Notes On Handling Light Sources; Notes On Handling Immersion Oil; Notes On Handling Acids And Bases; Disposal - Leica DM3 XL Mode D'emploi

3.4 Notes on Handling Light Sources

Light sources pose a potential irradiation risk
(glare, UV radiation, IR radiation). Therefore,
lamps have to be operated in closed housings
and only after being mounted.
Never look directly into the beam path (blind-
ing hazard).
CAUTION
Lamps and lamp housings may be hot!
They must be placed at least 10 cm away
from the wall and away from flammable sub-
stances.
Particulary, supply and data lines must not
encounter lamp housings!

3.5 Notes on Handling Immersion Oil

Caution!
When using immersion oil, take care to avoid
skin contact! Ask the supplier for a safety
data sheet!
CAUTION

3.6 Notes on Handling Acids and Bases

For examinations using acids or other aggressive
chemicals, particular caution must be taken.
Caution!
Be absolutely certain to avoid direct contact
with these chemicals.

3.7 Disposal

After the end of the product's life, please contact
Leica Service or Leica Sales on how to dispose
of it.
Please observe the national laws and ordinances
which, for example, implement and ensure com-
pliance with EU directive WEEE.
Note!
Like all electronic instruments, the micro-
scope, its components and expend-ables
may not be disposed of as general household
waste!
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