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10.4 Moving switches
Pushing mechanical or proximity switches
X If switching errors occur during the functional check / test run,
reset the switch ! 6.5.
The cables are molded into the proximity switches. If necessary, we recommend arepurchase.
Fig�35: Moving the carriage
10.3 Test run, running in
WARNING
Dangerous movements! Risk of death, injury, serious physical injury or property damage!
Do not stand in the product's range of movement.
Do not allow persons to inadvertently enter the danger area.
Never perform maintenance on running machines.
Secure the system against restart and unauthorized use during maintenance.
Securely fasten the product in the system or machine.
The product is not self-locking; this means that if it is used vertically or at an angle, it can drop or move
uncontrollably.
To prevent this, the manufacturer/vendor must take precautions when installing in this manner. The Division
Information Sheet on "Gravity-Loaded Axes" of DGUV Fachbereich Holz und Metall, the Woodworking and
Metalworking Division of the German statutory accident assurance association (DGUV), and other sources offer
further information on this topic.
Risk of burns due to hot surfaces! Temperatures above 60°C possible
f Avoid touching the hot surface of, e.g., the carriage assembly or motor.
f After switching off the product, let hot surfaces cool down before touching them.
f Temperature-sensitive components should not touch the surface of the carriage assembly.
f Pay attention to the clearance of the connecting cables from other components.
X Only start up the product after running successful tests under simulated production conditions.
X Move at low speed over the entire stroke. While doing so, be sure to check the settings and the function of the
limit switches.
X Prior to start-up and at every lubrication interval, apply an oil film to the cover strip.
X If necessary, optimize the interaction of the mechanical equipment and the electronics.
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