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CLV-180
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ISSUE1 INTRODUCTION
INTRODUCTION
Introduction
This manual is intended for Olympus-certified technicians. Use of this manual by other individuals is
prohibited.
Precautions
Before Repair
(1) Notify the site manager of the intent to repair the unit and obtain his/her approval before
commencing.
(2)
During repair, there is a risk of injury from the various tools and parts in the vicinity, as well as
from fluid leakage on the floor. Inform the relevant people to restrict access to the repair area.
(3) To prevent potentially dangerous health risks, avoid working in a closed room, i.e., select a
well-ventilated location when using organic solvents.
(4) In general, it is advisable to record the function and operation settings before repair, to enable
restoration of the settings after service.
(5) If the original settings cannot be known due to mechanical problems present at the time the unit
was accepted for repair, apply the factory-set values, or the safest settings (such as the lowest
output levels). In such a case, inform the user that the settings have been changed.
(6) Guard against static electricity.
Use a conductive mat or wristband to discharge static electricity to prevent damaging the boards
or other electrical components if it is necessary to touch them.
During Repair
(1) To prevent potentially dangerous health risks, thoroughly rinse any bodily areas that have come
into contact with organic solvents as soon as possible.
(2) When using organic solvents, handle flames such as those in alcohol lamps with caution,
because these solvents may ignite if exposed to flame.
In addition, always replace the lids back onto organic solvent containers before leaving the
work-bench.
(3) Beware of electric shock.
Turn off the power and unplug the power cord before removing the cover of the unit.
(4) Beware of residual voltages.
The unit may contain residual charges in capacitor components. Take care to avoid electric
shock when opening the top cover.
(5) To avoid personal injury and damage to the unit, heavy units should always be assembled or
disassembled by at least two people.
(6) Repair with extreme caution to avoid injury.
Use extra caution around metal parts because the edges may be sharp.
(7) Reassemble parts according to their original configuration. This regards the following items
especially:
a) Insulators, such as insulating tubes and mylar sheets.
b) Cable rerouting, clamps, and cores.