LACO USER MANUAL - GASCHECK G SERIES
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© 2018 FLUIDX Equipment, Inc.
1. SCOPE
This manual contains safety, operation, and maintenance information
for GasCheck G Series handheld snier leak detector. Our leak detectors
are designed to ensure safety when used properly. It is the responsibility
of the user to follow safety-related warnings, cautions, notes, and other
requirements described in this manual.
Should a question, comment or problem arise, the information below
is provided as a guide. When returning a unit for factory service or
calibration, contact Portable Leak Detectors for a return material
authorization number (RMA). The device should be boxed securely and
contain all contact information, including return shipping information.
If the device is being sent to the factory for service, a written statement
of the problem or symptoms should then be included. The RMA number
must be on the outside of the package or indicated on the shipping label.
2. SAFETY
Please read this manual in full before using the GasCheck G Series
instrument. Portable Leak Detectors takes no responsibility for damage,
injury or death resulting from misuse, misunderstanding or negligence
while using this gas detector. Please contact Portable Leak Detectors for
clarication on any aspect of this manual that is not understood or for
additional information.
2.1 QUALITY ASSURANCE
GasCheck G Series instruments are manufactured in compliance with
ISO9001:2000, which ensures that the equipment supplied to the customer
has been designed and assembled from traceable components, leaving
Portable Leak Detectors calibrated to traceable standards.
2.2 RESPONSIBILITY OF USE
Many gases are hazardous and can cause explosion, poisoning and
corrosion resulting in damage to property and life. It is the responsibility
of the person using this instrument to ensure it is being used in
accordance with this manual and that the instrument is functioning
correctly before use.
The GasCheck G Series handheld leak detectors can detect a large range
of gases but some gases are more dicult to detect. It is the responsibility
of the user to ensure the GasCheck instrument has the sensitivity to detect
the required gas before reaching potentially dangerous levels.
