Sedgwick SM210, Operation And Maintenance Instructions

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SM210 Operation/Maintenance Instructions Page 7 of 29
2.0 Machine Handling
The following section offers a guide to transporting, assembling, and installing the machine,
which should be done following an adequate risk assessment. Movement, adjustment, or
installation of the machine should not be attempted without proper training in the handling
of heavy machinery.
There is a risk of physical injury when moving the machine. The machine could
be damaged or written-off if not handled properly during transportation.
Always use a sling within the safe working load of the machine weight. Machine weights are
provided above. Sling underneath either side of the machine table, ensuring that you do not
catch the starter etc. Take care not to lift the machine by the slide bar on the left-hand side
of the machine table (if fitted) as damage to this will inhibit the movement of the sliding
table. Do not walk or stand under the machine during lifting.
Upon arrival, check that the machine has not suffered any damage during transit. Reuse or
recycle any packaging materials (e.g., wooden pallet) and where not possible to do so,
dispose of them in accordance with local refuse requirements.
2.1 Positioning
First ensure that there is ample power supply available, together with good lighting and
ventilation.
Second ensure that there is sufficient unobstructed space around the machine to enable the
work being done at it to be done without risk of injury to persons employed.
The chosen floor space should be in good and level condition to enable the machine to be
anchored at four points. Holes for M10 foundation bolts (not supplied) are provided at either
corner of the inside of the fabricated body. Remove the
machine’s side guard, score marks
through these holes, drag the machine out of the way, and drill the necessary holes and
insert fixing plugs. Finally, make sure that the machine is not rocking. Pack under the feet of