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To set the desired temperature, turn the knob on the bottom-right labeled "Main Control" until it matches said temperature. For curing DP-190 epoxy, after letting it set for 24 hours to dry it goes in the oven at 200 F (93 C) for two hours.
 
To set the desired temperature, turn the knob on the bottom-right labeled "Main Control" until it matches said temperature. For curing DP-190 epoxy, after letting it set for 24 hours to dry it goes in the oven at 200 F (93 C) for two hours.
  
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Finally, flip the center "Main" switch to "On" to run the oven, and "Off" to turn it off.
 
Finally, flip the center "Main" switch to "On" to run the oven, and "Off" to turn it off.

Latest revision as of 17:08, 9 January 2017

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The UNH DNP lab has a large blue equipment oven, largely used for quickly curing epoxies.

To set an over-temperature protection, used to ensure the temperature remains below a certain amount, turn the knob on the bottom-right labeled "Over Temperature Protection". This is a useful safety feature and should always be set before turning on the oven.

To set the desired temperature, turn the knob on the bottom-right labeled "Main Control" until it matches said temperature. For curing DP-190 epoxy, after letting it set for 24 hours to dry it goes in the oven at 200 F (93 C) for two hours.

Dnp-oven-controls.jpg

Finally, flip the center "Main" switch to "On" to run the oven, and "Off" to turn it off.