Turn off the robot, by pressing the disconnection button and removing the battery, and call your service
representative in any of the following cases:
● The enclosures are damaged.
● The robot has been mechanically damaged or misassembled.
● Liquid has entered the robot.
● Ink is leaking inside the robot.
● Ink is leaking outside the robot and is out of control.
● There is smoke or an unusual smell coming from the robot.
● The robot has been dropped and a sensor may have been damaged.
● The robot will not start.
● The robot is not operating normally.
Press the disconnection button, shelter the robot, and remove the battery in any of the following cases:
● During a thunderstorm, electrostatic discharges, or other electromagnetic interference
● Before the onset of rain, snow, hail, or other precipitation (the robot is not designed to work in these
conditions)
● If the robot is not working and exposed to outdoor high temperatures and sunshine
● When the robot is parked and people not involved in the use of the robot could approach the working
area
● During a power failure
Use only HP-branded ink. Do not use unauthorized third-party ink.
Read and follow the instructions on safety warning labels on the robot before using it.
Take these precautions after finishing a job:
● Avoid storing the robot where it will be exposed to sunlight, or very high or low temperatures.
● Avoid storing or parking the robot where it can be exposed to rain, snow, hail, or other precipitation,
or to any kind of liquid or dust.
Material storage, handling, and disposal should be done according to local laws. Follow your
Environmental Health and Safety processes and procedures. For further information, see the Safety
Data Sheets (SDS), which you can find at http://www.hp.com/go/msds.
Electric shock hazard
The battery-charger assembly uses a local power cord. Unplug the power cord if you notice smoke or an
unusual smell when charging the battery.
WARNING! The internal circuits of the battery-charger power module operate at hazardous voltages
capable of causing death or serious personal injury.
Electric shock hazard
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