Carestream DENTAL Nanoray CS 2400P, Руководство пользователя

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2.3 Using Super Capacitor
- Make sure to charge the super capacitor in the external environment from the patient.
- Make sure to use the super capacitor only provided or approved by NANORAY. If non-
standard or damaged super capacitors are used, there is risk of fire and explosion.
- Make sure to use the cradle only provided or approved by NANORAY. Using an
unauthorized cradle may result in super capacitor damage.
- DO NOT expose super capacitor to heat or fire. Avoid storage in direct sunlight.
- DO NOT short-circuit, crush, puncture, mutilate, or disassemble the super capacitor.
- DO NOT store super capacitor haphazardly in a box or drawer where they may short-
circuit each other or be short-circuited by other metal objects.
- DO NOT remove the super capacitor from its original packaging until required for use.
- DO NOT subject super capacitor to mechanical shock.
- DO NOT make the super capacitor wet or let it be in water. Keep super capacitor clean
and dry.
- Keep the super capacitor away from children and pets.
- Seek medical advice immediately if the super capacitor has been swallowed.
- DO NOT dispose of super capacitor with ordinary trash. Turn in discharged super
capacitor to local supply or discard or recycle super capacitor according to your local
government regulations.
- The super capacitor cannot be replaced by users.
- When charging the super capacitor, the exposure function is locked.
- DO NOT leave a super capacitor on prolonged charge when not in use.
- If the equipment has not been used for long periods of time more than 2 hours, it is
recommended to charge the super capacitor before use.
- Be sure to turn off the equipment when not in use. This helps to ensure the life of the
super capacitor.
- If the equipment not in use has been turned on for long periods of time, the super
capacitor may be fully discharged.
2.4 Contraindication
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patients (children and pregnant women particularly) must wear lead aprons
during their X-ray imaging.