Unplug the power cord from the power outlet and store it while the instrument is not in
use. For safety, if the instrument will not be used for an extended period of time, clean
each part and store the instrument in a place free from humidity and from dust and
foreign matter.
Using the instrument in a humid place, place exposed to oil smoke or steam, or dusty place, may cause
its parts to deteriorate, short-circuit, fire, etc. The installation humidity range is 30 to 85%
(non-condensing). If you wish to install the instrument in a special place, consult our authorized dealer or
sales office.
Do not operate the power plug and switches with a wet hand. When connecting/
removing the power plug, do so by holding the plug.
Failure to observe these instructions may result in electric shock.
Be sure to use the supplied power cord. Also, be sure to use a correct power cord that
is suitable for the current capacity of region where the instrument is used.
If an inappropriate power cord or voltage is used, instrument malfunction due to short-circuit, fire or
voltage drop, unexpected accidents or injuries due to electric shock, etc., can occur. The preset voltage
cannot be changed by the user.
For the power cord, a standard cord specified by local law may have to be used.
If a power cord not specified by the PSE standard, UL/CSA standard or EC standard is required, contact
the Sakura Finetek Technical Support representative or local representative.
Be sure to connect the power plug to a power outlet with grounding terminals.
Connect the power plug to a dedicated power outlet with grounding terminals meeting the requirements
for class D (former class 3) grounding. If the power plug is not grounded through proper grounding
terminals, fire or electric shock may occur in case current leaks.
Do not forcibly bend, pull, twist or bundle the power cord or otherwise damage the
power cord.
Fire or electric shock may occur.
Do not overload the outlet and do not use an extension cord.
Doing so may stop the operation of the instrument due to voltage drop, or fire can occur due to heat
generation.
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