CMC OilQSens OQ 3000, Руководство пользователя

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4.2 SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Do comply with these safety precautions under all circumstances. Failure to comply
with these regulations may be hazardous to the health of the operating personnel
and/or cause damage to the instrument!
OilQSens

is not to be operated in an explosive environment without additional
protective measures!
OilQSens
®
has to be operated in a dry and frost-free environment. Avoid exposure to
direct sun-light and other sources of extensive heat. The OilQSens
®
is only to be
operated between -20°C and +85°C ambient temperature. If the instrument is operated
outside it is recommended to install it in a weather-proof enclosure.
4.3 POWER SUPPLY
Before placing the unit into service do always cross-check the required voltage given
on the data-plate with your local mains power voltage!
The power-plug is only to be connected to a grounded receptacle. The protective
measures are not to be by-passed by using an ungrounded extension cord!
Every interruption or disconnection of the protective grounding inside or outside of the
instrument can cause the instrument to become a safety hazard. Deliberate disruptions
are not tolerable!
Before any attempt to open, service or repair the analyzer, the instrument is to be
disconnected from any power source!
If working on an open and fully connected instrument is unavoidable it is only to be
done by authorized and trained personnel who are fully aware of all eventual hazards
that are associated with this kind of work!
4.4 ELECTROSTATIC ELECTRICITY
Handling electronic components is a relatively easy task but the electronic components
used in this instrument might be permanently damaged by electrostatic discharge
(ESD). These discharges can be avoided by following these precautions:
Electricity should be discharged prior to opening the instrument. Make sure that there
is no charge build-up while working on the open instrument. The best possible
protection is achieved if all work on the instrument is done at an ESD-safe work place
and an antistatic wristband is worn.
If such a workplace is not available the following guidelines should be strictly followed.
Any electrostatic electricity is to be discharged by touching the metal case of a
protected instrument, which is connected to an appropriate power receptacle.
Do not plug in the instrument you are working on to provide discharge capability!
This procedure is to be repeated several times during working on the instrument.