China Electronics Technology Instruments AV3672 Series, Руководство пользователя

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3 Introduction to Use
2.2 Safe Operation Guide
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2) The instrument should be repaired, replaced and maintained by special electronic engineers of the manufacturer,
and the replaced or maintained parts must be subject to safety tests to ensure the safety of subsequent operation.
2.2.6 Battery and Power Supply Module
Carefully read relevant information before using the battery and power supply module, so as to avoid explosion,
fire and even personal injuries. In some cases, waste alkaline batteries (such as lithium batteries) should be
disposed in accordance with the EN62133 standard. Precautions for battery use:
1) Do not damage the battery.
2) The battery and power supply module must not be exposed to flame and other heat sources. They must be
prevented from direct sunlight and should be kept clean and dry in storage. Clean the connection port of the battery
or power supply module with clean and dry soft cloth.
3) Do not make the battery or power supply module short-circuited. As the short circuit may be easily caused by
mutual contact or contact with other conductors, several batteries or power supply modules must not be stored in
the same carton or drawer. Do not remove the original package until the battery and power supply module are
required.
4) The battery and power supply module must be prevented from mechanical impact.
5) The leaky battery must not contact with the skin or eyes. In case of contact, rinse with plenty of clean water and
immediately seek medical help.
6) Use the standard battery and power supply module provided by the manufacturer. Any improper replacement or
charging of alkaline batteries (such as lithium batteries) may easily result in explosion.
7) The waste battery and power supply module should be recovered and disposed separately with other wastes. The
battery contains toxic substances. It must be discarded or recycled according to the local provisions.
2.2.7 Transportation
1) The heavy instrument must be handled carefully. If necessary, use tools (such as the crane) to move the
instrument to prevent damage to the body.
2) The instrument handle is applicable to handling by individuals. The instrument must not be fixed on the transport
equipment during transportation. In order to prevent damage to the property and body, observe the manufacturer’s
safety provisions on instrument transportation.
3) If the instrument is operated on the transport vehicle, the driver should drive carefully to ensure the
transportation safety. The manufacturer will not be responsible for emergencies in transportation. Do not operate
the machine during transportation. Take reinforcement and protection measures to ensure the safety of
transportation.
2.2.8 Waste Disposal/Environmental Protection
1) Do not dispose the equipment with the battery or accumulator mark along with other unclassified wastes. Instead,
such equipment should be collected separately and discarded or disposed in the appropriate collection place or by
the customer service center of the manufacturer.
2) Do not dispose the discarded electronic equipment with other unclassified wastes. Such electronic equipment
should be collected separately. The manufacturer has the right and responsibility to help end users to dispose waste
products. If necessary, contact the customer service center of the manufacturer for corresponding disposal to avoid
damage to the environment.
3) Toxic substances (heavy dust such as lead, beryllium, nickel, etc.) may be released in machining or thermal
reprocessing of the instrument or internal parts. In this case, the instrument or internal parts must be removed by
technical personnel who have received special training and relevant experience, so as to avoid personal injuries.
4) Toxic substances or fuel released by the instrument in reprocessing should be disposed in the specified method,
with reference to the safety operation rules put forward by the manufacturer, so as to avoid personal injuries.
3 Introduction to Use
This chapter introduces the operation precautions, front and rear panel browsing, commonly used basic