Transport and storage
HS 55 (Batch Mode)
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Remove the cell from the cell unit.
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Remove the cell unit.
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Empty and rinse out the storage bottle.
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Turn the reaction beaker to remove it from the batch module.
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Pack open hose ends in protective bags and attach them to the device, e.g., with ad-
hesive tape.
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Carefully package the accessories. Ensure that the glass parts are packed break-
proof.
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Package the device and accessories in their original packaging.
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The device is securely packed for transport.
8.1.2
Moving the device in the laboratory
CAUTION
Risk of injury during transport
Dropping the device poses a risk of injury and damage to the device.
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Proceed carefully when moving and transporting the device.
Observe the following when moving the device within the laboratory:
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Insufficiently secured components pose a risk of injury!
Before moving the device, remove all loose parts and disconnect all connections
from the device.
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As the device does not have carrying handles, grip the device firmly with both hands
at the lower end.
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Observe the guide values and adhere to the legally mandated limits for lifting and
carrying loads without auxiliary means.
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Observe the installation conditions at the new location.
8.1.3
Returning the device for servicing
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Clean all device components from biologically hazardous, chemical, and radioactive
contamination.
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When registering the return, you will receive a decontamination report from the cus-
tomer service. Complete the form and attach the signed decontamination declaration
to the outside of the shipment.
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Only use the original packaging for the shipment and insert the transport lock. If the
original packaging is no longer available, please contact Analytik Jena or your local
distributor.
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Attach the warning label to the packaging:
"CAUTION! SENSITIVE ELECTRONIC DEVICE!
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Enclose a sheet with the following data:
– Name and address of the sender
– Name and telephone number of a contact for inquiries
– A detailed description of the fault, the precise conditions and situations under
which the fault occurs