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ImageXpress Pico Personal Imaging System Installation Guide
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Electrical Safety
To prevent electrically related injuries and property damage, inspect all electrical equipment
before use and immediately report all electrical deficiencies. Contact Molecular Devices
Technical Support to service equipment that requires the removal of covers or panels.
WARNING! HIGH VOLTAGE.
Within the instrument is the potential of an
electrical shock hazard existing from a high-voltage source. Read and understand
all safety instructions before you install, maintain, or service the instrument.
Do not remove the instrument covers. To prevent electrical shock, use the supplied power
cords only and connect to a properly grounded wall outlet.
To ensure sufficient ventilation and provide access for disconnecting power from the
instrument, maintain a 20 cm to 30 cm (7.9 in. to 11.8 in.) gap between the rear of the
instrument and the wall.
Power off the instrument when not in use.
If the instrument does not power on, you may need to replace the instrument fuses. See
Replacing Fuses on page 8 for details.
Replacing Fuses
If the instrument does not seem to get power after you press the Power button, confirm
that the power cord is securely connected to a functioning power outlet and to the power
port on the rear of the instrument.
If the power failed while the instrument was running, verify that the power cord is not loose
or disconnected and that power to the power outlet is functioning properly.
If these checks fail to remedy the loss of power, replace the fuses. You can obtain
replacement fuses from Molecular Devices. See
Replacement Parts and Optional Extras on
page 51 for details on fuse specifications and part numbers.
CAUTION! Do not touch or loosen screws or parts other than those specifically
designated in the instructions. Doing so could cause misalignment and possibly void
the warranty.
The fuses are located in the fuse carrier which is part of the power outlet on the rear of the
instrument.