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GDPD400_V0.3_0920
1. Safety
1.1
Safety notes and regulations
To ensure safe and reliable work with the high-pressure tester and to protect the user from inju-
ries, the following points are to be observed:
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Read the operating instructions carefully.
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Read and follow the operating instructions for digital pressure gauge DM 80.
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The high-pressure tester may only be operated and installed in systems by
trained motor vehicle specialists who possess the necessary expertise and
qualifications to perform these tasks, and who are familiar with the applicable
standards, regulations and requirements of the field of application.
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The operating instructions are part of the high-pressure tester. Store the
operating instructions in a safe location so that you can quickly find the desired
information if necessary.
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The legal provisions and regulations as well as those of the vehicle manufacturer
are generally to be observed.
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Prior to commissioning, perform a check to ensure that the high-pressure tester,
along with all its components, is in faultless condition. Do NOT operate the
high-pressure tester if damaged.
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Never kink or pinch pressure lines.
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With daily use, the pressure lines must be replaced after max. 6 years.
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No technical modifications may be made to the high-pressure tester or its com-
ponents.
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Do not subject the high-pressure tester or its components to any extreme tem-
peratures, direct sunlight, extreme humidity or moisture.
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Protection class according to DIN 60529: The ambient conditions at the place
of use must not exceed the requirements for the specified protection class (see
Technical data, DM 80 operating instructions).
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Never exceed the maximum measurement range end values of the high-pressure
tester.
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Repairs on the high-pressure tester may only be carried out by the manufacturer.
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Use only original spare parts and accessories.
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Non-specified use of the product or failure to observe the safety and operating
notes may lead to severe malfunctions as well as personal injury and property
damage.
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The discharge of media or hot liquids that are under pressure may cause injuries.
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Pressurised systems may burst and cause parts to be ejected.
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When working on the fuel system, the special safety regulations for flammable
liquids must be observed.
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Wear personal protective equipment, such as protective goggles, gloves, safety
shoes, etc. when working on pressurised systems and components.
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