Responsibility For Maintenance - Cole Parmer OVF-800 Series User Manual

Things to be aware of
• Do not operate or fix the instrument without taking proper training or fully familiarizing yourself with
the user manual.
• Please check the power voltage, phase, and capacity indicated on the ID label, and then connect it
correctly.
• Do not touch hands or parts of your body to any part of the instrument that may cause injury.
• When operating the instrument, be careful not to wear loose clothes or accessories. If you have
long hair, please tie your hair or wear a hair cap for your safety.
• When the instrument is not in use, please turn off the power switch or unplug the power cord.
• If the instrument does not work normally or has been left unattended for a long time, please check
all the settings before operating the instrument.
• If you need to move the instrument or use it after a long pause, make sure that the instrument is
operating normally.
• Please stop using the instrument when it appears with the following status, please stop the operation
immediately and report it to the middle manager.
Incomplete operation or condition
Short circuit
Inappropriate maintenance

1.2.3 Responsibility for maintenance

Proper maintenance is one of the most important part of your responsibilities for your safety.
Maintenance personnel must be aware of the importance of the safety in order to maintain the
instrument effectively.
Please cut off all the electrical supply when you need to remove, adjust, or replace parts of the
instrument. Also, please mark the instrument with a warning sign, "working."
Please make sure that it is correctly connected to a grounded outlet that fits to this instruments' plug.
Do not operate the instrument until all workers clean the surroundings. Also, before the operation,
please check if there is any abnormality of the functions.
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