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3.4.
Reasonably foreseeable misuses
The following processing procedures described as examples are considered misuse and are therefore not proper intended use:
– Using and/or processing explosive materials.
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Processing other materials than the specified intended use.
The following are also not considered proper intended use:
– Operating the machine in an explosive atmosphere.
– Operating the machine without all safety equipment installed.
– Use by private users or users without technical training and education.
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Storing explosive or easily flammable materials in the vicinity of the machine.
The safety of the operating personnel and the protection of the SVR Deep Cleaner cannot be guaranteed if materials other than those listed
in the technical data sheet are used.
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Do not install the SVR Deep Cleaner in unprotected rooms or halls that are exposed to weather.
3.5.
Residual risk
Even if all safety regulations are observed there will remain a residual risk in the operation of SVR Deep Cleaner, described in the following.
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As the company owner/operator, make sure that all persons who work on and with the SVR Deep Cleaner are aware of the
residual risks.
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Follow the instructions that prevent residual risks from resulting in accidents or damage.
During set-up and adjustment works it may become necessary to remove safety devices installed by the customer. This causes different
residual risks and hazard potentials of which every operator must be aware:
Warning of hearing damage!
Increase noise levels damage hearing!
● Always wear suitable hearing protection when operating the SVR Deep Cleaner!
Warning of severe bodily injury
In the event of improper use, there is a risk of sever bodily injury such as a risk of crushing, fingers or
hands being torn off due to uncontrolled movements of individual machine elements.
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Only let trained and authorized technicians perform repairs and work on the SVR Deep Cleaner in
compliance with the safety instructions and applicable accident prevention regulations.
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Only perform equipping, maintenance and servicing work or troubleshooting when the system is shut
off.
3.6.
Description of the safety equipment
The safety concept covers moving or static separating safety equipment including, in principle:
– Separating safety equipment can only be removed using tools.
– Moving separating safety equipment does not remain in the protective position if unsecured.
– Mounting materials are permanently attached to the safety equipment.
The mounting materials are selected so switches or actuators for locked safety equipment with tools such as:
– objects used on a daily basis such as keys, adhesive tape, twine or wire or
– replacement actuators or keys for locking mechanisms with key transfer systems or
– tools that are required for machines/systems and are easily available such as screwdrivers and wrenches, Allen wrenches
and pliers
cannot be removed; this does not prevent the reasonable, foreseeable use of the safety equipment.
Cleaning agent / interface to the vehicle’s hoist
The risk of injury when installing the joint shaft and hoist is indicated by a warning sign “Warning of hand injuries”.
Rotating brush rollers
Places where people can be pulled in are protected by static separating safety equipment. Access to moving parts is prevented.
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