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Packaging, Transportation, Manipulation and Storage
12.1
Packaging
The machine is packaged in a carton box.
12.2
Transportation and manipulation
IMPORTANT!
When handling the machine by a lifting device, abide by safety regulations
applicable to such operations!
The machine can be manipulated by hand. When manipulating the machine, please take into account its
weight, size and centre of gravity. When manipulating the machine by a lifting device, never put your hands
or other parts of your body underneath those parts of the machine which are not properly secured or which
are moving. The machine can be transported on standard delivery vans or trucks of adequate payload
capacity. During the transportation, the machine must be secured on the vehicle’s loading surface against
undesirable movements and against tumbling!
12.3
Storage
The crushers must be stored in a dry, closed room and protected against the effects of weather. The
crushers must be always stored packaged and standing on an even, firm floor.
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Disposal
After the end of the machine’s useful life, or when repairs would be uneconomical, the machine must be
dismantled and individual parts disposed of in accordance with the requirements of the Environmental
Protection Act and Waste Disposal Act as follows: - metal parts must be sorted out by type of metal and
offered for sale to a scrap metal dealer, - parts made of plastic and similar non-biodegradable materials must
be sorted out and offered for sale to an appropriate waste dealer.
Warning:
In order to protect the environment, it is prohibited to dispose of plastic parts by
burning them!
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Warranty and Warranty Conditions
The vendor provides a warranty on the machine’s functionality over the period which is specified in the
purchase contract (minimum 12 months after the product’s purchase), provided the machine works in a
single shift operation. The warranty applies to all defects and faults caused by faulty material. The warranty
is valid provided the machine has been run in accordance with this User’s Guide, routine maintenance has
been perfor
med and no interference made with the product’s design and construction. The user does not
repair defects during the warranty period, but notifies the vendor and arranges how the defects should be
repaired. The warranty does not cover natural wear and tear of the parts and defects caused by mechanical
damage, incorrect installation or manipulation, penetration of foreign objects into the machine’s working
mechanism or by the effects of natural disasters. The vendor will not be responsible for losses or damages
caused by repairs, replacements of parts, etc., which have not been performed in accordance with the
instructions of this User’s Guide and with the requirements of generally applicable safety regulations.
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