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D) ALTERATIONS
The following cases are considered incorrect uses:
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Altering the machine in any way that alters the envisaged use of the machine.
2.7 Information on the work environment
The machine has been constructed to operate in closed, well ventilated environments that are full of
light. Temperature and humidity rates in the work environment must be within the limits mentioned in the
specific technical data attached to this manual.
Environmental conditions other than the ones indicated in this manual may seriously damage the
machine, particularly electronic devices.
Positioning the machine in unsuitable environments that do not meet the established requirements shall
lead the expiry of the warranty for the parts to replace.
If the machine does not work, it must be stored taking all the necessary precautions as established in
this manual. Temperature and humidity rates in the place where the machine will be stored must be
within the limits mentioned in the specific technical data attached to this manual.
2.7.1 Illumination and aeration
The place where the machine is installed must be adequately illuminated for the operations to be
performed; shady areas, disturbing glare and stroboscopic effects must be avoided.
Abide by the current standards on illumination of work environments. Please note that the lack of
adequante lighting could pose risks for the persons exposed.
The machine must run in a properly aerated environment.
2.7.2 Dust removal system
The machine is not supplied with a dust removal system. For proper and safe machine use, the machine
must be connected to a dust removal system that is conformant to the specifications provided in ANNEX
B TECHNICAL DRAWINGS AND GENERAL INFORMATION.
2.7.3 Vibrations
Mechanical vibrations, if transmitted to the hand-arm system and/or to the whole body: pose risks for the
health and safety of operators as evaluated on the basis of the European Directive 2002/44/EC.
2.7.4 Electromagnetic emissions
The machine contains electronic components in line with the Electromagnetic Compatibility standards,
that are subject to transmitted or irradiated emissions.
The emission values are conformant to regulatory requirements thanks to the use of components that
comply with the Electromagnetic Compatibility Standards, appropriate wiring and connections and the
installations of filters as required. Hence, the machine is conformant to European Directive 89/336/EC on
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC).