Mahr MarSurf M 300, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Storage
When the MarSurf M 300 and accessories are
not in use, it is recommended that they be stored
in their transport case.
Do not subject the power cable for the AC
adapter to kinks or tension.
Protect the thermal paper from intense light ra­
diation and heat (approx. 80 °C /
176 °F ).
For archiving purposes do not use clear plastic
sleeves or adhesives that contain solvents.
Transport / shipment
The drive unit must be moved to the
safe parking position for shipment.
Furthermore the MarSurf M 300 and
the RD 18 must be switched off com­
pletely (disconnected from power) (see
Section 3.2).
The MarSurf M 300 and accessories may
only be shipped in their transport case
and packaged appropriately.
The pick­up must be packed in its stor­
age box!
Failure to do so will render the warranty
null and void.
All components in the MarSurf M 300
set must be protected from long expo­
sure to solar radiation, high humidity and
dust!
High temperatures can shorten the ser­
vice life of electronic devices, damage
batteries and deform or melt certain
plastics or synthetic materials.
The instruments may not be stored in
cold environments. Returning them to
an environment with a normal ambi­
ent temperature, can cause moisture to
form internally and damage electronic
switches.
Do not touch the stylus tip. Protect it
from impacts.
Do not allow grease, oil or other liquids
to get into the pick­up.
The MarSurf M 300 and the RD 18
should be protected as much as pos­
sible from coming into contact with oils,
lubricants or coolants because they can
impact the function of the keypad and
the
START key.
Cleaning
As needed, clean the MarSurf M 300 and •
the RD 18 with a soft, lint­free cloth slightly
moistened with water or a usual cleaning
agent for plastics.
Clean the pick­up with a soft fine­hair brush •
if necessary.
When cleaning, do not allow any liquids
to enter the instrument!
Do not use cleaners containing plastic­
dissolving chemicals (in particular ac­
etone) or alkaline cleaners (lyes).