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Defines operating company responsibilities for personnel safety and access control.
Provides essential safety guidelines, including avoiding unauthorized changes and using approved parts.
Describes the device's purpose and suitable materials for grinding.
Lists prohibited uses, such as continuous operation or processing liquids.
Details safety precautions for connecting the device to the mains power, including earthing.
Warns about hazards from damaged power cables and plugs during initial setup.
Highlights risks of explosion, harmful materials, and chemical reactivity changes during operation.
Warns about pinching and bruising hazards when closing the device hood.
Guides on how to properly insert different types of grinding containers, noting anti-rotation locks.
Explains the safe procedure for inserting the sharp knife insert and highlights cut hazards.
Provides instructions for filling the container, both inside and outside the device, with cut hazard warnings.
Introduces how to set and change grinding parameters, distinguishing adjustable and activatable ones.
Introduces the mode for saving and recalling grinding parameter sets for repetitive tasks.
Guides on how to choose and load a previously saved programme for execution.
Describes how to modify the parameters of existing saved programmes.
Explains how to save current settings as a new programme and how to remove saved programmes.
Introduces the mode for creating and running grinding sequences of parameter sets.
Guides on how to choose and load a saved grinding sequence for execution.
Describes how to edit, save, and delete grinding sequences.
Lists error codes, their descriptions, and recommended measures for resolving faults.
General| Brand | Retsch |
|---|---|
| Model | GM 200 |
| Category | Laboratory Equipment |
| Language | English |
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