DANA TM4 SUMO MD MV, Troubleshooting Manual

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General Information
User security:
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Ensure that each cable is clearly identified for
specific usage to prevent errors during
installation and operation that may damage
the system or cause injury to the user.
•
Ensure that, once installed, cables do not
obscure any warning labels on the product.
When installing:
•
Ensure cable bending radius of x5 of the
cable diameter or greater. A correctly
installed cable should be smooth with no
creases or signs of strain that might
eventually compromise cable integrity.
•
Ensure that cables do not touch or cross over
each other.
•
Never place cables near sharp edges or on
abrasive surfaces.
•
Protect cables from damage due to gravel or
other environmental factors.
Allow for enough room for air circulation, clearance
space for movement and access to cables for
maintenance etc.
When securing cables:
•
Ensure that each cable is appropriately
supported (connector strain relief):
•
High-voltage cables
– secured no more than
10 cm from the connectors.
•
Low-voltage cables
– secured no more than
30 cm from the connectors.
•
To restrict movement and vibration in longer
cables, a maximum of 3 cables should be
fastened together in parallel every 40 cm or
less; do not gather cables in a tight bundle.
•
Ensure that the brackets/fasteners used to
support/secure the cables do not compromise
cable integrity.
•
Never apply perpendicular loads on the
connectors/cables
when using cable
fasteners as this could compromise ingress
protection (i.e. IP6K9K).
WARNING