Handling - Conrad Electronic FSP400-60GLC Notice D'emploi

9. Handling

Take note of all the safety instructions in these operating instructions!
The product is only to be used in dry indoor locations. Contact with moisture
must be avoided by all means.
Never touch the device and the power cord/plug when your hands are wet or
damp. It can cause perilous electric shock!
• The following unfavorable conditions are to be avoided at the place of installation or
during transport:
- wetness or too high air humidity
- extreme hot and cold temperatures
- direct sunlight
- dust or flammable gases, fumes or solvents
- strong vibrations
- strong magnetic fields such as near machines or loudspeakers
• Make sure there is sufficient ventilation of the computer/power supply unit on the
installation site. The computer has to be set up/placed in a way so that there can be
air circulation. Never cover the ventilation openings, never cover the computer when
it is in operation.
• Do not grip into the ventilation slots and openings of the housing with any objects such
as paperclips, biros, pins and knitting needles etc.
Children may try to insert objects (eg toys) into the ventilation slots, openings of the
housing of the ATX power supply unit or of the computer.
This would damage the ATX power supply unit and the computer into which it is built
in. There is furthermore the risk of a life-threatening electric shock if you touch
electrical lines and terminals!
• If you bring the power supply unit (or the computer into which the power supply unit is
installed) from a cold to a warm room, condensing water may form.
Let the power supply unit (and the computer into which the power supply unit is
installed) get to room temperature first, before you connect it with mains voltage and
switch it on. This can sometimes take several hours.
Otherwise this may not only destroy the power supply unit or the computer, but there
is also the risk of a life-threatening electric shock!
• When installing the computer, make sure that none of the cables are pinched or
caught.
• Check the ATX power supply unit (and the computer) for damages before each use.
If you detect any damages, the ATX power supply unit or the computer must NOT be
connected to the mains voltage!
There is a mortal danger!
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