UNTHA RS100-4-S - User Manual

This operation manual familiarizes the operative with working methods, safety guidelines, operation, and maintenance.

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Ensures operational safety by detailing the correct and intended use of the machine for shredding waste.

Provides specific technical details of the shredder, including title, type, serial number, power, and origin.

Presents general machine specifications like power, shaft speeds, and noise levels.

Explains the shredding process through a diagram and step-by-step description of material flow.

Outlines responsibilities and conditions under which guarantee and liability claims are invalid.

Defines symbols used in the manual (Danger, Caution, Important, Information) and their meanings.

Illustrates and explains safety warnings and notes found directly on the machine.

Emphasizes the importance of correctly placed and functional protective structures before operation.

Details safety mechanisms like the main switch and emergency stop button for safe operation.

Highlights the need to observe general, local, and corporate regulations for accident and environmental protection.

Ensures safety by checking the functionality of the acoustic warning signal before operation.

States that only trained and authorized personnel are permitted to operate and maintain the machine.

Provides guidelines for safe operation, including personnel qualifications and machine setup.

Outlines safety protocols for maintenance, including power disconnection and use of protective equipment.

Specifies that electrical work must be done by qualified electricians and emphasizes safety checks.

Details fire safety measures, including power disconnection and availability of extinguishers.

Covers legal directives for waste avoidance, recycling, and proper disposal of operational substances.

Provides safety instructions to avoid damage and injury during machine transit.

Details how machines may be lifted for transport or setup using a crane, mentioning hopper removal.

Lists the weights of different machine components for transport planning.

Ensures safe setup by specifying qualified personnel, proper connections, and suitable operating environments.

Highlights the need for sufficient space around the machine for effective maintenance work.

Defines various operating positions (standard, with steps, trench, basement) and required distances.

Stresses that electrical connections must be made by authorized electricians and checks power supply stability.

Specifies requirements for control cabinet placement, accessibility, and protection from environmental factors.

Lists checks required before startup, including safety structures, protective covers, and fluid levels.

Details the daily procedure for checking the functionality of the emergency stop button before operation.

Identifies and describes the function of various controls and indicators on the machine's control box.

Requires checking the clockwise rotation field of the electrical connection by a certified electrician.

Instructs to check the climate control unit's functionality, indicated by a green control lamp.

Describes the shaft ventilation system and its connection requirements for air supply.

Outlines safety checks and precautions before starting machine operation.

Lists materials that should not be shredded according to the machine's design specifications.

Details requirements for continuous material removal from the exit screen and operator responsibilities.

Provides a step-by-step guide on how to safely start the shredder machine.

Explains the correct procedure for safely shutting down the shredder machine.

Describes the machine's automatic shutdown feature triggered by problematic foreign materials.

Identifies the designated workplaces for operating personnel around the machine.

Details the function, supply requirements, and daily checks for the machine's spray unit.

Explains the operation and safety features related to the machine's inspection door.

Provides a table of common problems, their causes, and solutions, emphasizing operator limitations.

Stresses safety precautions before maintenance, including power disconnection and using authorized parts.

Presents a schedule of maintenance tasks with their intervals and corresponding chapter references.

Emphasizes that the machine must not be operated without all protective covers in place.

Details procedures for checking oil levels and performing oil changes for the gear system.

Covers daily checks, oil level, and oil changes for the spray unit.

Instructs on the weekly cleaning of bulkhead spaces using compressed air.

Explains the central lubrication system, its capacity, grease type, and regular checks.

Details the procedure for checking and adjusting belt tension to ensure optimal power transmission.

Reinforces safety measures for repair and maintenance, including power isolation and authorized personnel.

Provides instructions for cleaning or replacing the exit screen and mounting discharge rails.

Guides on when and how to change the shredder's cutting mechanism due to wear.

Ensures CE-conformity by requiring a safety guard underneath the machine.