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OSMOMAT 3000 Safety 2.3.4 Risks of device damage Exposure to liquids and moisture Fan Shock ESD 16 Version 1.02 04/24/2013 NOTE! Device damage due to exposure to liquids and moisture! Exposure to liquids and moisture can cause damage to the electrical components of the device, e.g. due to a short. - Install the device on a dry workplace. - Always use a moistened wipe to disinfect the device, but never a wet wipe. - Never use the device outdoors. NOTE! Device damage due to insufficient air circulation! Obstruction of the fan outlet at the rear of the device can cause damage to the device. - Always keep the fan outlet clear. NOTE! Risk of property damage due to exposure of the device to strong shock! The device includes precision-engineered components which can be decalibrated and/or damaged in case of exposure of the device to strong shock. - Always install the device on a non-vibrating surface. NOTE! Risk of property damage due to ESD of the device! Electrostatic discharge (ESD) can occur when working on the open device. - Take ESD precautions.
2.3.5 Reproducibility of the measurement Incorrect measuring vessels Improper handling of the calibration standard Shock OSMOMAT 3000 Safety NOTE! Risk of non-reproducibility of measurement due to incorrect measuring vessels! Repeated use of the measuring vessels and use of incorrect consumables cannot guarantee reproducible measurement results. - Always use a clean and unused measuring vessel for every measurement. - Only use measuring vessels supplied by Gonotec GmbH. - Never use centrifugal measuring vessels. NOTE! Risk of non-reproducibility of measurement due to improper handling of calibration standards! Improper handling and storage of the calibration standards included with the delivery negatively affects the measurement accuracy of the device. - Always observe the stability of the calibration standards after opening the ampoule (0.5h at 22°C ambient temperature). - Never use opened ampoules twice or mix them together. - Never freeze opened ampoules. - Do not use the calibration standards past their expiration date. NOTE! Increased risk of incorrect measurements! The device includes precision-engineered components which can be decalibrated and/or damaged in case of exposure of the device to strong shock. This can cause a higher risk of incorrect measurements (spontaneous crystallization). - Always install the device on a non-vibrating surface. Version 1.02 04/24/2013 17
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Page 3 and 4: OSMOMAT 3000 Overview of the OSMOMA
Page 5 and 6: Table of Contents OSMOMAT 3000 Over
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11 Specifications 11.1 Dimensions 1
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Classification of the IVD OSMOMAT 3
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Before Calling Gonotec Fig. 141: Co
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