Trumpf BendMaster 150, Руководство оператора

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1. General guidelines
Correct maintenance is essential for maintaining the quality of
the machine. It prevents operational malfunctions and their con-
sequences.
Risk of fatal injury during maintenance work with the
machine switched on!
Ø Unless expressly stated otherwise: Shut down the machine
properly, secure the MAIN SWITCH and secure with a pad-
lock.
Ø
Strictly observe the safety regulations.
■ Clean the entire machine at regular intervals.
■ Brush off large elements of dirt and dust or remove them
using an industrial vacuum cleaner.
■ Clean polycarbonate panes only with an antistatic plastic
cleaning agent (mat. no. 1672922).
Refer to the lubrication chart and maintenance instructions for
the lubrication of the machine. The following points should also
be observed:
■ Use only lint-free cleaning cloths and low-viscosity spindle oil
("scavenge oil") to clean lubricating points. Do not use clean-
ing wool, kerosene or benzene.
■ Do not mix synthetic lubricating oils with mineral oils or syn-
thetic oils from other manufacturers, even if the synthetic oil
in question has equivalent properties.
■ Dispose of waste oil appropriately.
Stiff safety fencing doors due to lubrication of the roller
guides.
Lubricating grease attracts dirt.
Ø Do not lubricate the roller guides on the safety fencing
doors.
Ø
Readjust the safety fencing doors if the roller guides should
be stiff.
All maintenance work may only be performed by persons who
have been trained for the maintenance work described and who
have acquired the relevant knowledge.
Certain types of maintenance work (e.g. in the switch cabinet)
require, in addition to the above-mentioned qualifications, com-
plete professional training or advanced training in electrical engi-
neering. Furthermore these specialists require authorization to do
electrical work on this system (Germany: electrician for defined
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Notes on cleaning
Notes on lubrication
NOTICE
Qualifications of
maintenance personnel