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means including graphic, electronic, or mechanical methods or photocopying, recording, or information storage and

retrieval systems without the written permission of ITW EAE, unless for purchaser's personal use.

2.1. Safety Information

Do not work on the Edison printer without reading and understanding this Safety section which

contains important information and warnings. Ignoring these warnings can result in damage to the

machine and product, serious injury or death. Keep copies of this manual for reference and

training.

Notice

Information provided in this Safety section is not intended to

supersede rules and regulations governing health and safety in

the local area or at the installation site.

Local rules and practices govern whenever there is a conflict

between the information in this section and local information.

Safety is an integral focus of the Edison printer and the software systems that operate it. For

custom control software, check software documentation for safety systems in place.

2.2. Operator Safety

All operators must be properly trained for the equipment they use and for which they are

responsible. All new operators should expect and receive detailed instructions from experienced

personnel. Never leave a new operator unsupervised.

Proper training for the Edison printer includes an emphasis on safety procedures and safety

devices. Frequent and regular safety meetings within your organization are an excellent means to

make safety a priority. Safety meetings should keep new and experienced operators up to date on

necessary safety practices.

Notice

Operator shift-changes present a vital opportunity for preventing

accidents. Make a habit of thoroughly discussing any changes

or problems encountered before turning the station over to the

next shift.

2.2.1. Operator Do’s and Don’ts

Caution: Safety Glasses

Wear protective safety glasses when handling solvent or

printing media. These chemicals can cause eye injury. Review

Safety Data Sheet before use.

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Caution: Safety Gloves

Wear protective gloves when handling solvent or printing media.

Solvent can cause skin irritation. Review Safety Data Sheet

before use.

2.2.1.1. Do:

 Always be aware of the location of emergency stop cables and buttons.

 Keep hands away from moving parts during maintenance, troubleshooting and operation.

 Keep an approved fire extinguisher near the printer at all times. Familiarize all personnel with

the operation and use of the fire extinguisher.

 Follow all Lock-Out Tag-Out procedures before servicing or performing maintenance on

machine.

 Follow all manufacturers’ instructions when handling printing media, lubricants and cleaning

solvents. Contact MPM for a current list of approved solvents.

 Read and understand each of the Dangers, Warnings, Cautions, and Notices in the operator’s

manual and on the signs attached to the equipment.

 Follow a continuous cleaning schedule for reliable system operation.

 Replace front hood gas struts yearly or if struts exhibit wear.

 Remove air pressure to the printer before servicing air pressure components.

Caution!

Be careful when using solvents as they are combustible. Use

personal protective equipment when cleaning with solvents to

prevent personal injury. Review solvent’s Safety Data Sheet

(SDS) before use.

2.2.1.2. Don’t:

 Never operate the printer unless it is properly installed and functioning normally.

 Never leave the machine running unattended.

 Never service the printer without following the Lock-Out Tag-Out procedure.

 Never second-guess electrical malfunctions. Qualified personnel should immediately perform

any necessary repairs.

 Report dangerous machine conditions to your supervisor.

 Never defeat alarms or disable safety interlocks.

 Never reach into the printer while it is operating or attempt to operate the system with the

doors open.

 Never store flammable materials on or around the printer.

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retrieval systems without the written permission of ITW EAE, unless for purchaser's personal use.

 Never mix incompatible chemical materials in the printer. Refer to SDS sheets for all

materials that may interact.

 Never use compressed air to clean or dry printer parts.

Caution!

Remove air pressure to the printer before servicing air pressure

components. Failure to comply may result in personal injury.

2.2.2. Personal Safety Tips

 Be aware of any sharp edges or points before servicing the machine. Use adequate personal

protection at all times.

 Do not operate or work around equipment while under the influence of alcohol, medicines,

tranquilizers or other drugs that can make you less alert or affect your judgment.

 Keep a list of emergency telephone numbers close to the telephone and make sure all work

area personnel know where to access the list.

 Report all accidents immediately to your supervisor. Consult a doctor or medical facility as

soon as possible if personal injury is involved.

 Wear appropriate personal apparel. Do not wear loose clothing or jewelry which can become

entangled in exposed moving parts such as a conveyor.

 Wear safety shoes when working in an industrial environment.

 Wear hearing protection devices if working in an area where load noise is a problem.

 Wear protective safety glasses when handling solvent or printing media as these chemicals

can cause eye injury.

 Wear protective gloves when handling solder paste, solvents, printing media, cleaning agents,

lubricants and to protect hands and fingers from cuts and scrapes.

Warning!

If a malfunction occurs while the printer is operating, press the

red Emergency Stop button (Section 2.8.1).

Do not reach into the printer.

Warning!

Remove power from the printer before performing maintenance

on internally-mounted components. Moveable axes inside the

printer move quickly with force and cause serious injury