Mayer TM 2432, Руководство по эксплуатации

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4 Machine-related safety precautions
The workplaces are spread over various areas of
the potting machine.
a) Feeding pots into the rotating assembly (for a
machine without pot dispenser) or feeding pots into
the pot dispenser (for machines with pot dispenser)
on the right side of the console.
b) Filling the soil hopper with substrate from the
rear or from the right or left side.
c) Potting plants on the front left of the console,
between drilling stand and pot transfer.
Alternatively, they can also be potted on the
conveyor belts.
Responsibilities for the various activities must be
clearly defined and complied with.
Unclear competencies represent a safety risk.
Persons who are engaged in putting single pots into
the rotating assembly must have been given
separate training, during which it was pointed out to
them that there is a potential danger of being drawn
into the machine if they got stuck at the rotating
assembly.
For procedural reasons it is not possible for the soil
hopper to be covered completely. However, the
available cover provides a certain protection
against the circulating elevator chains.
It is forbidden to reach into the soil hopper (for
example to refill the soil), because when doing so
there would be a danger of getting caught by the
elevator chains or buckets.
It is not allowed to get into the soil hopper while the
machine is running.
For procedural reasons it is not possible for the
rotating assembly to be covered.
When potting at the rotating assembly, there is a
potential hazard of getting stuck in there due to
carelessness or wearing further additional clothing
or jewellery.
In case of malfunctions during the work flow it is
forbidden to touch the running machine in order to
resolve the malfunction.
It must always be possible to access the
emergency cut-off switch.
The flexible emergency cut-off switch should
always be located on the relevant workplace
(during normal operation preferably on the console,
next to the right of the worker).
It is forbidden to climb onto the running machine.
The machine must be set up on even and solid
surface so that it stands securely in place.
There is danger of life in case the machine is falling
over.
The floor (workplaces at the machine and traffic
routes) must be regularly cleaned from dirt and
water in order to avoid danger of slipping.
Stumbling blocks in the form of cables connected to
the energy supply systems must be avoided.
All feed lines to the machine must be protected
against damage.
Only a skilled electrician is allowed to carry out
works on the electrical equipment.