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6.4 Decommissioning and dismantling
DANGER!
– The machine can tip!
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Impact: Danger to life or of serious injuries.
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Apply the transport lock
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Secure the machine correctly with tension belts
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Ensure that the machine has a steady position.
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Lower slowly
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Ensure sufficient chain tension.
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Switch off the motor and activate the lowering lock before commencing
any work on the machine.
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Persons must not be in the danger area.
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Use sufficient lifting gear
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Comply with the regulations for lifting gear
Caution
– contact with oils and grease
Impact: serious injury or damage to the machine
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Avoid skin contact with oil, grease and solvents
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Consult a doctor immediately after injuries or burns from oils, cleaning
agents and solvents
Follow all further safety information to prevent injury and accident.
Environment
PLEASE NOTE
– Oil or grease enters the environment.
Impact: Pollution
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Dispose of oils and grease in an environmentally friendly fashion and in
accordance with the applicable regulations.
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Decommissioning
If the pickup or its components reach the end of
useful life and require scrapping, the components
must be separated according to material and dis-
posed of in an environmentally safe manner. Com-
ply with the applicable regulations.
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Disposal
Ensure the correct and environmentally friendly dis-
posal of the operating and auxiliary materials
Ensure that no operating materials (oil, grease or
other operating materials which endanger the
groundwater) are able to sink into the groundwater
or the soil.
Please address any questions to the local disposal
specialists.
Always wear personal protective equipment when
performing the disposal.
