Operating instructions sample cleaner MLN | Revision 3
Obligations of the operator
In the European Economic Area (EEA), the national implementation of framework
directive 89/391/EEC and the relevant specific directives (especially directive
2009/104/EC "about the minimum requirements for safety and health protection in
case of the use of equipment by workers") must be borne in mind and adhered to,
with regard to the version that is currently valid.
In addition, the local legal provisions for the following must be adhered to:
Safety of personnel (accident prevention regulations)
Accident prevention regulation DGUV Regulation 3 (previously BGV A 3) "Electrical systems and
equipment" (DGUV = Association of German Statutory Accident Insurance)
Safety of work equipment (protective equipment and maintenance)
Permitted noise load (depending on the site and time of day)
Product disposal (waste legislation)
Material disposal (waste legislation)
Cleaning (cleaning agents and disposal)
Hazardous substances (in Germany, the technical rules for hazardous substances – TRGS 555 apply)
Environmental protection regulations.
Electrical connections
The sample cleaner MLN may only be connected to a correctly-earthed socket with an
earth conductor.
Illumination intensity
The operator must ensure sufficient and proper intensity of illumination in all the areas
of the machine.
At least 300 lux is expected (maintenance value).
ASR A3.4 is applicable in Germany (Technical rules for workplaces – Artificial lighting
2.6 General safety instructions
The safety equipment and safety instructions described in these Operating
Instructions must be borne in mind.
1. Disconnect the device from the mains in case of malfunctioning.
2. Disconnect the device from mains before starting with the cleaning operation.
3. Do not let the device get wet during transport, storage, cleaning and operation.
4. Make sure that you only use the sample cleaner when it is in a defect-free
condition.
5. Never touch the mains cable with wet hands.
6. Always use original spare parts and accessories (refer to chapter 10 and 11).
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