3DHISTECH PANNORAMIC SCAN RX 1.1 User Manual page 149

PANNORAMIC® SCAN RX 1.1
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.
Slides that are not used any longer do not classify as domestic waste and must be treated
as hazardous materials and disposed in compliance with the currently valid legal
requirements.
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.
There is crush hazard during operation in the area of input or output. Inserts/magazines
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 SPECTRA 6 illumination unit
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NEVER switch on the Lumencor SPECTRA 6 Light Engine illumination unit when it is not
connected to the microscope.
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Ensure that the light source is properly connected.
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Do not cover the unit, as it would cause abnormal temperature rising.
Lumencor SOLA U-NIR illumination unit
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Keep inflammable and combustible materials outside the range of Lumencor SOLA U-NIR
illumination unit.
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Do not expose yourself to the UV radiation of the Lumencor SOLA U-NIR illumination unit.
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When the Lumencor SOLA U-NIR illumination unit is switched on:
o NEVER look directly into the fiber-optic cable.
o NEVER remove the fiber-optic cable from the device.
o NEVER connect the fiber-optic cable to the device.
o NEVER remove the housing from the device.
NOVEMBER 18, 2021
FOR RESEARCH USE ONLY. NOT FOR USE IN DIAGNOSTIC PROCEDURES.
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