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Notes on Instrument Safety
DirectFRAP Safety Instructions Carl Zeiss
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Defective instruments are not to be disposed of as ordinary domestic waste. They should be
disposed of in accordance with the relevant regulations.
Samples should also be disposed of in compliance with the relevant legal requirements and
internal operating procedures.
The DirectFRAP imaging system must be connected to the power supply using several multiple
sockets connected separately to installation sockets. Connection via a single multiple socket
plugged into a single installation socket would lead to inadmissibly high contact current levels.
Maintenance or repair work as well as the modification, removal or replacement of
components not described in this manual, or any other interventions in the equipment may
only be carried out by the manufacturer Carl Zeiss Microscopy GmbH or by persons expressly
authorized by this company. This applies in particular to the microscope system, the laser
manipulation slider, the Laser Bench Tower or Laser Bench Rack, the control PC system and
the cable connections.
Only trained specialists or service staff are permitted to open the instrument.
Operation of the DirectFRAP imaging system is permitted in closed rooms only.
Please consider that the DirectFRAP imaging system is a high-precision opto-electronic
instrument. Improper handling of the instrument may easily affect its performance or even
damage it and will void all warranty claims.
Microscope tube openings or other ports not used must always be protected against dust and
humidity by mounting the corresponding instrument components or dust caps.
Dirt and dust may impair the performance of the devices. They must therefore be protected
from such influences to the greatest possible extent.
Ensure that the generation of electrostatic charges is avoided by a suitable design of the
workplace environment.
The instruments are not equipped with any special devices for protection against substances
that are corrosive, potentially infectious, toxic or radioactive, or other substances that could be
hazardous to health. All legal regulations must be observed when handling such substances,
particularly the relevant national accident prevention regulations.
Do not operate the supplied equipment in areas in which there is a danger of explosion, in the
presence of volatile anesthetics or flammable solvents, such as alcohol, benzene, etc.
Keep combustible and highly flammable materials away from the laser beam.
Do not replace detachable power cables by power cables with inadequate specifications.
Only the specified power cables should be used.