c)
Physical Damage
Some of the components used in the assembly may contain very small quantities of toxic
materials.Thereexistsa remote possibility that physicallydamaged components maypresent a
toxic hazard. As a general precaution avoid unnecessary contact with damaged electronic
components and arrange for disposal in accordance with local legislation that may currently be
in force.
13.5 TRANSPORT AND HANDLING
The instrument is supplied in a soft carry bag which offers adequate protection under normal
working conditions. For transportation over long distances the instrument should be suitably
packed in a box filled with shock absorbing material such as bubblepack or corrugated
cardboard.
13.6 STORAGE
The instrument should be stored in a dry, clean environment. The NiCad batteries will self
discharge within three months and it will be necessary to fully charge the batteries which takes
14 hours using the recommended AC adaptor outlined in specification (section 14).
No hazard is anticipated during storage.
13.7 DISPOSAL
When disposing of electrical and electronic equipment or packaging materials, exercise
precautions that are required by local legislation. If in doubt, contact the local authority.
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