Operating Instructions | GPM 450 SPEED
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The customer will receive the accompanying technical documentation for the machine – Operating
Instructions. The manufacturer hereby asks the user to ensure comprehensive safety as directed by the
relevant legal proceedings, standards and regulations, the Operating Instructions and other, by training the
workers consistently.
The machine is intended for work in automatic cycles.
The machine operator monitors the process and the operating mode of the machine. Also replaces material
with the new one and checks the measurements. Operator's position by the machine is not defined.
3. WARNINGS
Only sheets of the size listed in the parameters can be creased and perforated in the creasing and
perforating machine.
a) It is forbidden to crease and perforate foils, sheet metal or other similar materials.
b) The machine can be only used in enclosed spaces (e.g. offices, shops).
c) It is forbidden to use the machine outdoors.
d) It is forbidden to use the machine when the electric cord is damaged.
e) It is forbidden to use the machine if it makes strange sounds.
f) It is forbidden to plug the machine into other voltage than indicated on producer’s identification
plate.
g) Read all instructions before using the machine.
h) It is not suitable for children to be near the machine.
i) It is forbidden to put fingers or hands into the machine when the electric cord is plugged in.
j) When the machine is jammed, it is necessary to unplug the machine first and then troubleshoot.
k) When replacing a faulty electrical component, it is forbidden to use a different type of component or
different capacity component. When replacing a component, the electric cord must be unplugged.
l)
Covers can be only dismounted by a trained technician when the machine is unplugged.
m) The operator or the person appointed for operation cannot use the machine unless they have been
trained.
n) The operator must pay special attention during manipulation with rotary parts of the machine – see
yellow Warning Sign (Pos. 40, page 8).
