Godex AG3000, User Manual

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Never:
• Connect the device to a source of electric power if any of the protective parts (electric
component covers, safety labelling and/or safety elements of the device) have been removed
and/or damaged.
• Modify the mechanical design and/or electrical circuitry of the device in any way.
• Perform any maintenance tasks before the device has been secured in its off state and the
device has been disconnected from the main power.
Applied harmonized standards and the safe
use of electrical appliances
• AG3000 Print & Apply systems are class I electrical devices in terms of the necessary protection
against electric shock in accordance with harmonized standard EN 61140, ed. 2 and hence also
meet generally acknowledged standards such as, but non only CE, meaning that all non-live
conductive parts are mutually conductively connected and are further connected to the
protective earth conductor of the printer’s power supply. Other harmonized standards that have
been applied, are EN 60439-3, applicable to low-voltage switch gear and EN ISO 12100 regarding
the safety of machinery.
• Connection to the power network supply must be made in compliance with the
requirements specified in regulations and technical standards valid and applicable in the
country of operation.
• Any work on the device may only be performed by persons who are duly qualified according to
the legislative code of the country where the device is installed (1) and who has been
acquainted to the necessary extent with the device (2).
• The keeper of the device is obliged to secure the performance of inspections of the electrical
device in prescribed intervals and to do so in accordance with the legislation regarding such
inspections applicable in the country of operation.
• The device may not be dismantled.
• If shielded data cables are used with the device, they must comply with international standards
governing devices producing electromagnetic radiation. The utilised data cables must be
completely shielded. The use of shielded data cables is necessary in order to prevent the
production and/or reception of electromagnetic noise. Using non-shielded data cables may
result in electromagnetic radiation exceeding permitted limits.