Grimm 4500 CRYOTherm User Manual

CRYO
Weight / Tanks Empty
1,950 Pounds
Weight / Tanks Full
6,186 Pounds
Tank Dimensions
94” L x 48” W x 28” D
Tank Capacity
508 Gallons
Temperature Range
40 F to 70 F
Tank Construction
12 Gauge, Type 304 Stainless Steel
Exterior Construction
Dupont Cameo White Corian
Voltage
208 Volt, Single Phase, 60 Hertz
Full Load Amperage
24 Amps
Circuit Breaker
2 Pole, 30 Amp, GFCI
Refrigeration Capacity
2 1/4 Ton
Pump
1 1/2 HP, Dual Speed
Hydrotherapy Jets
Six
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Description:
Specifications:
Please read thoroughly before use and retain for later reference
Grimm Scientific Industries, Inc. Tel: 800-223-5395 P.O. Box 2143, Marietta, OH 45750 Fax: 740-374-5745 www.grimmscientific.com e-mail: grimm@ee.net
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Important Safeguards:
The following safety precautions should always be followed when using CRYOTherm.
1. Use CRYOTherm only as directed in this manual. Improper use can cause injury.
2. Do not plug CRYOTherm into any electrical outlet that is not protected by a ground fault interrupter and matches the voltage and amperage specification.
3. Do not modify the power cord in any way or use with any type extension cord.
4. Do not permit any electrical appliance such as television, radios, lamps, clocks, fans, etc. within 5 feet of the tank water, doing so creates the risk of electrical shock.
5. Maintain CRYOTherm as described in this manual. Improper maintenance can cause injury.
6. Do not modify CRYOTherm in any way or attach additional appliances to the frame without consultation with the Grimm Scientific factory.
7. Do not use CRYOTherm if any broken or non-functional components are found, doing so may result in additional damage.
8. Use only Grimm-approved parts and service, improper parts or service can cause harm to the system and/or users.
9. To prevent the transmission of pathogens, people with infectious diseases or open wounds should not use the CRYOTherm.
10. Thoroughly clean the tanks with a disinfectant at least once a week. Refer to the care and maintenance section for further safeguards and instructions for cleaning CRYOTherm, use of an antibacterial agent when filling the tanks helps prevent or reduce infection.
11. Do not utilize warm or hot water treatment where there is hemorrhaging or swelling.
12. Patients with any medical contraindications to cryotherapy, thermotherapy, or hydrotherapy should not use CRYOTherm. Some conditions may include but are not limited to; obesity, heart disease, low or high BP, circulatory problems, diabetes, sickle cell anemia.
13. Prolonged immersion in the tubs may cause harm.
- Be aware that patients may develop heat stress syndrome when CRYOTherm is used at high temperatures for prolonged periods.
- Be aware that patients may develop hypothermia when CRYOTherm is used at low temperatures for prolonged periods.
14. Never allow patients to use drugs or alcohol before using CRYOTherm, doing so increases the risk of hypothermia, hyperthermia, loss of consciousness, and drowning.
15. Pregnant or possibly pregnant women should consult their physician before using CRYOTherm.
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Very Cold
40 F to 55F
5 C to 13 C
Cold
55 F to 60F
13 C to 16 C
Warm
90 F to 98F
32 C to 37 C
Hot
98 F to 104F
37 C to 40 C
Very Hot
104 F to 110F
40 C to 43 C
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Important Safeguards (continued):
16. Advise patients to refrain from adjusting controls, and never leave patients alone.
17. Thoroughly clean the tanks with a disinfectant at least once a week and particularly after treating open lesions (see “Maintenance” section of this manual).
Water Temperature Terminology:
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Control Functions:
1 3 6 7
4 2 5 8 9
1. Power Switch - Activates all electrical components.
2. Fill Switch - Activates automatic water level control.
3. Fill LED - Indicates when tank is filling.
4. Pump Switch - Activates dual speed circulation pump.
5. Cool Switch - Activates cooling temperature control.
6. Cool LED - Indicates temperature control is asking for cooling.
7. Digital Display - Displays water temperature and temperature control setting.
8. Press-To-Set Button - Switches digital display from reading the actual water temperature to reading the
temperature control setting.
9. Adjust Slot - Adjusts (use small screwdriver supplied) temperature control settings when Press-To-Set button
is pressed.
10 11
13 12
10. High Speed Button - Switches pump speed from low to high for 20 minutes.
11. Air Control - Controls air supply to hydrotherapy jets while pumps are running.
12. Drain Valve - Manually drains tank. Power switch should be switched off.
13. Reset Button – Press and hold 3 seconds to reset condensing unit controller
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Installation:
1. Site Preparation
The attached Spec Sheet indicates the utilities necessary for installation of the CRYOTherm. Consideration should also be made for the 6,186-pound load this unit will place on the floor and building structure.
2. Level CRYOTherm
Several 5/8-11 stainless steel hex head leveling feet are provided to give uniform support. Thread these into the frame before positioning the unit. Place a level on the top Corian surface and level the CRYOTherm.
3. Drain Connections
A 1-1/2-inch copper drain connection is provided. This should be positioned over an open, trapped floor drain with an adequate air gap. Refer to local plumbing codes for specific requirements.
4. Cold Water Supply Connection
A ¾” NPT connection is provided for connection to the cold water supply. An internal backflow preventer protects the supply and requires annual inspection. This supply fills the tank and cools the condensing unit.
When the supply pressure fails, the high-pressure cutout on the refrigeration system will trip making it necessary to press the reset (see #13 under control functions) after the pressure is restored.
5. Electrical Connection
Power requirements for the Model 4500 CRYOTherm are 208 volts, Single-Phase, 60 hertz, 24 amps. Only plug the CRYOTherm into a voltage-matched NEMA 14-30R 3-pole, 4-wire grounding outlet that is properly
grounded, polarized, and 30 Amp ground-fault-circuit-interrupter (GFCI) protected. Use professional electrical assistance and follow the National Electrical and local codes as a minimum.
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