What is the procedure if the emergency stop indicator is extinguished?

Choosing to continue the procedure to Step 7 is appropriate when the emergency stop indicator is extinguished. An extinguished emergency stop indicator typically signifies that it is safe to proceed with the operation since it indicates that the emergency stop condition has been resolved.

In many operational contexts, the extinguished indicator means that any emergency state has been cleared, and the systems are ready for normal functioning. Therefore, advancing to the next step of the procedure indicates a return to normal operations based on the safe condition indicated by the emergency stop status.

Furthermore, this decision aligns with standard procedures that often require verification of system readiness following an emergency stop before proceeding further. Thus, it is crucial to follow through with such predetermined procedures to maintain safety and operational integrity.