Operation Instruction
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manufacturer for the tool.
Always use appropriate personal protective equipment while
handling and using the tool. Appropriate personal protective
equipment always includes safety glasses and gloves, and may
include latex or rubber gloves, face shields, goggles, protective
clothing, respirators and steel toed footwear.
Protect against excessive heat. The tool should be kept away
from heat sources such as radiators, stoves or others that produce
heat. Do not use the tool near moving machinery or areas where
the temperature will exceed 113°F (45°C).
Store the tool, and all cables in a locked area out of the reach of
children and people unfamiliar with tool.
4.3 Tool Inspection
WARNING: Before using, inspect your tool and correct any
problems to reduce the risk of serious injury from electric shock and
other causes and prevent tool damage.
Make sure the power is OFF.
Clean any oil, grease or dirt from the tool, especially on the
buttons and ports. This helps prevent the tool from slipping from
your hands.
Inspect the imager head lens for condensation. To avoid
damaging the tool, do not use the tool if condensation forms
inside the imager head. Let the water evaporate before using
again.
Inspect the full length of the cable for cracks or damage. A
damaged cable could allow water to enter the tool and increase
the risk of electric shock.
Make sure the connections between the display unit and imager
head and cable are tight. All connections must be properly
assembled for the cable to be waterproof.
Check if the warning label is present, firmly attached and
readable. Do not operate the tool without the caution label.
Turn on the power and make sure the tool model through the
splash screen and then display the live screen.
If the tool does not work well after being turned on, please have
