AETNAGROUP Robopac Rotoplat 3000LD, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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Use and maintenance manual
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GENERAL AND SAFETY INFORMATION
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SECURITY WARNINGS FOR ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE
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Keep the machine in maximum working conditions and perform the programmed
maintenance operations advised by the manufacturer. Good maintenance achieves
the best machine performance, longer machine life and constant observance of the
safety regulations.
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Before performing any maintenance operation, activate all of the security devices
provided and evaluate the necessity to adequately inform personnel operating in the
near vicinity. In particular, confine the neighbouring areas to impede access to the de-
vices that could, if activated, produce unexpected danger conditions provoking haz-
ards to personal safety and health.
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Maintenance and adjustments should be performed by authorised personnel who
must establish all the necessary safety conditions according to the indicated proce-
dures.
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All maintenance procedures that require precise technical competence or specific
skills must be exclusively performed by qualified personnel with acquired certified ex-
perience in the specific field.
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In order to carry out maintenance work in areas which are not easily accessible or
dangerous, adequate safety conditions must be imposed for oneself and others, in full
accordance with the laws in force on workplace safety.
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Replace worn out components with original spare parts. Use oils and greases sug-
gested by the manufacturer. All this will ensure machine functionality and the foreseen
safety level.
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Do not litter the environment with polluting material; perform disposal according to
the pertinent laws in force.
SAFETY WARNINGS FOR ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
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The electronic equipment has been designed and built according to that provided for
by the relative norms. These norms take into account the functioning conditions based
on the surrounding environment.
The list relates the necessary conditions for the correct functioning of the electric
equipment.
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The ambient temperature must be between 5°C and 40 °C inclusive.
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The relative humidity must be between 50% (recorded at 40 °C) and 90% (recorded
at 20 °C) inclusive.
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The installation environment must be immune and must not be a source of electro-
magnetic and radiation trouble (X-rays, laser, etc.).
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The environment must not present areas with concentrations of gas and dust that are
potentially explosive and/or at risk of burning.
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The products and materials used during production and the maintenance phases
must not contain contaminating and corrosive agents (acids, chemical substances,
salts, etc.) and must not be able to penetrate and/or come in contact with the electric
components.
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During the transportation and storage phase the ambient temperature must be be-
tween -25 °C and 55 °C inclusive. The electric equipment can however be exposed to
a temperature up to 70 °C, provided that the time of exposure is not greater than 24
hours.