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--- reprap-industrial-v1:quick-start-guide [2014/10/28 15:19]
Markus Bürgener [Damage risks] Stable substructure added
+++ reprap-industrial-v1:quick-start-guide [2014/10/28 15:22]
Markus Bürgener [Health hazards] crushing hazard added
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   * Work on the electrical connections and the electrical equipment of the 3D Printer **must only** be carried out by trained personnel.
 ==== Health hazards ====
-  * Due to the production process and depending on the material used for printing, components in the build chamber may reach temperatures up to 300 °C (572 °F). Wear adequate protective gloves, when handling freshly printed objects if you do not wish to cool down the machine between two print jobs.
+  * Due to the production process and depending on the material used for printing, components in the build chamber may reach temperatures up to 300 °C (572 °F). Wear adequate protective gloves or let the 3D printer cool down to avoid burning injuries when handling printed objects.
-  * The weight of the RepRap Industrial exceeds 50 kg. Always carry it **two by two**.
+  * The weight of the RepRap Industrial exceeds 50 kg. Always carry it **two by two**.\\ Make sure that the 3D printer cannot tip over or tumble down to avoid crushing injuries.
   * Use only mild detergents for cleaning. When using solvents to remove filament residues, always regard the safety data sheet of the manufacturer. Wear adequate protective equipment if required.