Safety
20.08.2012 Page 11 of 42 Rev. 04
- To avoid the risk of electric shock, do not place either the equipment or the
power supply unit in water or other liquids. If the cable or power supply
unit are damaged in any way, the power supply unit should no longer be
used. Never touch the power supply unit plug with wet hands. The power
supply unit should only be used in closed, dry spaces and must be
protected from damp.
2.4 Product-specific safety instructions
- The equipment should only be used in accordance with the described
indication and the defined bans and restrictions on use must be adhered to
(contact the manufacturer if necessary).
- The equipment should only be operated when standing on a level,
horizontal surface. Wide temperature fluctuations and draughts, direct
sunlight or vibrations should be avoided as they can lead to faulty readings.
- We expressly point out that if the equipment is incorrectly used the
intended protection measures for the analyser may be ineffective.
- Stop working immediately if there is a fault! Before further use of the
equipment, note the instructions on cleaning and on reporting and
remedying faults. After consultation with the manufacturer or the relevant
authorised sales company, it may be necessary to send the equipment to
the manufacturer or authorised sales company for repair.
- Use only original accessories and replacement parts to avoid damage to
equipment and persons. Repair work should only be carried out by the
manufacturer or companies authorised by the manufacturer.
- The use of reagents and consumables not expressly recommended by the
manufacturer may lead to serious reading and functional faults and is
therefore not approved.
- If the equipment is opened by the user without authorisation, liability for
the equipment and any damage caused by this is excluded.
2.5 Maintenance intervals
The SUPER GL easy / easy+ needs servicing once a year by assigned specialist
staff. A warning will appear on the screen once the service interval has elapsed.
If the service is not carried out, this can lead to incorrect readings which are not
the responsibility of the manufacturer.
You can find further instructions in the chapter on servicing and remedying faults.
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