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6 Maintenance
The Maintenance chapter is sub-divided into the areas of Care, Maintenance and
Repair. This is intended to simplify the planning of the respective necessary
maintenance work.
The instructions described in this chapter are to be seen as the minimum
requirements. Depending on the operating conditions, further instructions may be
necessary in order to maintain the welding laser system in an optimum condition. The
specified time periods relate to single shift operation. Maintenance instructions for
specific components can be found in the relevant documentation of the component
suppliers in Chapter 8.
The maintenance and service work described in this chapter must only be carried out
by the specially trained maintenance personnel of the operating company.
For maintenance and repair work in specialist fields, for example, electrics, only
skilled employees trained in the respective specialist field may carry out the work.
For repairs and spare part orders, we refer you to the drawings and parts lists
belonging to the documentation in Chapter 8 Annexes. This also applies to the Siro
Lasertec bought-in parts.
We shall accept no liability whatsoever in particular for defects that are related to the
following causes: Poor maintenance, use of non-original spare parts, modifications
without the written consent of the seller, repairs carried out badly by the buyer or
normal wear.
The spare parts to be used must comply with the technical requirements specified by
Siro Lasertec. This is always guaranteed with the use of original spare parts.
● Read the regulations and safety data sheets of the manufacturers and the
instructions in the relevant instruction manuals of the operating company with
regard to storage, handling, operation and the disposal of gases, greases, oils
and other chemical substances. Comply unequivocally with these Regulations and
instructions.
● Ensure the safe and environmentally friendly disposal of operating materials and
replaced parts.
● Observe the safety instructions on the following pages.
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