RIEXINGER BSM 1000, Operating Manual

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10. Dismantling and disposal 69
10. Dismantling and disposal
10.1 Deactivation
Danger!
Running saw band may cause serious severance injury!
Descending saw bow may pinch the operator!
Only an authorised person may deactivate the machine (see Chap. 2.5 on p. 10).
How to deactivate the BSM 631 / BSM 800 / BSM 1000:
1) If a workpiece is still in the machine, remove it (see Chap. 7.8 on p. 38).
2) Place the saw bow in the lowest position.
3) Turn the machine off at the main switch , and ensure it is not activated again.
4) Pull the power plug-in out of the receptacle.
5) Disconnect the machine from the air pressure supply by pulling off the plug-in coupling from
the machine's plug-in fitting (see Chap. 6.6 on p. 30).
6) If the machine is transported to a different location, set the saw bow to 45 degrees (see Chap-
ter 1.1 on p.1).
7) Secure the saw bow and the swivel-mounted control panel with transport anchors before
transport (e.g. appropriate cable straps).
10.2 Final shutdown
1) Execute the steps from the previous section.
2) Disconnect the power supply cable to the machine so that unauthorised persons cannot acti-
vate the machine.
10.3 Disposal
Danger!
Climbing onto the machine poses a fall- and injury risk due to sharp machine
parts!
Workers may not climb onto the machine even when disposing of it. Use suitable
climbing aids (e.g. stepladders or multi-purpose ladders, but no leaning ladders).
BSM 631 / BSM 800 / BSM 1000