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12. Pack the hose ends in protective bags and secure them using adhesive tape.
13. Close the left side wall of the analyzer:
• Connect the grounding conductor connection to the side wall.
• First screw in the screws at the bottom and then the top side. Tighten the screws
in turn.
14. Close the doors of the analyzer.
15. Attach the top cover and secure it with adhesive tape.
16. Carefully package the accessories, in particular protect glass components against
breakage.
9.1.2 Transport notes
Observe the safety instructions in section "Safety instructions, transport and installation"
p. 13. Transport the analyzer very carefully to prevent damage from impact or vibration.
The analyzer should be transported in such a way that major temperature fluctuations
are avoided and the formation of condensate is thus prevented.
9.1.3 Moving the analyzer in the laboratory
CAUTION
Unintentional dropping of the analyzer poses a risk of injury and
the analyzer will be
damaged! Move the analyzer with great care! 2 persons are required to lift and carry the
analyzer!
Observe the following when moving the analyzer within the laboratory:
Insufficiently secured components pose a risk of injury! Before moving the analyzer
remove all loose components, in particular the reagent bottle with phosphoric acid.
Disconnect all supply connections and any add-on devices from the analyzer.
To prevent health damage the following must be observed when moving the
analyzer in the laboratory (lifting and carrying):
• For reasons of safety 2 persons are required to transport the analyzer and must
position themselves on both sides of the equipment.
• Because the analyzer does not feature any handles, firmly grip the device from
the bottom and make sure prior to simultaneous lifting the device that the
sensitive components at the front are protected by the closed doors.
Observe the guide values and adhere to the legally mandated limits for lifting and
carrying without auxiliary means!
For the setup at the new location observe the notes in section "Site requirements"
p. 41.
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