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Safety Precautions <strong>common</strong> 1.2 Explanation about Indications This chapter explains the following precautions. Be sure of conventions of indications before continuing on to Section 1.3. 1.2.1 Conventions of indications In Section 1.3, each indication is completed as shown in the figure below. DANGER XXXXX XX X Safety precaution item ranking Display Details of each visual cue 1.2.2 Safety Precaution Item Ranking There are four ranks: This indicates the existence of imminent hazard which, if the system is incorrectly operated, is very likely to result in death or a serious injury. This indicates the existence of potential hazard which, if the system is incorrectly operated, is very likely to result in a moderate injury or slight injury or only physical damage. Items described in CAUTION may lead to a very serious result depending on the situation. Each indication contains important information that you should observe. Mandatory This indicates actions that must be carried out. Prohibited This indicates actions that must not be allowed to occur. 1.2.3 Visual cues The following eight visual cues are used in this manual: Kind of symbol Visual cue of danger Visual cue for caution Visual cue for prohibited action Visual cue for mandatory action Example of symbol Danger / Injury Electric shock Caution Fire Burn Prohibited Disassembly not allowed Mandatory 12
Safety Precautions <strong>common</strong> 1.3 Safety Precautions Danger General 1. Do not use the system in an explosive atmosphere. Doing otherwise may result in injury or fire. 2. Do not touch the working amplifier under any circumstances. Touching inside the amplifier may result in electric shock. 3. Do not conduct work while power is being supplied. Be sure to wait at least one minute after turning off the power supply before doing an electrical wiring or inspection work. Touching inside the amplifier may result in electric shock. 4. Only properly rained staff should take charge of transportation, installation, piping, wiring, operation, manipulation, maintenance, and inspection work. Doing otherwise may result in electric shock, injury, or fire. Wiring 5. To avoid getting an electric shock, be sure to ground the heat dissipation fin and motor frame. 6. Avoid damaging cables, applying excessive stress to them, putting heavy objects on them, or nipping them. Doing otherwise may result in electric shock. 7. Make connections with the power cable according to the Operation’s Manual. Failure to do so may result in electric shock or fire. Operation 8. Before starting the motor, take necessary safety measures such as covering the rotary parts. Never touch a rotating part of the motor. Doing so may result in injury. 9. Never approach or touch terminals when the power is on. Removing the terminal base cover may result in electric shock or damage. 10. Do not unplug the connector when the power is on. Doing so may result in electric shock or damage. 13
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