Spillages; Safety With Samples; Disposal - Hitachi LAB-X5000 User Manual

LAB-X5000 Series User Guide

1.6. Spillages

1.6.1. In the event of spillage of liquid from the sample cell, first check whether the liquid has
been retained within the secondary (safety) window cell. If so, remove the liquid and
replace the secondary window film. If there is any possibility that the liquid has
gotten into the interior of the unit, immediately isolate the instrument from mains
power supply and contact the service department at Hitachi High-Tech Analytical
Science or your local Hitachi service representative.
1.6.2. Spillages on the outer surface can be wiped with a dry or damp cloth. Do not use
organic solvents.

1.7. Safety with samples

1.7.1. Always handle the samples in accordance with the appropriate published Hitachi
High-Tech Analytical Science method sheets and normal safety guidelines. If in doubt
about the suitability of a sample for analysis, refer to the material safety data sheet.
Exercise caution when handling and analyzing samples that give off flammable
vapours.
1.7.2. This equipment is not designed to be used in explosive atmospheres.

1.8. Disposal

1.8.1. Contact the local Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science representative for assistance.
WEEE: Within the EU, return the Lab-X5000 to the local Hitachi High-Tech Analytical
Science representative for proper disposal in accordance with WEEE regulations.
The symbol means that used electrical and electronic products should not be moxed
with general household waste. For proper treatmeant, recovery and recycling, return
to the local Hitachi High-Tech Analytical Science representative. The correct disposal
of product will help save valuable resources and prevent any potential negative effects
on himan health and the environment, which would otherwise arise from inappropriate
waste handling. Penalties may be applicable for incorrect disposal of waste, in
accordance with national legislation.