KERBL 14001 Calf Milk SuperHeat Digital Instruction Manual

: June 3, 2024
: KERBL

Table of Contents

KERBL 14001 Calf Milk SuperHeat Digital
Instructions for use – SuperHeat Digital
Cleaning / maintenance
- Maintenance and repair
- Technical data
References
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KERBL 14001 Calf Milk SuperHeat Digital

Instructions for use – SuperHeat Digital

General

This user guide comprises instructions for use and safety information. Please read the instructions carefully and note the regulations and relevant information before putting the device into operation. Please keep this user guide in a safe place for later use. You can also find the latest version of this user guide at www.kerbl.com.

Correct use

The SuperHeat Digital is intended for warming milk and feed prepared using water. The calf milk heater must not be used for other purposes, in particular to prevent the freezing of water in feeding troughs and to warm up corrosive liquids. In the event of incorrect use or modifications to the device, the manufacturer’s warranty and liabilities shall be deemed invalid.
The function of the calf’s milk warmer has been optimised for common calf feeding buckets and/or for use in cylindrical containers with an average diameter of approx. 22 cm and for volumes of liquid of up to 20 litres.
In the event of any deviating conditions, a longer heat-up time may be required and there may be temperature deviations. The SuperHeat Digital device cannot be used as a temperature measurement device.

Safety instructions

CAUTION!
Hot surfaces and defective connection cables.
Risk of burns, electrical shock, fires and short circuits.
Risk of physical injury and material damage if used incorrectly.

Do not place device on objects or surfaces that are sensitive to heat.
The surface of the radiator will still be hot when the device is switched off.
Do not touch the radiator or place it on heat-sensitive surfaces.
Ensure that the container for the liquid to be heated is made from a heat-resistant material.
Only operate the device in the liquids it is intended for.
Do not allow access lines to come into contact with hot surfaces, heat, oil or sharp edges.
Do not pull on the access line to unplug or transport the device. Hang up the access line on the integrated cable holder (5) when the device is not in use.
Do not exceed the maximum immersion depth. (‘max’ position, (9) )
Do not fall below the minimum immersion depth. (‘min’ position, (10) )
Ensure that the device is only used by people who have the professional skills required to do so.
Ensure that the voltage specified on the type plate matches the voltage of your power source.
The device may only be connected to mains sockets which are isolated separately via a 30 mA circuit breaker (FI).
• Do not use any multiple sockets. This is a very powerful high performance device.
Before each use, check that the device and the power cable in particular are in good condition. Do not operate the device if a component is defective.
Never operate the device unattended.
Always keep the device in a safe, dry place out of the reach of children.
Never remove the device type plate and replace it where necessary.
National and international safety, health and occupational safety regulations must be observed and complied with.
The handle section and access line should not come into contact with the liquid being heated.
This device meets protection class IPX7.
The device must not be completely submerged.
When the device is switched on, the liquid to be heated must not be touched.
Disconnect the device from the power supply before removing from the liquid being heated.
This device may be used by people with impaired physical, sensory or mental abilities or those with insufficient experience and knowledge if they are being supervised or have been trained on the safe use of the device and understand the underlying hazards. Children should not use this device. Cleaning and maintenance performed by the user should not be carried out by children.
Do not operate the device near explosive substances or atmospheres at risk of explosion.
Regularly check the device for leaks (seals, cable conduits and screw attachments). Neglecting this check can result in significant danger.
Defective access lines, housing parts or repairs may only be replaced or carried out by the manufacturer or a qualified electrician.
The device must not be operated via an external timer or a separate remote action system.

Setup of the device

Control unit with operating and display elements and carrying handles
Connection cable
Immersion pipe
Radiator with external temperature probe
Cable holder
Button to switch on for quantities above approx. 9 litres and to increase the target temperature
Button to switch on for quantities up to approx. 9 litres and to decrease the target temperature
Display including indicator light
Max.
Min.

Functional principle

The SuperHeat Digital device uses the heat flow in the milk: the heated milk rises to the surface, and the cold milk drops to the bottom of the bucket where it is then heated up again by the radiator.

Operation

Before first use
Before first use, thoroughly clean the surface of the radiator (4) with lukewarm water. Inspect the device for visible defects. In particular, you should check the connection cable (2), the housing cover bolts, that the display film is intact as well as the connection of the immersion tube (3) to the radiator (4).

Before switching on
Before connecting the plug to the socket, place the device in the liquid to be warmed.
Note the maximum and minimum immersion depth of the device. The maximum immersion depth is marked on the immersion tube (3). The minimum immersion depth is determined by the transition of the immersion tube (3) to the radiator (4). Ensure that the bucket or the container with the liquid to be heated stands securely on level and stable ground, so as to prevent the device from falling over

Switching on the device and heating the liquid
Insert the connection cable (2) plug into the socket. The display (8) will illuminate.

Select heating mode:

for quantities above approx. 9 litres: Button (Button 6) press and hold for 3 seconds
for quantities up to approx. 9 litres: Button (Button 7) press and hold for 3 seconds

Once you hear a beep, the display (8) will show the last set target temperature.
Please note that the quantity of 9 litres is only a guideline for the selection of the optimum heating mode and that it can vary depending on the size and shape of the container. See also Section 2, Proper Use. Test the right setting for your application.

Tip: If the liquid is warmer than the selected target temperature after the heating process, a better result can be achieved by switching to the heating mode for quantities of up to 9 litres, and vice versa.
The red check light on the display (8) indicates whether the heating element is currently heating.

check light on: the heating element in the radiator (4) is heating
check light off: the heating element in the radiator (4) is not heating

After the target temperature has been reached, the heater switches off, the check light extinguishes, the display flashes, and an acoustic signal sounds 6 times.
The achieved target temperature is shown flashing on the display. The residual heat stored in the radiator can cause the temperature shown on the display to differ immediately after reaching the target temperature. The temperature will conform to the achieved target temperature after a short time.

Setting target temperature
The target temperature can be set to any temperature between +10 °C and max. +90 °C. This value remains stored after switch-on and will be used again as the target temperature at the next switch-on.
Tip: Wait for the heating process to complete and the acoustic signal to sound, then mix the liquid by moving
the radiator up and down a few times to achieve even temperature distribution. If the SuperHeat Digital device continues to be left in the container, the liquid will be re-heated again when the temperature drops so as to ensure that the pre-set target temperature is maintained (heat retention mode).

Setting target temperature
The target temperature can be set to any temperature between +10 °C and max. +90 °C. This value remains stored after switch-on and will be used again as the target temperature at the next switch-on.

Briefly press the or KERBL-14001-Calf-Milk-SuperHeat-
Digital-02 button: The current target temperature will be displayed. Pressing again increases or decreases the target temperature by 1 °C respectively

Press and hold the KERBL-14001-Calf-Milk-SuperHeat-
Digital-02 or button for 3 seconds: The target temperature is increased or decreased in a fast run-through and shown on the display.
If no buttons are pressed within 3 seconds, the display again switches to the current actual temperature .

Switching the device off
To switch off the device, remove the connection cable from the socket.

CAUTION!
Risk of physical injury and material damage if used incorrectly.
The surface of the radiator will still be hot when the device is switched off. Do not touch the radiator or place it on heat-sensitive surfaces.

Tip: The device should be placed in cold or warm water immediately after use. This facilitates cleaning of the radiator and allows it to cool down evenly.

Visual and acoustic indicators

Display	Explanation
The display is illuminated but no temperature is shown.	The plug was

connected to the socket. The device must be switched on by keeping the __**ON ** or __**+ ** button

– **ON**

pressed for 3 seconds.

Temperature display immediately after power-on.| Last selected and therefore still saved target temperature.
Temperature display 3 seconds after releasing a button.| Currently measured temperature of the liquid (actual temperature).
Red check light illuminates| Device is heating
Red check light extinguishes, temperature display flashed and 6 acoustic signals sound.| Liquid has reached the target temperature. Heating element has been switched off.
‘E1’ display and constant acoustic tone.| Device has heated to over +100 °C (possible dry run). Disconnect device and allow to cool down.
‘E2’ display and constant acoustic tone.| Device has heated too rapidly (possible dry run, i.e. no liquid).

Disconnect device and allow to cool down.

Cleaning / maintenance

CAUTION!
Risk of physical injury and material damage if used incorrectly.
Disconnect the power cord and let the heater cool down before you begin cleaning.
The device must be cleaned after each use. The device should be placed in cold or warm water immediately after use. This facilitates cleaning of the radiator. The radiator can be cleaned using a soft sponge cloth (do not use scrubbing brushes, wire brushes, wire wool or other abrasive cleaning tools) and lukewarm, soapy water. To clean the handle and the immersion pipe, use a soft, damp cloth that must be completely free of solvents (acetone, petrol, alcohol or similar).

Maintenance and repair

The device does not require maintenance, but should be thoroughly cleaned at regular intervals. In the event of a fault, the device must be taken out of use immediately. If a repair is required, please contact a qualified electrician or send the device for repair to the manufacturer. A faulty access line should also only be replaced by the manufacturer or a qualified electrician. Only use genuine spare parts.

Technical data

Model: SuperHeat Digital
Type: 14001
Output: 2300 W
Voltage: 230 V
Protection type: IPX7
Protection class: I
Weight: 3.8 kg
Height: 80 cm
Heater diameter: 16 cm
Min. immersion depth: 16 cm
Max. immersion depth: 70 cm
Temperature control range: +10 °C to +90 °C
Subject to technical changes.

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CE-/UKCA declaration of conformity
Albert Kerbl GmbH hereby declares that the product / device described in these instructions complies with the fundamental requirements and other relevant stipulations and regulations. The CE-/UKCA mark confirms compliance with the Directives of the European Union or the releant UK legislation. Electrical waste
It is up to the operator to dispose of the device responsibly after its useful life in accordance with local regulations. Consult
the relevant regulations for your country. The device must not be disposed of in household waste. Under the terms of the EU Directive on the disposal of old electrical and electronic equipment, the device can be taken to local authority-run refuse sites or recycling plants free of charge, or returned to dealers who offer a returns service. Correct disposal protects the environment and prevents any possible harmful impacts on humans and the environment.