Precautions on disassembly and assembly CLV-180
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ISSUE 1
1. Warning
(1) To prevent potentially dangerous health risks, select a well-ventilated location when using organic solvents.
(2) To prevent potentially dangerous health risks, rinse your body well under running water to wash away
organic solvents if any adhere to your body.
(3) When using organic solvents, handle flames such as those in alcohol lamps with caution since these
solvents may ignite if exposed to flame. In addition, be sure to put the lids on containers of organic solvents
before leaving the workbench.
2. Caution
(1) Attach parts in their original configurations during reassembly. Pay particularly close attention to the following
items:
a) Insulators, such as insulating tubes and mylar sheets
b) Cable rerouting, clamps, and cores
c) Shielded parts and covered screws with toothed washers
Failure to attach parts in their original configurations, even if it does not impair
product functions, poses the risk of noise radiation and reduced electrical safety.
(2) Exercise extreme caution to prevent possible injuries during reassembly. Be particularly careful to avoid
injuring yourself on the sharp edges of metal parts.
(3) Always use the specified components. The product is comprised of components designed to withstand
anticipated vibration, heat, and voltage. When replacing any component, make sure the replacement
component has the same characteristics as the original component, and always use the specified
components.
(4) Use the specified jigs and tools. The use of any unspecified jigs or tools may damage the AR-TZ2 or the
components under repair and prevent it from functioning properly or performing optimally.
(5) Be careful to avoid electrocution. Only remove the cover enclosing the OTV-SP1C after turning off the power
and unplugging the power cord, unless it is critically important not to do so.
(6) Be careful about residual voltage. Even if the unit is turned off before the cover is opened, keep in mind that
the capacitor may still hold a charge, so take care to avoid electrocution.
(7) Guard against static electricity. If it is necessary to touch the boards or other electrical components, to
prevent damaging them, use a conductive mat or wristband to discharge static electricity.
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