UFO Basic L, Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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Installation, Operation and Maintenance Manual
UFO
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DECOMMISSIONING
Deactivating the device
The device is manufactured and constructed according to robustness, durability and flexibility
criteria that allow it to be used for many years. Once it has reached the end of its technical
and operational life, it must be taken out of service in such a way that it can no longer be used
for the purposes for which it was originally designed and constructed, while still making it
possible to reuse the raw materials that make it up.
The same decommissioning procedures must be observed in all the following cases:
- Decommissioning of the device and storage.
- Final decommissioning and subsequent disposal.
Disposal
The possibility of reusing certain parts of the device is subject to the full responsibility of the
user.
NOTE
THE MANUFACTURER ASSUMES NO LIABILITY FOR PERSONAL INJURY OR PROPER-
TY DAMAGE RESULTING FROM THE RE-USE OF INDIVIDUAL PARTS OF THE DEVICE
FOR FUNCTIONS OR IN INSTALLATION CONFIGURATIONS OTHER THAN THE ORIGI-
NAL ONES. THE MANUFACTURER REJECTS ANY RECOGNITION, IMPLICIT OR EXPLI-
CIT, OF THE FITNESS FOR A SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF DEVICE PARTS REUSED AFTER
FINAL DECOMMISSIONING WITH A VIEW TO DISPOSAL.
NOTE
THE MANUFACTURER SHALL NOT BE LIABLE IN ANY WAY FOR ANY DAMAGE CAU-
SED BY THE DEVICE IF NOT USED IN ITS ENTIRETY AND FOR THE USES AND PURPO-
SES SPECIFIED IN THIS MANUAL.
THE MANUFACTURER IS IN NO WAY LIABLE FOR ANY DAMAGE TO PERSONS OR
PROPERTY RESULTING FROM THE RECOVERY OF USED PARTS OF THE DEVICE
AFTER ITS DISPOSAL.