Pfannenberg EB 210, Operating And Maintenance Instructions Manual

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Operating and Maintenance Instructions - Chiller - Series EB 210 - EB 440 © Pfannenberg GmbH Page 77 / 293
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5. Installation
5.1 Transport
WARNING
Danger due to uncontrolled movements
Improper securing of the unit can result in severe accidents.
Loading must only be carried out by trained, qualified personnel.
Maintain the packaged unit in vertical position.
Lash the unit correctly for transport on a truck or trailer.
Only use lashing straps with an adequate rated strength.
Use slip-resistant materials for securing, e.g. anti-slip mats.
When loading by crane, do not walk or stand under the raised units.
CAUTION
Danger of component damage during transport
The chiller must be transported and moved without liquid in the tank.
NOTICE
Danger of material damage during transport and setting down of the unit
Improper device-securing or uncontrolled movements can cause damage.
Exercise maximum caution during movement and transport of the unit.
Always transport the unit in the position of use.
Always transport the unit using the packaging provided by the factory.
The packaged chillers are not suitable for piling up on top of each other.
5.2 Unpack the chiller
WARNING
Danger of accidents due to the heavy weight of the units
Uncontrolled movements of the unit during assembly can cause accidents.
Use suitable lifting equipment and secure unit to prevent accidents.
Also, secure assembled components.
CAUTION
Danger of injury due to sharp edges
For manufacturing reasons, the metal edges of the unit may have burrs.
Wear gloves during service and assembly work.
Perform a visual inspection for transport damage when unpacking the chiller. Take note of any loose parts, dents,
scratches, visible loss of liquid etc.
Inspect and secure the packaging material for any loose functional parts before disposal.
External visual damages:
Report any damages to the freight carrier immediately and accept the material with reserve. Observe the "Terms
for Cases of Damage".
Precise information about defects, including possible photos must be provided for the handling of warranty claims.
Always specify the type designation and serial number.