Objet Eden260, Руководство пользователя

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Safety
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DOC-00260 Rev. A1
Safety Guidelines
The following general guidelines, together with the instructions provided
throughout this user guide, ensure user safety while operating and
maintaining the Eden260 system. If the system is not operated as specified,
the user ʹ s safety may be compromised.
Eden Printer
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Installation and removal of the Eden printer should only be done by
qualified service personnel.
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The Eden printer should only be operated by persons trained by an
Objet customer ‐ support representative.
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Service operations should be performed only by personnel who have
been instructed in relevant safety precautions.
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All personnel operating or maintaining the Eden printer should know
the location of first aid and emergency equipment and how to use it.
Never block access to this equipment.
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Never attempt to open the main cover of the printer while it is working.
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Never bypass the interlock safety switch.
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If the interlock safety switch ever fails, or if servicing is ever necessary
while the main cover is open, never stare directly at the UV lamp
without glasses that screen out UV radiation. For this purpose,
ordinary sunglasses with UV screening are adequate.
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Never connect the power plug to a socket that does not have a ground
(earth) wire, and never disconnect the ground. Doing so may expose
the operator to serious danger from electric shock.
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The power cable should be connected at an easily accessible electric
socket near the printer.
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Never insert screwdrivers, wires, or other objects into the power supply
housing.
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Leave a minimum of 15 centimeters between ventilation openings and
walls or other objects.
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Several parts of the printer remain extremely hot even after it has
stopped operating. Avoid touching the main power supply, the UV ‐
lamp power supply, UV lamps, and the printing heads.
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Notify co ‐ workers and those who have access to the Eden system before
beginning non ‐ routine and hazardous work.
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Report any potential dangers and safety ‐ related accidents to your
safety officer or to other appropriate authorities.