OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
5
Servicing and examination
Checks to be made before the use of the measuring equipment
The equipment must be checked before the beginning of every workday. . In the course of the
examination, the operator must ensure that,
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no deformations or other damages for example cracks are visible
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all the attachment parts are present and in good order and condition (for example safety splints
etc.).
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the present complete system does not conceal any hazards (for example an incorrect assembly).
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there are no potential hazards within the vicinity of the operating area and if so the must be dealt
with or rendered safe before operating the equipment.
Regular inspection / Servicing
After
every
3
months
or
after
12,500
measurements, depending on which comes first.
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Check all parts for any excessive wear and
tear.
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Check all dimensions.
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Check
housing
for
any
signs
of
deformation or damage.
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Check all parts and ensure they are
functioning correctly.
After
every
12
months
or
after
50,000
measurements, depending on which comes first.
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Check all load-bearing parts for example
hairline cracks etc. Only trained personnel
are to carry out maintenance.
After every 5 years or 25,000 measurements,
depending on which comes first.
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All load-bearing parts must be exchanged.
After every 10 years or 50,000 measurements,
depending on which comes first.
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If the measuring equipment has reached
the end of its usable life, then it needs to
be replaced.
If property damage and personal injury is caused through incorrect use or non compliance of the
regulations then the owner or the operator is responsible. The manufacturer will not be liable for damages
caused by inappropriate handling. The safety guidelines are an excerpt out of the applicable standards
and regulations, including suggestions and tips. These do not replace the valid standards and regulations,
but are there to ensure a safe usage of the measuring equipment. You should familiarise yourself with the
valid national safety and regulations.
If you have any questions, please contact PCE Instruments UK Ltd
