Hypertherm HyPrecision 100D, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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High-Pressure Water System Safety
Never work on any high-pressure component or loosen any high-pressure fittings without first bleeding
the system to ensure that there is no high-pressure water present. Follow all instructions and safety
recommendations in this manual.
WARNING
Always avoid contact with the stream of water. Seek immediate surgical attention
if you are exposed to any high-pressure stream of fluid.
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Avoid contact with the high-pressure water. HP water can penetrate any part of the human body and
cause severe infection or death if not treated properly. Seek immediate surgical attention if you
come in contact with any high pressure stream of fluid.
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Do not try to repair a leak on any HP water fitting when the system is pressurized. A leak at a
sealing surface can cause a hazardous spray of water. Shut off the motor and verify the HP water
pressure is relieved down the drain before servicing any high-pressure plumbing.
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Plumbing supports and guides must be used for all HP tubing exiting the pump. Failure to do so can
introduce excessive bending stress and fatigue through vibration causing premature failure of the
plumbing, and heighten risk of personal injury due to an unexpected rupture.
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Always use two wrenches when tightening or loosening HP connections: one for the gland nut and
one for the fitting. This will prevent excessive bending stress and premature failure of the
plumbing.
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Always use high-pressure piping rated for the type of system you are operating. This pump is
capable of outputting 60,000 psi of water.
Hydraulic System Safety
WARNING
Pressurized fluid streams can penetrate skin, causing severe personal injury or
death. If any fluid is ejected against the skin, seek immediate surgical attention.
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Make sure all connections are properly tightened after performing service or maintenance.
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Keep hands and body away from pinholes and nozzles, which eject fluids under high pressure.
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Never check for hydraulic leaks with your hand: use a piece of cardboard or other material.
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Do not expose skin to a pressurized leak.
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Wear appropriate protective equipment including heavy gloves and safety glasses.
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Do not attempt to tighten or loosen any mechanical connection unless the machine is powered off
and all system pressure has been relieved.
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