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MAINTENANCE ........................................................................................................................... 31

5.1 GENERAL INFORMATION ON MAINTANANCE ................................................................. 31

5.2 MECHANICAL PARTS MAINTENANCE ............................................................................. 32

5.2.1 GREASING

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5.3 ELECTRICAL PARTS MAINTENANCE ........................................................................... 33

5.3.1 BATTERY MAINTENANCE

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5.3.2 ALARMS........................................................................................................................... 36

5.4 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE ................................................................................... 37

5.5 CLEANING .......................................................................................................................... 38

DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL .................................................................................................... 39

6.1 DISPOSAL OF PRODUCTION WASTE .............................................................................. 39

6.2 MACHINE DEMOLITION ..................................................................................................... 39

IGM EN_REV4

Summary of Contents for Viverra

Page 1: ...Omni Viverra...

Page 2: ...the Directive 2004 108 EC and its amendments National decrees that implement the Community Directives mentioned above List of the Harmonized Technical Rules applied EN 12100 2010 Safety of machinery G...

Page 3: ...OVERALL DIMENSIONS OF THE MACHINE 15 2 6 NECESSARY SPACE 16 2 7 ELECTRICAL TOLERANCES OF THE MACHINE 16 2 8 POWER EQUIPMENT 16 2 9 ELECTROMAGNETIC ENVIRONMENT 16 2 10 ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS 17 2 11...

Page 4: ...PARTS MAINTENANCE 32 5 2 1 GREASING 33 5 3 ELECTRICAL PARTS MAINTENANCE 33 5 3 1 BATTERY MAINTENANCE 35 5 3 2 ALARMS 36 5 4 EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE 37 5 5 CLEANING 38 DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL 39 6 1...

Page 5: ...us situations for people and objects from taking place is to follow these instructions carefully Please carefully read this manual before installing and starting the machine 1 2 CONSERVING THE MANUAL...

Page 6: ...ding year Prompt and precise answers can be only guaranteed if the data are referred correctly The Builder disclaims any liability for any damage to persons property or environmental goods arising fro...

Page 7: ...has all the necessary information for the ordinary use of this machine SKILLED TECHNICIAN Person who fulfils the necessary requirements to carry out interventions of ordinary maintenance and who has p...

Page 8: ...with sidestep eliminate or bypass the safety and warning devices installed on the machine Non compliance with this requirement can cause serious risks and can compromise the safety of people Never sta...

Page 9: ...fety and efficiency of the machine The operation space that surrounds the machine should be clear of obstacles cleaned up and very illuminated The lighting level should always be such as to guarantee...

Page 10: ...ake sure that no people are in the work area Tighten all screws bolts and lock nuts of every adjustable mechanical element following normal tightening values without using any levers or hitting any sp...

Page 11: ...unit The external rear wheel which is driven by the motor moves the machine which by means of an arm fitted with a feeler wheel located on the external profile of the pallet to be wrapped follows the...

Page 12: ...adjustable motorized pre stretch potentiometer to control the film tension multi turn potentiometer to control the film tension photocell for black load automatic cutting of the film Start or Reset or...

Page 13: ...R TO DATA ON PLATE DIMENSIONS mm REFER TO PARAGRAPH 2 5 ROTATION WISE CLOCKWISE 2 4 PLATES AND PICTOGRAMS Please find below a list of the warning pictograms and plates located on the machine INDICATES...

Page 14: ...TES THE REQUIREMENT TO READ THE GENERAL INFORMATION AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL The plates and pictograms must be located on the machine as shown in the pictures Do not remove plates or pictograms IGM EN_R...

Page 15: ...2 5 OVERALL DIMENSIONS OF THE MACHINE IGM EN_REV4 15...

Page 16: ...C Any variations will compromise the life of the electrical equipment If variations larger than the standard values are foreseen please contact the machine Builder 2 8 POWER EQUIPMENT The label with t...

Page 17: ...ll its components and placed in an environment without any other sources of noise the Continuous and Equivalent Level of sound pressure considered in scale A Leq in dB A at the distance of 1 m when th...

Page 18: ...IGM EN_REV4 18...

Page 19: ...oved 3 2 SAFETY DEVICES The machine is equipped with adequate guards for the protection of the operators exposed to risks due to moving parts and voltage presence The following protection devices are...

Page 20: ...s and while the machine is disconnected from the power supply Never remove the pictograms from the guards and immediately replace them if they are faded or not easily readable Never remove fixed guard...

Page 21: ...n are protected by a casing fixed with screws Tighten all screws bolts and lock nuts of every adjustable mechanical element following normal tightening values without using any levers or hitting any s...

Page 22: ...stated in this manual not included in or not deducible from it must be considered INAPPROPRIATE and FORBIDDEN because potentially dangerous for the safety of the operators and it causes the contractu...

Page 23: ...s other risks related to the table rotation and to indispensable carriage movements Therefore operators need to pay attention to the warning messages maintain an adequate safety distance from the dang...

Page 24: ...e ageing corrosion and abrasion The machine elements and their connection parts have been specifically designed to bear the stress they have to be subject to during usage The Builder cannot describe a...

Page 25: ...handling the machine must be kept as close as possible to the ground Before using the means of transport check their efficiency and their safety systems Check that the carrying capacity of the means o...

Page 26: ...danger in the zone The machine must not be carried by hand not even for short stretches Always use suitable lifting systems and equipment Any damage to the machine that depends on incorrect handling...

Page 27: ...4 3 STOCKING In case of a long period of inactivity store the machine in a closed place protected from severe weather conditions and humidity protecting it from collisions and other types of stress p...

Page 28: ...fixing bracket Phase 2 With the suitable equipment lift up the column in the vertical position paying attention not to trap the electric cables Phase 3 Fix the column in position with the provided bo...

Page 29: ...supply check that all mobile and fixed guards and all safety equipment are correctly installed check that all control sensors are in the correct position 4 6 ELECTRICAL CONNECTION BATTERY CHARGING Bef...

Page 30: ...cifications Electrical connection cables must be protected and so located as not to hamper operators The battery charging unit is located under the plastic cover remove the cover during the charging p...

Page 31: ...ng The main needs of the user can be determined only after a continuous maintenance service and its critical analysis The machine does not require particular maintenance The technicians assigned to it...

Page 32: ...operations ordinary maintenance of mechanical parts power must be off ordinary maintenance of electrical parts power must be off extraordinary maintenance power must be off cleaning operations 5 2 MEC...

Page 33: ...the machine s electrical parts get the machine s technical documentation check that the technical documentation corresponds to the machine the documentation must be up to date as difficulties might a...

Page 34: ...When the procedures are finished check that all removed protections have been re established before restoring power supply About every month or every 200 working hours while the machine is in operati...

Page 35: ...he capacity of the battery Charge the battery when the screen shows ALARM LOW BATTERY and connect the battery plug to a power supply The batteries must be charged for at least 8 hours Charging the bat...

Page 36: ...s indicator RED LED shows that the battery is in initial charging phase YELLOW LED shows that the battery charger has reached 80 of charge GREEN LED shows that the battery has reached 100 of charge 5...

Page 37: ...E Any maintenance operation different from those described in the previous paragraphs must be considered EXTRAORDINARY MAINTENANCE Contact with the Builder before carrying out any kind of operation on...

Page 38: ...nto the machine openings when the machine is running Do not clean the machine with aggressive products even if diluted Do not use water to clean the machine Use ONLY mechanical tools to clean the mach...

Page 39: ...e machine is installed 6 2 MACHINE DEMOLITION When dismantling the machine plastic parts and electrical components must be separated and sent to centres for separate waste collection according to the...

Page 40: ...utions you can rely on us as the industry experts As a result our of experience and knowledge in the industry our strong reputation has come from cutting edge product innovation with the focus to redu...

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