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Liquid CO
2
Cylinder Installation
For extensive use at low temperatures, it is recommended that two or more liquid CO
2 cylinders be used in parallel.
This will increase operating time between cylinder changes. Install the liquid CO
2 cylinder(s) as follows.
1. Turn off POWER switch and disconnect AC input power.
2. Position the cylinder in a safe and convenient location.
3. Secure the cylinder in an upright position with safety chains.
4. Carefully crack the cylinder valve slightly before connecting the hose assembly in order to blow out any loose scale or rust which may be in chains to hold gas cylinders securely in an upright position. A gas cylinder, damaged by hitting the floor, can become a dangerous projectile and cause serious damage or injury over a wide area. the cylinder.
5. Connect the hand wheel end of the hose assembly to the cylinder.
6. Connect the threaded fitting on the flexible hose to the threaded portion on the chamber bulkhead fitting. The bulkhead fitting must be held in place with a second wrench while the coolant hose is being attached.
7. When replacing the CO
2
cylinder, a. Shut off chamber if controls call for cool (see LED L2 on the front panel).
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Table of contents
- 8 INTRODUCTION
- 8 230 Volt, 50/60 HZ Operation
- 9 Specifications
- 10 INSTRUCTIONS
- 10 Operator Training Requirements
- 11 Installation
- 13 Installation of Cooling Gas
- 14 Installation of Carbon Dioxide
- 18 Cylinder Installation
- 19 Installation of Liquid Nitrogen
- 21 Liquid Nitrogen Cylinder
- 23 Operating
- 23 Controller Power Up
- 24 Heating Only Operation
- 25 Cooling Operation
- 26 Safety Information
- 26 Performance Characteristics
- 31 THEORY OF OPERATION
- 31 Functional Description
- 33 High Limit Controller
- 34 Watlow EZ-Zone PM Controller
- 35 Digital Communication
- 37 MAINTENANCE
- 39 Preventative Maintenance Schedule
- 40 Test Equipment Required
- 40 Chamber
- 41 Coolant Solenoid Orifice Assembly
- 42 Filter
- 43 Corrective Maintenance
- 45 Service Procedures
- 46 Electronic Control Chassis
- 47 HI-LIMIT Thermoswitch
- 48 APPENDIX
- 48 IEEE 488 Interface Converter Set-up
- 50 IEEE 488 Interface Converter
- 51 Serial Signal Descriptions
- 53 XON/XOFF Protocol
- 53 XON/XOFF Versus RTS/CTS Handshaking
- 54 Sample Program
- 55 Sample Output
- 56 Troubleshooting
- 57 Schematic Diagrams