Franz Eisele u. Söhne GmbH & Co. KG
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10 Removal
Risk of death from explosions!
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It must be ensured, that during the entire removal, there is no
explosive mixture of gas and air present.
Substrate fumes emit toxic substances!
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Inhalation of substrate fumes can lead to serious health issues with
possible fatal consequences. It is essential to ensure that there is
sufficient aeration and/or extraction of fumes! Carry a gas detector
with you.
Risk of death or injury due to improper behaviour!
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It is to be ensured, that removal work is performed exclusively by
trained/ instructed personnel.
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It is to be ensured, that the submersible motor pump is fully
disconnected from current and voltage at all poles, and is secured
against restarting.
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It is to be ensured during installation, removal and repair work, that
there are no people (especially children) or animals in the operating
area of the submersible motor pump.
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Make sure that the submersible motor pump is not left unattended
during installation, removal and repair work.
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Use personal protective equipment, such as e.g. protective gloves,
safety glasses, safety shoes as well as, if necessary, gas detector,
fall protection, respirator, etc.
10.1
Before Removal
Observe the following before removal of the submersible motor pump:
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Ensure, if possible, that the tank is aerated. If aeration is not possible, appropriate protective
equipment is absolutely necessary.
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Lower the filling level sufficiently in the tank before removal.
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Completely disconnect the pump from all current and voltage. The main switch is to be secured
against being unintentionally switched on.
10.2
Dangers during the Removal
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Lubricant leaks can lead to environmental damage.
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Escaping gases and fumes can lead to suffocation and conceal a risk of fire or explosion!
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Components not removed professionally can fall down or fall over.
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Unsecured lifting equipment can cause injuries and material damage!
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Suspended loads can fall, consequently there is a danger to life. Do not stand under suspended
loads.
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There is a risk of injury on open, sharp-edged components, tools, etc.
