Simex PL 4520, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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6.5 Environmental conditions
When temperatures are below -10°C, before starting the machine, check that the prime mover has warmed
up the hydraulic system to correct temperature.
The use environments must comply with the regulations in force concerning hygiene and safety in the
workplace.
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No naked flames and suchlike near the machine.
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Do not use the machine in areas where there is a risk of explosion or fire. This machine is not
built to work in an explosive environment (ATEX Directive).
6.6 Permitted uses
The machine is designed to be mounted on a prime mover in order to carry out cold planing on hard, compact
materials such as asphalt and concrete.
Use of the machine is only permitted if mounted on a prime mover carrying a declaration of conformity with
directive 98/37/EC and/or 2006/42/EC and the legislation in force, and if it meets the technical requirements of
the machine to be mounted (outlined in paragraph 6.3.).
Any other use than that expressly provided for herein should be considered mishandling and
therefore not permitted.
When working in tunnel or during night time or with low visibility due environmental conditions, the working are
has to be illuminated (min 200 lux) either by the prime mover or by working area fir o mobile lights.
SIMEX S.r.l. cannot be held responsible for any mishandling of the machine or any changes or alterations
made to it.
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The machine must never be shifted sideways when the drum is in use.
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Any use of the machine which does not comply with the uses specified in this
installation, use and maintenance manual is strictly prohibited.
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Do not stand, move or work on floors or any non-bearing structures.
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Planing must never be carried out on curved ground where the radius of the curve is
below 25 m.
6.7. Residual risks
When the machine is in use, the following risks may arise:
- electric shocks from contact with underground power lines;
- fire and explosions through contact with underground gas lines;
- explosion of explosive devices buried in the area as a result of wars/conflicts that may have occurred
in the past.
Anyone standing in the vicinity of the machine may be exposed to the following risks:
- risks originating from blows, catching or shearing, as result of accidental contact with the cutter
drums;
- risk of crushing between the machine and the prime mover;
- risk of rubble (stones, blunt objects, etc.) being thrown out;
- risk of falling spoil (when working on uneven ground or on surfaces at different heights).