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Eurotron Instrument(UK) Itd

Unit 8 the Centre, Holywell Business Park .
Northfield Road. CV4 7 OFP . Southam , UK .
T: +44 (0)1926 810472 - F: +44(0)1926 813569

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RAPPORTO DI COLLAUOO
TESTREPORT

MODELLO CAMPO
MODEL MicroCal T650M RANGE
DESCRIZIONE DIVISIONE
DESCRIPT/ON Temperature calibrator FRACTlONAL D/VISION

W DI SERIE
SERIAL N° K030 10

Valeri espressi in / Values expressed in' ·C

SETPOINT CAMPIONE DI RIFERIMENTO VALORE INDICATO DIFFERENZA
REFERENCE DIFFERENCE

100 99 ,6 100 0,4

250 250,85 250 -0.85

500 499,9 500 0,1

650 649,27 650 0,73

. -. . .­ -­ ~ _ ..-. . - ~ .- -

La preva é stata eseguit? a temperatura ambiente / The test ;s "Carried out at ambient temperature

Note:
Verifica dello scostamento tra il valore indicato dal display ed il campione di riferimento con verifica della stabilitá in quattro punti del
campo operativo.
Verification of the instrument between the value indicated by the display and the one indicated by the standard and verification of
the stability at tour points of the range.

La calena di riferibi/ila ha inizio da' campione Numero:

Traceabilityis trough firsl /ine standard Number:
CQS108 riferimenlo al nostro campione primario I refered 10 our standars CQP43

Ii?l PROVA DI SICUREZZASECONDO LA NORMA CEI EN60204-11 ELECTRIC SECURITY EN60204-1 STANDARD

DATA/ DATE PRECISIONE LETIURNREADING PRECISION : ±1°C ±1 digit at 500°C

FIRMA I SIGN RISULTA TO I TEST RESULT OK ¡:¡a KO O

NOTE:
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TABlE OF CONTEST

1 - INTRODUCTION .............................................................. ......................................................... 4

1.1 - Purpose and summary of instructions .......... . ... ........ ........ .. .................. ............................... 4
2 - SCOPE OF SUPPLY ....................................................................... ......................................... 5-6
3 - GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS .................................................................................................. 7
4 - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS ............................................................................................................8
5 - PREPARATION OF OPERATION ................................................................................................... 9
5.1 - Installation ......................... ... .......................... .. .. ..... ........ .. ... ....... .. ..................... ........... 9
5.1.1 - Removal of packaging ..... .... .... .......... .. ..................... .. ......... .......... .... ........ .. ................ 9
5.1.2 - Positioning the calibrator ... .... ........... ... ..... .................................................................. . 9
5.1.3 - Supply: 115 or 230V switchable .............................................................................. ..... 9
6 - OPERATION PROCEDURE ....••....•.•.......•....................•.....................•......••................................ 11
6.1 - Operation description ... .. ................. ...................... . ...... ...................................... ...... . ..... 11
6.2 - Description of instrument ....................................... .. ........ ... .............. ....... ... ............ . ..... .. 11
6.2.1 - Temperature Controller ...... .. ......... .... .................. ..... . .. . ..... ........................................ 11
6.2.2 - Main switch ... .. ........................................................ ................................................ 11
6.2.3 - Heating resistance .... .. .... .... .... ....... . .. ...... ........... .... ..................... ...................... . ...... 11
6 .2.5 - Equalising block ..... .. ............. .. ..................... .. .......... .. .............................................. 11
6.2.6 - Temperature sensors ............. . .... ... ...... ..... ....... .... ............................ ....... ........ ... ....... 12
6.2.7 - Safety thermostat .................................... .. ....... ................. .. . .. ....... .. ........................ 12
6.3 - Start-up instructions .... .. . ..... .... ... ...... ... ... ... .... ........ .. ....................................... . .. .... .... 13-14
6.4 - Use of the function .................... ... .... .. ............. .... .............. .......................................... .. . 15
6.5 - Re-calibration methods . ...... .................... ...... .. .... .. .... ................................. ... .................. 15
7 - MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS ................................................................................................ 16
7.1 - Routine inspections instructions ..... .... .... . ..... ... ...... .. .......................... ...... .... .... ...... .. .. ..... .. 16
8 - SEQUENCE OF MAINTENANCE ................................................................................................ 16
9 - TYPICAL FAULTS .................................................................................................................... 17
10 - APPENDICES ....................................................................................................................... 18
10.1 - Temperature controller .................................... .. ...... .. ..... ......... .... .. ................................ 18
10.2 - Spare parts list MICROCAL T650M ........... ...... ..... .. .......................................................... 19
10.3 - Declaration of conformity (CE) ........................... .. ........ .. ................................................ 20
10.4 - Limited Warranty ... .. ..... . ....... ... .................................................................... ......... .. ...... .. 21

LIST OF FIGURES

Probe Positioning 7
Command List 10
Calibration Type 13
Temperature Controller 18

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WARNING

Hazardous voltages are present in this electrical equipment during operation.

Non-observance of the safety instruction can result in severe personal injury or property
damage.
Only qualified personnel should work on or around this equipment after becoming familiar with
all warnings, safety notices, and maintenance procedures contained herein.
Only qualified personnel or our personnel should work on this equipment for maintenance
operation.
The successful and safe operation of this equipment is dependant on proper handing, operation
and maintenance.

Electrical and electronic equipments with this symbol can not be thrown away in public dump
sites . According to the EU directive 2002/96/EC, the European users of electrical and .
electronic equipment have the opportunity to return to the distributor or manufacturer used
equipment purchasing a new equipment. The illegal disposal of electrical and electronic
equipments is punished by pecuniary administrative sanction.

sYMBOls BEING USE O IN THIs MANUAL OR ON THE INsTRUMENT

CAunON: HOT SURFACE OR PART

CAUTION: REFER TO ACCOMPANING DOCUMENTS

& CAUTIONS: RISK oF ELECTRIC SHOCK

N.B:
In this manual: where not specified, the numbers in parentheses make reference to the annexed
drawing.

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1 - INTRODUCTION

1.1 - Purpose and surnrnary of instructions

This manual contains the use and maintenance instructions val id for the following equipment:
Portable Temperature Calibrator model: MICROCAL T650M

The instructions reported in this manual, for the above-mentioned equipment, are those relevant to:

• Start-up preparation
• Operation description
• Using of the equipment
• Re-calibration procedure
• Preventive maintenance
• Typical faults and their remedies

Users must observe al! the usual safety rules out in this manual for own security and to avoid equipment
failure.

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2 - SCOPE OF SUPPL y

1 - Name:

Portable Temperature Calibrator MICROCAL T650M, complete of accessories as listed (reference to

paragraph 2.7).

2 - Technical data:

Environmental range: temperature +5 ..;-. +45°C, R.H. max. 95% .

Standard model with bronze block
• Operative range : Environment -:- +650°e.
• Stability ; ±0,5°C a 450°C **.
Display resolution : 1°C
• Reading accuracy : ±l°C ± 1 digit a 500°e.
• Probe : Tc
• Maximum ascent rate 17°C/1' **(35 minutes from ambient to 650°C)
• Maximum descent rate : 10..;-.15°C/1' **(60 minutes from 650°C to 100°C)
• Test well : 1 hole 026 x 150mm for interchangeable multi-holes inserts
• Thermostat test : 5 Vdc.
• Power supply : 230-115V SO/60Hz selectable
• Power : 600W.
• Size : 130x280xh260(h)mm
• Package size 415x570xh235mm
• Weight of calibrator 6 Kg.
• Weight with package : 13,5 kg
• Structure in flanged plate with handle
• Microprocessor operated temperature regulator.
• Manual resetting safety thermostat.
• Switch test.
Internal oven in stainless steel.
• Electronic control components thermally insulated.
• Double way Forced air-cooling system.
• Removable upper protection grid,
• Total absence of environmentally harmful cooling liquids.
• Socket with main cable and protection fuses.
• Electromagnetic compatibility : Emission EN50081-1
Immunity EN50082-2

NOTE: The data marked with ** has been recorded at an ambient temperature of 20 0 C±3, power
supply 230V±10%, with PUOO 04.5mm inserted in the block.
The technical dates are valid one year after the emission of the test report; after this period
proceed to calibration of the overo

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3 - Porpuse:

The portable temperature calibrator MICROCAL T650M has been designed for:
Control and calibration of temperature sensors, in the laboratory, on board and in the field, in
conformity with ISO 9000 standard.
Calibration of thermostats with light indication when electric contact clase.
• Thermal test on materials.
The calibrator has been designed to reduce the EMC effect in accordance with the harmonised regulation
for residential, commercial, light industry and heavy industry.

4 - Quantity:
• 1 piece.

5- Manufacturer:
for Eurotron Instruments UK Itd
Unit 8 the Centre, Holywell Business Park
Northfield Road, 50utham, CV47 OFP
T:+44 (O) 1926810472
www.eurotronuk .com
sales@eu ro t ron uk .com

6 - Data sheet:
• MicroCal T650 M

7 - List of first equipment accessories:

• Standard equipment * calibrator
(code MICROCAL T650M) * Electric power cable
* Tweezers for removing inserts
* Fuse kit
* Thermostat testing connection cables
* Instructions manual
* Calibration certificate traceable to SIT standard
* Type A insert

• Optional accessories * Marine type transport case

* Type A insert, nO 4 holes of diameters 3,2-5-6,5-9,5mm
* Type B insert, nO 2 hales of diameters 6,5-12,5mm
* Type C insert, blank
* Type D insert, n° 1hole of diameter 15,7mm
* 5pecial inserts available on request

• Certification: al! the instruments are supplied with final testing, stability and accuracy certificatian
traceable to 5IT standards .

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3 - GENERAL RECOMMENDATIONS

~ ADENTION
The configuration of the instrument is protected by a password and by the protection codeo To accede at
the configuration parameters reset the password & the protection code: contact our technical office.
Don't change these parameters to avoid malfunction or breaking of the calibrator with risks of serious
personal injury.

- Position of the probe :

To obtain the best result, follow the advi ses:
• Measure the diameter of the probe being checked.
• The diameter of the hole in the calibration block must be higher then the diameter of the probe;
following this measure:
o O,Smm for fZJ4,S+8mm probes (max. operative range 600°C)
O O,7mm for fZJ8+12mm probes (max. operative range 600°C)
O 1 mm for fZJ12+17mm probes (max. operative range 600°C)
O Reduce this tolerance for max. operative range lower then 300°C
• If this is not possíble, use the reduction wells with the above-mentioned tolerances (fig.l).
• Avoid using holes which are too accurate and do not force the pro bes into the block.
• Put the probe or the insert in the block only at ambient temperature; for reduction insert using the
tweezers .
• Insert the probe up to the bottom of the block: the sensitive element ís in the optimal calibration zone
(fig. 2).
• Calibration wíth a reference: take care to position the two probes, the standard one and the
calibration one, at the same dept and as close together as possible (fig. 3).
• Always verífy the range of the pro bes to be calibrated before usinq; the maximum temperature of the
probes should be higher then the temperature of the block otherwise the probe could break.

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- Advises:
• The time the pro bes takes to reach the Set point is much more higher as the difference in diameter
from the probes and the holes is bigger.
• Do not insert the probe when the instrument has already reached the set temperature; thermal shock
causes instability and breakage of the sensitive element.
• For the calibration of temperature transducer with special execution, call our technical office and ask
for equaliser block with special drillings .

REMEMBER TO SET UP AMBIENT TEMPERATURE ANO LEAVE COOLING DOWN BEFORE SWITCHING
OFF THE CALIBRATOR

4 - SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

ATTENTION:

Due to the fact that the calibrator is a portable instrument to be used in the field, it is very
important to ensure that the socket has been earthen correctly when connecting it to the
electricity supply .
Carry out the maintenance and repair operation only with the equipment at ambient
temperature and disconnect the electrical cable.

• Ouring the use of the calibrator, the upper protection grid may overheat.

& •
•
Don 't touch the probe to calibrate when it's in the block.
After using wait for the stabilisation at ambient temperature before returning the calibrator to
its carrying case. Don't switch off the calibrator when it works at high temperature beca use
the protection grid and the carpentry may overheat.

Never put any type of liquid inside the block.

• Don't change absolutely the configuration parameters.
• Oon't put anything on the top of the calibrator.
• Don't put fuel object near the calibrator.
...... use common sense any time.

The eguipment adopt the following devices to protect operation from hazard:

-
• The Temperature Controller recognizes an eventual break of the temperature sensor (9) and
disconnect the heating.
• Max. temperature safety thermostat (11) to disconnect the heating system .
Protection grid to avoid any contact with the internal oven.
• Protection fuses (3)
• Ground conductor.

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s - PREPARATION OF OPERATION

Remove the calibrator from the packaging and place it on a flat surface.
Make sure that the instrument has been correctly earthen.
Supply the oven with line 230V, 50Hz (3,15A) or 115 V (6,3A) + earth.
Before start the calibration read with attention the instruction manual, specially the paragraph
3: - General recommendation -.

5.1 - Installation

5.1.1 - Removal of packaging

The calibrator is equipped with packaging suitable for transport and traditional shipping systems. Any
damage caused during transport must be notified immediately to the carrier and a claim must be made.

5.1.2 - Positioning the calibrator

Position the calibrator in a safe clean place; leave enough space around the calibrator to allow the air to
circulate well.
**DANGER: The calibrator is suitable for operating at high temperatures with the consequent danger of
fire. Keep it away from any type of inflammable materials and never put any type of
liquid inside the block (reference to paragraph 4).

*WARNING: To avoid any smell in the room it is better to switch on the calibrator outside the room
for the first time

5.1.3 - Supply: 115 or 230V switchable

The calibrator runs on a voltage of 230 or 11SVac, SO/60Hz. The equipment is

h.
~
configured for the 230V power supply or for the voltage indicated by the voltage
switch(13). If it is necessary to change the tension, for example from 230 to 115V:
- unscrew the two screws of the plate 13
- move the switch 13, with a screwdriver, in order to read 115
- screw the plate back, in the opposite direction, so that you read the inscription 115V.

A 2.Smt. cable is supplied with the calibrator fitted with 2 conductors plus earth (lmm 2 ). Make
...... sure that the plant is earthen correctly befare switching the instrument on.

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COMMANDS LIST

pos. DESCRIPTIOI"IJ
1 SUPPLY SOCKET
2 MAIN SWITCH
3 PROTECTION FUSES
4 SWITCH TEST
5 SWITCH TEST ON/OFF LIGHT
6 TEMPERATURE REGULATOR
7 VOLTAGE SWITCH/INDICATOR

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6 - OPERATION PROCEDURE

6.1 - Operation description

The MICROCAL T650M calibrator consist of a metal dry well with one hole of 26x 150mm into which, the
inserts available for almost any sensor size to be ca/ibrated, are inserted.
A heater element heats the block and an electronic /-lcontro/ler with static relay output checks and
regulates the temperature.
A fan mounted in the central side generates a constant airflow that reduces the temperature of the case.

6.2 - Description of instrument

6.2.1 - Temperature Controller

The Temperature Control/er (6) is a PID microprocessor, which can be set from O to 650°C. The display
indicates the temperature and the Set point (ref to item 10.1).
• DISPLAY: indication of the temperature measured inside the block, set point selected and setting
parameters .
........ KEY: used to increment (decrement) any numerical parameter. The increment (decrement) speed
is proportional to the time the key remains depressed.
• P KEY: al/ow access to the various parameters (repeatedly press), access to the various phases of
configuration .

6.2.2 - Main switch

The main switch (2) is on the rear of the instrument; it is fitted with a socket for the voltage cable, a
main switch and two fuses as for the fol/owing table:

MODELS V230 V110/11S

MicroCal T650 315A 63A

Note: use only fuses F. 5x20mm. AII the electrical part is found below the main switch.

6.2.3 - Heating resistance

The resistance is stainless steel made; the max. power is 600W. and it can reach temperatures
approaching 650°C.
Bear in mind, however, that constant use at extreme temperatures reduces the life of the resistance
itself. Limit the number of hours at which the resistance is used at maximum temperatures to the time
required by the calibrator in order to prolong the life of the resistance.

6.2.5 - Equalising block

The metal equalising block has an hole of 26mm where introduce the inserts far almost any sensor size.
The function of this block is to make uniform the temperature on calibration zone.
If you want to fit the calibrator with an insert with different holes we recommend to read the item 3. This
wil/ avoid any unfortunate problems, which might arise if the wrong tolerances are used

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6.2.6 - Temperature sensors

The temperature sensor used for the reading and thermoregulation is a Thermocouple probe; the probe ís
inserted directly into the equalising block so as to supply a temperature value close to the real value in
the block.

6.2 .7 - Safety thermostat

The calibrator is supplied with a max. temperature safety thermostat with manual reset (11) that
disconnect the heating system.
In case the thermostat intervenes:
O Waiting the cooling of calibrator : the temperature must decrease at least 60+80 0 C respect to
ma ximum set point (standard position).
O Switch off the calibrator then switch on again a few second later on.
O If the problem pers ists: disconnect the electrical cable to the oven and proceeding to repaír of
eventual faults (reference to paragraph 4). Consulting chapter 9 - typical faults - for any
problems on the thermostat.
N. B: the thermostat mounted on standard ovens has been calibrated in factory to intervene at
665°C± 10°C.

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6.3 - Start-up instructions

ATTENTION:
• The calibrator can only be used correctly if the user has a good knowledge of its basics.
• Befare starting with the calibration following the installation procedures (paragraph 5); read the
instruction on paragraph 3 & 4.

To calibrate the probe it is possible to follow two ways: calibration with internal indicator (6), or
calibration with external reference.

A) Calibration with the internal indicator):

Make reference to the temperature value of the display (6).
It is opportune to refer the value to the test report to compensate the error of the display.

B) Calibration with external reference:

Make reference to the temperature value of the external standard instrumento
Put the sensitive elements of the probes near and at the same dept (reference to fig . 1-2-3-5).

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Before any calibration follow the general recommendation:

• Switch on the calibration with the main switch (2); waiting for the end of self-test procedure.
• Put the probe to check into the equaliser block: reference to chapter 3 . (fig 1-2-3).
Set the required temperature value on the Temperature Controller (reference to paragraph 10.1):

o Press P to adjust the Set Point.

O Press the .... key to increment the set point value.
O Press the T key to decrement the set point value.

O Push on P again .

• If the temperature is lower then the Set Point the two red leds are on.
• Wait for the stabilisation of the oven before start with the calibration.
• For different calibration point, regulate the set point at the new temperature and wait for the
sta bi Iisation.
• The temperature indicated by the display must not be considered as a reference temperature but only
as a general indication of the temperature inside the block.
We suggest to insert one primary standard with SIT certificate in the block; compare the measure with
the values indicated by the standard. Don't ever use the primary standard: it's possible to calibrate
the instrument to more significant points, comparing the displayed temperature with that temperature
of standard.

ADENTION
• At the end of the calibration DO NOT remove the probe if it is still at high temperature.
Always allow the calibrator to cool off with the probe still inserted in order to avoid thermal
shock to the probe itself and harm to people or things.
• Before returning the calibrator to its case make sure that the temperature of the
block is almost the same as ambient temperature.

- Cooling
To reduce the oven's temperature, change the set point and wait for the natural cooling.

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6.4 - Use of the function

- Switch test
You can test the operating point of the thermostats by the 'SWITCH TEST' function (4).
• Put the thermostat in the most suitable hole of the block (see the note in paragraph 3).
• Connect the terminals of the thermostat to the socket (4).
• Switch on the calibrator.
• Set the test temperature S% lower to the operating temperature of the thermostat then increase the
Set Point one or two oC each time in order to switch Off/on the thermostat, the lamp (S) will come on
or Off when the thermostat electric contact works.
• Set the test temperature lower to the operating temperature + the differential of the thermostat, the
lamp (5) will come Off/on when the thermostat electric contact works.

CONF1GURAT10N OF THE SET POINT RAMP:

• Press and hold the "P" button for about 2 seconds to open the main menu. The arrows allow you
to scroll through.
• Select "ConF" then press the "P" button. "O" appears on the display. Enter the number '381' using
the arrows and press the "P" button again (if the password is entered correctly, the code is
displayed that identifies the first set of parameters ("]SP"); if not, the instrument returns to the
condition it was in previously).
• Use the arrows to find the "lrEG" set of parameters. Select this and press "P".
Select "SLor". To obtain a variation of 0.1 oC Der minute, configure the parameter SLor=O.1.
Save by pressing "P" and wait; in about 20/30" the instrument automatically returns to the main
page indicating the temperature. TH1S RAMP 15 NOW CONF1GURED FOR ALL THE SETPOINTS.
• If you wish to disable this ramp, repeat this procedure from the start to re-access configuration of
the SLor parameter. Access this and then press the UP arrow; immediately after the value
Slor=99.99 is the "1nF" value (ramp disabled). Select it and press "P" to confirmo Wait for a few
seconds to return automatically to the initial page.

"ConF"; parameter configuration menu

"lrEG": ramp parameter menu
"SLor": ramp speed. The parameter has a range of 0.00 to 99.99 [unit/min .]. Setting this at "1nF"
disables the rampo
• During the rise in temperature with the ramp the thermostat opens or closes its contact, the
turning on or off of the lamp (5) identifies the moment of triggering, at this point note the value
of the display (6) before setting a lower temperature at the triggering point of the thermostat,
considering the differential. During the fall in temperature check the thermostat has intervened
with the turning off or on of the lamp (5) and note the value of the display (6), if the value set is
not sufficient set a lower temperature. The two temperature values recorded are equivalent to
the trigger points of the thermostat if necessary repeat the test two or more times to verify the
repeatability of the thermostat.

6 .5 - Re-calibration methods

To have instrument always efficient is opportune to re-calibrate it periodically.

Frequency of re-calibration is depending to the use of instrument; however we suggest to re-calibrate
instrument every year.
To re-calibrate instrument is necessary to have a standard temperature instrument with SIT certification.

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7 - MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS

7.1 - Routine inspections instructions

• Check that the holes of the calibrator are cleaned l any liquid or oil inside the hole could make oxides
or dirty during the use at high temperature.
• Check once ayear the calibration date. Frequency of calibration is depending to the use of instrument;
however we suggest to calibrate the instrument every year.

8 - SEQUENCE OF MAINTENANCE
• Not applicable

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9 - TYPICAL FAULTS

Before carrying out these operations the instrument must be disconnect from the electricity supply
and the equaliser block must be at ambient temperature.

N° FAULT DESCRIPTION COMPONENTS SOLUTION

1 The calibrator does not work - The fuse (3) is cut off. - Replace the fuses.
when the power cable is - The power cable is cut off. - Replace the power cable with a
connected and the main similar one.
switch is turned on. - The main switch is faulty . - Replace the cup socket (1-3)

2 The fuses (3) are triggered

when the power cable is - The fuse is wrong - Check the value of the fuse(ref.
connected and the main to item 6.2.2)
switch is turned on.

3 The control panel is working - The static relay (10) is faulty. - Replace the static relay.
properly but the temperature
does not increase. - The safety thermostat (11) - Wait the cooling; the
has been triggered. temperature must decrease at
least 60-;.-SO°C and switch off to
reset the alarm
Ref 6.2 .6 .
- The thermo-regular is faulty
- Replace the thermo-regulator.

4 The display indicates a - The probe (9) is faulty . - Replace the probe.
different temperature from
the one measured in the
block.

5 The temperature does not - The static relay (10) is faulty. - Replace the static relay .
stop at the value of the
point, which has been set.

6 The temperature does not - The thermo-regu lator (6) is - Replace the thermo-regulator.
decrease to the set value as faulty .
quickly as it should. - The cool ing fan (7) is fau Ity . - Replace the fancoi!.

7 The display indicates '-ErEP' - Eprom faulty - Push the P button of the
Temperature Controller

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10 - APPENDICES

10.1 Temperature Controller

Description of the functions

DISPLAY OUT1 =indicates that the

It normally indicates the process heating is ON
value
OUT2 =
indicates that the fan coil is ON

This is used lo increase Ihe

values lo be sel and lo select

values lo be sel and lo selecl

Ihe paramelers

1I normally indicales Ihe

active Sel value

This is used lo access Ihe

programming paramelers and
lo confirm seleclion

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10.2 - Spare parts list MICROCAL T650M

(Reference numbers referrinq to the enclosed drawinqs)

1-3 CUP SOCKET 3SCH28366

3 FUSES 5x20 3,15A for 230V

5x20 6,3A for 115V

4 SWITCH TEST CONNECTION 3B&BPAN10A

5 SWITCH TEST LAMP 3RSC3693970

6 TEMPERATURE CONTROLLER 4TCNTLK39HCOR

7 FAN COIL 3PPS3312M

8 SAFETY THERMOCOUPLE 3D2417

9 REGULATION THERMOCOUPLE 3D1653

10 STATIC SWITCH 3CGPRA4425D08

11 SAFETY THERMOSTAT 4ED10085

12 RESISTOR 3D2906

13 230V / 115V SWITCH 3RSC321290

ELECTRIC POWER CABLE 3NEP5942AW

TWEEZER FOR THE INSERTS 2DC535-000

SWITCH TEST CABLES 3MRC372124 +

3MRC212320

10.3 - Declaration of conformity and check report

The declaration of conformity CE is at the end of the English manual, the test report is included with the
calibrator.

lOA - Drawing and wiring diagram .

The drawings are at the end of the English manual.

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"Declaration of conformity"

Eurotron Instruments UK Itd

Declares that the: MicroCal T650M

is conforms with the requirements of the following European directive:

• Low voltage directive 73/23/EEC amended by 93/68/EEC
• EMC directive 89/336/EEC

and that it has been designed in accordance with the following harmonized regulation:
EN 50081-1 light industrial emission .
• EN 50082-1 industry immunity .
• EN 6101-1 safety requirements for electrical equipment
The conformity with the above-mentioned requirements is certified by affixing the CE Mark on the
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Users Manual
Limited Warranty

Eurotron product are free from defect in material for one year from the date of purchase. This warranty
do not cover fuses or damage from accident, neglect or mísuse or non correct condítíons of operatíon or
handling. For obtaining service during the warranty períod I please send the your defective product to
our nearest authorised service Centre or direct to uso The warranty ís your only remedy, No other
warranties such as fítness for purpose are ímplied. Eurotron Instruments UK Itd are nor liable for any
specíal, índírect, incidental or consquential damages or losses arasíng from any cause or theory

For any technical support, ordeíng accessoríes or assistance please contact your nearest servíce agent or
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