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5.3.
Disassembly and demolition
See the instructions provided at the beginning of Chapter 5 regarding the warnings and the Personal
Protective Equipment to be used.
5.3.1.
Disassembly
In case it is necessary to disassemble the PARTLY-COMPLETED MACHINE, follow the procedure indicated
below.
1.
Isolate the PARTLY-COMPLETED MACHINE from the power supply.
2.
Referring to Paragraph 4.7. - Uninstalling Chapter 4 - Transport and Installation, proceed with
uninstalling the PARTLY-COMPLETED MACHINE; in addition, contact the Manufacturer's Technical
Offices to obtain the necessary assistance during this operation.
3.
To proceed with handling of the PARTLY-COMPLETED MACHINE, operate according to the instructions
given in Paragraph 4.3 - Transport and Handling of Chapter 4 - Transport and Installation.
4.
Prepare the components appropriately according to the fact that they must be transported to
another location (refer to Section 4.3 - Transport and Handling of Chapter 4 - Transport and
Installation), which must be stored (refer to Section 4.6 - Storage of Chapter 4 - Transport and
Installation) or which must be demolished (refer to Section 5.3.2 - Dismantling and Disposal).
5.3.2.
Dismantling and disposal
When the machine has completed its life cycle, before proceeding with final dismantling, it is necessary to
carry out a series of operations aimed at minimising the environmental impact related to disposal of the
components of the partly-completed machine, as required by current regulations on the disposal of waste.
These operations are:
1.
Separate and store the polluting parts:
a)
separate the parts that could cause pollution;
b)
select the materials so as to ease recycling; send them to differentiated waste disposal centres (in
particular plastic or rubber parts).
2.
The gas contained in the system must not be dispersed into the environment. It is advisable to dispose
of the unit only at specialist collection centres and not as normal scrap iron, respecting the current
regulations.
3.
Dispose of the outer frames. Once the removal and storage of the pollutants have been completed,
use specialist facilities for the disposal of the outer frames.
7.1.2.
ATTENTION: At the time of demolition of the partly-completed machine, make the identification plate of
the partly-completed machine itself and the related technical documentation unusable.
The Customer may return these items to the Technical Office of the Manufacturer, which will provide
for their destruction.
These elements cannot be preserved in inaccessible places.
At the
end of
the
interventions
communicate
to the
Technical Office of
the
Manufacturer
the fact of dismantling of the
partly-completed machine.
