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2.2 Health and safety

instructions

This furnace has been designed

according to EN 61010-1 and

has been shipped from the

manufacturer in safe operating

condition. To maintain this

condition and to ensure risk-free

operation, the user must observe

the notes and warnings in these

Operating Instructions.

– Place furnace on a ﬁre-proof

table, observe local regulation

(e.g. distance to combustible

objects, etc.).

– Always keep the air vents at

the rear of the furnace free

from obstruction.

– Do not touch any parts that

become hot during operation

of the furnace.

There is a burn hazard.

– Clean furnace only with a dry

or slightly damp cloth.

Do not use any solvents.

Disconnect power before

cleaning.

– Use original packaging for

transportation purposes.

– It is important that the user

become familiar with the

warnings and operating

conditions to prevent injury

to personnel or damage to

materials. The manufacturer

is not responsible for damage

resulting from misuse or fai-

lure to observe the Operating

Instructions. Warranty claims

cannot be accepted in such

cases.

– Before switching on the

furnace, make sure that the

voltage indicated on the

rating plate complies with

the local power supply.

– The mains socket must be

equipped with a residual

current operated device (FI)

– The power plug may only be

inserted into sockets with

protected contacts.

– Before calibration, main-

tenance, repair, or change of

parts, the power must be

disconnected if the furnace

has to be opened.

– If calibration, maintenance,

or repair has to be carried

out with the power connected

and furnace open, only

qualiﬁed personnel, who are

familiar with the risks and

dangers, may perform the

procedures.

– After maintenance, the

required safety tests (high

voltage resistance, protective

conductor, etc.) must be

carried out.

– Ensure that only fuses of the

indicated type and current

rating are used.

– If it is assumed that safe

operation is no longer

possible, the power must be

disconnected to avoid

accidental operation.

Safe operation is no longer

possible if:

– the furnace is visibly

damaged

– the furnace does not work

– the furnace has been

stored under unfavourable

conditions over an

extended period of time

– Use only original spare parts.

– The temperature range for

faultless operation is +5 °C

to + 40 °C (41 °F to 104 °F).

– If the furnace has been stored

at very low temperature or

high atmospheric humidity,

the unit must be dried or left

to adjust to the room

temperature for approx.

1 hour prior to connecting

power.

– The furnace is tested for use

at altitudes of up to 4000 m

(13,123 ft) above sea level.

– The furnace may only be

used indoors.

Risks and dangers

Do not work with

liquids near the

furnace. Should a

liquid accidentally enter the

furnace, disconnect power and

consult the Customer Service.

Do not operate the furnace.

Risks and dangers

Any disruption of the

protective conductor

either inside or outside

the furnace or any loosening of

the protective conductor may

lead to danger for the user in

case of a malfunction. Deliberate

interruptions are not tolerated.

Material developing harmful

gases must not be ﬁred.

2.1.14

Contraindication

The furnace head must not be

carried by holding the cables, as

there is a risk of damaging the

cables and the corresponding

connections.

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