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CHAPTER 3: Safety Considerations
3. Safety Considerations
Here are some things you’ll need to be very careful about when you install or use
the ServView:
• Do not open or disassemble the ServView. It contains no user-serviceable parts,
and opening it might expose you to dangerous shock hazards and other risks,
even if it’s turned off and/or unplugged. If the ServView needs to be serviced,
please call Black Box Technical Support.
• When you mount the ServView, make sure to maintain the integrity of the
rack—that is, don’t loosen or alter its structural members in order to
accommodate the ServView. Leave adequate space for ventilation, and don’t
install so much (or such hot) equipment in your rack that heat impairs or
damages your devices.
• Be careful not to spill any liquid on the ServView, and don’t use the ServView
near water.
• Do not insert foreign objects into any openings in the ServView’s housing. You
could damage the ServView and/or give yourself a dangerous electric shock.
• Do not place heavy objects on the ServView’s power cord or place it where it
will be walked on. Damage to the cord might cause shock or fire.
• Use a power cord that’s (a) rated for the voltage of your outlets, (b) compliant
with your country’s electrical-safety standards, and (c) approved by your
country’s regulatory agencies. If you need a power cord other than the one
supplied with the ServView, please call Black Box Technical Support.
• Don’t place a freestanding ServView on a sloping or unstable table, stand, cart,
etc. It could fall and be seriously damaged.
• Use caution when you close the ServView (lower its monitor screen) so that
you don’t pinch your fingers.
• Do not lean on the ServView’s drawer when it’s pulled out. You could break it.
• The fluorescent tubes inside the ServView’s LCD monitor contain mercury.
Please follow the laws and regulations of your area for properly disposing of
the tubes if that becomes necessary.