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Instructions for the CPA-2 and CPP-2 Processors
2. Safety First
[CPP-2]
This checklist details important electrical and safety considerations. Please read and observe all the following.
Although your processor is designed to work in a wet environment, it is not designed to be totally immersed in water. Any electrical equipment placed close to water may be dangerous, if improperly used. At a minimum, observe these instructions. Contact JOBO to clarify any safety concerns not addressed in this manual, or any you do not fully understand. (See Section 1, Introduction, on how to contact JOBO.)
• Keep these instructions available for reference.
• Do not use the processor until you read and understand all the warnings contained in this manual.
• Observe all warnings in this manual.
• If any precautionary information is not clearly understood, contact JOBO for assistance before proceeding.
• Do not use the processor if:
• A grounded power outlet is not used (a ground fault interrupt is strongly recommended)
• The power cord is frayed or damaged
• The ground connection of the power cord is damaged
• Fuses of the wrong rating are substituted for correct ratings (see Appendix)
• If the processor has been dropped or damaged (have it checked by a qualified service technician).
• The top cover or hardware is removed.
• Water or chemicals has gotten inside the motor head.
• There is not at least five inches (15 cm) of water in the lower trough.
• Use an extension power cord only if required. Be sure the cord is undamaged, grounded and rated at least 500 Watts at 120 Volts.
• Route all power cords to avoid contact with water. Position cords to prevent stretching or pinching. Avoid placing cords where they could be tripped on, stepped on, or accidentally unplugged.
• Avoid splashing or spilling of water or chemicals on the motor head of the processor or power cord connections.
• Do not leave the processor running unattended for overnight or longer.
• Unplug the processor if it is not being used.
• Do not attempt to modify or remove any part or function of the processor.
• Do not attempt to service the processor beyond what is outlined in this manual. If you do not understand the service procedures detailed in this manual, contact JOBO for assistance before proceeding. Never attempt any service or repair without a full understanding of the procedures and safety issues. If you are not completely secure in your ability to correctly and safely service or repair your processor, have a qualified service technician do it for you.
• All service or repair work not covered in this manual must be done by a JOBO service technician.
Go To:
1. Processor Specifications; CPA-2 and CPP-2
2. Safety First
3. Differences Between the CPA-2 and the CPP-2 Processors
6. Processor Maintenance and Tips
7. Processing Instructions for Film Using Magnet Drive
8. Processing Instructions for Prints Using Magnet Drive
9. Processing Using the JOBO Lift Accessory
10. Processing Instructions With the JOBO Lift Accessory
11. Precautions for Film and Paper Processing
12. Additional Processing Information
13. Spare Parts
14. Fuse Replacement
If you have any questions, contact us utilizing one of the following methods:
Equipment or Processing Questions:
- Phone: Customer Service Department (734) 205-9421
e-mail: tech@jobo-usa.comRepair Questions:
- Phone: Repair Department (734) 205-9420
- e-mail: repair@jobo-usa.com
JOBO Contacts
- Telephone (734) 677-6989
- Fax: (734) 677-6963
- Postal address
- P.O. Box 3721, Ann Arbor, MI 48106
- Shipping Address
- 4401 Varsity Drive, Suite D, Ann Arbor, MI 48108
- Electronic mail
- Sales: sales@jobo-usa.com
- Equipment & Processing Questions: tech@jobo-usa.com
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