Tomey UD-600, Руководство оператора

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- Be sure that the patient does not touch the instrument.
- When smoke, odor or abnormal noise comes out of the instrument,
turn off the power immediately, pull out the power plug from the outle
and contact the place of purchase or TOMEY CORPORATION. Do
not let the patient touch the instrument.
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- Do not put a bottle with liquid or etc. on the instrument. An electric
shock or a failure may result.
- When pulling out the power plug from the outlet, pull it out surely from
the base of the plug so as not to put any pressure on the cable. When
pressure is put on the cable, the core in the power cable may
disconnected and an electric shock or a fire may result.
- Do not apply any abnormal stress to the cables by pulling them when
there are removed.
- Follow the instructions of “ 5.5 Storing of the instrument” regarding the
storing place.
- Clean the instrument for the next use.
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If the instrument fails to work properly, discontinue immediately
and contact the place of purchase for checks repairs, putting a
sign “Out of Order” on the instrument.
- Do not modify this instrument, or an electric shock or a failure may
result. The instrument has a part containing high voltage which may
lead to an electric shock. If you touch that part, death or severe injury
may result.
- Replace the fuse after making sure the power plug is pulled out from
the outlet, otherwise serious injury or death may result due to an
electric shock.
- Use the accompanying supplies or supplies specified by us for the
power cable and the fuse for security reasons. Do not use any
accompanying supplies for other devices for security reasons.
- When the instrument fails to work properly, contact the place of
purchase for checks and repairs without tampering with it.
- Make sure to check this instrument and parts periodically.
- When the instrument hasn•ft been used for over a month, make sure
to check that the instrument works properly and safely without fail
before use. See “5.3 Routine maintenance” in this book on how to
check.
1.1 Operating precautions