Safety And Precautions - Direct Color Systems Directjet 1024UV Getting Started Manual

SAFETY AND PRECAUTIONS

Please read these guidelines before operating your Direct Jet printer.
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• Keep all inks, solvents and lubricants out of the reach of children.
• Use only approved cleaning agents and solvents and then only for the purposes specified in
this guide.
• Use only genuine Multisolve™ UV-LED inks.
• Keep inks in a cool, dark and dry location.
Inks must be used in opaque cartridges only.
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This printer produces potentially harmful UV light. Protect eyes and skin from exposure.
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• Avoid physical contact with the printer's table and print head while the printer is in
operation.
Avoid dropping items or spilling liquids in or on the printer.
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• Keep hair, jewelry or loose clothing away from the moving parts of the printer.
Lifting this printer by hand requires a minimum of two people.
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Do not attempt to repair this machine without prior DCS authorization. Unless specified in
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this guide, only qualified service personnel should attempt any disassembly, repair or access
to internal components. If you need to make mechanical adjustments, turn off your printer
and disconnect it from all power and data sources.
• Safety Glasses and gloves should be used whenever filling ink cartridges
or manually cleaning the print head. These symbols will be used
throughout this manual as a reminder to use safety glasses and gloves.
Wear protective gear whenever there is exposure to the inks, regardless
of whether a symbol is displayed.
For prolonged exposure, DCS recommends Butyl Black or Ethylene Vinyl
Alcohol Copolymer laminated gloves.
The Adhesion Promoter should not be used in an enclosed area without adequate
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ventilation. RESPIRATORY PROTECTION: If exposure can exceed the PEL/TLV,
use only NIOSH/MSHA approved air-purifying or supplied air respirator
operated in a positive pressure mode per the NIOSH/OSHA 1981 occupational
health guidelines for chemical hazards.
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