Fluid Management 1500HS Accutinter - Manual (Page 14)

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Getting Started
Installation
Unpacking and Set up
Follow the steps on the next nine pages to set up your Accutinter 1500 or Accutinter
1500 HS.
1
Make sure these items are available before installing.
Accutinter 1500 or Accutinter 1500 HS unit
Computer, mouse, and keyboard
Label printer and labels (optional accessory)
Barcode scanner (optional accessory)
Surge protector (not included)
2
Tools needed for installation.
Phillips screwdriver
Scissors or diagonal cutters
3
Unpack the machine.
a. Remove the interior contents of the packaging.
b. While unpacking the machine, inspect the machine for any damage that
may have occurred during shipping.
Verify the contents against the packing slip. Note if any items are missing
or damaged. Call Fluid Management Customer Service at 1-800-462-2466
if any items are missing.
4
Position dispenser in permanent location.
Choose a location for your dispenser that is capable of supporting the weight
(700 pounds [317 kg]). Make sure there is enough room for service personnel
to have access to the rear of the machine. If there is not enough room, routine
maintenance may be difficult to perform.
5
Position the monitor, keyboard,
and computer.
Place the monitor and keyboard on the
keyboard support on the left of the
machine. See Figure 1.
Warnings
ALWAYS shut off the power
and unplug your machine
from the AC power outlet
before servicing.
This unit must be plugged
into a dedicated electrical
line. This includes:
• 15 amp line for 120 Volt
equipment
• 15 amp line for 220 Volt
equipment
The surface the dispenser sits
on must be strong enough to
support its weight of up to
700 pounds (317 kg).
Replace all fuses with the
exact sized replacements.
This machine is not explosion
proof and must not be used
in a flammable atmosphere or
with flammable materials.
To reduce the risk of electric
shock or injury, use indoors only.
If any damage is found, notify the carrier immediately. Arrange for
inspection in order to claim recovery. Claims for damage must be made by the
consignee (YOU). The carrier assumes full responsibility upon acceptance
of the shipment and will not entertain any claims by the consignor.
FIGURE 1