Scanna Msc SCANMAX 25 C, Руководство по эксплуатации и техническому обслуживанию

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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
WARNING: Radiation hazard can result if this unit is operated improperly
.
Below is a list of common ways in which this might occur. This is not an exhaustive list and final
responsibility for safe operation is rests with the user.
1. Never operate with the safety interlocks defeated. Never attempt to make the unit unction with the
door opened. Make sure the plunger interlock on the door does not become broken or damaged.
2. Never operate with any of the enclosure panels removed or damaged.
3. Never operate a unit that has become physically damaged unless it is successfully re-tested for
radiation integrity by qualified staff.
4. Never compromise cabinet integrity by drilling holes or attaching fasteners.
5. If when viewing the equipment the lead glass appears to be damaged, switch off the unit and report
as faulty. Do not use the system until it has been checked by a suitably qualified engineer and a
successful radiation check carried out.
6. In the event of any concern regarding the safe operation of the SCANMAX contact your supplier
or your local Radiological Protection Adviser immediately.
WARNING: SCANMAX is an electrical device and is subject to shock hazard .
Good operating procedure should be practised to avoid electrical hazards. Final responsibility for safe
operation is assumed by the user.
1. A grounded or earthed supply must be used, preferably with ground fault interruption.
2. SCANMAX is designed for indoor use. Do not operate outside where moisture or rain can create
a shock hazard. Do not operate in excessively wet environments.
WARNING: If you are involved in servicing this unit, be aware that lethal voltages can be
present in the controller and at the tube head even when the key is switched
off.
1. Physically disconnect line power or take appropriate precautions before making adjustments.
2. If a problem is detected, discontinue use and call your service representative.