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Instruction Manual D-LAB Laboratory Vacuum Pumps 110 V versions are supplied with USA plug 220-240 V versions are supplied with I EC plug 100 V versions are supplied with a Japanese plug

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1,1 J Vacuum Pump with Separator, Migh Performance Condenser and one Vacuum 1. 1.4 Vacuum Pump with Separator, High Performance Condenser and two Va cu urn 3.4 Assembling a System with Baseplate, Separator, High Performance Condenser, 3.5 Assembling a System with Baseplate. Sup jr.. Lor, H i¿li Performance Condenser. 3.5.2 Existing System with Electrical Supply Unit, Support Bar and One Vacuum 4.3.3 Operation with Baseplate , Separator, High Performance Condenser, 4.3.4 Operation with Baseplate, Separator. High Performance Condenser, Electrical D-LAB ModularVacuum System - Operating Manual

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The D-LAB vacuum pump series was developed specifically to satisfy the exacting standards, reliability and ease of use demanded in today's laboratory applications. Diaphragm pump technology has proved itself during re- cent decades and the D-LAB range is a logical continuation With six different pumping capacities and having facilities for modular expansion, a D-LAB pumping system can be optimised for any application. * Vacuum filtration * Vacuum distillation * Vacuum drying * Rotary evaporation * Pumping and transferring of gases Item Description 2. On/off switch of pump 3. Electrical...

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Figure 3: D-LAB system SH eg. pump model D-LAB 34-8 attached to the Condenser flange with a clamp. The con- densation temperature is maintained by running cold water or recirculated coolant through the Condenser. A The condenser must be installed on the outlet side of the pump; if it is installed on the inlet side there is a danger of . 1.3 Vacuum Pump with Separator, High Vacuum Controller (System SC) 4 Vacuum Pump with Separator, High Vacuum Controllers (system SCC) Figure 4: D-LAB System SC, eg. pump model D-LAB 34-8 Vacuum pumps in conventional laboratory systems operate continuously...

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3. Assembling or Upgrading your 3.1 Mounting the pump to the Baseplate Basic requirements for the assembly of a D-LAB-system are a D-LAB pump and a Baseplate. The mounting-system allows interchange of pump types on the baseplate without For mounting a D-LAB-pump to the baseplate the pump must be equipped with a mount (two components). Baseplates ordered separately (see 9.3 Accessories for the D-LAB) will contain the mounts. Installation of the mounts on the pump: a. Unscrew the pump's rubber feet anticlockwise; b. Install the mounts onto the pump according to figure 6. a. Stand the pump...

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3.4 Assembling a System with Baseplate, Separator, High Performance Conden- ser, Electrical Supply Unit and one Vacuum Controller Vacuum Controller/Electrical Supply Unit * Required tools: * Vacuum Controller, ControllerVentValve and PumpVent Valve are already attached to theVacuum Controller sup- port post Mounting the Electrical Supply Unit to the * The Electrical Supply Unit consolidates all of the electri- cal connections for the system and also controls the * Slide the Electrical supply Unit (more exactly: its clamp assemblies) into the Baseplate. Mounting Slot Pump Power Controller A...

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* Existing system with Baseplate, Separator and high per- formance Condenser. * Existing system with Baseplate, Separator, high perform- ance Condenser, Electrical Supply Unit, Support Bar for Vacuum Controller and one Vacuum Controller. 3.5.1 Existing system with Baseplate, Separa- * Required tools: * BothVacuum Controllers, the ControllerVentValves, the Pump Vent Valve and the Vacuum. * Valves are already attached to the Support bar for the Vacuum Controller. * Shut down the system (pull out the pump power plug). Mounting the Electrical Supply Unit to the * Slide the Electrical Supply...

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* Disconnect the tubes from the Pump Vent Valve as well as from the Controller Vent Valve. * Pull out all plugs from the Electrical Supply Unit. * Remove the Vacuum Controller from the Support Post after loosening the clamp assembly. * Remove the Valve Support Post from the Controller Support Post after loosening the clamp assembly. * Remove the Controller Support Post from the Baseplate: - Loosen the Allen screw at the foot of the Vacuum Con- troller Support Post. - Slide it out of the Baseplate Mounting Slot. * Mount the existing controller onto the new Controller Support Post: Slide the...

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nated maximum pressure of the pump. * The ventilation openings on the pump must not be ob- structed to ensure sufficient cooling for the motor. * The pumps can operate continuously even after final vacuum level is attained. * Be sure to connect the system to the correct electrical power supply as specified on the identification labels lo- cated on the Vacuum Pump and on the Electrical Con- 4.3 Operation of the Pump System The vacuum pump can be switched on and off using the power switch located below the ventilation inlet. (See * D-LAB-systems with Vacuum Controller(s): can be switched on...

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4.3.3.1 Setting the vacuum level * Switch on Vacuum Controller: - "Setpoint" display element illuminates or flashes. * When the LED stops flashing, and is continuously on (after about 5 seconds) set the desired vacuum level using the up and down arrow keys. - Pump operates. * When the pump is already operating and an actual vacuum value needs to be retained: * When the required value shows on the display press down arrow key - vacuum level is memorised. * The last entered vacuum value is memorised after the 4.3.3.2 Setting the Pressure Differential The hysteresis function enables setting...

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Display flashes 5 seconds and indicates either the fac- tory set value of 1020 mbar or the last entered value. b. During this time the limiting values are input by the up arrow/down arrow keys (value should be approximately 5 to 8 mbar over atmospheric pressure. c. 5 seconds after the last operation with the up arrow/ down arrow keys the new limit will be memorised. 4.3.4 Operation with Baseplate,Separator, High Performance Condenser, Electrical Supply Unit andTwoVacuum Control- Warning-.Where two separate processes are in operation, ensure that the evolved gases can be safely mixed. High...

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