintain this effect
(The duration of bactericidal effect differs depending on the environment).
10. Gas injection port: N2 gas (O2 gas) is injected from here under the condition that O2 density control is
ON. For faster recovery of humidity in the chamber, connect the gas injection port and the gas injection
nozzle by the gas injection nozzle tube. Refer to page 19 for installing.
11. Humidifying pan cover: Prevents UV light entering the chamber.
12. Gas injection nozzle: Refer to page 19 for installing.
13. Humidifying pan: Fill with sterile distilled water.
14. Door switch: Detects the door opening/closing and stops the fan, electromagnetic valve for CO2, and
electromagnetic valve for N2/O2 when the door is open. The UV lamp*1 is also deactivated by the door
opening.
15. Key hole*2: This is unlocked with the unlock key when the outer door is locked by the electric lock.
16. Switch cover: Prevents shutting down of the unit in case of accidental pressing of the main power
switch.
17. Sample air outlet: This also functions as an internal gas outlet. In normal use, cover this outlet with
the sample air outlet cap.
18. Power switch: This is the main switch for the incubator (ON-“I”, OFF-“O”). It also functions as an
overcurrent breaker.
19. Glow starter*3: Starts the glow for the UV lamp.
20. Connecting port A for CO2 gas pipe: Refer to page 22 for gas cylinder connection.
Note: When the optional MCO-21GC gas auto-changer is installed, both ports A and B are available. Refer
to page 65.
21. Connecting port A/B for N2/O2 gas pipe: Refer to page 23 for gas cylinder connection.
22. Power supply cord cover plate: Prevents the power supply cord becoming detached.
23. USB port: Insert USB memory device to export operations and alarms log. Refer to pages 46–50.
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24. Access port: Place the silicon caps on both the outside and inside of the port when the port is not
being used.
25. Remote alarm terminal: Sends the alarm to a remote location by connecting to an external alarm unit.
Refer to page 17.
LCD touch panel
The following display (called the Top screen) will appear when the power switch is turned ON.
Note: It takes approximately 20 seconds until the Top screen is displayed. During warming-up, “Status:
Gas sensor initializing” is displayed in the Message display field (18), and “--.-” is displayed in the present
CO2 density display field (5) and the present O2 density display field (10).
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1. Present temperature display field
The current chamber temperature is displayed.
2. Set temperature value display field
The set value of chamber temperature is
displayed. Default setting: 37 oC
3. Heating indicator
This lights up when the heater is on.
4. Present date/time display field
The date and time is set when the incubator is
shipped from the factory. Refer to page 51 for
details.
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7 5 6 12 10 11
5. Present CO2 density display field
The current chamber CO2 density is displayed.
Nothing is displayed when CO2 density is set
to 0 %.
6.
Set CO2 density value display field
The set value of the chamber CO2 density is
displayed. Default setting: 0 %.
7.
CO2 gas injection indicator
This lights up when CO2 gas is being injected.
8.
CO2 gas supply line indicator A and B*
Current supplying CO2 gas supply line
(connecting port for CO2 gas pipe) is displayed.
When the CO2 gas automatic changer function
changes the empty CO2 gas cylinder to the
other, the empty indicator is displayed in
reverse video and blinks.
9.
CO2 gas supply line select key*
This key selects CO2 gas supply line A or B
(connecting port A or B for CO2 gas pipe).
When an optional gas auto-changer
MCO-21GC is installed, CO2 gas supply line
A/B changes over automatically when CO2 gas
cylinder is empty.
10. Present O2 density display field
The current chamber O2 density is displayed.
Nothing is displayed when O2 density is set to
20 %.
11. Set O2 density value display field
The set value of the chamber O2 density is
displayed. Default setting: 20 %.
12. N2/O2 gas injection indicator
This lights up when N2 gas (O2 gas) is being I
njected.
13. N2/O2 gas supply line indicator A and B
Current supplying N2/O2 gas supply line
(connecting port for N2/O2 gas pipe) is
displayed. When the incubator changes the
empty N2 gas cylinder (or O2 gas cylinder) to
the other, the empty indicator is displayed in
reverse video and blinks.
14. N2/O2 gas supply line select key
This key selects N2/O2 gas supply line A or B
(Connecting port A or B for N2/O2 gas pipe).
N2/O2 gas supply line A/B changes over
automatically when N2 gas cylinder (O2 gas
cylinder) is empty.
* Only displayed when optional component MCO-21GC (gas auto-changer) is installed.
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15 16 17
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23 22 21 20
15. Over heat display
High-limit temperature alarm is activated:
“Over Heat” is displayed alternately in normal
characters and reverse video.
16. UV lamp condition display
UV lamp ON: “UV : On” is displayed.
UV lamp OFF: “UV : Off” is displayed.
Note: Displayed only when optional UV system
set MCO-170UVS is installed to the MCO-170M.
17. Outer door (opening/closing) display
Open: “Door : Open” is displayed alternately in
normal characters and reverse video.
Closed: “Door : Closed” is displayed.
Locked: “Door : Locked” is displayed.
18. Message display field
Alarms, errors, or messages are displayed
when a fault occurs. Refer to pages 70–73.
Note: When there are several errors, the display
shows the message number. For example, if
there are two errors, the display shows “1/2”.
19. Message select key
When there are several alarms/errors, the
message on the screen can be changed.
20. Menu key
Press this key to access the Menu screen.
Refer to page 33.
21. H2O2 key
This key initiates H2O2 decontamination. Refer
to pages 56–60. This key is displayed if the
incubator is equipped for H2O2
decontamination.
22. Unlock key
Press this key to unlock the outer door when it
is auto-locked by the electric lock. Refer to
page 63. This key is displayed when an
optional electric lock MCO-170EL is installed
and the auto-lock function is ON.
23. Buzzer key
Press this key to silence the buzzer. Refer to
pages 42 and 70–73.
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Remote alarm terminal
The alarm of this product can be transferred to a remote location by connecting the external alarm unit to
the remote alarm terminal. For the behaviour of remote alarm output, refer to pages 70–73.
The terminal of the remote alarm is installed at the
rear upper right of the unit (see the figure opposite).
The alarm outputs from this terminal. Contact
capacity is DC 30 V, 2 A.
Table 1 shows the behaviour of the remote alarm
when the Buzzer key is pressed.
Notes:
The door alarm does not work remotely. Refer to
pages 70 and 72.
Wiring of the remote alarm should be performed
by qualified service personnel.
Table 1. Behaviour of remote alarm when pressing Buzzer key
Remote Alarm setting
(Refer to pages 41–42) Connecting
terminal Normal
condition
Abnormal condition
(Including in the cases of power outage and
of where the power supply plug is pulled out)
When pressing the buzzer key
ON: Remote alarm setting not
connected with Buzzer key
(Remote alarm is cancelled)
COM.-N.C. Close Open Open (Maintain in abnormality)*
COM.-N.O. Open Close Close (Maintain in abnormality)*
OFF: Remote alarm setting
connected with Buzzer key
(Remote alarm is not
cancelled)
COM.-N.C. Close Open Close (Return to normal)
COM.-N.O. Open Close Open (Return to normal)
* In the case of Err01 (CO2 gas cylinder empty) , Err02 (N2 gas cylinder or O2 gas cylinder empty), Err11
and Err12 (CO2 sensor error), the condition returns to normal.
Remote alarm
terminal
Use a twisted shield wire for the connection.
Type: UL 2343, UL 2448, UL 2464, UL 2552, UL2623.
Length: 30 m max.
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INSTALLATION
Installation site
For correct operation, install the incubator in a location with the following conditions (referring also to the
precautions for safe operation on pages 5–9):
Ɣ Install in an environment with normal air.
Ɣ Do not expose to direct sunlight.
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Do not install near significant heat sources, such as heaters, boilers, ovens, or autoclaves.
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Ensure ambient temperature is at least 5
q
C lower than set temperature.
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Do not allow the ambient temperature to become too high.
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Install in a site with a relative humidity of 80 %R.H. or lower.
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Do not expose to flammable or corrosive gas.
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Do not install where objects may fall on the incubator from above.
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Installation
1. Remove the packing tape and clean up.
Remove all the tapes that are securing the doors and the inner attachments. Open the doors for ventilation.
If the outer panels are dirty, use a cloth to wipe them with a diluted neutral detergent (Undiluted detergent
can damage the plastic components. For the dilution, refer to the instructions on the detergent).
Wipe off the residual detergent with a wet cloth and then wipe off any moisture.
Note: Remove the cable tie around the power supply cord to prevent corrosion of the cord coating.
2. Connecting a gas injection nozzle.
In the case of control of O2 density in the chamber, connect the gas injection nozzle to the gas injection
port by using the gas injection nozzle tube enclosed (inner diameter; 5 mm, outer diameter; 9 mm, length;
210 mm) (Fig. 1). This helps faster recovery of humidity after opening of the inner door.
Fig.1
Gas injection port
Gas injection nozzle tube
Gas injection nozzle
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INSTALLATION
3. Set up the humidifying pan and humidifying pan cover (Fig. 2).
4. Install 3 trays.
To use the gastight split doors effectively, set 3 trays at the same level as shown in Fig 3 below.
5. Adjust the levelling feet.
Adjust the levelling feet by turning them
anticlockwise until the incubator is level (Fig. 4).
Note: Incubating on a sloping tray may adversely
affect the cultivation.
At the same level
as bottom side of
each gastight
split door
Gastight split door Inner door
Fig. 3
Humidifying pan
Humidifying pan cover
Fig. 2
Fig. 4
Leveling feet
Shrink
Stretch
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