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Kodak cannot assure occupational safety under all operational conditions because
of factors that are outside the control or knowledge of Kodak. These factors include,
but are not limited to:
•
Inadequate air ventilation or poor air mixing in the imaging room, which may
cause higher than expected emissions concentrations in all or parts of the room
•
Imaging of media that were not qualified or pre-approved by Kodak; in
particular, media not qualified for use with a debris removal system or a
filtration unit specified in the Kodak Sales Agreement, Customer Agreement,
Order Form, Service Agreement, Output Device Configuration, or similar
applicable document
•
Changes to the qualified printing media formulation or manufacturing process
made by the media manufacturer after qualification, resulting in emissions
changes (this may cause different or greater emissions than expected)
•
Incorrect or incomplete specification of potential emissions to Kodak by the
media manufacturer, which may cause different or greater emissions than
expected
•
Combined action of airborne emissions from multiple compounds, which may—
through cumulative or synergistic effects—cause greater than expected effects
on human health
•
Airborne emissions from other sources combining with the imaging system's
emissions to exceed occupational health regulations or having cumulative
effects on human health greater than those expected for individual emissions
•
Variation in individual sensitivity to airborne emissions that may cause greater
effects in susceptible individuals
•
Tampering with, misuse of, or incorrect maintenance of imaging equipment or
emissions safety systems, which may cause additional emissions to occur
•
Non-compliance with instructions in user guides, warning labels, site
preparation, or other Kodak documents, which may cause excessive emissions
levels
•
Changes in occupational health regulations or industrial hygiene practices that
may result in a system that is considered safe upon original installation, but is
found to be unsafe at a later date.
Because of variables such as those listed above, many of which are in the control of
the end user or the media manufacturers, Kodak cannot warrant that, under all
imaging system installations and operating conditions, including the use of a
filtration unit, and with all media types, media will not release emissions while being
imaged that an operator or other persons may find objectionable or may claim to be
injurious. Kodak'S ONLY WARRANTY AND LIABILITY, IF ANY, SHALL BE AS
PROVIDED UNDER ITS STANDARD TERMS OF SALE OR CUSTOMER
AGREEMENT, AS APPLICABLE. Neither this notice nor the Site Preparations and
Requirements document or other similar document is a promise or guarantee of a
particular level of performance, and neither this notice nor the Site Preparations and
Requirements document or other similar document is a warranty of any kind
whatsoever. It is the end user's responsibility to ensure continuing compliance with
all Occupational Health and Safety regulations and guidelines in its work
environment.
Appendix A: Notice
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