Chemical Hazards; Adherence To Laboratory Regulations; Voltage; Replacement Parts - Gilson VERITY 1741 User Manual

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Chemical Hazards

Any chemicals used for analysis should be handled according to good laboratory practices.
chemicals should be stored, used, and disposed of in accordance with the manufacturer's
specifications, as well as local and national regulations. Potentially hazardous chemicals and
dangerous liquids can be used with the instrument. Use care when handling chemicals and
solvents. Ensure proper ventilation and wear appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE),
such as safety glasses, gloves, etc.
Be sure to follow guidance about exposure to hazardous levels of toxic substances as outlined
in any applicable Safety Data Sheet (SDS), or any documentation provided by local governing
bodies such as The Health Protection Agency (United Kingdom) or The occupational Safety and
Health Administration (United States).

Adherence to Laboratory Regulations

observe national and international regulations pertaining to laboratory work.

Voltage

Ensure that the rear panel is accessible. Detach all sources of voltage from the instrument before
the service, repair, or exchange of parts. Use only the grounded Ac cord provided. Ungrounded
power cords can result in electrical shock and serious personal injury. Use only approved fuses
with the specified current rating. The instrument must be operated within the voltage specified
on the rear panel of the instrument.

Replacement Parts

Be sure to use only replacement parts mentioned in this user's guide. Do not repair or change
parts which are not listed in this user's guide. If it is necessary to change parts not listed, please
contact your Gilson-authorized representative.
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