Do not wet the instrument.
If areas other than those instructed by "Daily Inspection and Care" get wet, current leak may occur and
cause fire or electric shock.
If dews are formed on the instrument, do not turn on the power.
If the power is turned on while dews are formed on the instrument, current leak may occur and cause fire or
electric shock.
Do not pour reagent or paraffin directly into the retort.
If you open the retort lid and directly pour reagent or paraffin into the resort, reagent bottles or paraffin
containers may overflow and cause failure or fire. Tissue processing may also be negatively affected.
A wrong operation may stop or interrupt the tissue processing. Be careful not to let
unauthorized personnel manipulate or tamper with the instrument while operating.
If the power is turned off by unauthorized personnel, the tissue processing may be interrupted and the
tissues may be damaged. Arrange the work environment so that only the operators with expert knowledge
can use this instrument. Also consider using external alarms, etc., just in case.
Do not let foreign matter goes inside the instrument.
If water, metal, paper or other foreign matter enters the air inlets (to the fan, etc.), fire, electric shock, injury
of the user, instrument failure, etc., may occur. If foreign matter entered the instrument, immediately stop
the instrument and contact the Sakura Finetek Technical Support representative or local representative.
Do not operate the instrument while wearing metal accessories.
Conductors (metal pen, accessories, etc.) worn on your body may contact the instrument and cause
electric shock.
Do not block the intake/exhaust ports and air port around the instrument.
Do not block the intake/exhaust ports (air inlets) with a wall or object or use the instrument in a poorly
ventilated place or with the dustproof covers still attached, because heat will be trapped in the instrument
and cause the capacity of the instrument to drop, while fire, accident, failure, etc., may also occur due to
abnormal overheating.
Periodically check the power cord and power outlet for damage and accumulation of
dust.
Foreign particle and dust accumulating on the power outlet may cause fire. Clean the power outlet
periodically.
In an environment where low humidity allows static electricity to generate easily,
discharge the static electricity from your body before opening a retort lid or touching a
reagent bottle.
Since volatile reagent is used, sparks generated by static electricity may cause fire. Gently touch the retort
lock cover to discharge static electricity.
Install the instrument away from other electrical equipment.
If the regent in use contacts a flame, fire may occur.
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