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How to handle heavy products
As a Bang & Olufsen technician you are responsible for repair and service of
heavy Bang & Olufsen products. Below we have listed some useful tips on how
you may handle heavy products.
Tips for correct handling of heavy products
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You must familiarize yourself with national handling regulations and
recommendations as these differ worldwide.
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Video products are too heavy to be lifted manually. Make sure that you use proper
lifting methods and equipment when it is necessary to move the products. Or use
trained personnel or partners to carry out the lifting in a safe manner.
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Always use the product cover when you transport the product to avoid damages.
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Always lift the product in an upright position and avoid putting pressure on the
screen. Please refer to the documentation with the product or stands/wall brackets
for specific advice.
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You must support the product until it is mounted on a wall bracket or stand since
it cannot stand on its own.
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You must not move the product when it is switched on. Please make sure that the
product is completely disconnected from the mains before moving it.
Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)
Electrical and electronic equipment, parts and batteries marked with this symbol
must not be disposed of with normal household wastage; all electrical and
electronic equipment, parts and batteries must be collected and disposed of
separately.
Your Bang & Olufsen retailer will advise you of the correct way of disposal in your
country.
Management methods for controlling pollution caused by Electronic Information Products
Component
name:
Hazardous substance
Pb
Hg
Cd
Cr(VI)
PBB
PBDE
Aluminum parts
×
o
o
o
o
o
PCBA
×
o
o
o
o
o
Symbols used in the charts:
o
Indicates all homogeneous materials’ hazardous substances content are below the
ST/T 11363–2006 MCV limit.
×
Indicates that the hazardous substance content contained in any one of the
homogeneous materials of the part exceeded the MCV limits specified in the
standard SJ/T 11363-2006.
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