Operation Manual (Version: B) 36 Type SP
6.2.2 Waste disposal
Remove and dispose in a correct manner lubricating agents, used chemical
products and other such matter. On this subject, the local environmental
recommendations should be respected: see also section Environmental aspects
(on page 18).
6.3 Preventive maintenance schedule
The following table gives an overview of all the required maintenance actions for
the operator. The references in the last column refer to the appropriate
maintenance procedures which are described in the next sections.
Interval Action Reference
Daily Operator: Inspection for visual
damage.
Visual inspection (on page
36)
Weekly Operator: Inspection of all the
functions of the dock leveller, even if
these are not used very often.
Yearly Service engineer: A yearly check up.
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n Note
It is strongly recommended to have a maintenance contract
Consult your supplier/dealer about annual maintenance and repairs/adjustments.
6.3.1 Visual inspection
d Warning
Operators are not allowed underneath the leveller for inspections, this may only be
done by qualified personnel.
During a visual inspection:
• Check all visible wires and cables for damage.
• Check the visible part of the hydraulic system for leakage.
• Check the deck and lip for cracks and deformation.
• Check if the deck is flush with dock platform.
• Check the functioning of all moving parts (deck, lip, sliding lamel, ctl-unit).
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