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Comet Executive Gas Operating Guidelines
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Chapter 3
OPERATING GUIDELINES
In order to operate the Comet Executive™ Gas safely and with maximum efficiency, it is necessary
to become familiar with the following guidelines.
3.1 Safety Features
3.2 Operating Controls
3.3 Standard Operating Procedures
3.4 Operating Techniques
NOTE:
It is extremely impor tant that the daily operation of the unit be properly
supervised at all times. All operating and main tenance personnel must read,
understand, and adhere to the Operator Safety Reminders for CHICAGO
®
Flatwork
Ironer bulletin (Figure 3-1). This bulletin must be posted at the operating site.
Figure 3-1: The Operator Safety Reminders for CHICAGO
®
Flatwork Ironer bulletins must be read by all
personnel.
Operator Safety Reminders for Chicago
®
Flatwork Ironer
POST AND READ
6371
NEVER TRY TO REMOVE OR ADJUST JAMMED LINEN OR MATERIAL
WHILE THE MACHINE IS RUNNING .
Attempting to reposition or un-jam linen or service
the ironer while it is running can result in serious injury to the operator or damage to the ironer .
If something is jammed, SHUT THE IRONER OFF at the power source before trying to remove
it. If your ironer has compression roll levers, learn how these levers work and always use them
to fully raise padded rolls before shutting o ff power, allowing ironer to cool, and attempting to
remove jammed linen or service the ironer. ALWAYS AVOID CONTACT WITH HEATED PARTS.
NEVER
reach over, under , or behind safety finger guard or into any area near heated roll or
moving parts without fi rst shutting off ironer at power source. If you break this rule, you are taking
the chance of getting caught in the rolls or ribbons and possibly incurring serious injury from the
ironer’s heat or pressure. This rule should be followed whether you are working at the front, side,
or rear of the ironer.
CHECK
operation of safety fi nger guard at the beginning of every shift. Touching the safety
guard should activate a switch which will stop the irone r. If this safety feature is not working prop -
erly, shut off the ironer at the power source and notify your manage r. Do not attempt to operate
the ironer until the safety fi nger guard is repaired and working properl y. Always make sure that
ALL other safety guards and end panels are in place before operating the ironer .
ALWAYS
make sure that all ribbons and tapes are in place and working properly . They are
designed to hold linen so it is properly ironed and to prevent jamming. NEVER REPLACE OR
ADJUST TAPES, RIBBONS, OR PADDING WHILE IRONER IS RUNNING . Keeping your ironer
well-waxed also helps to prevent jams
DO NOT
iron anything except fl atwork because damage to the ironer or injury can result. Your
ironer is designed for processing fl atwork only.
DO NOT
stand, sit, or kneel on any shelf at the front or rear of the ironer . These are not de-
signed to support a person ’s weight.
USE
the “Buddy System” when servicing the ironer to make sure no one else accidentally turns
the ironer on while you are working on it. When servicing, power to the ironer should be shut of f
at the wall switch, fuse box, or power source. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO CLEAN HEATED ROLL
WHILE IRONER IS RUNNING OR HOT. Serious injury can result. Never try to service an ironer
while it is running.
PROTECT
yourself and your fellow workers by making sure that everyone follows these simple
rules. Read and follow all safety labels. Learn which parts are hot and how your ironer works
- including how to shut it off in an emergency. Do not get close to heated or moving parts or wear
loose clothing or jewelry when near the irone r. If you see someone breaking these rules, help
him/her prevent serious injury to themselves or others, by seeing that he or she follows the rules
and shuts the ironer of f first. You can help prevent accidents by explaining these rules to employ -
ees who do not read English.
IF IN DOUBT ,
ask your supervisor or contact our Service Department for instructions. They
will be glad to show you how to safely and ef fi ciently operate or service the irone r . Only qualified
personnel should service the irone r.
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