Multitron - Operating Manual
Safety and Responsibility
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20 August 2020
2.6.1
Electrical Current
The device is operated electronically. There is an immediate risk of fa-
tal injury if contact is made with live parts. The following points must
be observed in order to avoid the risk of fatal injury:
In case of damage to insulation, disconnect the device from the
mains immediately and arrange for it to be repaired.
Disconnect the device from the mains before commencing any
work on the electrical system.
Always use qualified electricians for any work on the electrical
system.
Disconnect the device from the mains before beginning any
maintenance, cleaning or repair work.
Do not bypass any fuses or take them out of operation.
When replacing fuses, ensure they have the correct number of
Amperes.
If the power cable is defective, replace it with a power cable of
the same type.
Keep moisture away from live parts. It may lead to a short cir-
cuit.
Never remove covers from the casing.
2.6.2
Unauthorised Spare Parts and Accessories
Incorrect or imitated spare parts and accessories as well as spare parts
or accessories that have not been authorised by the manufacturer
represent a significant safety risk. As such, we recommend procuring
all spare parts and accessories from an authorised dealer or directly
from the manufacturer. For the contact details of the manufacturer’s
representatives, see page 2.
2.7
Particular Hazards
This section covers particular hazards and residual risks that may arise
when using the device for special applications in accordance with
normal, intended use.
Since the use of the device for such applications is deliberate, it is the
responsibility of the operators and the provider to ensure that all per-
sonnel are protected from potential damage to health. The provider
is responsible for ensuring that the appropriate protective equipment
for such applications is provided, and that the necessary infrastruc-
ture is in place.
