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8 SuperTrak™ GEN3 System Operation and Maintenance Manual
Rev. 9 (12-2021)
Safety Information
Hazardous Energy
Any energy source that presents a risk of injury to a person working on equipment
is considered a hazardous energy source. The SuperTrak conveyance platform
contains the following hazardous energy sources:
• Electrical on page 8
• Mechanical on page 9
• Thermal Hazards on page 10
To prevent accidental or unauthorized start-ups, always lockout and tagout
hazardous energy before completing any service or maintenance procedures.
Lockout and tagout procedures control hazardous energy supplies, making the
SuperTrak conveyance platform inoperable.
See Lockout and Tagout on page 11.
Electrical
The control panel contains high voltages. Electrical hazards may be present from
damaged or broken wires, open electrical boxes, or open control panels.
The control panel is designed to be integrated with a main electrical panel, which
includes a
main power disconnect switch. Use the main power disconnect
switch to turn OFF SuperTrak conveyance platform power, but maintain UPS power in
the control panel. Use the
SuperTrak conveyance platform power disconnect
switch to isolate the SuperTrak conveyance platform power and turn the UPS OFF. If
an electrical hazard occurs:
1. Stop the SuperTrak conveyance platform.
2. Turn the
main power disconnect switch to the OFF position.
3. Turn the SuperTrak conveyance platform power disconnect switch to
the OFF position.
4. Allow stored energy of the UPS to discharge until the LED indicator of the UPS
is not illuminated.
Do not turn ON power to the SuperTrak conveyance platform until an electrical
technician has corrected the situation.
See
Energy Controls on page 115.
Servicing an electrical panel that is still connected to its power source
may cause injury or death. Unless directed otherwise, turn the
main
power disconnect switch to the OFF position. Lock out and tag out the
switch before accessing and servicing the electrical panel. Only qualified
electrical technicians should perform service on the electrical panel.
See
Lockout and Tagout on page 11.