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5 Maintenance Kübler Group
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4.2.4 Connecting the Connecting Wires
ATTENTION
Destruction of the electronics
When confectioning the sensor cable, always take care to en-
sure sufficient ESD protection.
• Before connecting the connecting wires, check the assign-
ment of the single wires.
• After connecting, check the proper presence of the supply
voltage and the proper functioning.
If the supply voltage is reversed, the measuring system does
not function.
5 Maintenance
In harsh environments, we recommend regular inspections
for firm seating and possible damages at the device. Repair
or maintenance work requiring opening the device may only
be performed by the manufacturer.
In the event of questions or spare parts orders, please
provide us the data printed on the type plate of the device.
See chapter Contact [ } 26].
Prior to the work
• Switch off the power supply and secure it against switching
on again.
• Then disconnect the power supply lines physically.
• Remove operating and auxiliary materials and remaining
processing materials from the measuring system.
5.1 Disassembly
To dismount the device, proceed in the reverse order of the
assembly, see chapter Installation [
} 19].
5.2 Reassembly
Reassembling the device is only permitted under the follow-
ing conditions:
• The device is not damaged.
• The screws can be newly secured against loosening.
• All safety instructions of chapter Installation [
}
19] can be
complied with.
• All assembly steps described in chapter Installation [ } 19]
can be performed.
6 Disposal
Always dispose of unusable or irreparable devices in an en-
vironmentally sound manner, according to the country-spe-
cific provisions and in compliance with the waste disposal
regulations in force. We will be glad to help you dispose of
the devices.
See chapter Contact [
}
26].
NOTICE
Environmental damage in case of incorrect disposal
Electrical waste, electronic components, lubricants and other
auxiliary materials are subject to hazardous waste treatment.
Problem substances may only be disposed of by licensed
specialist companies.