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DANGER:
prevent the machine being used by unauthorised staff or untrained staff without supervision:
in fact,
before starting work, each operator must be perfectly aware of the position and functioning of all the
controls and features of the machine. Furthermore, the operator must have read this handbook
ENTIRELY
.
Before using the machine, ensure that any dangerous conditions to safety are adequately eliminated and that there are no
operators present in the danger zones near the machine.
Before using the machine, ensure all the guards are in place and that all safety devices are present and efficient.
Warn supervisors of any functioning irregularities in the machine or any problems relating to the integrity of the machine
protections.
Carefully read the machine labels. Do not cover them for any reason and replace them immediately if damaged.
Do not rest liquid containers on the machine.
Consult this handbook on the safety specifications in force and the specific
IPD
to implement for personal safety; in particular,
however, the staff responsible for the machine must wear suitable clothing, by avoiding or paying due attention to:
loose clothing,
wide sleeves,
ties or hanging scarves,
necklaces, bracelets and rings.
Staff responsible for maintenance of the machine must be aware of all the procedures reported in
Chapter 6 – Maintenance
and Demolition
and be adequately prepared technically to correctly interpret the instructions and diagrams in this handbook
and to intervene on the machine.
The area where the maintenance operations take place must always be clean, dry and with suitable equipment always
available and efficient.
The work area must never be occupied in such a manner to interfere with the free movement of the operator. In case of
emergency, immediate access to the machine must be guaranteed for responsible staff.
In the aforementioned area, access to people who are not directly responsible for machine functioning is forbidden, to avoid
danger due to distraction or negligence during machine intervention.
If intervention has to be conducted near the electrical components, work with dry hands and use dielectric gloves (working
on electrical components with wet hands leads to almost certain danger of electrical shock).
DANGER:
you should ensure that before starting any type of machine intervention or corresponding to its
components or accessory equipment to section power; if this is not possible, it is necessary to take
measures to allow you to operate on the machine in safe conditions.
DANGER:
tampering or unauthorised replacement or one or more parts of the machine and use of accessories,
tools or consumable materials other than those indicated by the manufacturer can generate danger of
injury.
ATTENTION:
all the materials with environmental impact which must be eliminated after interventions or processes
on the machine must be disposed of according to norms in force. If necessary, entrust specialist
structures to dispose of them.
3.9 Machine Data and Technical features
3.9.1 Identification Plate
A suitable EC machine identification tag is mounted on the machine identifying the following, and must also be stated in all
communications with the manufacturer regarding servicing and/or spare part requests. It is located on the condensing unit
(Picture 2).
Information listed:
code,
serial number,
amps (A),
Watts (W),
refrigerant type,
power supply voltage (Volt/Ph/Hz),
maximum working pressure PS HP (high pressure side) - PS LP (low pressure side),
maximum working pressure TS HP (high pressure side) - TS LP (low pressure side),
system category according to Directive 97/23 / EC (PED).
Identification of the Serial Number
figure 1 and 2 = the two last figures of the construction year,
figure 3 and 4 = the week of the year in which the machine was built,
figures 5, 6, 7 and 8 = sequential number.
