3
Keep the signals of danger and the safety instructions clean and tidy.
4
When using the machine, wear tight-fitting clothes without any loose parts.
5
Do not wear open or unfastened jackets, shirts or overalls.
Descriptions, pictures, weights and sizes shown in this manual are meant as not binding.
The firm reserves the right to make changes, being understood that the main characteristics of the types
above described and illustrated are not changed.
These changes will be made if the firm judges them convenient for technical improvements or for any
other constructive or commercial need, and they can be made by the firm at any time and without
binding itself to update this manual at the right time.
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WARRANTY
The manufacturing firm guarantees the machine for 1 year starting from the delivery date.
The warranty includes only the replacement of broken or defective parts.
Electric parts and motors are not included in the warranty.
The client will have to pay, if he needs after-sales service by the staff of the manufacturing firm.
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RECEIPT
The machine in the crate can be stored under cover for about six months.
Unpack the machine and check that the machine has not been damaged.
In case of damage, notify the truck-driver immediately.
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LIFTING AND MOVING
3
The machine must be lifted only by
qualified operators.
The machine can be packed in a wooden crate or in a cardboard
filled with pallet.
When the machine is packed in a crate, it can be lifted by means
of a lift truck or transpallet, inserting the tines in the spaces
placed under the crate
(fig. 1).
It can also be lifted with a crane inserting ropes or bandes under
the crate (
fig. 2
).
In this case the angle of the ropes must be maximum 45°, as the
side picture shows.
Once unpacked, the machine can be lifted with a crane; if
necessary, the machine can be lifted as follows:
-lift the belts vertically;
-insert two bands under the structure and lift it by the crane.
Any defects must be comunicated to the manifacturing firm within 8 days from the
receipt of the goods.
