Operation of the fan Operating manual - Fan CF-C
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8 Operation of the fan
8.1 Safety rules
Staying under a suspended load
The suspended load may break off, it is possible that it swings or catches persons. This can
result in serious injury of the personnel and material damage.
Do not stand below a suspended load.
Never stay within the range of the suspended load.
− Components should be hung on the appropriate fastening elements and properly secured
Determination and removal of the causes of disturbances
If the determination and removal of the causes of disturbances only covers the area of the fan
part, the rest of the same fan must be additionally considered. Failure to comply with this rule
may result in substantial personal and material damage.
When determining and removing the causes of disturbances, consider the entire fan and its
De-commissioning of the fan
In the event of carrying out activities related to the dismantling of the fan without a complete
de
-commissioning, serious personal injury may occur.
Activities related to dismantling the fan require its prior de-commissioning.
− Activities related to dismantling the fan require approval by an authorized unit.
Disconnection of the fan from the mains
If during the de-commissioning there is no professional and complete disconnection from the
mains, ther
e is a risk of material and personal damage.
When disconnecting the fan from the mains, make sure that it is safely disconnected from
the grid to prevent unintentional activation.
If maintenance intervals are not observed, there is a risk of material and personal damage.
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Please observe the maintenance intervals contained in this operating manual.
It should be taken into account that the fan manufacturer does not have experience in long-
term operation in production conditions. Therefore, the data from this operating manual
should be supplemented with your own experience.
8.2 Personal protective equipment
Hearing protection
An order to wear hearing protection when performing activities in a noise environment
up to 80 dB(A) and / or
exceeding a peak noise level of 135 dB(C).
Eye protection
An order to wear eye protection when performing activities in an environment in which
there is possibility of liquids and gases under pressure or solid particles getting to the
eyes.
Hand protection
An order to wear protective gloves when performing activities in conditions of risk of
injury, such as cutting, sticking, clamping, the effect of temperature or harmful
substances.
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