Mondolfo Ferro TBE 156 PRO N, Operator'S Manual

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48 TBE 156 PRO N - DE LUXE - SUPER
The electricity supply lead must consist
of a cable with minimum gauge 4 mm2, 3
poles + earth to be connected to terminals
L1-L2-L3 of the control panel.
Before connecting the power supply wires
to the control panel terminal board, pro-
ceed as follows:
- Check that the power supply voltage is
380 Volts (or 220 Volts).
- Check the condition of the wires and that
the earth wire is present.
- Check that an automatic circuit breaker
protecting against overcurrents is located
upstream of the machine together with a
residual current operated device (rated
at 30 mA).
- Connect the cable to the machine with
the greatest care, in accordance with the
regulations in force.
The dimensions of the electrical connec-
tion must be suitable for the machineís
power absorption specified on the relative
nameplate.
In normal operation, the wheel must turn
clockwise; otherwise, reverse two wires in
the power supply plug.
The manufacturer will not accept
responsibility for any damage deriving
from failure to follow the instructions
provided above, which may also cause
the guarantee to become null and void.
7 LAY-OFFS
If the machine is to be out of use for a
long period, disconnect it from the power
sources, empty the tank containing the
hydraulic fluid, and protect those parts
which might be damaged by dust. Grease
the parts which might also be damaged if
they dry out.
8 SCRAPPING
If the machine is to be decommissioned, it
must be made unusable by removing the
electrical, electronic, hydraulic and plastic
parts; the rest must then be disposed of as
ferrous material. The electrical material (ca-
bles) must be scrapped as copper.
Care must also be taken to make safe those
parts which might be potential dangers,
such as:
hydraulic fluid tank
electric motor
Consider the category of each item with regard
to the recommended disposal procedure
CAUTION
Users are reminded that in all cases they
are obliged to comply with the laws on
SCRAPPING in force in the country of use.
ADVICE AND WARNINGS ON
HYDRAULIC FLUID
Disposing of spent fluid
Never pour spent fluid down sewers, under-
ground passages or into watercourses; collect
it and consign it to specialised companies for
collection and disposal.
Fluid leaks or spills
Limit the spread of the spilt material with
absorbent material such as soil or sand,
then degrease with solvents, preventing the
formation or stagnation of vapours.
Precautions for the use of hydraulic fluid
Avoid prolonged contact with the skin
Avoid the formation of fluid mists or their
spread into the atmosphere.
Take the following precautions:
Avoid splashes (wear suitable clothing or
protective screens on machines).