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6 Operation | 6.7 Shutting down the System
6.7.2 De-energizing the Microscope
Prerequisite
ü
The microscope is in Standby mode, see
1. To switch to Off mode, press the
Off
button at the front of the plinth.
à
The yellow
Standby
button blinks during shut down.
à
When all subsystems are fully deactivated, the
Off
button lights up red permanently.
à
Computer, electronic components, and vacuum system are switched off.
à
The electron optical column is partially vented.
à
A 24 V auxiliary voltage is still present to restart the microscope.
2. To cut off the compressed air supply, close the compressed air main shut-off valve.
3. To cut off the nitrogen supply, close the nitrogen main shut-off valve.
4. To cut off the cooling water supply, close the main shut-off valve for water.
5. Set the
MAIN
switch to the Off position.
à
All power is cut off from the microscope.
6. To disconnect the power connection at the facility installation, remove the power plug
(male connector) from the socket (female connector).
7. To secure the microscope against accidental re-activation, refer to
See also
2
2
6.7.3 Performing a Lockout/Tagout
The Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedure defines the process by which the microscope is isolated
from potential hazards associated with the unexpected release of hazardous energy. This proce-
dure needs to be performed when service, maintenance work, or unscheduled repairs can cause
exposure to any form of hazardous energy.
Info
The customer is responsible for providing instructions on how to operate the energy-isolating
devices properly.
Prerequisite
ü
The microscope has been de-energized.
1. Verify that the microscope has been de-energized properly.
2. To secure the microscope against accidental re-activation, lock the energy-isolating devices.
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