User Manual – eSX
OptiPro Systems, LLC.
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Last Modified: 8/27/2014
4.2.2
Electrical Safety
All inspection and repair of any electrical components should be done by a qualified electrician. During
electrical repair, the power should be turned off and locked out. It must always be assumed that a
component is powered up when working with complex electronic systems.
4.2.3
Pneumatic Safety
Only a qualified technician should attempt to fix or adjust any component of the pneumatic system.
During the repair; the air system should be turned off and locked out.
4.2.4
Chemical Safety
All chemicals must be handled as specified by their Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS). The MSDS can
be found in the Appendix of this manual if applicable.
4.3
Safe Operation of the Machine
This machine includes many safety features, however, the following guidelines must also be observed:
Never operate the machine with any doors open or safety guards removed, disabled or
bypassed.
Remove or properly secure all loose tools and work pieces before operating the machine.
Keep hands and all other body parts outside of the machine when moving any axis or
spindle.
Use reduced feed rates and extreme caution if a manual axis jog is necessary.
Never aim or adjust coolant nozzles while spindles are moving.
Clean all coolant leaks or spills immediately following precautions outlined in the relevant
MSDS.
Do not tamper with, override, remove, or otherwise hinder the functionality of safety
equipment installed on the machine.
Personal injury or equipment damage can be avoided when operating the machine as
designed.
Always turn the chiller off before service or maintenance.
