SP Scientific LYO-SEA, Manual

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Rev 005, 05/11 3
© SP Scientific 2011
Chapter
2
Installation and Startup
Initial Inspection
Your Lyo-SEA tissue-freezing bath was carefully packed and thoroughly inspected
before leaving the SP Scientific factory. However, in the unlikely event that shipping
damage has occurred, retain all packing material and contact your freight carrier
immediately.
DO NOT ACCEPT DAMAGED SHIPMENTS FROM A CARRIER WITHOUT A SIGNED
NOTIFICATION OF DAMAGES.
Upon receiving your shipment, inspect all contents of your equipment for damage.
Uncrate and/or unwrap the unit. Carefully remove all packing material from the unit
and inspect for visible damage. Check packing material for small accessory items.
Inspect the inside of the unit and related parts for visible damage and leaks. Check for
visible liquid at or near the base of the unit. The bath chamber should be clean and
dry.
If concealed damage or loss is discovered, contact the freight carrier immediately.
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Keep all contents, packing material and related paperwork intact until a written report
is obtained.
Note: SP Scientific will cooperate in the matter of collecting your claim, but is not responsible
for the collection or free replacement of the material. When possible, replacement parts will be
shipped and invoiced to you, making them a part of your claim.
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“Concealed damage or loss” refers to damage or loss that does not become apparent until the merchandise has been
unpacked and inspected. Should damage or loss be discovered, you may make a written request for inspection by the carrier's
agent within 15 days of the delivery date. You may then file a claim with the freight carrier or SP Scientific, depending on the
terms of your shipment. If your shipment was “FOB Destination” file your claim with SP Scientific and include the inspection
report and any other supporting documents. If your shipment was “FOB Shipping Point” file your claim with the freight carrier
and include the inspection report and any other supporting documents.