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BD FACSDuet™ Sample Preparation System Safety and Limitations Guide
To prevent electrical shock:
Connect the equipment only to an approved power source. Do not use extension
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cords. See the instrument's site preparation guide for specific information.
Do not use damaged cords, plugs, or cables. A qualified electrician should
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immediately replace any damaged cords, plugs, or cables.
Do not use a power cord that has inadequate ratings.
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Do not use ungrounded receptacles. Do not remove the grounding prong from the
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power plug. A qualified electrician should replace any ungrounded receptacles with
properly grounded receptacles in accordance with your local electrical code.
Do not perform instrument maintenance or service procedures except as
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specifically stated in the instructions for use.
Make sure the AC power cord for the instrument is accessible. This will allow you to
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quickly disconnect power if an emergency arises.
Do not defeat any safety interlocks on the instrument.
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Biological safety
Introduction
This topic describes how to avoid exposure to biohazardous agents.
Biological precautions
Contact with biological specimens and materials can transmit potentially fatal
disease.
To prevent exposure to biohazardous agents:
Always use universal precautions when handling biological specimens or
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instruments that contact the specimen.
Never pipette by mouth.
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Wear suitable protective clothing, eye wear, and gloves.
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Handle all biological specimens and materials as if they are capable of
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transmitting disease.
Handle all biological specimens and materials in accordance with applicable
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regulations and manufacturer specifications.
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