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2.6 Dangers from electrical energy
If the power supply is not interrupted (main switch), no maintenance work must be performed at
the components.
2.7 Oils and lubricants
Selection and use is solely subject to the operator's responsibility. An operating instruction to be
drawn up by the operator that provides for handling of these substances should include the fol-
lowing:
Designation of the substances
Designation of dangers for persons and the environment
Protective measures and rules of conduct, e.g.:
o wear protective gloves of resilient plastic
o avoid contact with skin and eyes
o do not inhale vapours and mists
o fire, open flame and smoking are prohibited
o conduct in case of danger, first aid
2.8 Maintenance and care
This machine must be regularly inspected for wear and any affected parts must be replaced if
applicable. (Chapter 8 Spare parts and circuit diagrams).
This machine is not subject to any inspections.
Always ensure that there are no persons in the machine's danger area.
Care work must only be performed by instructed staff under compliance with the provi-
sions in the operating instructions.
Dangers from electrical voltage.
Touching may cause electrical shock
or burns. Power down and secure
against reactivation.
Before any maintenance and care work is performed, the
main switch must be turned to the secured position 0-OFF
and secured against unauthorised reactivation.
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