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    The document is an introduction chapter from a service manual that describes safety procedures and guidelines for servicing an analyzer, including wearing proper protective equipment, turning off power before working, using calibrated tools, and taking care with moving parts and hot surfaces to avoid injury. It outlines points of caution for specific areas of the analyzer that technicians should be aware of, such as ensuring protective grounding, handling chemicals carefully, and preventing infection from samples.

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    The document is an introduction chapter from a service manual that describes safety procedures and guidelines for servicing an analyzer, including wearing proper protective equipment, turning off power before working, using calibrated tools, and taking care with moving parts and hot surfaces to avoid injury. It outlines points of caution for specific areas of the analyzer that technicians should be aware of, such as ensuring protective grounding, handling chemicals carefully, and preventing infection from samples.

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    Edition:33: UF-5000 S/M 0-1 October 2017

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    Chapter 0 Introduction

    （1） This service manual describes the service procedures including routine installation, repair,
    and inspection procedures.
    Please carefully read the content first in order to ensure the work is performed correctly and
    safely.
    In addition, please understand the content described in the instructions for use (IFU) manual.

    （2） Please note that content such as data, illustrations, and photos may differ from the actual
    product due to changes in product design.

    （3） This service manual does not contain all material related to service that may be needed.
    Furthermore, it has been prepared for people who have the basic skills, knowledge, etc.
    required to perform the work.
    If you do not have these skills and knowledge, please do not attempt to perform service
    relying just on the service manual.

    （4） In order to perform service correctly and safely, observe the following points.
    1 ） Wear appropriate work clothing, safety glasses, gloves, etc. for the job　being
    performed.
    2 ） In addition to ensuring the safety of workers, also take care not to harm any person
    nearby.
    3 ） Turn OFF the power switch and disconnect the power plug when not operating the
    equipment.
    4 ） Use measuring instruments, tools, and jigs that have been calibrated.
    5 ） Be careful of static electricity which may be generated depending on the season or
    work environment.
    6 ） Do not directly touch parts that you would expect to have a high voltage or be very hot.
    (See pictures below)
    7 ） Always use designated parts for replacement parts.
    8 ） When transporting the analyzer, ensure that it is carried by 2 or more persons, by
    holding its bottom panel. (Equipment may be used for transporting the analyzer.)
    9 ） Take care not to get hands caught in moving parts of a mechanism, etc. (See pictures
    below)
    10 ） Be careful when handling acidic, alkaline, and toxic (e.g., ethanol) reagents.
    11 ） Be careful regarding infection from waste, samples, contaminated surfaces, etc.
    12 ） When checking unit operation, ensure that the unit is connected to a protective ground
    line. (See pictures below)

    UF-5000 S/M 0-1 October 2017


    • Analyzer left side view

    A Power supply unit Ensure that the unit is connected to a


    protective ground line.
    B PMT (photomultiplier tube) power supply High-voltage unit
    C Sheath syringe Moving part, Caution: Hot motor

    • Analyzer front view

    D Sample aspiration pipette longitudinal/ Moving part, Caution: Hot motor


    vertical mechanical parts
    E Dispense pipette longitudinal/vertical Moving part, Caution: Hot motor
    mechanical parts
    F Mixing motor Caution: Hot motor

    UF-5000 S/M 0-2 October 2017


    • Analyzer right side view

    G Charging pump Moving part, Caution: Hot motor


    H Whole urine pump Moving part, Caution: Hot motor
    J Dispense pump Moving part
    K Inlet Ensure that the unit is connected to a
    protective ground line.

    • Analyzer rear view

    L Dispense pump Caution: Hot motor

    UF-5000 S/M 0-3 October 2017


    • Analyzer top view

    M PCB box hinged opening Moving part

    • Sampler unit (SA-51)

    N Feed-in mechanical unit Moving part, Caution: Hot motor


    P Shift and feed-out mechanical units Moving part, Caution: Hot motor
    Q Barcode reader drive unit Moving part, Caution: Hot motor
    R STAT unit (Solenoid) Moving part, Caution: Hot motor

    UF-5000 S/M 0-4 October 2017


    （5） The title blocks in this service manual have the following meanings.
    1 ） Note: Provides important subject information.

    Note:

    2 ） Caution: Required reading before performing work to prevent possible damage or


    injury.

    Caution:

    3 ） Warning: Situations that may result in personal injury to a worker or persons nearby.

    Warning:

    4 ） Danger: Situation that may result in serious accident or death of a worker or person
    nearby.

    Danger:

    UF-5000 S/M 0-5 October 2017

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