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2.2 Maintenance and service
Should the electrofusion control unit fail despite the great care taken in manufacturing and testing it, the
necessary repairs should only be carried out by an after-sales service centre authorised by the manufacturer.
Please note that the product is a technically demanding machine for field application. In accordance to the
applicable standards like DVS 2208-1, BGV A3, ISO 12176-2 and most national and international standards,
these machines are subject to a periodical maintenance. The maintenance interval is 12 months, with heavy
use shorter intervals are recommended.
During maintenance, the electrofusion control unit will be upgraded to the current technical standard of our
devices and you get a 3-month guarantee on function for the maintained electrofusion control unit.
The maintenance and the related checks are important for you safety and the continuous working reliability
of the electrofusion control unit. Therefore, the maintenance and all necessary repairs, have to be carried out
by the manufacturer or an authorised service point.
For further information about our after-sales service centres please contact:
PF-Schweißtechnologie GmbH
Tel.:
+49-6631-9652-0
Karl-Bröger-Str.10
Fax:
+49-6631-9652-52
DE-36304 Alsfeld
E-Mail: [email protected]
Germany
Web: www.pfs-gmbh.com
In all correspondence, please provide the serial number (S/N) as shown on the type plate of the tool.
2.3 Handling and maintenance
To achieve an optimum work results the tool has to be handled with care and maintained frequently.
Pollution by sand and dirt has to be avoided or, if necessary, removed with a soft cloth or a Q-tip.
2.4 Disposal
For EU countries only:
Do not dispose of electric devices in the household waste.
According to the European directive 2002/96/EC for Waste Electrical and Electronic
Equipment (WEEE) and its implementation into national legislation, electric devices which are
no longer serviceable/usable must be collected separately and be recycled in an environment-
friendly manner.
