CRIMP DATA ANALYZER
CDA10
REV.01
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• Before making connections, carefully inspect all the connections and make sure there are no
dirt or defects on the threading.
• Before applying pressure to the systems following a repair, verify the correct tightness of
connections and joints.
• Before operating the equipment, always make sure that maintenance personnel are outside
the protected area and that tools or materials have not been left near the equipment.
• As much as possible, troubleshooting activities must be performed outside the protected area.
If it becomes necessary during troubleshooting activities to carry out interventions with the
control unit and the systems powered, all precautions required by safety standards must be
taken for operation in the presence of dangerous voltages and of live units.
• Always keep away from any component that can be set in motion by pneumatic pressure,
when the latter has not been completely discharged from the systems.
• Do not wear objects that could get caught in the equipment or act as conductors (chains,
bracelets, etc.).
• Maintenance, repair and troubleshooting interventions must end with verification of correct
machine operation and with the restoring of all its safety features.
8.1.2 GENERAL WARNINGS
• Maximum machine reliability and minimum maintenance costs are the consequence of a
scheduled maintenance and inspection that is scrupulously followed throughout its entire life.
Strictly comply with the established maintenance time intervals and the frequency of
interventions according to specific needs in relation to the machine production cycle.
• If operations of a certain significance are required, it is advisable to contact the manufacturer for
any clarifications on the project or for technical support.
• Before starting any checks and maintenance operations, it is advisable to remove dirt from the
machine.
• Always use perfectly dry air during cleaning and with pressure not exceeding 0.2 Mpa.
• Always use tools in perfect condition and specially made for the operation to be performed. The
use of unsuitable or inefficient equipment can cause serious damage.
• During dismantling, mark the individual parts with an identification plate to ensure that they will
be correctly reassembled.
• After each maintenance operation involving the disconnection of wiring and/or fixed and mobile
parts, verify that the number/plate matches with the fixed or mobile part.
• Before restarting the equipment after a breakdown, carefully inspect it to check for any damage.
• Except after a breakdown, never intervene on the adjustments and positioning of the limit switch
micro-switches, if present: tampering with them can cause serious damage.
• Always take the utmost care in checking the lubrication on the various machine components, as
insufficient or defective greasing can be detrimental to proper functioning.
• For lubrication, only the recommended lubricants or lubricants with equivalent and known and
proven qualities must be used.
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