OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE HANDBOOK
Maintenance
Long life and maximum safety during operation can only be assured
by careful and constant machine maintenance.
The schedule reported in the maintenance summary table refers to
normal use conditions; in case of heavy working conditions (extreme
temperature, polluting atmosphere, high humidity, elevation) intervals
must be shorter.
Frequency and scope of periodical maintenance and inspections may
depend on national rules.
Never put unintentionally in contact between them, or with the
metallic frame of the machine, the electric motor or control mosfet
terminals in order to avoid damages to the mosfet itself.
Machine cleaning
Once each work-shi has been nished or when you think it is neces-
sary, clean the machine as described here below:
•Clean all surfaces by means of an air compressed blow, avoiding the
formation of dirt heaps.
•Spray a normal degreasing product and eliminate the residual dirt
by means of coon clothes.
Never use diluents, scrapers and steel brushes to avoid damages to
the painted surfaces.
Do not clean the machine using a jet of high-pressure water. Humid-
ity or water penetration inside electric elements could cause failures
and/or damages to the electric/electronic control elements.
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