EPSON — Handling Precautions

Safety and Accident Prevention Handling Precautions 14 WARNING Immediately stop using this machine if there is smoke, unusual odors or sounds, or any other abnormal conditions. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock or fire. If an abnormal condition occurs, immediately turn off the main power, cut off all power supplied to the machine, and contact qualified service personnel for assistance. Do not attempt any repairs yourself. Doing so is extremely dangerous. Do not insert or drop metallic or flammable items into any openings on the machine. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock or fire.

Do not touch any areas inside this machine other than those that are indicated in this manual. Otherwise, there is a risk of electric shock or burns. Do not remove any parts other than those that are indicated in this manual, and do not install, disassemble, or modify any parts other than those specified. Otherwise, you could be injured or an accident could occur due to abnormal heat or electric shock. Do not deliberately remove or disable safety devices. Doing so leads to the risk of injury, malfunction, and/or damage to the machine. Do not operate this machine or the computer while maintenance is being performed.

Doing so leads to the risk of your hand or other parts of your body becoming caught in the machine. Keep your hands away from moving parts, such as the fabric feeding belt, pressure roller, cleaning tank chain, and vertically moving parts of the cleaning tank, while the machine is operating. Otherwise, there is a risk of your hands, hair, or clothing becoming caught in the machine. Do not operate this machine if you have a pacemaker. The electromagnetic waves that are generated by this machine can affect the operation of pacemakers. This machine generates a strong magnetic field. Do not use precision equipment such as watches and mobile telephones nearby.

Precision equipment could malfunction or become damaged by the strong magnetic field. CAUTION Be careful to avoid pinching your hands and fingers or hitting your head on the corner of the protective covers when opening and closing the protective covers on this machine. Failure to do so could lead to injury. The setting and removal of fabric rolls should be performed by two people. When lifting a fabric roll, lift with your legs and not your back. Fabric rolls weigh 30 kg or more. Dropping a fabric roll can lead to injury. Lifting with incorrect posture can lead to injury and/or back pain.