Hohner ECONOMY 25/40, Operating Instructions Manual

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Basic safety precautions
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1.10 Parts of the machine that are particularly dangerous
1.11 Servicing and repair work, elimination of faults
Mount the finger guard again after adjustment-, maintenance- and inspection work.
1.12 Structural modifications to the machine
Changes to the machine, additions or modifications may only be undertaken with the permission of
the manufacturer.
1.13 Cleaning the machine and the removal of waste products
The functionality of the machine and clean processing of the products can only be guaranteed over
a prolonged period of time, if the machine is regularly cleaned in accordance with the normal meth-
ods used in mechanical engineering.
Clean with mild, non-abrasive and non-scratch cleaners. Never use aggressive cleaning agents
such as e.g. solvents.
While doing this, it is particularly important to remove trimmed paper remnants
and paper dust regularly, as these can result in jamming of the machine and in
increased wear of its parts.
The machine contains bare metal parts. These should be cleaned regularly with a protective clean-
ing agent, especially when using the machine in rooms of high air humidity.
All substances and materials used (e.g. solvents and lubricants) must be handled appropriately and
removed in an environmentally friendly way.
1.14 Noise levels produced by the machine
The noise emitted by the machine when it is running does not exceed a value of 81 dB(A) as meas-
ured in accordance with DIN 45635, Part 27.
Quick stroke movements of the stitching heads!
Danger of crushing!
 Never operate the system without properly mounted finger guard.
Quick stroke movements of the stitching heads!
Danger of crushing!
 Before carrying out maintenance or repairs, take care that the power supply is switched off
and prevented from being switched on again accidentally.
 Never operate the system without properly mounted finger guard.