p. 4 - Manual FA01332-EN - 04/2019 - © CAME S.p.A. - The contents of this manual may change, at any time, and without notice. - Original instructions
Before turning over to the final user, check that the system complies with the harmonized standards and the essential
requisites of Machinery Directive 2006/42/CE.
Any residual risks must be indicated clearly with proper signage affixed in visible areas. All of which must be explained to
end users.
Fit, in plain sight, the machine's ID plate when the installation is complete.
If the power-supply cable is damaged, it must be immediately replaced by the manufacturer or by an authorized technical
assistance center, or in any case, by qualified staff, to prevent any risk.
Keep this manual inside the technical folder along with the manuals of all the other devices used for your automation
system.
Remember to hand over to the end users all the operating manuals of the products that make up the final machinery.
Main points of danger for people
Danger of hand entrapment.
Do not enter.
DISMANTLING AND DISPOSAL
CAME S.p.A. employs an Environmental Management System at its premises. This system is certified and compliant with the UNI EN ISO 14001 regulation
standard to ensure that the environment is respected and safeguarded. Please continue safeguarding the environment. At CAME we consider it one of the
fundamentals of our operating and market strategies. Simply follow these brief disposal guidelines:
DISPOSING OF THE PACKAGING
The packaging materials (cardboard, plastic, and so on) should be disposed of as solid household waste, and simply separated from other waste for recycling.
Always make sure you comply with local laws before dismantling and disposing of the product.
DISPOSE OF RESPONSIBLY!
DISPOSING OF THE PRODUCT
Our products are made of various materials. Most of these (aluminium, plastic, iron, electrical cables) are classified as solid household waste. They can be recycled
by separating them before dumping at authorized city plants.
Whereas other components (control boards, batteries, transmitters, and so on) may contain hazardous pollutants.
These must therefore be disposed of by authorized, certified professional services.
Before disposing, it is always advisable to check with the specific laws that apply in your area.
DISPOSE OF RESPONSIBLY!
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