B.Pro TS-H1, Translation Of The Original Operating Instructions

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Mobile Plate Dispenser OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Upright transport position
Transport the unit in an upright position only.
Transport with a truck or delivery vehicle
The unit may only be transported in a truck or delivery vehicle which features a loading ramp.
The loading ramp must not exceed an angle of inclination of 10°.
Only transport the unit when the castor brakes are released. Secure the unit to prevent it from
moving around. It is not permitted to transport the unit using on the castor brakes to secure it.
Secure the unit against vertical movement during transport. Use padded locking bars.
Protective films
Pull off any protective films when unpacking the unit. Otherwise, a fire could occur.
Adjusting guide rods
The guide rods must be correctly set to the size of plate being used. Otherwise there is a danger
of the plate stack tipping and plates slipping through between the guide rods and being dama-
ged.
The guide rods become hot during heating. Use protection such as pot holders or protective
gloves when handling hot guide rods.
Distribution height of stacked items
The distribution height of stacked items must be adjusted to current needs when commissio-
ning. If the stacking platform is set too high, the stacked items may tip over. Stacked items which
tip over can cause injuries. If the stacking platform is adjusted too low, the stacked items must
be removed in an ergonomically unfavourable position.
The unit interior can become hot during heating. Before setting the distribution height of the sta-
cked items, ensure that the unit interior has cooled down.
The springs for setting the distribution height of stacked items must be unhooked and hooked in
symmetrically. Otherwise there is a danger of the springs being loaded unevenly. Heavily loaded
springs are subject to increased wear. The springs must be attached in such a way that the start
of the spring is not pointing to the well centre.
Location
Never operate the unit next to equipment which emits large amounts of steam, such as a dish-
washer. Steam can cause moisture condensation on the unit.
When the unit is connected to the mains, there is a danger of the moisture film causing a short-
circuit or an electric shock.
Transport
Commissioning