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shut off the 208/440 volt power in the control cabinet. For this reason, Emergency Stop should only be
used as a secondary safety.
10.
If the system includes electrical door interlocks that are interlocked with the compactor panel,
removing power from the compactor will lock the floor panels. Otherwise, tenants can drop trash
down the chute while the trash bins are being serviced.
Because of the danger from falling glass, always wear safety glasses, gloves, and a hard hat when
servicing the compactor.
11.
If an electrical circuit is fused with a fuse of higher rating than the circuit initially incorporated, a
serious hazard to life and property may develop.
12.
Do not permit modifications to the compactor system without first advising the compactor
manufacturer and service organizations, in writing, as to reasons for the modification.
13.
Check for wear of components once a week. Inspect for frayed and worn hoses and replace
questionable hoses if wear is noted or suspected.
