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FlexiBowl
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models 350 - 500 - 650 - 800
CHAPTER 3 - Safety measures
3.5 Residual risks
The machine is designed to guarantee the essential safety requirements for the operator.
Safety has been integrated into the design and construction of the machine as much as possible; however, some risks still
remain that operators must be protected from, especially during:
• transport and installation;
• normal operation;
• adjustment and tuning;
• maintenance and cleaning;
• disassembly and dismantling.
Below is a description of every residual risk, the zone or part of the machine subject to the risk (unless the whole machine
is subject to the risk) and the procedural information on how to avoid it:
Risk
Description and procedural information
HAZARDS
DuE TO
HANDLING
PICTOGRAmS:
The handling procedures are described in the
“Transport and installation”
chapter in this
instruction manual.
Residual risk:
These operations:
• unloading the packaging,
• opening the packaging,
• handling the machine,
expose the operators to the risk of suspended loads and crushing.
These operations must only be carried out by staff skilled in using lifting equipment and who
have been appropriately trained for this purpose.
ABRASION,
CuTTING, ImPACT
HAZARD
PICTOGRAmS:
Due to the presence of spikes on the surface of the belts, the operator could be exposed to the
hazard of abrasion and/or cuts in case of contact with them.
Wear the appropriate P.P.E. when working near these belts.
ELECTRICAL
HAZARD
PICTOGRAmS:
Maintenance operations and access to the machine expose the operators to an electrical risk.
Work on live equipment must only be carried out by expert and qualified staff.
These safety measures should be followed:
• pay full attention to the safety pictograms related to electrical risks:
• do not carry out maintenance work without first cutting off the power;
• consult the commercial equipment manuals for any specific instructions;
• periodically inspect the equipotential bonding circuit, making sure there are no discontinuities
and tightening the connection junction screws.
HAZARD
FROm LIGHTING
INTERFERENCES
PICTOGRAmS:
The backlight is inside the machine body, out of view of the operator, and is almost completely
shielded by the guards protecting the machine’s body.
Residual risk:
The operator can suffer eye damage if the intense light of the lamp is observed for a long time.
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