TESA MH3D, Руководство пользователя

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User's Manual
MH3D
Proper maintenance, on a regular scheduled basis, is vitally important in a plant
safety program. You should be thoroughly familiar with the MH3D, including its
controls, safety devices, and operation, before attempting any maintenance work.
Since maintenance work often necessitates working on a machine with safety
guards and covers removed, you should approach every job with the proper
respect for established safety procedures.
Read this manual carefully before attempting any maintenance work on the
machine. Failure to follow procedures recommended in the manual can result in
injury to personnel or damage to equipment.
• If you are uncertain about the correct way to do a job, ask for instructions
before proceeding.
• Your TESA machine represents a sizable investment. If maintained and used
properly, it will provide you with many years of excellent service. We highly
recommend that in its maintenance you use only genuine TESA replacement
parts in the interest of long machine life, production efficiency and operator
safety. Failure to do so may lead to unsafe operating conditions and will
invalidate warranty agreements.
• Never remove the Warning and/or the Instruction plates from the machine.
• Never wire, fasten, or override any interlock, overload, disconnect, or other
safety device to void its assigned function. These devices are provided to protect
the machine operator and the machine.
• Use Isopropyl Alcohol as a solvent to clean the rails and worktable of the
MH3D.
CAUTION
Never use carbon tetrachloride as a solvent for cleaning. Provide proper
ventilation when chemicals and gases are used.
• Immediately report any unsafe practices or conditions you may observe.
• Make sure the machine is properly located and secured. Allow sufficient access
to the machine to prevent the danger of contacting other machinery.
• Keep wrenches, tools and other miscellaneous equipment off the work table and
aluminum rails. Avoid using the table as a workbench. Return tools to their box
after each use. Tools or materials scattered around are a leading cause of
damage or injury.
• Digging, grinding or chipping near the machine should be avoided.
Maintenance Safety
General Safety Practices
The Machine's Environment