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Rotary Microtome HM 340 E
MICROM International GmbH
Robert-Bosch-Str. 49
D- 69190 Walldorf 386 200 - English
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
ATTENTION !
Please observe the following general precautions during operation of this instrument. Failure to
comply with these precautions violates safety standards and the intended use of the instrument.
MICROM GmbH is not liable for misuse of the instruments and failure to comply with basic safety
requirements.
INSTRUMENT GROUNDING
To avoid injury from electrical current, the instrument must be connected with the safety ground. The
instrument is equipped with a three wire ground plug. The power outlet must be connected to the safety
ground and must meet the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) regulations.
CAUTION: VOLTAGE
Never remove instrument covers during operation. Component replacement as well as adjustments must only
be made by trained service personnel. Unplug the unit before removing or opening the covers.
DANGER IN EXPLOSIVE ENVIRONMENT
The instrument must not be operated in the presence of flammable gases.
CARE IN USING MICROTOME KNIFE
To diminish the danger of being injured by the knife or blade, use the knife guard when
adjusting specimen and knife. If possible, the specimen should be clamped in before
the knife is inserted into the knife carrier. Before changing the knife carrier, always
remove blade or knife! Unused knives should always be kept in a knife case. Never try
to catch a dropping knife! Never check the sharpness of the cutting edge with your
fingers. The cutting edge is extremely sharp! Be careful when sectioning and/or
removing sections.
HAZARD OF RADIOACTIVE RADIATION
When working with radioactive specimens observe all applicable radiation safety procedures.
HAZARD OF INFECTION
Use the appropriate safety and disinfection measures when working with infectious specimens.