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Safety
2.2
Safety principles
The device is built according to state-of-the-art technology and the generally
accepted rules of safety and it is safe to operate. The basic safety and health
requirements of the applicable laws, standards, directives and guidelines have
been applied in the construction of the device. The safety of the device is con-
firmed by the Declaration of Incorporation.
All specifications pertaining to safety relate to the currently valid regulations of
the European Union. In other countries it must be ensured by the plant operator
that the applicable laws and national regulations are complied with.
In addition to the safety notices and directions in these installation instructions,
the generally applicable regulations regarding accident prevention and environ-
mental protection must be observed and complied with.
The device must only be used when in perfect working order, for its intended
use, and in compliance with the safety notices and directions in these installa-
tion instructions. The device is designed for the application in accordance with
the section “Intended use”. In the event of use that is not in compliance with
the intended use, injury to the life and limb of the user or third parties or impair-
ments to the device and other property can arise. Any accidents or almost ac-
cidents during the use of the device that lead to or could have led to personal
injuries and/or damage in the working environment must be reported directly
and without delay to the manufacturer.
All safety notices and directions specified in the installation instructions and on
the device must be adhered to. In addition to these safety notices and direc-
tions, the operator must ensure that all national and international regulations
applicable in the respective country of use, as well as other binding regulations
relating to operational safety, accident prevention and environmental protection
are complied with. All work on the device must be performed only by trained,
safety instructed and authorized personnel.
