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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
delta10 - dl/01-2005
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has to be assured at any time.
In case of any safety deficiencies the
system has to be switched off and the ser-
vice personnel has to be informed accord-
ingly.
Danger!
Safety covers or doors may not be re-
moved (unless for service purposes).
The system may not be opened during
processing or after power failures or while
connected to mains supply.
Danger!
Spinning with an open cover (Open Bowl
option) is only allowed for personnel that
has been instructed on the dangers of ro-
tating chucks.
Danger!
Make sure that the GYRSET™ cover is
down if you do not operate the system for
more than 4 hours. Use the F button next
to the coater to close the cover in case of
lengthy idle time.
1.3.2 Hotplates Operation
Danger!
Hot surface
The hotplate will reach temperatures of
150°C based on option provided.
Touching of it may lead to serious injuries.
Don’t touch the hotplate surface!
The plate may still be hot, even when
switched-off.
Prior to any maintenance or repair work
please make sure that all heated parts
have reached ambient temperature.
Before touching any parts check the ac-
tual temperature displayed on tempera-
ture indictor.
Do not place any inflammable objects on
hotplate or close to it.
Warning!
Emergency Stop button
The system must not be operated without
an emergency stop button.
Warning!
Never open a hotplate during a running
processor or after a power failure.
Warning!
(HMDS hotplates only)
In case of a power failure the hotplate
cover may not be opened! Instead - after
operating has been re-established - the
hotplate has to be flooded with nitrogen
and vacuum in order to remove the
HMDS, which is poisonous (forced
cleaning step).
1.3.3 Electrical Hazards
Danger!
Electrical hazard
The system needs to be grounded in all
cases. Do not remove or cut off any
ground wire of power supply or inside the
system. Insufficient grounding can cause
additional electrostatic charging of plastic
parts, hoses or pipes, and the system as
a whole.
High Voltage!
This system operates under high volt-
ages. Danger of high voltages exists even
when the system is switched off, but still
connected to the power supply.
Danger!
Electrical hazard
While switched on, electrical connectors
will be live. Opening of covers or re-
moving of parts may result in exposure to
live parts.
Danger!
Electrical hazard
Capacitors within the system may be
charged even in case the system is
switched off and disconnected from mains
supply line.
Danger!
Electrical hazard
Interchange of current-bearing wires may
result in danger for health and life of oper-
ator. Connection to the mains supply has
to be effected by a qualified electrician ac-
cording to prevailing regulations. Neutral
wire (blue) and ground wire (green/
yellow) have to be connected in due form.
No Pacemakers!
No access for persons with pacemakers!
Emission levels way unpack cardiac