User manual LEICA EG F V1.0

[. . . ] This document is protected under copyright laws. Any copyrights of this document are retained by Leica Microsystems Nussloch GmbH. Any reproduction of text and illustrations (or of any parts thereof) by means of print, photocopy, microfiche, web cam or other methods ­ including any electronic systems and media ­ requires express prior permission in writing by Leica Microsystems Nussloch GmbH. For the instrument serial number and year of manufacture, please refer to the name plate at the back of the instrument. [. . . ] important information for the user, appear in a gray box and are marked with . (5) (Fig. 5) Figures in brackets refer to item nos. in drawings or to the drawings themselves. If additional requirements on accident prevention and environmental proctection exist in the country of operation, this instruction manual must be supplemented by appropriate instructions to ensure compliance with such requirements. Instrument surfaces which become hot during operation are marked with this symbol Instrument type: All information contained in this instruction manual applies solely to the instrument type indicated on the cover page. Required information for all enquiries For any enquiries please be sure to specify: · Instrument type · Serial number A name plate with the instrument serial number is attached to the bottom of the instrument. Leica EG F 5 2. Safety Be sure to comply with the safety instructions and warnings in this chapter. Be sure to read these instructions, even if you are already familiar with the operation and use of other Leica products. 2. 1 Safety instructions This instruction manual contains important instructions and information regarding the operational safety and maintenance of the instrument. The instruction manual is an important part of the product, which must be read carefully prior to setup and use and must always be kept near the instrument. This instrument was built and tested in accordance with the safety regulations for electrical measuring, control, regulating and laboratory devices as specified below: · EN 61010 -1 · EN 61010 -2 · EN 61326-1. · EN 61000 -3-2 · EN 61000 -3-3 In order to maintain this condition and ensure safe operation, the operator must observe all the instructions and warnings contained in this instruction manual. 6 Instruction Manual V1. 0 ­ 03/2003 2. Safety 2. 2 Warnings To ensure perfect operation of the instrument, the following safety instructions and warnings must be observed: The instrument must be connected to mains only with one of the supplied power cords and only to grounded sockets. The protective function must not be removed through the use of an extension cord without protective earth conductor. Extreme temperature fluctuations between storage facility and setup site as well as high humidity may cause condensation to form. In this case, a two-hour waiting period must be maintained before switching on the instrument. Failure to observe the waiting period may result in damage to the instrument. The instrument may only be operated by trained laboratory personnel. It may only be used according to its designated use and the instructions in this instruction manual. The instrument may be opened for maintenance or repair work by authorized service technicians only. Switch the instrument off and unplug it before each cleaning. Do not use any solvent containing acetone or xylene for cleaning. While handling cleaning materials, observe the safety regulations of the manufacturer and the applicable laboratory regulations. The instrument must not be operated in hazardous locations. Before replacing the fuses, switch the instrument off and pull the power plug from the wall socket. Do not use any fuses other than factory-installed fuses. [. . . ] · Select the power cord with the correct connector for your mains power socket from the supplied set of power cords. The instrument must be connected to mains only with the supplied power cord and only to a grounded socket. · Insert a small screwdriver into the cutout (5) and carefully pry out the insert. · Remove the fuse housing (8) together with the fuses (7). · Replace the defective fuses, reinsert the fuse housing in the instrument and press down until it snaps into place (audible click). · Connect the plug of the power cord to the connecting socket (6) on the rear of the control unit. · Plug the power cord into the mains power socket. 10 Instruction Manual V1. 0 ­ 03/2003 4. 4. 1 Overview ­ Components / functions Instrument features Control instrument (front view) Control panel Forceps holder Paraffin collecting tray Heatable forceps (tip width 1 mm), with cable Fig. [. . . ]