anvajo fluidlab R-300, Руководство пользователя

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User Manual fluidlab R-300
Edition 202104
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Vers.: 1.2
8.9 Decommissioning
If the fluidlab R-300 is not going to be used for a period of > 3 months, we recommend
that the system should be stored in the delivery box to minimise damage and
contamination. Before the system is placed out of service, it should be cleaned in
accordance with Chapter 8.5. The battery should be placed in the optimum charge
state for storage, see Chapter 2.4.
During storage, the storage conditions specified in Chapter 9.1 must be adhered to.
The person responsible for storing the device must have the necessary qualifications
for this activity.
8.10 Disposal
This measuring device and its components contain electronic parts.
EU Directive 2012/19/EU on Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) specifies that used devices should not be disposed
of as general household waste, laboratory waste or hospital waste.
Used systems must be collected separately, to increase the recycling
rate and to reduce the impact on human health and on nature.
The device is equipped with a LiPo battery. Batteries require special
care in handling and disposal (see Chapter 2). Improper disposal may
have adverse effects on human health and may harm the
environment.
At the end of its product life cycle, the device should be disposed of
as electronic waste. Please contact the dealer from whom you
purchased the device or return it directly to anvajo GmbH. We will
dispose of it in a professional and environmentally friendly manner.
Disposal via municipal collection points is not permitted.
WEEE registration number: DE 63201367
Warning!
Please also observe the safety instructions in Chapter 2 when handling the device.
The sample carriers used for measuring purposes must be disposed of after use in
accordance with the
customer’s own laboratory regulations. If the sample carriers have
been mixed with human or animal samples, special care is required when handling
them. These samples may be contaminated with pathogenic germs or viruses and must
be handled as potentially hazardous.
Warning!
Always wear gloves when working with sample carriers to avoid any potential hazards,
e.g.
contamination with infectious material.