Dismantling Operating manual - Fan CF-C
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Risk of electric shock
It is possible to touch live components and cause fatal injuries.
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Follow the documentation of the electric motor.
Disconnect the electrical components from the mains supply. The
electrical components include, among others, the main switch, the
power switch and the automatic fuse.
On the duration of the activity the circuits disconnected from the
mains supply should be earthed.
On the duration of the activity the circuits disconnected from the
mains supply should be shorted.
Adjacent live parts must be shielded or isolated.
Place appropriate warning signs.
Ensure that there is no voltage at all in the area of operation.
After performing the activities, proper functioning of the areas
should be ensured so that there are no defects.
After performing the activities, remove any protections (bridges,
Warning against burns
Fan housing becomes hot during operation.
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Do not touch the fan until the housing has cooled down.
10 Dismantling
The dismantling of the fan consists in its disassembly into individual components, which is
necessary for the purpose of its implementation. Further activities can be scrapping or
restarting in the same location.
10.1 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.
De-commissioning of the fan
Performing further dismantling work on a fan that has not been fully decommissioned may
cause seriou
s injury.
Further dismantling work is possible only after complete decommissioning.
− Dismantling should only be carried out after approval by an authorized body.
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