v 1.4 — September 2015 Altanium Neo2
4 General Safety
• The system should only be installed by qualified personnel in accordance with local
codes.
• The safety of any system incorporating this equipment is the responsibility of the
assembler of the system.
• Only persons with a thorough knowledge of the system's operation and capabilities
should operate the system.
• Read all of these instructions before connecting power and turning on the system.
• Follow all warnings and instructions marked on the system.
• Unless specifically explained in this manual or directed by Husky, do not attempt to
repair the system. Doing so could result in damage to the system, or serious personal
injury.
• Only use the specified input supply voltage that is indicated on the identification label
attached to the power input cable and/or the cabinet
NOTE:If unsure of the appropriate supply voltage, call the nearest Husky Regional
Service and Sales office.
WARNING!
Electrical hazard - risk of shock or personal injury. ALWAYS ensure the screw on the
back of the top portion of the controller, marked with the general warning symbol, is
installed when controller is energized. This is the grounding point for the top cover to
the chassis. Removal of this screw could cause an unsafe condition unless proper
precautions are taken such, as Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO).
WARNING!
Gas/vapor hazard - risk of respiratory injury. Certain processed materials could release
harmful gas, vapors or dust. Install an exhaust system according to local codes. Plastic
degrades with prolonged exposure to the setpoint temperature. Do not leave machine
and controller unattended.
CAUTION!
Mechanical hazard - risk of damage to the equipment. NEVER allow the fan inlets or
outlets on the unit to become blocked. This is where the system's cooling airflow enters
and exits. If this area of the mainframe becomes cluttered and insufficient airflow
results, damage may occur to the system.
CAUTION!
When switching OFF the system wait 30 seconds before switching the main disconnect
back ON. Failure to wait 30 seconds may result in communication issues.
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