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MHS Boilers SLIMLINE touch - Recommended Maintenance Intervals; Repairs; Final Decommissioning and Disposal

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SLIMLINE touch (EN)_allgem. Vers.01 (02-2022→) Translation of the original Page 47-47
7.3 RECOMMENDED MAINTENANCE INTERVALS
The moving parts of the device are maintenance free. The bearings are sealed-for-life. We
recommend the following intervals for testing specific parts:
Module
Test for
Interval
Circular knife
Cut result, damage to knife
Weekly
Gripper
Damage to claws
Weekly
Feed carriage and slice support
Damage and freedom of
movement
Weekly
Toothed belts, chains, etc.
Belt tension
Annually
8 REPAIRS
9 FINAL DECOMMISSIONING AND DISPOSAL
Final decommissioning and disposal requires the machine to be dismantled into its individual
components.
• Switch off the machine and secure it against being switched on again.
• Disconnect the entire power supply to the machine.
• Discharge residual energy and check that no voltage is present
Dispose of all parts of the machine in such a way that damage to health and the environment is
excluded.
Before disposal, check the environmental risks that may occur.
• Disposal must be carried out in accordance with the applicable regulations of the
respective country.
• If you have any questions about disposal, contact the manufacturer, the local authorities
or specialist disposal companies.
• During all work, comply with the legal regulations on waste avoidance and proper
recycling and disposal.
• Dispose of electrical waste properly
• Scrap metal parts
• Recycle plastic parts
• Dispose of lubricants and other auxiliary materials properly.
Repair work may only be completed by MHS or technical companies
approved by MHS!