Schwamborn 728000, Translation Of The Original Operating Manual

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5 Acceptance and transportation
EN Floor grinding machine DSM 400
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5.2 Transporting the machine
The machine may only be transported if it has
been switched off and the ETX tool holder disc
is at a standstill!
Risk of injury from heavy loads!
Suspended loads can slide out of place, fall or
tip over and cause serious injuries.
Never walk under or reach under suspended
loads!
Raising and lowering the load must be per­
formed by two persons!
Do not raise loads any higher than necessary!
Prevent the load from swinging back and forth!
Keep sufficient safety distance.
Devices for transporting the unit have to be
rated to handle its full weight and dimensions.
Observe weight data on packaging or in the ac­
companying documentation.
Do not lift any additional loads together with the
machine!
Wear safety shoes!
Wear safety gloves!
During transport, the guide handle [1, Fig. A/K]
must always be locked in position with the
clamping lever [3, Fig. A/H/N/R]!
The crane hook or lashing gear may only be
attached at the specified position
[
!
Fig. K/N/R]!
The machine can be fastened to pallets to protect it
against damages. A relocation over shorter distances
is possible on the transport wheels.
1.
Switch off the machine (
!
Chapter 3.3).
2. Fasten any loose parts to the machine.
3. Either:
(moving machine over short distances)
— Move the machine to the respective loca­
tion with the transport wheels [8, Fig. A/K]
and deposit.
or
(hoisting or carrying the machine over short dis­
tances, 2 people)
a. Remove additional weights
(Only for DSM 400 / 3~,
!
Chapter 4.2).
b. Loosen the knob screws [25, Fig. J]. Slide
the carrying rods [14, Fig. A/K/Q] to the
front. Tighten the knob screws again.
c. Grip the machine by the
guide handle and the carry­
ing rods (
!
Fig. Q), move it
to the respective location,
and set it down.
d. Loosen the knob screws, slide the carrying
rods to the back, and tighten the knob
screws again.
or
(for transport over longer distances)
a.
Remove additional weights
(Only for DSM 400 / 3~,
!
Chapter 4.2)
or fasten them securely to the machine
(e. g. lash them on with tension belts).
b. Swivel the guide handle into the front posi­
tion (over the drive motor) and lock it in
place (
!
Chapter 3.1, Fig. K/N/R).
c. Use suitable lashing gear (
!
Fig. K/N/R) to
hoist the machine, and lower it onto a suit­
able transport device (e.g. pallet).
The grinding plate and the wheels must rest on
the transport device!
d.
When transporting the machine with a vehi­
cle or suitable transport device, always se­
cure the machine in accordance with regu­
lations (e. g. lash down with tension belts).
e. Move the machine to the new location and
deposit.
For longer periods in transport or in storage, the
machine needs to be covered to protect it
against soiling.