SKF LUBRILEAN Vario, Operating Instructions Manual

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Safety warnings Page 7
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5.2 Personnel
The assembly, the electrical connection and all
procedures such as repairs, part replacements,
etc. must only be performed by trained and
qualified technical personnel.
Severe damage to property and bodily
injury can result from improperly
connected MQL systems.
Qualified personnel are persons who have been
trained, commissioned and instructed by the
operator of the device. These persons are
familiar with the relevant standards,
specifications, accident prevention regulations
and operating conditions as a result of their
training, experience and instruction. They are
authorised to perform the particular tasks
required and are aware of and avoid dangerous
situations in doing so. The definition of technical
personnel and the prohibition of non-qualified
personnel is regulated by DIN VDE 0105 or IEC
364.
5.3 Working on the MQL system
CAUTION DANGER OF DEATH
Repair tasks must only be performed
on the MQL system by technical
personnel who have first disconnected
the power and ensured the system is
voltage-free.
CAUTION DANGER OF DEATH
Working on MQL systems that have
not been disconnected from the power
supply and are not voltage-free can
result in bodily injury.
Working on pressurised systems can
result in physical injuries.
For work on the MQL system in particular, the
system must be disconnected from electrical
voltage and from the compressed air supply.
The general rules and safety regulations that
apply for working with machines and devices
that use compressed air must absolutely be
observed.
5.4 Lubricants
The applying of lubricants or substances with
the SKF MQL system other than those approved
by SKF is not permitted.
Persons or animals must not be
sprayed with aerosol. The aerosol
must not come into contact with the
eyes and under no circumstances be
breathed in directly.
It is important that the application of
lubricants or substances containing
lubricants can result in damages to
one's health.
The uncontrolled application of
lubricants or substances containing
lubricants can result in mixtures of
lubricant and air in concentrations that
are potentially explosive.