ME12058B−i
Maintenance Section
Safety Notes
Potentially Dangerous Parts within the MFM65 system components.
Warning labels have been affixed on or near potentially dangerous parts. They are expressed with
universal safety pictographs as described in the next paragraph. A summary label containing the main
hazards from these potentially dangerous parts appears on the front panel of this instrument. Warning
labels concerning prevention of exposure to X-rays, high voltage or other hazards use the signal word
“WARNING” or “CAUTION”. The use of Warning does not imply there is a hazard during ordinary
measurements, but a potential danger may arise due to carelessness or mishandling during maintenance
work or the like.
(1) Classification of Warning Indication. The degree of possible danger or damage in the case of
mishandling and the urgency of warning are classified into the following levels:
a) DANGER
In the case of carelessness or mishandling, an operator may immediately be killed or suffer a serious
injury to cause later death.
This indication is used very limitedly, and it must be strictly observed.
b) WARNING
In the case of mishandling, an operator may be killed or suffer a serious injury. It is also used to
denote an action that could cause serious damage to system components of the MFM65.
c) CAUTION
In the case of mishandling, an operator may suffer a slight or medium injury or material damage
alone is expected. The serious injury mentioned above means loss of eyesight, an injury, a burn
(high temperature or low temperature), an electric shock, a fracture, poisoning or the like which
involves an aftereffect, hospitalization or going to hospital for a long-term for medical treatment.
The slight injury means an injury, a burn, an electric shock or the like which does not involve
hospitalization or going to hospital for a long-term for medical treatment. Material damage means
damage to related facilities or acquired data.
(2) Pictographs for Warning Indication. Pictographs prepared according to ISO and ANSI guidelines are
attached. For details, see the list of warning labels. When a warning label is damaged, please contact
Rigaku to obtain a replacement label.
NOTE : Please read the SAFETY chapter in this manual before operating the MFM65 system.
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