Atlas Copco QAC 1100 Sd, Instruction Manual

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6 Never use flammable solvents for cleaning purposes
(fire risk).
7 Take all the safety measures against toxic vapors from
cleaning liquids.
8 Never use machinery parts as a support or to help
climbing.
9 Thoroughly make the cleaning during maintenance
and repair work.Avoid the dirt and cover parts and
exposed openings with a clean cloth, paper or tape.
10 Never perform welding, or perform any task involving
heat near the fuel or lubrication systems. Before
performing this type of operation, the fuel and oil
tanks must be completely empty, for example, through
a steam cleaning.Never do welding work on, or modify
pressure vessels. Disconnect the alternator wires during
any welding work done on the machine.
11 When performing any task under the machine, make
sure the machine is well supported. Do not rely entirely
on the jack.
12 Do not remove or modify the sound insulation material.
Do not wet or soil this type of material, for example,
with fuel, oil or cleaning agents. If the sound insulation
material is damaged, replace it in order to avoid any
increase in noise level.
13 Use only lubricants recommended or approved by
Atlas Copco or by the machine manufacturer. Make
sure the selected lubricants comply with safety
regulations, particularly those related to explosion or
fire risk and the possibility of decomposition or
creation of dangerous gases. Never mix synthetic and
mineral lubricants.
14 Protect the engine, alternator, air intake filter, electrical
and regulating components, etc., in order to prevent
entry of moisture, for example, when using steam
cleaning.
15 When doing any operation involving heat, flames or
sparks, surrounding components should be protected
with non-flammable material.
16 Never use a flame to illuminate the interior of a
machine.
17 When you have completed the repairs the machine
should make a check rotation of verification, in case of
a machine chain, or several rotations, in the case of
rotating machinery, to ensure that there is no
mechanical interference in the machine or in the
transmission system. Check the direction of rotation
of electric motors when turning on the machine first
and then, after any change in wiring or changing
gears, in order to check whether the oil pump and fan
are running properly.
18 Maintenance and repair tasks of all the machines should
be recorded in the operator's logbook. The frequency
and nature of maintenance work may show incorrect
use conditions.
19 When hot parts are to be handled, for example, in
assembling by expansion, special heat resistant gloves
should be worn, and, if necessary, other protection for
the body should also be worn.
20 When using filtration cartridges, ensure the correct
type of cartridge is used, and that the product service
life was not exceeded.
21 Ensure that the oil, solvents and other substances
likely to pollute the environment are properly disposed.
22 Before starting again to use a machine after a
maintenance or repair task, it shall be submitted to a
test, in order to check if the AC supply performance is
correct and if the control and safety devices are working
properly.