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Operating Manual M1036-0051 Revision N+

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ENVIRONMENTAL INCUBATOR SHAKER MODEL G-24 WITH DIGITAL DISPLAY MANUAL NO.: M1036-0051 REVISION N

NEW BRUNSWICK SCIENTIFIC CO., INC. BOX 4005 . 44 TALMADGE ROAD . EDISON, NJ 08818-4005 . 908-287-1200 TELEPHONE: 800-631-5417 . FAX: 908-287-4222 . TELEX: 4753012 NBSCO INTERNET: http://www.nbsc.com/ . E-MAIL: [email protected]

NEW BRUNSWICK SCIENTIFIC MODEL G-24

WARRANTY

Every instrument manufactured by the New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc. is warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship. This apparatus, with the exception of glassware, lamps and electrodes (where supplied), is warranted for one year against faulty components and assembly and our obligation under this warranty is limited to repairing or replacing the instrument or part thereof, which shall within one year after date of shipment, prove to be defective after our examination. This warranty does not extend to any NBS products which have been subjected to misuse, neglect, accident or improper installation or application; nor shall it extend to products which have been repaired or altered outside the NBS factory without prior authorization from New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc.. In addition to the above, all biological shakers shipped to the USA and Canada carry an additional one-year warranty.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE NO. INTRODUCTION Scope of Manual............................................................................ 1 Description of the Equipment......................................................... 1 Supplementary Drawings................................................................ 1 INSTALLATION Inspection....................................................................................... 2 Installation Procedure..................................................................... 2 Heat Exchanger Installation.........................….....................………2 Installation Of Platform ...............................................................…4 Installation Of Clamps .....................................................................4 Control for G-24............................................................................. 7 OPERATION MAINTENANCE Preventive Maintenance..................................................................10 Cleaning..............................................................................10 Periodic Inspection..............................................................10 Corrective Maintenance…...............................................................11 Replacement of Drive Belt................................................... 11 Platform Removal................................................................ 11 Drive Motor Lubrication...................................................... 11 Bearing Lubrication............................................................. 11 Drive Motor Brush Replacement ......................................... 12 Bearing Replacement…...................................................….12 Replacement Parts........................................................................... 13 Calibration Procedure...................................................................... 16 Converter Board Calibration (Fig. 3)....................................16 Clamp Mounting Hardware Kit............................................ 17


IMPORTANT NOTICE

RETURN MATERIAL AUTHORIZATION POLICY

NO RETURNED MATERIAL OR EQUIPMENT WILL BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT A RETURN AUTHORIZATION WHICH IS ISSUED BY THE

SERVICE DEPARTMENT.

CALL THE SERVICE DEPARTMENT FOR RETURN AUTHORIZATION AT:

1-800-237-2298

THE RETURN AUTHORIZATION NUMBER MUST APPEAR ON THE

OUTSIDE OF ALL CARTONS.

NEW BRUNSWICK SCIENTIFIC MODEL G-24 1

INTRODUCTION

SCOPE OF MANUAL This Manual contains Installation, Operation and Maintenance instruction for the Digital Environmental Incubator Shaker Model G-24 manufactured by the New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc., P.O. Box 4005, 44 Talmadge Road, Edison, New Jersey 08818.

DESCRIPTION OF THE EQUIPMENT The Model G-24 is a combination shaker-incubator. Temperature ranging from ambient to 60C can be maintained in the chamber with an accuracy of 0.5C. The Shaker has a speed range of 40 to 500 RPM. For specific requests, a wide selection of shaker platforms are available, including accessories for Erl Angle Flasks.

SUPPLEMENTARY DRAWINGS Supplementary drawings supplied with this manual are listed as follows:

Control Schematic and Wiring Diagram


INSTALLATION

INSPECTION Inspect the unit carefully for any apparent damage which may have occurred during transit. Report any obvious damage to the carrier and to the New Brunswick Scientific Co., Inc.

INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 1. The Shaker should be located in an area which provides ample space for operation and

servicing. For efficient temperature control, install the apparatus in a shaded area away from any sources of excessive heat; such as the sun or radiators.

2. Place the unit on a firm level table. The unit is ready for operation as delivered. Set the Power switch to OFF. Check the Electrical Specification Plate on the unit to verify that the correct voltage and frequency are being used and then connect the power cord to a suitable electrical outlet.

HEAT EXCHANGER INSTALLATION - Optional Equipment An optional Heat Exchanger is available which utilizes water for cooling. The Heat Exchanger can be ordered as a factory installed option or may be purchased separately and added to units which were not originally equipped. The optional field installation Heat Exchanger is available as a kit with all of the necessary hardware and tubing required for operation. The Heat Exchanger, when installed, is mounted directly in front of the heater/fan assembly in the chamber. During operation, cold water is circulated through the Heat Exchanger through Tygon tubing. The temperature of the chamber may be brought down to within several degrees of the water temperature depending upon ambient conditions. If the unit is factory equipped with a heat exchanger, disregard the following procedure. 1. Remove power from the shaker and all flasks, test-tubes, etc., from the chamber. 2. Remove the platform from the chamber. 3. Refer to the Heat Exchanger Installation drawing M1036-1100 and note the position of

the Heat Exchanger. 4. Remove the two screws holding the heater deflector shroud inside the chamber. Remove

the shroud.


INSTALLATION

NOTE:

On older style cabinets, two large holes will have to be drilled inside the cabinet to accept the tubing from the Heat Exchanger. These holes are identified as “U” 15/16” on Drawing M1036-0100. Two additional holes are required at the rear of the cabinet for the installation of serrated fittings. These are identified as “P” 11/16. Newer style cabinets have pre-drilled holes at both locations.

5. Install the two grommets supplied in the large holes to the right side of where the Heat

Exchanger is to be mounted. 6. Place the Heat Exchanger in place and mark the base of the chamber where two holes are

to be drilled. Use a #29 drill and drill both locations. 7. Using the screws removed and screws supplied, screw the Heat Exchanger in place.

Check that the grommets are properly installed. 8. Install the two serrated fittings at the rear of the Shaker. Make sure the spacer is in

position on each fitting. See Drawing M1036-1100 for details. 9. Install the two pieces of Tygon tubing from the tubing on the Heat Exchanger to the

newly installed serrated fittings. 10. Install the four clamps on the tubing as shown on the drawing. 11. Replace the platform and reconnect power cord. Unit is now ready for operation.


INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION OF PLATFORM A platform must be installed on the unit prior to use. The unit is shipped with the four Allen head platform screws installed in the subplatform of the bearing housing. These screws must be removed before attempting to install a platform. 1. Set the power switch to the off position. Open the cover. 2. Using the hex wrench provided, remove the four Allen head platform screws from the

subplatform. 3. Place the platform on the subplatform. 4. Tighten the four platform Allen head screws with the wrench to secure the platform.

INSTALLATION OF CLAMPS

Flask clamps purchased for use with universal platforms require installation. Clamps are installed by securing the base of the clamp to the platform with the correct type and number of screws (refer to clamp hardware application charts). All clamps are shipped complete with hardware. Clamps for 2 to 6 liter flasks are shipped with an additional girdle to keep the flasks in place. To install 2 to 6 liter clamps, perform the following: 1. Place clamp on platform, secure in place with correct type of screws (refer to clamp

hardware application charts). 2. Place the loose girdle around the upper portion of clamp body so that it is held in place by

the legs of the clamp 3. Insert the flask into the clamp.


INSTALLATION

2 to 6 Liter Clamp Installation

NOTE: 2800 ml Fernbach Flask Clamp applicable to above.

NBS flask clamps are used on a variety of shaker platforms. Flat head screws of different lengths and thread pitch are used to secure the clamp. The following tables identify the proper screw for your shaker application by reference to the head style.

10 to 500 ml Clamp Hardware Application Chart

Description Part Number Qty. Application

10-24 x 5/8 (15.87 mm) flat Phillips (+) head screw

S2116-3101 1 3/4" (19.05 mm) thick wood platform


S2116-3051 1 5/16" (7.9 mm) thick aluminum, phenolic and stainless steel platforms.

10-32 x 5/16 (7.9 mm) flat slotted (-) head screw

S2117-3050 1 all stainless steel platforms

UPPER GIRDLE WITH GIRDLE

TUBES

LOWER GIRDLE WITH

GIRDLE TUBES

PLATFORM

CLAMP MOUNTING HOLES (5)

CLAMP BODY (LEGS AND BASE)


INSTALLATION

1 to 6 Liter Clamp Hardware Application Chart








NOTE: 2800 ml Fernbach Flask Clamp applicable to above chart.


INSTALLATION

CONTROL FOR G-24 All controls are fitted with a spring-mounted lock to prevent vibration from changing the desired temperature and speed.

CONTROLS PURPOSE Power On/Off Switch Controls power to unit. Shaker On/Off Switch Controls power to drive motor. Heater On/Off Switch Controls power to temperature control circuitry. Control Thermostat Control temperature of unit. Safety Thermostat Provides protection so maximum desired temperature is not exceeded. Speed Control Used to set desired shaking speed.

Vent (Rear) Used for mixing of air in chamber. Speed & Temperature When set to the speed position, digital display Selector Switch indicates speed. When set to the temperature position the digital display will indicate chamber temperature.


OPERATION

1. With the Power switch OFF, open the cover and check that the four platform screws are

fully tightened before using the apparatus. 2. For proper high speed performance, fully load the shaker platform. The Shaker has been

designed for precise dynamic balance when the platform is fully loaded with each flask containing 20% by volume of water. If the total number of cultures to be used are less than the platform capacity, install empty flasks in the remaining holders and fill each with water to 20% capacity. For speeds below 400 RPM, the dynamics of the system are less sensitive, and therefore less care need be taken in the loading procedure. Close the cover after loading.

3. Set both the Power and the Shaker switches ON. Set the speed/temp. selector switch to the

speed position. Depress the locking tab on the Speed Control and adjust the Speed Control for the desired shaking speed and release the locking tab.

4. To adjust the temperature of the chamber, proceed as follows: Set the Heater switch ON. 5. Open or close the vent at the rear of the unit as required.

NOTE:

Both thermostats are calibrated at 37C and correspond to a dial setting of “37”. All other graduations are not relative since the thermostats are non-linear.

CAUTION: WEAR PROTECTIVE GLOVES

WHEN HANDLING GLASSWARE.


OPERATION

6. For temperatures other than 37C, both thermostats are rotated to a higher or lower

setting. When changing temperature settings, depress the locking tab first. The Safety Thermostat is set slightly higher than the Control Thermostat to provide an over temperature protection. Set the speed/temperature selector switch to the temperature position. Monitor the temperature of the chamber on the digital display and adjust both thermostats accordingly. Under normal conditions, the Control Thermostat Indicator Lamp will cycle on and off at the control setting of the Control Thermostat. If the Safety Thermostat indicator lamp lights, this is an indication that:

a. The Control Thermostat is not working or, b. The Safety Thermostat is set below the setting of the Control Thermostat.

7. When the optional Gassing Manifold is ordered with the Shaker, it is installed at the

factory. A fitting is supplied on the right side of the Shaker. A short hose is attached and clamped to the fitting for gassing purposes.

8. When the optional Heat Exchanger is used, cold water should be connected to one end of

the tubing and the other tubing should be run to a drain line. 9. When turning the Shaker off, first rotate the Speed Control to its minimum speed setting

(counter-clockwise) and then set the Shaker, Heater and Power switches OFF.


MAINTENANCE

PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE Preventive maintenance is performed to keep equipment in proper working order. When periodically performed, preventive maintenance will result in longer life for the equipment and will reduce time lost due to equipment failure.

CLEANING Use a clean cloth moistened with water for cleaning the cabinet. Do not use steel wool or other abrasives which will mar the finish. PERIODIC INSPECTION At three month intervals, perform the following checks and inspections with the power switch OFF. 1. Check the fuses for good contacts. 2. Remove any accumulated dirt from the unit and underneath the unit. 3. Check that all controls are tight and operate easily.


MAINTENANCE

CORRECTIVE MAINTENANCE REPLACEMENT OF DRIVE BELT To replace the Drive Belt, proceed as follows: 1. Set the Power switch OFF and remove the power cord plug from the electrical outlet. 2. Wearing gloves, remove all flasks from the table. 3. Tilt the unit on the side panel until the base of the unit is exposed. Remove the base cover

by turning each screw 90. Loosen and remove the 2 screws holding the speed sensor assembly away from the pulley. Loosen the bolts on the Motor Mounting Plate and release tension on the Belt. Remove the belt from the Pulleys and install a new one. After installing a new belt, increase tension to the belt by pulling on the Motor Mounting Plate, then tighten the mounting bolts. After installing the belt, replace the speed sensor assembly and tighten the mounting screws to the Motor Mounting Plate. Put the base cover on, upright the unit and connect power.

PLATFORM REMOVAL To remove Platform, set the Power switch OFF and raise the cover. Unscrew the 4 retaining screws in the Platform. Make sure the retaining screws are thoroughly tightened when the Platform is replaced. DRIVE MOTOR LUBRICATION The Bearings are sealed on the Motor and do not require lubrication. BEARING LUBRICATION There are 3 ball bearings in the Upper Bearing Housing and 6 ball bearings in the Lower Bearing Housing. The bottom 6 bearings contain grease fittings. The ball bearings should be lubricated every four months, with a high-grade, high temperature, ball bearing grease. DO NOT OVER LUBRICATE. To gain access to the ball bearings, remove the platform from the unit. Power should be OFF when lubrication is required.


MAINTENANCE

DRIVE MOTOR BRUSH REPLACEMENT The Drive Motor Brushes should be replaced when the brushes are worn to 1/4 of an inch. The original brush length is 7/8". If the unit operates erratically or not at all, check the brushes. The brushes on the motor can be reached by removing the platform and the protective cover in the front of the chamber. Make sure power is off when working on the unit. BEARING REPLACEMENT To replace the Bearings, proceed as follows: 1. Remove power from the unit and remove the platform. 2. Remove the drive belt and pulley from the bearing housing. 3. Working from the bottom of the unit, remove the 6 bolts which secure the bearing housing

to the frame. Carefully remove the housing. 4. Remove the bolts and washers holding the bearings on the upper bearing housing.

Carefully lift the upper bearing housing off of the eccentric shafts. The bearings can be tapped out or removed with a bearing puller if secured tightly.

5. On the lower bearing housing, remove all retaining rings and extract the shafts. The bearings can be removed as in Step 4.

NOTE:

The Upper Bearings on the Lower Bearing Housing must have the seal side of the Bearing facing away from the Housing.

6. Coat the outside mounting surface of the bearing with "Loctite". Replace all bearings,

install shafts and retaining rings. Do not use excessive force or scratch the shafts when reassembling. Reassemble the upper bearing housing to the lower bearing housing and secure with the 3 bolts and washers.

7. Reinstall the bearing housing in the shaker as removed. Replace the pulley belt and platform.


TABLE 1 - REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

REPLACEMENT PARTS The following table represents parts to be kept on hand to reduce equipment repair time. PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY/UNIT R-334 V-Belt 1 P0180-0102 Upper Bearing Housing Bearings 3 P0180-0120 Lower Bearing Housing Bearings (Upper) 3 P0180-0110 Lower Bearing Housing Bearings (Lower) 3 M1036-0880 Idler Shaft 2 M1036-0891 Drive Shaft 1 H-182 Retaining Ring (Inside of lower bearing housing) 3 P0101-2740 Retaining Ring (Outside lower bearing housing) 3 EB-150 Motor Brushes 2 M-167 Motor 1 EC-186 Cord Set 1 G77-180 Rectifier Module 1 EI-107 Indicator 5 ET-118 Variac Transformer 1 ES-110 Switch DPST Main Power and Heater 2 ES-111 Switch DPST Main Power and Heater 2 ET-151 Thermostat 1 P0341-0811 Resistor 150 Ohms (Blower Motor) Adjustable 1 P0620-1030 Heater Element 206 Ohms 257 Watts 2 EF-100 Fuse 5.0 Amp (100/120V) 1 EF-104 Fuse 1.0 Amp (100/120V) 1 M1036-1000 Fan Motor 1 P0200-2011 Fan Blade 1 M1036-1120 Rod Lid Support 2 M1013-0550 Power Supply P.C. Assembly 1 M1013-0501 D.V.M./Converter Board Assembly 1 M1117-1833 Temperature Sensor 1 M1033-0410 Optical Switch Assy., 220/230V, 50 Hz, 1 Phase 1 EI-114 Indicator 230V 2 P0380-3010 Fuse 3 Amp 2 P0420-1040 Transformer 1/4 KVA (208/230 Primary, 115V Secondary) 1


TABLE 1 - REPLACEMENT PARTS LIST

PART NO. DESCRIPTION QTY/UNIT EF-118 Fuse 6.25 Amp (100/120V) 1 P0380-3460 Fuse 3.15 Amp (220/240V) 2 P0380-3440 Fuse 0.1 Amp (100/120V) 1 P0380-3441 Fuse 0.1 Amp (220/240V) 1 P0380-3510 Fuse 2.5 Amp (220/240V) 2 P0380-3410 Fuse 1.0 Amp (220/240V) 1

NOTE:

For electrical components, refer to the electrical drawings and bills of material.

IMPORTANT:

When placing orders for replacement parts or for information on service, kindly furnish the serial number of the equipment which appears on the electrical specifications plate.


FIGURE 1


MAINTENANCE

CALIBRATION PROCEDURE 1. Turn the Main Power switch OFF. 2. Remove the front panel. 3. Turn the Main Power switch ON. CONVERTER BOARD CALIBRATION (Figure 3) 1. Set the digital display to read Temperature. 2. Turn the heater switch ON. 3. Adjust the control thermostat so that a steady state temperature of 37C is obtained on an

accurate reference thermometer, which is placed centrally within the unit. 4. Adjust Pot. R3 on the converter board so that the digital display indicated 37C. 5. Turn heater switch OFF. 6. Turn shaker switch OFF. 7. Set the digital display to read Speed. 8. Adjust Pot. R12 on the converter board so that the digital display indicated 0.0. 9. Turn the shaker switch ON. 10. Adjust the speed to approx. 500 RPM. When using a Stroboscope: 11. Adjust R14 on the converter board so that the digital display indicates the speed, as

determined with the Stroboscope. When using an Oscilloscope: 12. Turn the speed switch OFF. 13. Turn the main power switch OFF. 14. Replace the front panel.


CLAMP MOUNTING HARDWARE KIT

CLAMP MOUNTING HARDWARE KIT HARDWARE FOR 10 ml TO 500 ml CLAMPS NBS Flask Clamps are used on a variety of shaker platforms. Flat head screws of different NBS flask clamps are used on a variety of shaker platforms. Flat head screws of different lengths and thread pitch are used to secure the clamp. The following tables identify the proper screw for your shaker application by reference to the head style.








HARDWARE FOR 1 LITER TO 6 LITER CLAMPS








NOTE: 2800 ml Fernbach Flask Clamp applicable to above chart.


FIGURE 2


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J2(+5)

J2(GVD1)

J2(+12)

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J1-13

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NOTES:

4) UNDERLINING DENOTES NAMEPLATES OR LABELS ON OR

NEAR CONTROL DEVICE.

5) NUMBERS IN CIRCLES DENOTE TERMINAL BLOCK NUMBERS.

6) 2FU REQUIRED FOR COUNTRIES WHERE BOTH SIDES OF THE

AC LINE IS ABOVE GROUND-COUNTRIES WITH THE NEUTRAL

SIDE OF THE 230 VAC LINE GROUNDED REQUIRES A FUSE IN THE

ACTIVE (HOT) LINE ONLY.

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TITLE

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B.H.

J.B.

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ECN# 20618

R.M.

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INSTEAD OF TERMINAL 1VAT (2).

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TEMP

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7) FOR 100VAC-50/60 HZ UNITS USE 1VAT (4)

INSTEAD OF TERMINAL 1VAT (2).

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91

3FU WAS .5A

ECN# 21253

R.M.

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FIGURE 7

6

73

2

1

4 81MC

ARMFLO

2MTR

3

21

D1

1VAT

A

3LT

POWERSUPPLY

J2(GND)2

J2(-12)

J2(+5)

J2(GVD1)

J2(+12)

115115

J1-3J1-2

J1-11

J1-2

J1-1

J1-5

J1-13

J1-8

J2

DVM

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J1-3J1-4

J1-6

J1-7

J1-10

J1-9

J2

CONVERTER

J1-16J1-14J1-15

TEMPSENSOR

KEY

SPEEDSENSOR

3TGSSHAKER

4FU

0.1A

TEMPRECORDER

TEMP

4TGS

SPEED

3FU1.0A

2LTA

1MTR

A1LT

BLOWERR1

754

31 2

POWER

2

T1- 1/4 KVA

2TB2TB

2TB2TB 6 5

AA

4LT5LT

SAFETYCONTROL

2TAS 1TAS2TGSHEATER

HTR1

32

REF.DWG


NOTES:



5) NUMBERS IN CIRCLES DENOTE TERMINAL BLOCK NUMBERS.

6) 2FU REQUIRED FOR COUNTRIES WHERE BOTH SIDES OF THE

AC LINE IS ABOVE GROUND-COUNTRIES WITH THE NEUTRAL

SIDE OF THE 230 VAC LINE GROUNDED REQUIRES A FUSE IN THE

ACTIVE (HOT) LINE ONLY.

1 DISC

NO C

REV

DATE


BY

APPV


TITLE



TOLERANCES ARE:

FRACTIONS: ▒1/64


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SHT OF

DWG

NEXT ASSEMBLY

SCALE

DWN

CHKD

APPVD

DRAWING NUMBER

DATE

DATE

DATE

REV

LTR

SIZE

CONTROL SCHEMATIC G24

HI TEMP. 70C 220V-240V-1

G.L.J

1-16-91

G.L.J

1-16-91

G.L.J

1-16-91

NONE

11

CM1036-0028

E

CM1036-0028E

A1-16

91

RELEASED

G.L.JG.L.J

B5-23

91

3FU WAS .5A. ECN 21283RM

JB

1TGS

1FU

3.15A

MAIN POWER

SEE NOTE #6TO CUSTOMER'S POWER SUPPLY

1TB

1

LINE

LOAD1LF

1TB

4

2FU

3.15A

C1-19

96

ADDED 1LF. ECN 29251RM

JB

D2-28

96

RELOCATED 1LF. ECN 29536RM

JB

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