Mattei BLADE 1 - Storage and DISMANTLING

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BLADE 1-2-3
Storage and dismantling
Storage
The compressor is protected against
corrosion and deterioration for the shipment
period and for a relatively short period of
storage (3 months).
For longer periods please contact the
manufacturer, considering it can be
maximum 24 months.
In any case it is suitable to keep the machine
in a dry place, protected against atmospheric
agents.
In wet climates, to protect the electrical and
mechanic components the machine should
be kept in a heated room or closed in a
barrier-bag with heaters or light bulbs.
Specically for the motor, please refer
to what mentioned about the winding
insulation.
Decommissioning
Decommissioning the machine does
not involve any special precautions, only
collection of the oil contained in the machine
and components of the lubrication system,
like the oil lter and the oil-air separators.
!
WARNING !!!
Both these elements and the oil
should be collected and disposed
of according to current regulations on
environment, to avoid any pollution and
danger of re.
Dismantling
When the machine has reached the end
of its technical and operating life, it can be
demolished, i.e. decommissioned and put
in such a condition so as not to be used any
longer for the purposes it was designed
and built, with the possible recycling of raw
materials.
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NOTE
Ing. ENEA MATTEI S.p.A. will
not take any responsibility for
damages to people or objects that
may derive from the recycling of individual
components of the machine, for operation
or assembling situations dierent than the
original ones.
Ing. ENEA MATTEI S.p.A. refuses any
implicit or explicit acknowledgement
of suitability to specic purposes of the
machine components reused after the nal
dismantling in view of its demolition.
!
WARNING !!!
The deactivation and dismantling of
the machine should be carried out
only by duly trained and equipped sta.
Act as follows to deactivate the machine
permanently:
– Drain the oil from the receiver.
– Disconnect the machine from the
electrical and pneumatic supply systems.
– Lift the machine with suitable lifting
means.
– Disassemble the machine main
components.
– Block all the machine moving parts.
– Take all the machine components in
supervised dumps.
Residual risks after deactivation
After deactivating the machine, there are no
residual risks if all moving parts have been
duly blocked.