2.06m - 95W Silicone Heating Cable for Fiem Cip Cip 28 and 40 Incubators

R75E Silicone Resistance for CIP CIP 28 / CIP CIP 40 – Complete Technical Data Sheet

📦 Compatibility

Compatible models: CIP CIP 28 and CIP CIP 40

Spare part code: R75E

Exploded technical reference: Component number 16

Producer: FIEM Srl (Como, Italy)

🔍 When to Replace the Resistor – Typical Symptoms

The silicone resistor should be replaced when one or more of the following symptoms occur:

• Temperature not reached: The incubator never reaches the set temperature (e.g. 37.7°C) even though the thermostat is always on.
• Very slow warm-up: It takes hours to reach working temperature (usually 15-30 minutes is enough)
• Thermostat always on: The thermostat LED always stays on but the temperature doesn't rise
• Abnormal temperature fluctuations: The temperature varies continuously by several degrees without stabilizing
• Fuse blowing repeatedly: It could indicate a short circuit in the resistor
• Visible signs of damage: Cable cut, burnt, blackened or with damaged silicone sheath
• Burning smell: Coming from the heating area (turn off the incubator immediately)

⚠️ Before ordering: quick checks to do

🔧 Technical specifications

🔧 Safe installation

ATTENTION SAFETY

Electrical Intervention – Maximum Caution Required

• ALWAYS unplug the power cord from the power outlet before any operation
• Never intervene with the incubator switched on or connected to the mains.
• No part must be under tension during work
• If you are not familiar with electrical connections → rely on a qualified electrician
• The resistor operates at 230V: an error can be dangerous

Replacement procedure (for experienced people only):

1. Unplug the power cord from the electrical outlet
2. Remove the upper control panel
3. Photograph the electrical connections before disconnecting any cables (you will need them for reassembly)
4. Disconnect the electrical connectors of the old resistor (usually fastons or terminals)
5. Remove the retaining collars holding the heating cable in place
6. Gently slide the old resistor out following the original path
7. Place the new R75E resistor following exactly the same path as the old one
8. Secure the cable with the support collars (avoid sharp bends or excessive tension)
9. Connect the electrical terminals respecting the polarity (see the photo taken previously)
10. Make sure the cable does not touch any metal or sharp parts
11. Reassemble the control panel
12. Reconnect the plug and turn on the incubator
13. Monitor carefully warm up for the first 30 minutes to check that it is working correctly

💡 Advice from 45 years of experience: When replacing the heating element, also replace the fastening collars if worn and thoroughly clean the inside of the incubator. Always check the condition of the fuse.

❌ Common mistakes to avoid

• Don't bend the cable too tightly: Too small bending radii can damage the internal heating wire
• Do not pull or over-tighten the cable: It must be laid without mechanical tension
• Do not reverse the connections: Follow the original pattern exactly
• Do not turn on the incubator without reassembling everything: Exposed live parts are extremely dangerous
• Do not use non-original resistors or resistors of different power: They may not guarantee the correct temperature or damage the thermostat

🛒 Commercial information

Price: €12.18 (VAT excluded, shipping excluded)

FIEM WAREHOUSE COMO ORIGINAL SPARE PART

💡 Related spare parts to order together

If you are replacing the resistor, consider also ordering:

• Resistance fixing collars (121580COLLARS) (€1.58) – Essential for correctly fixing the heating cable
• 2A fuse (CF521220) (€0.42) – Always replace after an electrical fault, keep in stock
• Thermometer °F (05/A) (€22.05) – For consistently reliable analogue temperature control
• MiniLED Advanced Control Unit (€176.00) – If the thermostat also shows signs of malfunction

🧪 Advanced Diagnostics (for experts)

How to test resistance accurately:

1. Unplug the plug and completely detach the resistor from the connections
2. Set the tester to Ohm (Ω) mode, 200 Ohm or 2000 Ohm scale
3. Measure between the two terminals of the resistor
4. Expected value: 500-510 Ohm (tolerance ±5%)
5. If you read ∞ (infinity) → broken resistor (faulty)
6. If you read 0 Ohm → short circuit (faulty)
7. If you read very different values (e.g. 50 Ohm or 5000 Ohm) → damaged resistor

Continuity test: You can also use the tester's "continuity" function (the beeper symbol): it should emit a continuous beep. If it doesn't, the resistor is broken.

📦 Logistics and delivery times

• Shipping: 1 working day from order confirmation
• Delivery: 2-4 working days (tracked courier)
• Departure of goods: FIEM warehouse in Como
• Tracking: You will receive the tracking number via email/WhatsApp

✅ Warranty and technical assistance

• Legal guarantee: 24 months for purchases from private individuals, 12 months for purchases with VAT numbers
• Original FIEM spare parts: Tested for thousands of incubation cycles, certified quality
• Technical assistance: Available via WhatsApp 351 881 9586 for doubts about diagnosis or installation
• FIEM since 1975: Over 45 years of experience in the artificial incubation sector

❓ Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Is the R75E resistor suitable for both CIP CIP 28 and CIP CIP 40?
A: Yes, it is the same resistance for both models.

Q: How long does a silicone resistor last?
A: With proper use and without electrical surges, it can last for many years (even 10+ years). The lifespan depends on the number of incubation cycles and the quality of the electrical network.

Q: Can I replace it myself or do I need an electrician?
A: If you're familiar with electrical wiring and follow the instructions carefully, you can do it yourself. Otherwise, to be safe, hire an electrician.

Q: What happens if I install a resistor of a different power rating?
A: A heating element that's too powerful could overheat the incubator and damage the thermostat. A heating element that's too weak will never reach the correct temperature. Always use the original 95W R75E.

Q: The fuse blows as soon as I turn it on: is it the resistor's fault?
A: There could be a short circuit in the resistor. Test the resistor with a tester (see diagnostics section). If it reads 0 Ohms, there's a short circuit, and the resistor needs to be replaced.

Q: After replacing the resistor, do I need to recalibrate the thermostat?
A: Normally not, but it is good practice to check with a precision thermometer that the actual temperature corresponds to the set temperature.

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