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HS/KS260 0305
Contens
Guarantee
Safety instructions
Proper use
Unpacking
Useful facts
Commissioning
Switching on
Display
Operating modes
Setting the agitation time
Setting the speed
Attachments
Supported weight (load)
Error codes
Interface and outputs
Communication between laboratory instrument and PC 32
Motor protection / safety device
Maintenance and cleaning
Accessories
Technical data
List of spare parts basic / control
Spare parts diagram (control)
Contens
In order to be able to use the appliance properly and safely, every
user must first read the operating instructions and observe the
safety instructions contained therein. Take care of these operating
instructions and keep them in a place where they can be accessed
by everyone.
Only staff who have been trained accordingly, know the appliance
and are authorised to carry out work in this field should use this
appliance. The machine may only be opened by trained specialists
- even during repairs. The machine is to be unplugged from the
mains before opening. Live parts inside the machine may still be
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live for some time after unplugging from the mains.
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NOTE ! Covering or parts that are capable of being
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removed from the unit without accessory equipment
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have to be reattached to the unit for safe operation in
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order to prevent, for example, the ingress of fluids, foreign matter,
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etc. .
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When working with the shaking unit, the user must select and
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wear his personal protective equipment according to the mixing
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hazard category. Defective or inadequate protective equipment
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can expose the user to the risk of spurting liquids, projectile parts
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or being pulled in at the shaking table or support. Never touch
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moving parts (risk of crushing,
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impact and cutting, see fig. 1:
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Danger zones).
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Ensure that parts of the body,
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hair or items of clothing cannot
be trapped by the motion
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parts.
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Please follow the relevant
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safety instructions and guideli-
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nes, and occupational health
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and safety regulations for use
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in the laboratory.
Beware of the high dead
weight of the appliance when
transporting. Ensure that your
fingers do not get crushed
when setting down the appli-
ance.
Always install the appliance
on a flat, stable non-slip base.
Before use, please ensure that the knob for setting the shaking
rate is at the left stop as the appliance starts up at the last shaking
fig. 1 danger zones
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