Troubleshooting And Maintenance; Safety Information - 3D Histech Pannoramic MIDI User Manual

Pannoramic MIDI 1.17 User's Guide

5 Troubleshooting and Maintenance

5.1 Safety Information

Check cables, plugs and connections before operation, and if defective or cannot be replaced, contact
3DHISTECH Service for support.
Check whether the device is compatible with your local line voltage. It can operate at line voltages
100V to 240V and 50/60 Hz.
Only plug the device in a socket with protective grounding (earth) contact.
Do not operate the device in explosive environment.
Disconnect the device from the power outlet before opening it or replacing a part.
The product is not equipped with protection against hazardous materials (infectious, toxic,
radioactive, corrosive substances or other effects damaging to health). Decontaminate infectious
materials after use.
Dust, specks and humidity may decrease or harm the operating capability of the device. Protect it
with dust cover when not in use. Switch the power off before covering it.
Avoid touching the lamp bulb. Wait for about 15 minutes to allow the bulb to cool down and
disconnect the power plug before changing the bulbs.
There is crush hazard during operation in the area of input or output. Trays should be moved through
software. Never open the device unless prompted accordingly by the software.
Defective devices do not classify as domestic waste. Dispose of the device in compliance with the
currently valid legal requirements.
Lumencor illumination unit
NEVER switch on the Lumencor SPECTRA 6 Light Engine illumination unit when it is not
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connected to the microscope.
Ensure that the light source is properly connected.
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Do not cover the unit, as it would cause abnormal temperature rising.
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HXP 120 illumination unit
Keep inflammable and combustible materials outside the range of HXP 120 illumination unit.
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Do not expose yourself to the UV radiation of the HXP 120 illumination unit.
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