Dismantling and
cleaning up
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Dismantling and cleaning up
Warning!
Permanent skin damages after touching lubricant or sol-
vent of every description (long term effects).
Avoid touching lubricants, solvents and coolants.
Wash the sprinkled skin parts thoroughly.
Wear protective gauntlets when using lubricants, solvents and
coolants.
Attention!
Disposal of possibly applied lubricants and harmful clean-
ing agents is strictly regulated by the Environmental Pro-
tection Act and its regulations.
Deliver applied lubricants at the hazardous waste col-
lection point.
Spilled lubricants must immediately sprinkle with binder and dis-
pose them after binding as hazardous waste.
Provide all materials to collect spilled materials (sealed bottom,
catch basins, collecting tarpaulins).
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Separate the system off the mains supply and other supply con-
nections.
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Depressurize all system parts which can be under pressure.
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Dispose the system with the help of an appropriate lifting gear.
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Clean the parts of the system.
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Follow legal regulations at handling and cleaning up of old system
parts.
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Bring metal pieces to the recycling.
