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GEDA 300Z - 4.8 Machine hazards; 4.9 Hazard sources; existing residual hazards; 4.9.1 Moving, rotating, pointed and sharp-edged parts; 4.9.2 Energies

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GEDA
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300 Z / ZP
Page 29 of 101 Rev.: 001
BL 121 EN Translation of the original operating manual 2011 / 05
4.8 Machine hazards
The machine has been designed and manufactured according to the cur-
rent state of the art. It has been subjected to a safety inspection and ac-
ceptance procedure before delivery.
Nevertheless, personal hazards or material damage may result if operated
incorrectly, used improperly, used without due care and attention, insuffi-
ciently serviced or if components fail.
4.9 Hazard sources / existing residual hazards
As with all complex machinery, there are also sources of potential hazards
in the case of GEDA machines. These are:
4.9.1 Moving, rotating, pointed and sharp-edged parts
Drives
Chains / ropes / cables
4.9.2 Energies
Electricity
Hot surfaces
Potential energy (raised components / tipping / falling loads / falling
tools)
4.9.3 Operating materials
Oils
Greases
4.9.4
Emergency
Trapping of persons.

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