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Connecting the centrifuge
NOTICE
Damage to the samples and the device if the ambient
temperature exceeds or falls below the respective max-
imum/minimum permissible ambient temperature.
−
Comply with the maximum and minimum permissible
ambient temperatures for installation of the device.
−
Do not place the device next to a heat source.
− Do not expose the device to direct sunlight.
− Do not expose the device to frost.
Personnel:
■ Trained user
1. Place the device on a stable and level surface.
2. Maintain a distance of 300mm around the device.
3. Comply with the ambient conditions in the technical data (⮫
Chapter 3
‘Device overview’ on page 9
).
NOTICE
Damage to the device by unauthorised personnel
− Tampering with and modications to devices by unau-
thorised persons are at the operating organisation's own
risk and will result in the loss of all warranty and liability
claims.
NOTICE
Damage to the device due to condensation.
There is a risk of condensation forming on electrical com-
ponents when component surfaces are cold and the sur-
rounding air is warmer. The condensation that forms may
cause a short circuit and/or destroy electronics.
− Warm the device up for at least 3 hours in a warm room
before connecting it to the mains.
or
−
Warm up for 30 minutes in a cold room.
Personnel:
■
Trained user
1.
A type B residual current circuit breaker must be used if the device
is additionally protected with a residual current circuit breaker in the
building installation.
When using a different type, the residual current circuit breaker may
either not switch off the unit if there is a fault on the unit, or it may
switch off the unit even though there is no fault on the unit.
2.
Check whether the mains voltage matches the specication on the
rating plate.
3.
Connect the device to a standard mains socket using the mains
cable.
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