PCBRM100 User’s Guide
Chapter 1: Introduction/Overview
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1.3.4 Machine warning labels
Label
Indication
The Caution - Hot Surface labels found on the
PCBRM100 system are intended to prevent injury to
the operators and users of the system. The solder
pot, top heater and preheater of the system are re-
quired to reach temperatures well above 60
°
C. Labels
are found on the covers of each heated surface as
well as next to heated surfaces.
Skin contact with these surfaces would result in a
burn reaction and therefore presents an inherent po-
tential thermal danger to the operators.
This label indicates hot surfaces well above 60
0
C.
The Solder pot, hot gas head and the pre-heater are
required to reach temperatures well above 60
0
C. Hot
surface warning labels are found on the covers of
each such heated surface as well as next to heated
surfaces.
Skin contact with these surfaces would result in a
burn reaction and therefore presents an inherent po-
tential thermal danger to the operators.
This label indicates the presence of electrical equip-
ment with voltages above 60 Volt.
Labels are found beside all removable covers where
electrical equipment is mounted and it is used to indi-
cate a possible shock hazard.
This label indicates the presence of a Laser diode
module with Laser class 3R.
Do not stare into the beam. Direct viewing into the
beam or reflected beam can cause permanent eye
damage.
(Po = 5 mW, _ = 650 nm)
This label indicates the presence of an area that pre-
sents a pinch point hazard when motion occurs.
Keep hands and all objects clear of this area.
High power warning labels advise personnel of poten-
tial shock issues when the machine covers are
opened.
CAUTION HIGH VOLTAGE
DISCONNECT POWER
BEFORE OPENING
CAUTION – HOT SURFACE
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