Geberit ACO 102, Operation Manual

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To obtain addresses of authorized repair shops, please contact a Geberit sales company from the enclosed list "Geberit
Worldwide" or visit www.geberit.com.
Maintenance
A service sticker on the pressing tool indicates the time when the next service is due.
The pressing tool must always be taken for maintenance together with the pressing jaws in its transport case.
Maintenance work and repair work may only be carried out by Novopress or authorized Novopress repair shops.
Interval Maintenance work
Regularly - Check the pressing tool and rechargeable battery for externally visible defects and
damage that could affect safety.
- Clean and lubricate the pressing tool.
- Clean and lubricate the pressing jaws; see operating instructions of the respective
system.
Every six months - Have an authorized repair shop perform a metrological measurement in order to
establish any safety-related defects or damage.
- However, this metrological measurement does not replace any country-specific
regulations and legislation that might prescribe further checks and maintenance
work.
After 40,000 pressing
operations (interval is
indicated by the red and the
green LED flashing) or after
two years at the latest - Have an authorized repair shop check the press capacity and the state of wear.
Cleaning and lubricating the pressing tool
Prerequisites
Pressing tool is switched off.
WARNING
Risk of injury from switching on inadvertently
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Remove the rechargeable battery before starting any maintenance work on the tool
CAUTION
Damage to the device from moisture
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Never immerse the pressing tool in water or other liquids
1 Push in both release levers on the rechargeable battery and pull out the battery (see cover page in the back,
figure E).
2 Clean the roller drive and retaining pin of the pressing tool.
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Use compressed air or a brush to remove dirt.
4 Use BRUNOX®Turbo-Spray® or equivalent to lubricate the roller drive, its guide and the retaining pin
(see cover page in the back, figure F).
5 Wipe off any excess lubricant.