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Spectrum RX I Getting Started Guide . 9
Warnings and Safety Information
Summary
The Spectrum RX I has been designed to comply with a wide variety of
international standards governing the safety of laboratory equipment. In
routine use, the Spectrum RX I poses virtually no risk to you. If you take some
simple, common-sense precautions, you can make sure that you maintain the
continued safe operation of the instrument:
DO make sure that the Spectrum RX I is properly connected to the electrical
supply; in particular make sure that the ground (earth) is securely connected.
DO disconnect the electrical power cable before opening the main cover of the
Spectrum RX I.
DO keep the Spectrum RX I dry. Avoid spilling liquid into the instrument,
especially into the top of the display-screen housing, which contains a high-
voltage supply. Clean all external spills immediately. If anything that is spilled
enters the main body of the Spectrum RX I, switch off the power and call a
PerkinElmer Service Engineer.
DO NOT stare into the laser beam. The Spectrum RX I contains a low power, visible
(red) laser; momentary exposure to the beam is not dangerous, but deliberate,
direct viewing of the beam along its axis could damage your eye.
DO NOT use a flammable gas to purge the Spectrum RX I. The Spectrum RX I
contains a hot source, and a fire or explosion will result. Only use clean, dry,
oil-free nitrogen or air to purge the instrument.
DO take care if you need to open the main cover of the instrument. The screen
is a separate unit and must be removed before opening the cover.
DO read the more detailed information on safety in the following pages.