Safety – Leica Biosystems SP2600 User Manual

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Supplementary instruction manual V 1.2 – 07/2002

Safety instructions -

cleaning disinfection and maintenance

Only authorized service technicians

may access the internal components of

the instrument for service and repair!

Cleaning detergents appropriate for

the ultramilling attachment.

Varnished surfaces:

• mild laboratory detergents (slightly

moistened cloth)!

Non-varnished metal parts:

• mild laboratory detergents,

• xylene substitutes (slightly

moistened cloth)

• alcohol (slightly moistened cloth).

For disinfection of the instrument and

accessories use Leica Cryofect or

other commercial disinfectants. - Use

all disinfectants according to the

manufacturer’s instructions.

When disinfecting, wear appropriate

goggles and mask as well as protec-

tive gloves.

Dispose of potentially infectious

specimen material as per the labora-

tory regulations applicable in the

country of operation.

No liquids may enter the interior of the

instrument during cleaning, disinfec-

tion or maintenance!

Do not exceed a milling thickness set-

ting of 5 µm with the following materi-

als: brittle, very ductile materials such

as titanium or fiberglass and com-

pound samples containing such mate-

rials (such as printed circuit boards).

During milling:

• switch on the vacuum cleaner,

• wear appropriate safety goggles,

• wear appropriate mask (type of

mask depends on the material being

milled / size of the chips that form

during milling).

Goggles and mask prevent milling

chips and microdust from entering

your eyes and from being inhaled.

Caution - rotating miller:

After switching off the milling spindle

(button (37) - chapter. 5.4.11, p. 34 - in-

struction manual Leica SM2500) the

miller continues to rotate for a little

while.

When switching off the mains switch

on the control unit (see chapter 5.2, p.

21 - Instruction manual Leica SM2500)

the milling spindle will rotate briefly.

Therefore, never switch off the control

unit, while one of your hands is in the

rotation zone of the miller.

- Risk of injury!

Never touch the milling spindle while

it is rotating and/or while the plexi-

glass cover is shut, no matter whether

the spindle is rotating or not.

Safety instructions -

working with the instrument

2.

Safety

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