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10.2016
WTAL - TNX65/42
Maintenance Instructions
Maintenance and repair work
Maintenance and repair work may only be carried out by specially trained and
authorised personnel.
In this context, TRAUB recommends that the daily visual inspection,
maintenance after 200 hours and maintenance after 1000 hours of operation be
carried out by the user and that the manufacturer's service be called in for all
other maintenance work.
The machine must normally be switched off before starting any maintenance
work. The main switch must be secured so that it cannot be reactivated.
Even when the main switch is off, parts of the machine (e.g. control cabinet
lamp) may still be live. These parts are identified by a warning sign.
In a small number of cases, the machine must be switched on for
maintenance work (e.g. when replacing back-up batteries). Such maintenance
must be undertaken with particular care.
Upon completing any maintenance or repair work, the machine’s operator must
check that the machine and its safety mechanisms are in perfect working order.
Maintenance intervals
In order to ensure the machine’s correct functioning in the long term, it is
essential to carry out the maintenance work at the specified intervals and to
confirm this by signing and dating the corresponding columns.
Only the reading on the mechanical operating hours counter to the left of the
master switch applies when checking whether and which maintenance
intervals have been observed.
Operating hours counter
The operating hours counter is located beside the master switch and
exclusively counts the hours during which the machine is in operation after
"Drives ON", regardless of whether it is producing workpieces.
The operating hours counter has no effect on the maintenance intervals.
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