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COROB FLEX 500-540
3.3 Residual risks
Risk Preventive measure P.P.E.
Re. in the
manual
Risk of electrocution - Risk of electrical
shock if you power the machine from
a socket not equipped with ground
connection.
Power the machine through a grounded socket outlet. \ ch. 5
Risk of electrocution - Risk of electrical
shock if you access machine parts
protected by panels without first cutting
off electrical power.
The operator is not authorized to access the machine
parts protected by panels.
For the maintenance technician: before performing
any maintenance intervention, shut off the machine
and disconnect the power supply cable from the mains
socket outlet.
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Dorsal/lumbar injuries
- Handling
heavy loads when moving the machine
and loading cans on the shelf may cause
injuries.
Do not exceed the weight limits stated by the current
regulations in force (20 kg/44 lb for women, 25 kg/55
lb for men).
If necessary, use appropriate lifting equipment.
ch. 4 - 6
Risk of falling objects / crushing - When
positioning a can on the shelf, there is a
risk it may fall onto the operator.
Position the can so that the whole base rests on the
shelf surface.
ch. 6
Risk of crushing / entanglement
- The
automatic movement of the shelf may
cause injuries.
The machine must be used by a single operator.
Keep hands away from the dispensing area at all times
while the machine is operating.
ch. 6
Risk of slipping / falling
- Misuse of the
shelf may cause injuries.
Do not climb onto the shelf and/or sit on it.
Do not use the shelf as a ladder
.
ch. 6
Risk of explosion
- Fumes generated
by the colorants used may cause an
explosion.
Do not use the machine in areas at risk for explosion.
Avoid naked flames or material that may create sparks
and cause a fire.
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Risk of poisoning and sensitization -
Fumes generated by the colorants used
may cause poisoning and/or sensitization
during canister refilling operations,
machine cleaning and disposal.
Read the warnings reported in the Material Safety
Data Sheets of the colorants used. The MSDS must be
provided by the colorant manufacturer.
Keep the room suitably ventilated (chapter 3.7).
Personal
Protective
Equipment as
specified in
MSDS.
ch. 3.2 - 4 -
6 - 3.5
3.4 Position of labels
1. Identification plate (chapter 2.5)
2. Label “General warnings”
3. Label “Risk of moving parts”
4. Label “Electrical danger”
5. Label “Do not climb”
6. Label “Risk of crushing”
Do not remove or make illegible the safety or instruction labels. Replace any label which has become illegible or is missing, by requesting it
to the manufacturer.