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CHAPTER CONTENTS RECIPIENTS
Chapter 4
Transportation and
Installation
Description of the lifting and transportation modes of the MACHINE;
description of the modes of connection to the power supply and of
the appliances;
description of the storage modes of the MACHINE.
All staff using the machine (in particular the
mechanic and electric maintenance workers, the
technicians of the Producer, and the personnel
appointed to handling.)
Chapter 5
Machine use
Description of the procedures to follow in order to use the MACHINE. All staff using the MACHINE.
Chapter 6
Maintenance and
Demolition
Description of the verification and control procedures of the parts
and the components of the
MACHINE (in particular, the parts most
subject to wear out);
description of the procedures that allow the appointed personnel to
perform the cleaning of the
MACHINE;
presentation of the indications to perform the dismantling,
demolition, and disposal of the
MACHINE.
All staff using the machine (in particular the
mechanic and electric maintenance workers, the
technicians of the Producer, and the personnel
appointed to handling.)
Chapter 7 Optional
Description of the possible optional features that can be installed on
the MACHINE.
All staff using the
MACHINE.
Chapter 8 faults
search
List of the possible malfunctions of the machine and the relative
solutions.
All staff using the
MACHINE.
Chapter 9
Attachments
Indications for the retrieval of the:
technical sheet of the
MACHINE,
refrigerant diagram,
electrical wiring diagram of the
MACHINE,
documentation of the components present on the
MACHINE.
All staff using the
MACHINE.
1.4. Convention and Definitions
1.4.1. General Information
The Use and Maintenance Handbook of the MACHINE was divided into chapters to enable, for each phase of the MACHINE life (transport,
installation, use, regulation, maintenance and decommissioning), easy availability of relative necessary information for the user of the
MACHINE.
All the documentation relating to the
MACHINE was drafted by developing the topics indicated by the Machinery Directive
(2006/42/EC), PED Directive (97/23/CE) and the safety norms in force; therefore, the complete reading of all the relative material is
indispensible to obtain the best performance from the
MACHINE and ensure maximum duration of all its units.
The configuration of certain units or devices described or shown in the documents can differ from that in the
MACHINE in the specific
preparation according to particular requirements or safety norms; in this case, certain descriptions, references or procedures
recommended can be generic in order to maintain their efficiency. Drawings mentioned or photographs are provided for example
purposes as a reference for easy comprehension of the text.
1.4.2. Term conventions
MACHINE: the term used in this Use and Maintenance Handbook to indicate the BLOCKSYSTEM SERIES FS.
IPD: the acronym indicates Individual Protection Device/s.
1.4.3. Definitions
DANGER ZONE
Any ZONE inside or near the MACHINE in which the presence of an exposed person composes a risk to the safety and health of that
person.
USER
Any
PERSON (business person/company) adequately using the MACHINE or that assigns its use or operations connected to use to trained
people.
EXPOSED PERSON
Any PERSON located inside or partly in the danger zone or near these zones.
OPERATOR
Staff, generally without specific skills, that conduct the operations necessary to operate the
MACHINE and clean the MACHINE and the
place in which it is installed; if necessary, the operator can conduct simple regulation and restore of functioning operations on the
MACHINE.
MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE PERSON
Q
UALIFIED TECHNICIAN who can intervene on any mechanical unit to regulate or repair it and conduct the necessary maintenance
operations.
The mechanical maintenance person is not enabled to conduct intervention on the electrical systems when voltage is present.
ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE PERSON
Q
UALIFIED TECHNICIAN responsible for all electrical intervention (regulation, maintenance and repairs) and, when necessary, works with
voltage present inside the electrical cabinets and the shunt boxes.
MOVEMENT STAFF
Q
UALIFIED STAFF that perform the tasks of moving the MACHINE or the materials used if the operation requires the use of lifting devices.
MANUFACTURER TECHNICIAN
QUALIFIED TECHNICIAN made available by the manufacturer of the MACHINE to conduct complex operations in particular situations or,
however, when agreed with the user.
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