Operating Instructions Synchroprint 5000
Operating instructions SP5000 V1-0.docx
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1.5.
Safety Instructions for the Operating Staff
All cabinets and covers on the Synchroprint must always be kept closed. Open
cabinets and covers are extremely dangerous as live electrical components are
accessible.
Mechanical or electrical failures must only be repaired by an MHM
authorized/approved technician.
On every occasion, the operator should check the correct functioning of the
safety devices (Emergency STOP), before commencing use of the Synchroprint.
No modifications to any part of the machine or its assembly system that may
adversely affect safety must be carried out without the prior approval of MHM.
Program modifications in the control program and changes of settings which
may affect the Synchroprint’s operation should only be carried out by an MHM
authorized/approved technician.
All working spaces, passageways, escape and emergency routes and exits must
be kept clear.
No tools or other objects must be kept or left in the area of the machine.
Any modifications or changes to the Synchroprint’s settings should only be
carried out by an MHM authorized/approved technician.
Always wear protective gloves and safety goggles during cleaning work, in
particular when using solvents!
Any remains of potentially harmful substances should be disposed of according
to the legal requirements of the country or state in which the Synchroprint is
operated.
All accessories for service and maintenance work (e.g. cleaning agents) must be
collected in suitable containers and disposed of according to any relevant
regulations.
1.6.
Personal Protective Equipment
Personal protective equipment must be used at work. This equipment comprises close-fitting
working clothes with tight sleeves and high tearing resistance without any protruding parts. These
features prevent operators from getting caught by moving machine parts.
