Fluke ESA612 - Manual (Page 17)

Electrical Safety Analyzer
Intended Use
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• Inspect the Analyzer before using it. Do
not use the Analyzer if abnormal
conditions of any sort are noted (such as a
faulty display, broken case, etc.)
• Inspect the test leads for damaged
insulation or exposed metal. Check test
lead continuity. Replace damaged leads
before using the Analyzer.
• When testing, always be sure to keep your
fingers behind the safety barriers on the
test leads.
• Never open the Analyzer's case.
Dangerous voltages are present. There are
no user replaceable parts in the Analyzer.
• Have the Analyzer serviced only by
qualified personnel.
• The Analyzer must be properly earthed.
Only use a supply socket that has a
protective earth contact. If there is any
doubt as to the effectiveness of the supply
socket earth, do not connect the Analyzer.
Do not use a two-conductor adapter or
extension cord; this will break the
protective ground connection.
• Do not use the 15-20 A adapter to power
devices rated in excess of 15 A. Doing so
may overload the installation.
• Use extreme caution when working with
voltages above 30 V.
• Use the proper terminals, functions and
ranges for the test being performed.
• Do not touch metal parts of the device
under test (DUT) during analysis. The DUT
should be considered an electrical shock
hazard when connected to the Analyzer as
some tests involve high voltages, high
currents, and/or the removal of DUT earth
bond.
Intended Use
The Analyzer is intended for use by trained service
technicians to perform periodic inspections on a wide
range of medical equipment. The testing procedures are
menu-driven, and simple to operate.