LPKF ProtoMat S64 - Maintenance Schedule and Required PPE

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7.2 Personal protective equipment
The following protective equipment must be worn when performing startup and
maintenance tasks:
 Safety shoes according to EN ISO 20345, protection class S1
 Protective gloves according to EN 388, protection class 2
 Respirator mask according to EN 149, protection class FFP2
 Latex lab gloves, protection class 1
7.3 Maintenance schedule
The following table lists the maintenance tasks that are to be performed by personnel
trained for these tasks.
Component/Assembly
group
Interval
Task to be performed
Remark
Circuit board plotter
Before each startup
Visual check
See page 125.
Circuit board plotter
(interior and cover)
After 40 operating hours
Cleaning
See page 126.
Collet
After 40 operating hours or at
least weekly or when
prompted by the system
software
Cleaning
See page 128.
Working-depth limiter
Before each startup
Visual check and
cleaning/replacing, if
necessary.
See page 131.
Drive spindle
Linear guides
After 500 operating hours or
at least every six months
Cleaning, lubricating
See page 133.
Fan filter (drawer)
After 500 operating hours or
at least every six months
Replacing
See page 137.
Compressed-air unit
After 500 operating hours or
at least every three months
Draining condensate and
replacing the filter if
necessary.
See page 138.
Fuse
When necessary
Replacing
See page 139.
Extraction system
When the extraction power
weakens noticeably.
Replacing the filter bag
See page 141.
HEPA filter of the
extraction system
After 1000 operating hours
Replacing
See page 143.
Table 15: Maintenance schedule for the maintenance personnel of the operator