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Safety
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Any resonant operation of the bending actuators should
generally be avoided. Due to self-heating effects, the specified
operating temperature range of the actuator could be exceeded
rapidly and irreparable damage may occur.
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Power off the actuator immediately if you hear or see
any resonant behavior. For the unloaded resonant
frequency see the documentation of the actuator.
If an E-614 OEM module is operated without a housing, live
parts will be accessible. Touching the live parts can result in
minor injury. Electrical, magnetic and electromagnetic fields
emitted by live parts can disturb the E-614 OEM module and/or
the environment.
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Only operate the E-614 OEM module when it is installed
in a shielded housing that securely encloses all live
parts and fulfills the requirements of electromagnetic
compatibility.
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Since parts of the circuit will store charge, precautions
must also be taken when the E-614 OEM module is not
powered. After switching off the E-614 OEM module,
wait a minute before you touch parts of the E-614 OEM
module to be sure that any residual voltage has
dissipated.
If the E-651 benchtop device is operated with an open housing,
live parts are accessible. Touching the live parts can result in
minor injury.

Only open the E-651 housing when you are authorized
and have the corresponding qualifications.
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Before opening the housing, remove the E-651 from the
power source by pulling the power plug.
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When operating with an open housing, do not touch any
components in the housing aside from the adjustment
elements mentioned in this user manual.
The E-651 / E-614 contains electrostatic-sensitive devices
(ESD) that can be damaged if handled improperly.
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Avoid touching assemblies, pins and PCB traces.
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Before you touch the E-651 / E-614, discharge yourself
of any electric charges, e.g., by wearing an antistatic
wrist strap.
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Only handle and store the E-651 / E-614 in
environments that dissipate existing static charges to
earth in a controlled way and prevent electrostatic