How To Connect Each Component - NSK Primado2 Manual De Operación

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How to Connect Each Component

● Do not remove the Power Cord or Motor Cord by holding the cord portion or failure might occur. Hold the plug.
CAUTION
● Connect or disconnect the Power Cord or Motor Cord only after turning OFF the Power Switch. Otherwise, personal
injury may result caused by an unexpected rotation.
3-1 Connection of the Power Cord
1) Connect the Power Cord into the end into the Inlet Box located at the back of the Control
Unit.
2) Plug the Power Cord to the medical-use outlet.
● Be sure to connect the Power Cord into the medical-use outlet.
CAUTION
● Be sure to confirm that the grounding is established. Should a short circuit occur inside this product, an electric shock
or fire may result.
● Do not connect/disconnect the Power Cord with wet hands: an electric shock might occur.
● If the Power Cord cannot be plugged into the outlet easily, do not use force. A foreign substance might be obstructing
the outlet or a deformation of the connection portion may be present. Contact your dealer immediately.
● If you have any suspicion that the connection portion might be deformed, the connector might be cracked or otherwise
damaged, or the wire in the Power Cord might be broken, do not plug the Power Cord into the wall outlet. Contact your
dealer immediately.
3-2 Connection of the Foot Control
By matching the mark
Connector at the front of the Control Unit, plug the Foot Control into the Connector all the way
until you hear a clicking sound.
To disconnect the Foot Control, hold the Foot Control Plug and pull it out with a straight
movement.
● When connecting/disconnecting the Foot Control, do not turn the Foot Control Plug. Otherwise, the inside pins might
CAUTION
become damaged, leading to failure.
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on the Foot Control Plug and the mark
Power Supply plug type to be used
on the Foot Control
Foot Control Plug Foot Control Plug
Power Cord Power Cord
Fig. 1
in North America area.
Plug Type NEMA 5-15P
(Hospital Grade Type)
Fig. 2
Mark Mark
Mark Mark
Fig. 3