Unpacking - Thermo Scientific Dionex UltiMate 3000 Series Operating Instructions Manual

UltiMate 3000 Series:
Fluorescence Detectors FLD-3100 and FLD-3400RS

3.2 Unpacking

All electrical and mechanical components of the detector are carefully tested before the
instrument is shipped from the factory. After unpacking the detector, inspect the module
for any signs of mechanical damage, which might have occurred during transit.
Tips: Immediately report any shipping damage to both, the incoming carrier and
Thermo Fisher Scientific. Shipping insurance will compensate for the damage
only if reported immediately.
Keep the original shipping container and packing material. They provide
excellent protection for the instrument in case of future transit. Shipping the
unit in any other packaging automatically voids the product warranty.
1. Place the shipping container on the floor and remove the accessories kit and the power
cord.
2. Grasp the detector by the sides. Slowly and carefully, pull the instrument out of the
shipping container and place it on a stable surface.
Important:
Important:
3. Remove the foam spacers, and then remove the polythene packaging.
4. Before connecting the detector to the power source, wait approximately 4 hours to
allow the instrument to come to room temperature and to allow any condensation that
might have occurred during shipping to evaporate. After 4 hours, check the detector; if
condensation still exists, allow the detector to continue to warm up (without
connecting it to the power source) until the condensation is completely gone.
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To prevent the device from falling, grasp the device by the
sides, and then lift the unit together with the foam spacers out
of the shipping container. Do not lift the unit by the
packaging material or the front panel.
Afin d'empêcher l'instrument de tomber, saisissez-la par les
côtés. Ne soulevez l'instrument à l'aide du matériau
d'emballage ou par la porte du panneau avant.
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