LaMotte SMART Spectro Spectrophotometer - Manual (Page 53)

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touch the electronic components. You do not need to touch the electronic
components to replace the RAM battery.
If you will be touching the electronic components for any other reason, you
must wear a grounding strap. If such a strap is not available then take every
precaution possible to ground yourself before and during any contact with
the electronic components by holding onto a grounded metal pipe or other
grounded piece of metal. If this is not possible then at least touch a grounded
piece of metal just prior to handling any components or touching the boards.
Improper grounding can allow static buildup to short the components. LaMotte
Company is not responsible for any such damages.
Directions for Replacing the RAM Battery
1. The battery is a 3V coin battery on the top circuit board, about the size of a
dime. It is a model CR1220 or BR1225. Replace the battery with the same
model type.
2. Unplug the battery by popping it out of its holder. A small insulated, fl at head
screw driver may be used to help remove the old battery.
3. Plug in the new battery with positive side facing up.
Assembly of the housing top and bottom
1. Reassemble the spectro housing. When putting the top and bottom back
together be careful about the alignment of the metal panel on the back of the
Spectro (lamp access panel). There are slots for this panel in both the top
and bottom part of the housing.
2. Secure the top to the bottom using all 4 screws.
 METER DISPOSAL
Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
Natural resources were used in the production of this equipment. This
equipment may contain materials that are hazardous to health and the
environment. To avoid harm to the environment and natural resources, the use
of appropriate take-back systems is recommended. The crossed out wheeled
bin symbol on the meter encourages you to use these systems when disposing
of this equipment.
Take-back systems will allow the materials to be reused or recycled in a way that
will not harm the environment. For more information on approved collection,
reuse, and recycling systems contact your local or regional waste administration
or recycling service.