Simpson 260 Series - Test Lead Inspection and Maintenance; Instrument Care and Storage

Operator Servicing
NOTE: It is important to replace the 1 and 2 ampere
fuse with the specified fuse type only. (See
replacement parts list, Table 6-1, for proper:
fuse type.)
5,5 TEST LEAD INSPECTION
S.5.1 Periodic inspection of the test leads is recommended to
detect cuts, burned areas, deterioration or other damage that could
reduce the insulation strength of the leads.
NOTE: Before returning the Instrument to service,
check the performance ratings and make sure
that the electrical and mechanical configura-
tions have been restored to their original ap-
plications.
5.6 CARE
5.6.1 Immediately clean all spilled materials from the Instru-
ment and wipe dry. If the spillage is corrosive, use a suitable
cleaner to neutralize the corrosive action, and remove the spillage.
5.6.2 Whenever the Instrument is not in use, rotate the function
switch to the OFF/TRANSIT position.
5.6.3 Whenever possible, avoid prolonged exposure or usage in
areas which are subject to temperature and humidity extremes,
vibration or mechanical shock, dust or corrosive fumes, or strong
electrical or electromagnetic interferences.
5.6.4 Monthly Care: Verify Instrument accuracy by performing
operational checks using known, accurate, stable sources. If
proper calibration equipment is not available, contact the nearest
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