SINTERIT Lisa X - Glossary; Safety Information; Symbols and Visual Cues

Sinterit LISA X Short User Manual | 3
1. GENERAL INFORMATION
1.1 Intended use
The short manual provides only a basic overview of the device and its general use. It will guide you throughout the entire
printing process. To learn more about specic features of your printer and read the latest version of the user manuals,
please visit our website www.sinterit.com/support/.
Sinterit disclaims any liability resulting from the lack of knowledge provided in the full manual.
1.2 Technical support
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our After-Sales department.
• www: sinterit.com/support/contact-support/
• e-mail: support@sinterit.com
• phone: +48 570 702 886 or +48 570 967 860
• headquarters address: Sinterit sp. z o.o., ul. Nad Drwina 10-B3, 30-741 Krakow, Poland
For a list of distributors and technical support in each country, please visit our website www.sinterit.com
IMPORTANT!
To facilitate the assistance process, please have the information ready:
• the type of machine,
• serial number (from the safety plate),
• printer rmware version ( SETTINGS SYSTEM INFO).
1.3 Marking text conventions used in the document and on the machine
Listed below are the descriptions of symbols used on the device. They constitute a warning or convey the information to
protect the user, other individuals, or surrounding objects and ensure the correct and safe use of the device.
WARNING!
An inevitably dangerous situation which can result in serious injury or even death. Initiation, or
omission, of a specic procedure as well as inattention, can cause severe physical injury to the
user.
ATTENTION!
Initiation, or omission, of a specic procedure, can cause physical damage to the equipment or the
user.
WARNING!
Risk of electric shock which can be fatal or cause severe burns. An inevitably dangerous situation,
which can result in serious injury or even death, if not mitigated. Before working with any equipment,
you should be aware of the dangers associated with the ow of electric current, and become
familiar with the standard procedures to prevent accidents.
WARNING!
IR laser radiation. Looking directly into the laser beam can cause blindness and skin burns. The
laser emits infrared radiation (infrared, IR), which is invisible to humans. Avoid eye or skin exposure
to direct or scattered radiation. Do not stare into the beam or view with optical instruments.
ATTENTION!
Beware of moving parts which can crush hands.