Safety precautions for the heating-lamp emitter
● Disregard of the safety precautions or improper operation of the infrared emitter can lead to injuries
and mat
erial damage.
● The IR heating device should be operated only by specialists or trained personnel.
The operator of the system should compile specific instructions for personnel training.
● The safety and functional reliability of the IR heating device are guaranteed only if you are using
original acce
ssories and spare parts from HP.
● After an emitter break, a dangerous voltage may be exposed to contact by the heating spiral.
● The reflector side should not be cleaned.
Transport and handling of the heating-lamp emitter
● Transport the IR emitter, in the packaging provided, to the place of installation.
CAUTION: If the IR emitter must be transported without its packaging, wear linen gloves.
F
ingerprints on the quartz tube will cause devitrification, which leads to radiation losses and
mechanical failure.
● Always carry the emitter with great care, avoiding any impact or shaking. Carry it so that the
cross-section faces up, to avoid bending and breaking.
● Grip the emitter only by the sides of the ceramic connector.
● Avoid any pressure on the flat base.
When installing IR emitters
● HP recommends that you wear protective goggles when installing or replacing emitters, to protect
y
ourself from broken glass that you may come into contact with.
● The safety and functional reliability of the IR heating device are guaranteed only when using original
acce
ssories and spare parts from HP.
● After an emitter break, a dangerous voltage may be exposed to contact by the heating spiral.
● The reflector side should not be cleaned.
1. Insert the new heating lamp in the correct position.
2. Put back and tighten the two screws.
3. Put the bottom glass back in place and tighten the four captive screws.
4. Close the top cover.
Finish the replacement
The following steps provide the complete procedure for this topic.
1. Ensure that all windows, covers, and doors are closed and remain in their original positions.
Finish the replacement 267
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