Kemper EVOLUTION LINE, Operating Manual

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Introduction
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EVOLUTION LINE roll machine Emil Kemper GmbH
1.3.4 Electric power hazards
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Always disconnect the power supply before carrying out work at the line (e.g. via the
main switch or a local switch installed by the plant operator) and ensure it cannot be
reconnected.
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Work in the electrical areas of the line should only be carried by a qualified electrical
specialist – e.g. plant electrician.
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Regularly check the line's electrical equipment for defects such as loose connections
or scorched cables. Have any defects rectified immediately.
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Have the electrical installations and fixed electrical equipment tested by an electrical
specialist every 4 years at least.
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Have non-fixed electrical equipment and extension and device cabling with plugs and
sockets tested by an electrical specialist, or by a trained person using suitable
inspection facilities, every 6 months at least.
Equipment is non-fixed if, by its nature and in its normal use, it is moved while under
power. This includes, for example, electric floor cleaners.
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Alterations made after testing must comply with DIN EN 60204-1.
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Only use original fuses.
1.3.5 Pneumatic power hazards
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Work on the pneumatic equipment should only be carried out by personnel with
specific knowledge of and experience with pneumatics.
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Before working on the equipment, switch it off and prevent it from being reconnected.
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Before starting repairs, depressurize the line sections that need to be opened and the
pressure pipes.
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Regularly inspect all pneumatic pipes, hoses and screw fittings for leaks and
externally recognizable damage.
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Carefully detach the hoses. The release of compressed air could whirl up dust.