Einstein Printer Safety

For reference:

		General warning/caution: Indicates risk of minor or serious injury, damage to equipment, or damage to work in progress.
		Electrical hazard: Indicates risk of electrical shock which can cause serious injury or death, or damage to equipment.
		Hot surface: Indicates risk of burns due to heated areas or surfaces. Avoid areas marked with this label.
		Pinch/crush hazard: Indicates risk of pinching or entrapment. Use caution when interacting with the equipment to avoid injury.
		Lifting hazard: Indicates risk of strain or other injury when lifting heavy object. Avoid attempting to lift or move equipment alone and/or without appropriate training or support.

General Safety

All general workplace safety rules should be followed when operating the printer. It is the responsibility of the user to ensure compliance with all local, regional, and national regulations. Additionally, it is the responsibility of the user to ensure that the system is installed and maintained properly by Desktop Health.

Materials Safety

Safety data sheets (SDS) for materials used in the printing process are available either from Desktop Metal or directly from suppliers. Read and understand the information provided in these documents prior to attempting to operate the printer or handle any media.

First Aid

If you are injured while operating the printer or handling materials, refer to any first-aid directions included in the material SDS. If a minor injury occurs, such as cuts, bruises, lifting injuries, or other related injuries, generally accepted first aid procedures should be followed. If a serious injury occurs, procedures for contacting emergency first responder personnel should be immediately implemented. 

Operational Safety

	No modifications or improper use. Do not make modifications to the equipment or attempt to circumvent any protective devices. Use of the printer in a manner not specified by Desktop Health may result in injury or damage to the product.
	Keep hands and other objects away from the moving build platform. Do not attempt to operate the printer with the hood open and do not circumvent protective devices.
	Do not touch heated material tray or build platform. Ensure nozzles are securely in their idle or default positions prior to removing the part, changing brushes, or emptying purge buckets. Use caution when removing parts from the build plate after printing.
	Do not place objects on top of the printer, especially during operation.
	Ensure printer hood is closed prior to operating the printer.

Product Safety

	This product must be installed by a person familiar with the construction and operation of the product and hazards involved.
	To avoid risk of electrical shock, disconnect power before servicing the printer.
	Do not apply paint, lubricants, or other coatings to the printer, cables, or fasteners.
	Do not operate the printer if the housing, power cables, or components are damaged.
	Do not allow foreign objects or liquids to enter the printer. Never place containers with liquid on the printer.
	If placing printer on top of a mobile table or stand, ensure the machine is securely in place.
	Printer is heavy. Do not attempt to manually lift or carry the printer alone or without proper support.
	Never attempt to print with materials not supplied by Desktop Health as it may damage the printer and/or impact system performance.