Phoenix Mecano LD75E+P, Инструкция по сборке

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7.5 Maintenance
The electric cylinder is basically maintenance-free, but is not wear-free.
Faulty functioning, excessive play of the movable parts or unusual sounds generated by the electric cylinder can be the signs of wear.
Worn parts of the product must only be replaced by the manufacturer. The electric cylinder must be sent to the manufacturer for these
works. In the case of wear without replacement of the worn product parts, the safety of the
product cannot be guaranteed.
Any works with the electric cylinder may only be carried out according to this instruction
. The device may only be opened by authorised and trained specialist personnel.
In case of any defect of the drive, we recommend to contact the manufacturer and/or send this electric cylinder for repair.
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When working on electric circuits or elements, these must first be disconnected from
the supply to prevent the risk of injury.
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For safety reasons, unauthorised modifications or changes of the electric cylinder are prohibited
.
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Safety-related devices must be tested on a regular basis depending on the frequency of use, however
at least once a year for integrity and operability.
7.6 Cleaning
You can clean the manual switch and the external surface of the electric cylinder profile using a lint-free,
clean cloth.
Solvent-based cleaners attack and can damage the material.
Attention: Protection class of the manual switch is not IP69K, but IP40, and therefore may not be washed using the high-
pressure cleaner and exposed to moisture, which would immediately lead to damage!
7.7 Disposal and return
The electric cylinder must either be disposed of in accordance with the applicable regulations and guidelines,
or returned to the manufacturer.
The manufacturer reserves the right to charge for the disposal of these drives.
The electric cylinder contains electronic components, cables, metals, plastics etc. and is to be
disposed of in accordance with the applicable environmental regulations of the respective country.
In the European Economic Area, the disposal of the product is governed by the EU Directive 2002/95/EC or the relevant national legisla-
tion.