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Tetra Pak
Hoyer
2-6
B
F60 03 B 04
•
All personnel operating the machine must be
familiar with the general safety rules and
must observe them strictly. Failure to follow
these rules may result in personal injury
ordamage to machine components;
•
maintenance work must be performed with
the machine turned off. The main switch must
be in the “OFF” position, the air valve closed
and a “ work in progress” sign affixed to the
machine;
•
the user must make sure that all the
instructions given in the manual are
scrupulously observed;
•
users will be solely responsible for risks
caused by tampering with the safety system;
•
The safety of machines used in conjunction
with this machine, if not supplied directly by
tetra Pak Hoyer, is the responsibility of the
customer.
•
The pressure, speed, temperature and voltage
limits and all instructions given are
indispensable for correct operation of the
machine and must always be complied with
by the customer.
•
Ambient conditions must be taken into
consideration during installation.
•
National legislation governing this type of
machine be observed.
The machine is suitable for operation in the
following ambient conditions:
• Temperature
:
from 4
°
C to 40
°
C
• Humidity
:
from 20% to 95%.
NOTE
:
Tetra Pak Hoyer will accept no responsibility for
damage or injury caused by failure to comply
with the above warnings.
2.4 Special warnings
2.5 Ambient operating limits
2.6 Residual risks
The Frigus maker is used for combining ice-
cream mixture with sanitary air in fixed
quantities and, subsequently, for forming the
ice-cream with the addition of cold generated
by a refrigeration cycle.
The mixture of ice-cream and sanitary air is
blended inside a manifold by means of the
pressure of a rotating pump and the injection of
compressed air which is then pushed to the
cylindrical evaporator of a refrigerating system
for the treatment of ice-cream.
Several issues arise when adapting the pre-
printer to suit the needs of man: more precisely,
centralizing the controls on a single instrument
panel for the functions of adjustment and control.
The top lid of the freezing cylinder is interfaced
with a safety microswitch. The machine will stop
if the lid is removed.
All the transmission parts, the kinematic motions
and the refrigerating system are protected by
fixed boards.
Dismantling side panels (anchored in place with
screws) permits contact with moving parts.
This residual risk is referred to in section
3.5
Prohibition and hazard signs
and with a sign
indicating
moving parts
positioned on the
panels.
A signal of danger is placed on the flap of the
electric box to indicate live equipment.
For additional safety, the remaining risk is
recalled in paragraph
3.5 Instructions on ban
and danger signals.
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