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Gen. Part General Part Grundig Annual <strong>1998</strong> © General Instructions for Safety, MOS, Chip and Laser Technology © ü ç This Service Manual covers the safety regulations which must be observed when carrying out repairs. It is to be regarded as a supplement to all Service Manuals which will be issued in future without these safety regulations. Preserve this Service Manual carefully and observe the instructions given in it for product liability. Please observe also all additional national safety regulations! Contents Page Safety Instructions .......................................................................................... 1.17 Safety Standard Compliance ......................................................................... 1.17 Electrical Safety after Repairs ........................................................................ 1.18 Important Advice and Safety Tests relevant to Service Repairs..................... 1.19 Important Safety Instructions ......................................................................... 1.19 Laser Safety ...................................................................................................1.21 Safety Advice for Lithium Batteries ................................................................ 1.22 Handling of MOS Chip Components .............................................................. 1.22 MOS Soldering Instructions ........................................................................... 1.22 CHIP Technology ........................................................................................... 1.23 1.16 Grundig Service
Grundig Annual <strong>1998</strong> General Part Safety Instructions The products identified in Service Manuals were manufactured to meet strict Quality and Safety Standards. It is imperative that the Safety Standards are observed when carrying out repairs to ensure that the product always conforms to IEC 65 or VDE Regulations and the harmonised National Safety Regulations, eg. Low Voltage Directive (73/23/EEC), the Low Voltage Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations, 1989 (UK) and the Electricity at Work Regulations, 1989 (UK) before it is returned to the owner. This symbol: ! is used to identify components which conform to IEC or VDE Guidelines! When these require replacement, for continued compliance and protection, use only the original components specified in the Service Manual (List of Spare Parts). For continued protection against the risk of fire, the type and rating of fuses (nominal value, characteristic and rupturing rating) used as replacements must be as specified by the Standards! After any repair, it is imperative that the Leakage Current and/or Insulation Resistance is checked as described in this Safety Manual. If the result of the check indicates that the product does not conform, the user / owner must be notified in writing. If the user / owner requests that the product is to be returned in a defective condition, the written warning must draw notice to the risks. In all cases: – The mains plug and the fuse fitted (UK) must be checked and any defect found corrected. – The mains lead, and any other connecting leads, must be checked for damage and defects rectified. Check the insulation! – The functional reliability of all tension relief and bending protection bushes provided in the product must be checked and defects rectified. – For continued safety compliance, safety determining parts in the product must not be damaged or evidently unsuitable. This is especially valid for insulators and insulating parts. – Use specified parts only. For components and assemblies marked with the Safety Symbol ! the original specified spare parts only are strictly to be used. – Use, if applicable, only information published in Grundig Technical Bulletins or in the Grundig Infotip System. – Thermally loaded solder pads and those passing large currents, known by experience to cause a risk, must be thoroughly cleaned and re-soldered. – Ensure that the ventilation openings are not obstructed or contaminated with dust. – Ensure the proper disposal of exhausted batteries and accumulators (hazardous waste - environmental protection!) – For all receivers, ensure that the aerial system conforms to BSI CP 6330:1983 (UK). – Maintain records of all checks, remedial action and disposals. Safety Standard Compliance After repairing a product which originally conformed to the Safety Class II (double insulated), the Insulation Resistance and / or Leakage Current with the product switched on must be checked to VDE 0701 or to the National Safety Regulations quoted above. The products covered by these Instructions conform to the Safety Class II, as identified by the symbol: Warning: After repairs are carried out to parts within this product, the Safety Instructions given in VDE 0701 (Repair Instructions) and / or VDE 0860 / IEC 65 / EN 60065 (Product Specification) must be observed. ! Components conforming to IEC or VDE Approval Specification! For replacement purposes, use parts with the same specification only! MOS Observe the requirements when handling MOS Components! Grundig Service 1.17 Gen. Part
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