Sorvall - RC-5B
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Sorvall RC-5B Forums

Updated  Mar 19 2020
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I have voltage and continuity to and thru the power switch/ breaker. Any idea where I can get a schismatic?

RE: Sorvall - RC-5B
Updated  Aug 17 2019
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I'm having problems with the temperature sensors, the black needle of the gauge hits hard the limit of the scale and stays there forever. The voltage divider of the galvanometer seems to be fine, all resistors are ok. I'm suspicious about the sensors. I can see that there are 2 of them. I have removed the lateral lid and am able to see clearly a K-type thermocouple wrapped inside a pipe and, strangly, its yellow connector is loose, it is not connected to anything. I don't see where it could be attached. As for the other sensor, it is the one inside the cylinder of the evaporator, it looks very strange to me, I cannot tell what kind of sensor it is, at first sight it resembles an optical fiber, it seems to have a core, but I'm expecting a thermistor or some kind of semiconductor like an LM35 or something like that. Coming out of the chamber there are two red wires connected to the sensor which outputs 2.7 V. So, my specific questions are: 1) Where should the thermocouple be connected?, 2) What kind of sensor is the one inside the chamber? 3) What should be the output of the sensor located inside the chamber? Thanks a lot, I would really appreciate your help.

RE: Sorvall - RC-5B
Updated  Jan 22 2019
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We have an RC5B+ we acquired used. It now needs the brushes replaced. It seems like a very difficult task, going from below and accessing the motor. If you've done it, how did you access the brushes? We are able to get there but it's not a routine task.

RE: Sorvall - RC-5B
Added  Sep 15 2015
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Does anyone have the pm procedures for this unit?

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