
S a f e t y i n s t r u c t i o n s
Power Module DN
Version 09.2019
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1.3 Notes on restrictive risks
Endangerment
Result or protection target
Measures
Life phase
Endangerment
Causes
1.
1. Transport, Assembly, Installation
1.1
Transporting /
Lifting the
machine
Squeezing/Pushing
Gravity
During pick-up / transport, the centre
of gravity of the machine could be
ignored, so that the machine falls
over / down. There is a risk of
crushing body parts when setting
down.
Specify weight; the load capacity of
the conveyor vehicle must be able to
lift the weight of the system,
Secure the system on the conveyor
vehicle against slipping,
wear safety shoes
1.2
Installation
and orientate
Squeezing/Pushing
Gravity
Ensure that the ground is stable,
otherwise tipping is possible.
Specify weight and dimensions
1.3
Up-, and
unload with
the conveyor
vehicles
Squeezing/Pushing
Movable Elements
Prevent moving elements (e.g.
doors) on the machine from
damaging persons
Secure movable elements against
unintentional swivelling or slipping
2.
Commissioning
2.1
Connecting
the electrical
system
Electric shock
Contact with voltage charged
parts
Incorrect connection could cause
machine parts to carry voltage
Only qualified personnel may connect
the machine
3.
Operation
3.1
Persons in the
coil area
Electromagnetic
radiation
Illegal exposure to
electromagnetic radiation
If a person stays in the exposure
area it may cause damage to health
Applying warning glue,
Perform and include exposure
measurement,
A shielding chamber is
recommended to reduce the
exposure radius,
The operator of the system is
recommended to install a protective
housing
3.2
Demagnetizin
g of
components
Moving parts
Attraction of components by
the magnetic field of the coil
Components must not be held in the
coil by hand,
Do not place ferromagnetic
parts/tools in the area of the coil
Notes in the manual
3.3
Heating of
components
Incineration
Heating
If a ferromagnetic component is
exposed to the magnetic field for a
long time, the component heats up.
Demagnetization of components
using the pulse method
4.
Fault diagnostics, Troubleshooting
4.1
Trouble-
shooting
Electric shock
Contact with voltage charged
parts
Incorrect fault diagnostic or
measurement may result in contact
with voltage charged parts
Only qualified personnel may inspect
the machine
5.
Maintenance
5.1
All
maintenance
work
Squeezing
Moving parts
Prevent uncontrolled movement
Switch off the main switch before
carrying out any work on the
machine,
Lock main switch and attach warning
sign
6.
Decommissioning, Disassemble, disposal
6.1
Disassemble
See section 1.1