Safety
2–4
DOC-24000 Rev. C
Safety Guidelines
The
following
general
guidelines,
together
with
the
instructions
provided
throughout
this
user
guide,
ensure
user
safety
while
operating
and
maintaining
the
Objet30
system.
If
the
system
is
not
operated
as
specified,
the
user
ʹ
s
safety
may
be
compromised!
Printer
Installation
¾
Installation
and
removal
of
the
Objet30
printer
should
only
be
done
by
qualified
service
personnel.
¾
Connect
the
printer
to
the
electric
outlet
using
a
power
cord
that
is
safety
‐
certified.
¾
The
electric
outlet
should
be
easily
accessible,
near
the
printer.
¾
Never
connect
the
power
plug
to
an
outlet
that
does
not
have
a
ground
(earth)
wire,
and
never
disconnect
the
ground.
Doing
so
may
expose
the
operator
to
serious
danger
from
electric
shock.
¾
Leave
a
minimum
of
20
centimeters
between
ventilation
openings
and
walls
or
other
objects.
Printer
Operation
¾
The
Objet30
printer
should
only
be
operated
by
persons
trained
by
an
Objet
customer
‐
support
representative.
¾
All
personnel
operating
or
maintaining
the
Objet30
printer
should
know
the
location
of
first
aid
and
emergency
equipment
and
how
to
use
it.
Never
block
access
to
this
equipment!
¾
Keep
fingers
and
other
body
parts
clear
of
the
printer
cover
when
closing
it.
¾
Never
attempt
to
open
the
main
cover
of
the
printer
while
it
is
working!
¾
Never
override
the
interlock
safety
switch!
¾
If
the
interlock
safety
switch
ever
fails,
do
not
use
the
printer
.
¾
Several
parts
of
the
printer
remain
extremely
hot
even
after
it
has
stopped
operating.
Avoid
touching
the
UV
lamp
and
the
block.
UV Radiation
¾
The
UV
lamp
used
in
the
printer
emits
dangerous
radiation.
If
the
UV
lamp
remains
on
when
the
printer
cover
is
open,
do
not
stare
directly
at
the
UV
light.
Shut
down
the
printer
and
call
your
Objet
service
provider.
Printer
Maintenance
¾
Service
operations
should
be
performed
only
by
qualified
personnel
who
have
been
instructed
in
relevant
safety
precautions.
¾
Notify
co
‐
workers
and
those
who
have
access
to
the
Objet30
system
before
beginning
non
‐
routine
and
hazardous
work.
Report any potential dangers and safety-related accidents to your safety
officer or to other appropriate authorities.
