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Bosch Rexroth AG
Assembly Instructions for Hydraulic Power Units | RE 07009-MON/11.17
5.1.3 Use of attachment points
Danger to life due to tumbling, falling or uncontrolled movement of the
hydraulic power unit when using unsuitable attachment points!
After a longer period of use, the attachment points may no longer be in place, be
sufficiently stable or identifiable as such.
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Refer to the product-specific documentation for the intended attachment
points and only use the ones mentioned there.
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Check the stability of the attachment points if you intend transporting the
hydraulic power unit after dismantling.
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Replace missing and/or defective attachment points, if possible. This work
should be carried out in a professional manner.
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Insert the screw-in attachment points into the tapped hole and hand-
tighten fully.
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If necessary, mark the unrecognizable attachment points using easily
visible color.
Attachment points are fixtures in the form of lugs, collars or shackles that
are connected to the hydraulic power unit by means of welded or threaded
attachment. They are designed for lifting or holding down the hydraulic power unit
during transport.
Examples of attachment points of hydraulic power units are shown in Fig. 3:
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Fig. 3: Examples of attachment points
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Welded type
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Screwed type
5.1.4 Manual transport
Risk of injury to persons undertaking manual lifting/handling due to
overloading and incorrect posture!
In the case of lifting/handling, there is the risk of damage to health due to
overloading and incorrect posture.
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The limits of the respective persons involved in manual lifting/handling
must be realistically assessed. Muscular strength and constitution differs
considerably among human beings.
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Wherever possible, suitable lifting aids should be used such as e.g. carrying straps.
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Always use appropriate techniques when lifting, setting down and
moving products.
WARNING!
CAUTION!
