Heiniger TPW Aussie Xpress, Operator'S Manual

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MA005 TPW Woolpress Operator Manual 2019-06-06
Rev:05
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2.3 Measures for avoiding accidents.
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Do not reach into any part of the woolpress while it is operating
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Store the woolpress in a dry undercover area when not in use
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Avoid getting electrical components of the woolpress wet
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Hang the power cable from the roof to avoid a tripping hazard and to avoid damaging
the cord. Ensure the cord will not get caught in moving parts at the top of the
woolpress
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After use disconnect the power
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Switch the woolpress off before disconnecting the power
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Never leave the woolpress unsupervised when connected to the power
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Avoid kinks and tight coils in the cable when storing, this can damage the cable
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The operating instructions must be kept safely and accessible to the operator at all
times
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Do not wear loose clothing or jewellery when using this woolpress, tie back long hair
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The safe guards fitted to this woolpress must be kept in proper condition
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The safe guards must be fitted and operational before using this woolpress
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Children are not permitted to use the woolpress
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Children are not permitted in the vicinity of the woolpress when it is being operated or
maintenance is being carried out
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Never use a damaged woolpress. Have the woolpress repaired by an authorized service
agent or qualified technician
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Any damage to or failure of the woolpress which may constitute a risk to the health and
safety of any person shall be immediately reported by the operator to the
owner/manager who shall take appropriate action
Examples of the type of damage which would constitute such a risk include:
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Damage to any part of the woolpress
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Frayed or damage insulation on electrical wiring;
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Cracked, perished or damaged hydraulic hoses, pipes or fittings;
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Overheating of any motor or pump; or
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Failure or wear of any control or component.
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Damaged or loose fasteners, nuts, bolts, etc.