Safety Instructions - IKA A10 basic Mode D'emploi

can be accessed by everyone.
health and safety and accident prevention regulations.
eration.
the instrument at high speed.
stable, clean, non-slip, dry and fireproof surface.
aged.
fore each use. Do not use damaged components.
Please pay attention to avoiding
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hand injury when operate the instru-
ment.
Always open the chamber care-
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fully after use, as the material in the
chamber may heat up due to trans-
fer of energy during operation. Wear
gloves if necessary or wait for mate-
rial to cool down.
Do not
spheres, with hazardous substances or under water.
lowing a cut in the power supply.
described in the "Accessories" chapter.
mains supply by pulling out the mains plug or the con-
nector plug.
to the mains voltage.
impacts.

Safety Instructions

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lines, and occupational health and safety regulations for
use in the laboratory. When working with the mill, the
user must wear his personal protective equipment.
brittling the mill feed with coolants (dry ice).
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plug before cleaning or replacing parts.
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chamber (particularly when using coolants).
ists, even during repairs. The machine is to be unplugged
from the mains before opening. Live parts inside the
machine may still be live for some time after unplugging
from the mains.
Only process dry solid sample with
the instrument. Never use it for pro-
cessing liquid or wet samples.
Never cool the samples with liquid
nitrogen inside A10 basic grinding
chamber. If the samples have to be
cooled with liquid nitrogen, please
cool them first before filling into A10
basic grinding chamber.
Before removing the chamber cap,
switch off the mill and wait until the
motor stops. Beware of risk posed by
trailing grinding tool.
The grinding pot, grinding tool and
rotor shaft may be hot after long
grinding cycles. Allow the mill to
cool down before cleaning or before
changing grinding tool.
Beware of the sharp edged cutter
in particular when changing grind-
ing tool and when cleaning. Always
wear your personal protective equip-
ment (protective gloves, etc.).
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