Warnings, Safety, And Warranty Information - Thermo Scientific HyPerforma DS 300 User Manual

Thermo Scientific
Warnings, safety, and warranty
information
Congratulations! You have purchased high-quality Thermo Scientific
equipment. We have included safety information in this guide, based
on our knowledge and experience. It is important, however, for you
to work with your Safety Management personnel to ensure that this
equipment is integrated into your safety practices. Please take some
time to perform your own job safety analysis in order to identify and
control each potential hazard.
WARNING: Read and understand this user's guide before
operating the equipment.
The Thermo Scientific
(S.U.M.) is designed to be operated under traditional eukaryotic cell
culture conditions. A general understanding of bioreactor systems and
their operation is important prior to using the system for the first time.
Read and understand this user's guide before operating; failure to do
so could result in injury.
WARNING: Hazardous voltage inside.
Disconnect power before opening. Service should be performed by
trained personnel only. Electrical components are designed into the
DS 300 S.U.M., and required for the unit to function properly. The
mixing motor, motor controller, electronic lift mechanism, and hand-
held control device all have electrical components. Modification,
replacement, by-passing, and/or adding any electrical component
without the written consent of Thermo Scientific voids any/all
warranties, ETL/CE certification(s) and liabilities.
WARNING: Static electricity may build up in BPCs.
• BioProcess Containers (BPCs) may act as insulators for
electrostatic charge. If electrostatic charge is transferred to a BPC,
the charge may be stored in the BPC and/or the product inside.
This phenomena varies by product and use; therefore, it is the
sole responsibility of the end user to ensure a hazard assessment
is conducted and the risk of electrostatic shock is eliminated.
• Where applicable, a product contact stainless steel coupler
may be grounded to the frame to dissipate electrostatic build up
from the material within a BPC. It is good practice to dissipate
electrostatic buildup by grounding all BPCs prior to coming
in contact with them. When working with BPCs, the use of
nonconductive materials, such as nonconductive gloves, is
recommended.
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