Service Trained Users
Most procedures required to operate and troubleshoot the instrument can be done by a
user who reads the instructions in this user guide and is familiar with the system. However,
all installation procedures and some complex service and troubleshooting procedures
require the expertise of a service trained user. When Molecular Devices installs the
instrument, part of the setup procedure is to provide training for the people in your
company who are to be your company's service trained users. Contact Molecular Devices to
arrange additional training.
Whenever the following warning message appears, a service trained user must do the
procedure to ensure user safety and to prevent instrument damage. Example:
WARNING!
user. Do not attempt the following procedures if you have not received proper
training by Molecular Devices personnel.
Electrical Safety
To prevent electrical injuries and property damage, inspect all electrical equipment before
use and report all electrical deficiencies. Contact Molecular Devices technical support for
equipment service that requires the removal of covers or panels.
To prevent electrical shock, use the supplied power cord and connect to a properly
grounded wall outlet.
To ensure sufficient ventilation and provide access to disconnect power from the
instrument, maintain a 20 cm to 30 cm (7.9 in. to 11.8 in.) gap between the rear of the
instrument and the wall.
Power off the instrument when not in use.
Chemical and Biological Safety
Normal operation of the instrument can involve the use of materials that are toxic,
flammable, or otherwise biologically harmful. When you use such materials, observe the
following precautions:
Handle infectious samples based on good laboratory procedures and methods to
prevent the spread of disease.
Observe all cautionary information printed on the original containers of solutions before
their use.
Dispose of all waste solutions based on the waste disposal procedures of your facility.
Operate the instrument in accordance with the instructions outlined in this guide, and
take all the required precautions when using pathological, toxic, or radioactive materials.
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The following procedures must be completed by a service trained
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