Provider Obligations
2.7
Residual Risks
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The device is used for industrial and scientific purposes. As such, the
provider of the device is individually liable with regard to the legal
requirements relating to occupational health and safety in a biotech-
nology laboratory. In particular:
The provider is responsible for ensuring that the work and environ-
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mental regulations applicable in a biotechnology laboratory are
observed.
The provider must ensure that the device remains in safe and
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proper working condition throughout its entire term of use.
The provider must ensure that all safety devices are fully functional
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and not disabled.
The provider must ensure that the device is only operated by quali-
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fied personnel, and that said personnel receive sufficient training.
The provider must ensure that the protective equipment required
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for working with the device is available and worn.
The provider must ensure that this operating manual remains in the
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immediate vicinity of the device throughout its entire term of use.
This chapter residual risks that are always present when using the
device in accordance with normal, intended use.
The device is operated electronically. There is an immediate risk of
fatal injury if contact is made with live parts. The following points must
be observed in order to avoid the risk of fatal injury:
In case of damage to insulation, disconnect the device from the
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power supply immediately and arrange for it to be repaired.
Disconnect the device from the power supply before commencing
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any work on the electrical components.
Always use qualified electricians for any work on the electrical
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components.
Disconnect the device from the power supply before commencing
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any maintenance, cleaning or repair work.
Do not bypass any fuses or take them out of operation.
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When replacing fuses, ensure they have the correct number of
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Amperes.
If the power cable is defective, replace it with a power cable of the
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same type.
Keep moisture away from live parts. It could cause a short circuit.
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Never remove covers from live parts.
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Multitron Standard - Operating manual
Safety and Responsibility
Page 19 of 104
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