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The electrical, height-adjustable work bench is a partly completed machine as
defined in the Machinery Directive (2006/42/EC). The electrical, height-adjus-
table work bench must only be used in accordance with the technical data and
safety requirements set out in this document. The electrical, height-adjustable
work bench is a technical item of work equipment and is not intended for
private use.
If major alterations are made to the electrical, height-adjustable work bench,
compliance with the Machinery Directive will need to be renewed and the
documentation supplemented accordingly.
The electrical, height-adjustable work bench is a moving device for the separate
raising and lowering of the working surface and accessories.
Internal company requirements and the regulations that apply in the country
where the product is being used must be observed. You must not make any
design modifications to the electrical, height-adjustable work bench yourself.
We will assume no liability for any resulting damage or injury.
You may only install, operate and maintain the electrical, height-adjustable work
bench if:
ƒ The electrical, height-adjustable work bench is used only in a fixed, station-
ary location,
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You integrate the electrical, height-adjustable work bench into its surround-
ings in a proper and safe manner. The operator is responsible for ensuring
proper and safe installation,
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You have carefully read and understood the installation guide,
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You are appropriately qualified,
ƒ You are mentally and physically capable of doing so,
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You are authorised to do so by your company,
ƒ You are using only original equipment from the manufacturer.
Unsafe or inappropriate use of the electrical, height-adjustable work bench runs
a risk of serious injury through crushing and cuts.
Improper use is defined as any use of the product for purposes other than those
authorised in the user guide and under the definition of correct use. We will
assume no liability for any resulting damage or injury.
Assembly, commissioning, operation, disassembly and maintenance work
(including servicing and care) require an adequate knowledge of electrical
and mechanical engineering and an understanding of the relevant technical
terminology. To ensure operational safety, these activities must therefore be
carried out only by a qualified person or by personnel under the instruction and
guidance of a qualified person
A qualified person is an individual who – by virtue of his or her specialist train-
ing, know-how, experience and knowledge of pertinent regulations – is able to
assess the work that is assigned to him or her, recognise potential hazards and
put in place appropriate safety measures. A qualified person must comply with
the applicable specialist regulations.
Attention, Warning
Information
1.1 Correct use
1.2 Improper use
1.4 Warning symbols
1.3 Personnel qualifications