TYROLIT Hydrostress HBH534 series, Инструкция по безопасности и эксплуатации

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Safety & Operator Manual Hydraulic Hand Saw HBH534***
17 10984829 EN / 28.08.2007
5 Maintenance
5.1 General
5.1.1 Safety
instructions
Before proceeding read Chapter 2 “Safety instructions”, in this Safety Manual. Be sure
also to take note of all the danger information given here and follow the instructions on
how to avoid physical injury and damage to property.
5.1.2 Personnel
qualifications
The hydraulic hand saw systems should not be operated by unauthorised persons.
Personnel are only authorised where they meet the following requirements:
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have successfully completed, and hold a certificate from, user training at
TYROLIT Hydrostress AG or corresponding technical courses at regional
professional associations and federations.
•
the safety instructions in Chapter 2 must have been read and understood.
•
are familiar with all the general rules of architecture
5.2 Inspection
Inspection activities are understood to be the work involved in checking wear parts, in
order to exchange these where they show unacceptable levels of wear before they are
able to cause a defect and a costly system failure.
Inspection activities are described in the Operating Instructions of the individual
machines.
Dailey
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Inspect shaft and blade shaft arm for fatigue or damage
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Saw blade must be inspected for wear and tear, steel core cracks, flange and
countersunk hole pattern for any cracks.
•
Blade guard for any damage or fatigue
Any parts that appear defect need to be replaced immediately and documented.
5.3 Maintenance
Maintenance activities are understood to be the maintenance work that must be
performed in order to be able to guarantee trouble-free operation of the system. These
activities usually consist of: cleaning, oiling, greasing, etc.
Maintenance activities are described in the Operating Instructions of the individual
machines.
5.4 Servicing
Servicing activities are understood to be independently performed repair work. These
may be a result of inspection if unacceptable levels of wear are detected in wear parts, or
if defects arise. Servicing activities are described in the Operating Instructions of the
individual machines.