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z Install eye wash stations within 7.6 m (25 ft) of areas where the ink and imaging oil
are handled, dispensed, or stored.
z Provide eye wash liquid at eye wash stations (available from most safety supply
companies) that complies with ANSI standard Z358. 1–1990.
z Use safety glasses with side-shields and rubber gloves when handling ink and
imaging oil (nitrile disposable gloves are recommended).
Noise levels
An operator standing in the normal operating position in front of the monitor, when all
covers are closed, is exposed to a noise level of 77dB(A).
An operator standing at the paper exit side of the machine, when the paper exit door
window is open, is exposed to a noise level of 80dB(A).
WARNING! Do not operate the machine for more than a few minutes while standing at the exit side with the
exit door open.
Heat insulating tools
The blanket and ITM drum become very hot during normal operation of the press, with
temperatures up to 165°C (355°F). Carelessness may cause burns. Take the following
precautions when you work near the ITM drum or when you are replacing the blanket:
z Wear insulated thermal gloves.
z Use needlenose pliers or another grasping instrument to remove and replace the
blanket.
z Do not place hands on the moving blanket. Use a tool to grip the blanket metal bar.
Electrical safety
The HP Indigo press 3050 must be properly grounded at all times. Before operating the
unit, ensure that it is grounded in conformance with the electrical code standards for your
country/region (see the
HP Indigo press 3050 Site Preparation Guide for
recommendations). If in doubt, check with a licensed electrician or with your customer
engineer.
WARNING! Do not operate the press if it is not properly grounded. Perform a weekly check of grounding
cables.
If during a maintenance procedure a cable has to be disconnected or reconnected, you
must electrically turn off and lockout the press. Turn off the press by pressing an
Emergency Stop button.