Turbosol T20X, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Qualified technical personnel in charge of the extraordinary maintenance of the machine. The maintenance technician is
trained and informed on residual risks but with the safety skills of the maintenance personnel to whom the maintenance of the
machine is entrusted, except for the internal combustion engine. The maintenance technician must perform all maintenance
work which also occurs within the dangerous areas and with movements de-energised and stopped in guaranteed safety. The
maintenance technician can also access the electric panel with the equipment live. Furthermore, the maintenance technician
must be trained and specifically educated on the manually executable tooling activities or with the use of tools.
The extraordinary maintenance of the engine must be performed by qualified technicians and authorised by the engine
Manufacturer. The maintenance technician must perform all maintenance work which also occurs within the dangerous areas
and with movements de-energised and stopped in guaranteed safety. The maintenance technician can also access the electric
panel with the equipment live. The maintenance technician must be trained and specifically educated on the manually
executable tooling activities or with the use of tools.
Refer to the Engine manual for the engine extraordinary maintenance.
The machine maintenance technician tasks are:
- the tooling, calibration, adjustment, cleaning of the machine inner parts (with possible disassembly), maintenance, assistance
interventions, troubleshooting, replacement of worn, deteriorated, structural parts (within the dangerous processing area of the
machine, with fixed guards closed and locked and additional mobile guards closed or with mobile guards open and movement
de-energised and stopped in guaranteed safety), or parts provided and indicated in the Manual.
The interventions can be, for example:
a) preparing the machine for commissioning, or remove the blocks provided for transport, etc.;
b) commission the machine, if the manufacturer does not reserve to do it itself;
c) replace the fluid filters, etc.;
d) replace the elements subject to wear, including electrical components;
e) check the state of wear and if necessary replace the flexible hoses of the hydraulic, fluidic system, etc.
- clean the machine inner parts with possible disassembly, maintenance, lubrication, assistance interventions, troubleshooting,
replacement of worn, deteriorated, structural parts (within the dangerous processing area, with fixed guards closed and locked
and additional mobile guards closed or with mobile guards open and movement de-energised and stopped in guaranteed
safety) or parts provided and indicated in the Manual;
- perform the above interventions and as prescribed in the Manual, also removing the fixed guards or fastening systems of
each active protection device.
The work area that may endanger the maintenance technician are:
- the area relating to the tooling, calibration, adjustment, repair, lubrication, troubleshooting and replacement of worn or
deteriorated parts (parts provided and indicated in the Manual);
- the areas surrounding and inside the machine during the handling of mobile elements;
- the areas surrounding the electrical casings, electric cables, pipes;
- the maintenance area surrounding the engines and related kinematic transmission chains;
- the areas surrounding the fixed and mobile guards;
- the routine and extraordinary maintenance areas;
- the electrical equipment maintenance areas.