Vessel IPC-A3, Instruction Manual

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Operation
WARNING
Vacuuming Up
Prohibited
Absolutely do not vacuum up sparks; flammable, explosive, of combustible
dust; or dust containing or mixed with explosive, flammable, or combustible
substances.
Vacuuming Up
Prohibited
Absolutely do not vacuum up explosive, flammable, or combustible liquids or
dust wet with such liquids, or dust mixed with or containing such liquids.
Vacuuming Up
Prohibited
To prevent an accident or malfunction, absolutely do not vacuum up damp
dust or any moisture such as water or oil. Unforeseen malfunctions or
accidents could occur.
Joint Use
Prohibited
Use in the same unit of substances that change into a hazardous substance
when mixed, is prohibited.
Even if the dusts are safe when individually handled, they may change into a
hazardous substance when mixed together. Caution is especially required for
substances the change when mixed, the user is kindly requested to be
responsible for his/her verification of the dust in detail.
If the safety of mixed dust cannot be determined, absolutely do not use the
same machine for both kinds of materials.
Since an unexpected problem could occur in the disposal of mixed collected
dust, the user is kindly requested to be responsible for his/her verification of
the dust in detail.
Ionizers / Sensor
When a work piece is held below the sensor, the sensor detects the work piece and releases the
solenoid valve. This initiates the ion air blow from two pieces of pinpoint nozzle ionizers.
WARNING
Unplug
the power cord
To prevent electrical shock accidents, be sure to unplug the power cord from
the outlet before inspecting the ionizers.
CAUTION
Disassembly
Prohibited
Do not remodel or disassemble the IPC-A3. The IPC-A3 contains high voltage
parts.
Prohibited
Do not block openings such as the intake vent and the discharge vent. Doing
so could cause a malfunction.
Prohibited
Do not insert metal or foreign matters into the unit openings.
Doing so could result in electrical shock accidents or equipment breakdown.
Unplug
power cable
Before long periods of disuse, unplug the power cable. Leaving the power on
during periods of disuse can result in electric shock, breakdown and fire from
degraded insulation.