Industrial Two Zone Thermal Shock Testing Chamber 100L Capacity

Proper maintenance of a Thermal Shock Chamber is essential to ensure its optimal performance, accuracy, and longevity. Regular upkeep helps prevent malfunctions, ensures reliable test results, and extends the lifespan of the equipment.

• Visual Checks: Regularly inspect the chamber for any signs of wear, corrosion, or damage.
• Seals and Gaskets: Check door seals and gaskets for cracks or deformation to maintain proper insulation and prevent leaks.
• Transfer Mechanism: Ensure the specimen transfer system moves smoothly without obstructions or unusual noises.

• Interior Cleaning: Keep the chamber interior free from dust, debris, and corrosion. Use mild, non-abrasive cleaning agents.
• Cooling and Heating Elements: Remove dust or dirt from heating elements and cooling coils to ensure efficient operation.
• Air Filters: Clean or replace air filters periodically to maintain airflow and temperature uniformity.

• Temperature Calibration: Regularly calibrate temperature sensors and controllers against standard reference instruments.
• Cycle Verification: Verify the accuracy of temperature cycling profiles and transfer times.
• Data Logging: Maintain records of calibration and maintenance activities for compliance and troubleshooting.

• Lubrication: Lubricate moving parts, such as transfer arms and hinges, as per manufacturer recommendations.
• Electrical Components: Inspect wiring, relays, and sensors for signs of wear or damage. Replace faulty components promptly.
• Control Panel: Ensure the control interface is functioning correctly and buttons or touchscreens are responsive.

• Always follow the manufacturer's maintenance manual and guidelines.
• Use genuine spare parts and accessories.
• Keep detailed records of all maintenance activities for reference and compliance.
• Train operators on proper usage and basic maintenance procedures.