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2.1.23
Before admittance to the room, where the hydromechanic coupling is installed,
check for oil leakage; as an alternative, fully remove and dry out the coupling.
DANGER OF SLIPPING.
2.1.24
Should the transmission oil and/or parts of the hydromechanic coupling (gas-
kets and seals) catch fire, please follow these steps:
- cut out power supply upstream,
- use suitable powder fire extinguishers (see long-range nozzle) loaded with
A, B or C powders or carbon dioxide fire extinguishers.
2.1.25
To clean the hydromechanic coupling, use disposable cloths made of cellulose
dampened with neutral detergents.
Do not use inflammable solvents, liquid agents or dry synthetic cloths,
which may become electrostatically charged.
FIRE DANGER.
2.1.26
Regulation and/or maintenance shall be carried out by trained and authorized
Technicians.
Do not tamper and/or alter the state-of-the-art technology of the fluid coupling.
2.1.27
Worn parts or triggered protections must be replaced by original spare parts
only; each hydromechanic coupling component has been expressly designed
to perform both an operational and a safety task.
FAILING TO OBSERVE WHAT ABOVE MAY RESULT IN DANGERS FOR
THE OPERATORS, TECHNICIANS, PEOPLE OR THE MACHINE, WHERE
THE COUPLING IS MOUNTED, WHICH THE MANUFACTURER MAY NOT
BE HELD LIABLE FOR.
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