Gaggia Milano La Reale, Installation And Use Manual

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4.1 HANDLING AND
INSTALL ATION
4.1.1 Packaging
- The machine comes in a sturdy wooden
package with appropriate internal protective
elements. The conventional symbols to be
observed during the machine's handling and
storage are shown on the packaging.
- The transport operations must be carried out
in accordance with the indications shown on
the packaging, moving the package with due
caution and avoiding any type of impact.
- Never leave the package exposed to the
elements (rain, sun, frost, etc.).
4.1.2 Inspection upon receipt
- Upon receiving the machine, check to
make sure that the contents of the package
correspond to that which is shown on the
transport documentation (see the packaging
labels).
- Check to make sure that the original
packaging is not damaged and does not
show any signs of moisture that might lead
you to believe that it has been exposed to the
weather.
- After having removed the packaging, check
the integrity of the machine, its accessories,
and its safety devices.
- The packaging elements (plastic bags,
polystyrene foam, nails, etc.) are potentially
hazardous and therefore must not be left in
reach of children.
4.1.3 Instructions for disposing of the
packaging
The packaging materials are environmentally
friendly and recyclable. In order to protect the
environment, however, they must be brought
to appropriate recovery and disposal centres, in
accordance with the current local regulations.
4.1.4 Handling
The personnel in charge of moving the machine
must be familiar with the risks associated with
handling loads.
Always use maximum caution when handling the
machine, and use adequate lifting equipment
wherever possible (such as a forklift). In the case
of manual handling operations, make sure that:
- a sufficient number of people are involved
to handle the machine's weight and gripping
requirements;
- the necessary accident prevention devices
are always utilised (shoes, gloves, etc.).
The gripping points are shown in the figure.
LA REALE
HANDLING AND
INSTALL ATION
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