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S tud ent Guid e HS-50 A dvanced I 0 6/2002 E dition 12 Pr eventive Maintenance 7 RISK OF C OMBUSTION 0 12 W ARNING 0 12 12.1.1 Description of symbo ls 12 12 T ool s and consumable s requir e d 12 Plea se note 12 Tip 12 …
06/2002 Edition Student Guide HS-50 Advanced I
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: Always follow the safety and accident prevention regulations applicable in your country when
carrying out maintenance work.
: Follow the safety instructions set out in the corresponding user manual.
: Follow the special safety instructions set out in this section.
RISK TO HEART PACE-MAKER WEARERS 0
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CAUTION POWERFUL MAGNETIC FIELD 0
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WARNING RISC OF CRUSHING 0
: Do not approach permanent magnets when carrying metal objects made of iron, steel or nickel.
The powerful force of attraction may cause fingers to be crushed.
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: The permanent magnets of the y axis have an extremely powerful magnetic field.
Personnel wearing heart pace-makers are NOT permitted to stand in the vicinity of
permanent magnets.
: Do not wear watches in the vicinity of permanent magnets since they can be dama-
ged.
: Do not bring magnetic data media, check or credit cards near permanent magnets -
the data on the data media may be erased by the magnetic field of the permanent
magnets.
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RISK OF COMBUSTION 0
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WARNING 0
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12.1.1 Description of symbols
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Tools and consumables required
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Please note
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Tip
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Caution
: Never carry out cleaning work using alcohol near a naked light or flame.
: Never spray lubricant or cleaning agent from aerosol cans near a naked light or flame.
: DO NOT SMOKE.
: Always wear safety goggles and gloves when cleaning modules with concentrated
ethyl alcohol.
: If you accidentally spray ethyl alcohol in your eyes, wash your eyes immediately with
lots of water.
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12.2 Everything you will need for maintenance
The following lists of materials contain all the tools, equipment and consumables you will need to
maintain your automatic placement system.
Never use solvents for cleaning - only use ethyl alcohol.
Apply all lubricants sparingly and at the specified points.
12.2.1 Tools and equipment
Have the following tools and equipment ready before starting maintenance:
Tools and equipment From item number
Waste bin
Vacuum cleaner
Drip tray
Brush
Brush with short bristles
Scissors
Set of Allen keys
Set of slotted-head screwdrivers
Pliers (in service box) 00346929-01
Laboratory gloves
Metal drill bit, 1.1 mm diameter 00092022-01
Metal drill bit, 1.4 mm diameter 00092026-01
Oilstone/whetstone
Grease gun 00366174-01