1-2 Qualitek mR Owner’s Guide
1.3 English
• The Qualitek mR must be connected to an earthed (grounded) power supply of
100-240VAC 50/60Hz.
• The covers on the equipment should be removed only by personnel trained to
avoid the risk of electric shock. The power supply to the equipment must be
switched off and disconnected before removing any covers.
• Do not substitute the fuse rating. Always use the correctly rated fuse, failure to
do so may be hazardous and can cause damage to the equipment.
• Do not make or break external connectors or connections while the
Qualitek mR is switched on.
• When using a pneumatic Autocoupling with the Qualitek mR, take care to
ensure that both the Autocoupling and the component are adequately
restrained.
• The component to be tested, and the air supply line to the Qualitek mR, must be
free from water or liquid residue before testing; otherwise damage may be
inflicted on the sensitive transducer within the instrument.
• The electrical IEC connector is a disconnect device and must therefore be
totally accessible in an emergency.
• Operation of this product outside of the manufacturer's instructions may impair
the protection provided by the equipment.
CAUTION/WARNING: Areas of the equipment that display this symbol in yellow
or red are potentially hazardous. Consult the appropriate section of the user
manual in respect of the specific hazard.
CAUTION: If the equipment is used in a manner not specified in this manual, the
protection provided by the equipment may be impaired.
WARNING: Avoid Personal injury and/or Equipment Damage. Tested parts must
be secured in place mechanically or be enclosed/covered to avoid personal
injury or equipment damage. Securing tested parts with air couple devices only
,
is NOT sufficient. Loss of power or air pressure, or multiple reset/abort inputs
while the vent step is running will immediately de-energize any couple/clamp
valves.
WARNING: Always wear eye protection when working with pressurized air.
Disconnect all pressure sources when working with internal components of
Uson equipment.
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