Rotational Vacuum Concentrator RVC 2-33 CDplus
with infrared heating
3 Safety
Version 08/2009, Rev. 3.6 of 22/11/2021
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Translation of the original operating manual
3.11 Measures to ensure the safe operation of the rotational vacuum
concentrator
To ensure the safe operation of the rotational vacuum concentrator, the
following measures must be taken prior to using the unit:
Set-up, connection and operation
• Ensure the proper set-up and correct connection of the rotational
vacuum concentrator (see chapter 5 - "Set-up and connection").
• Perform a visual inspection of the rotational vacuum concentrator and
its accessories prior to every use in order to detect damage.
• Do not bump or move the rotational vacuum concentrator during
operation.
• Do not lean on or against the rotational vacuum concentrator during
operation.
• Take the rotational vacuum concentrator immediately out of operation in
the event of malfunctions. Eliminate the faults (see chapter 7 -
"Malfunctions and error correction")or contact the service department of
Martin Christ Gefriertrocknungsanlagen GmbH (see chapter 7.2 -
"Service contact").
• Only specialised personnel are authorised to perform repairs.
Fire protection
• Some of the electrical circuits of the rotational vacuum concentrator are
protected by way of fuses. When replacing the fuses, ensure to use
fuses of the same type and rating.
Safety range
• Keep a safety range of at least 30 cm free around the rotational vacuum
concentrator.
• Do not store hazardous substances of any kind in the safety range
around the rotational vacuum concentrator.
• Do not position any potentially hazardous materials, e.g. glass vessels
containing liquids, within the safety range. Spilled liquids can penetrate
the unit and cause damage to the electrical and mechanical
components.
• Persons must not remain in the safety area of the rotational vacuum
concentrator for longer than is necessary for operation.
