moving or during machining.
While in any “Service Mode”: Everyone
within reach of the machine must wear pro-
tective eye wear.
Hearing damage due to loud noise
If you are regularly exposed to loud machining noise,
you may suffer from hearing loss and tinnitus.
If loud noise cannot be avoided, wear ear
protection during machining.
CAUTION
Risk of injuries when opening or closing the
working chamber door
When you open or close the working chamber door,
the moving working chamber door may crush your
fingers. Objects on the machine may fall and cause
injuries or damage.
While the door is moving, keep both hands away
from the machine.
Do not place objects on the machine.
Trip, fall and slipping hazards
Run cables in such a way that persons can-
not trip over them.
Keep the working environment and install-
ation site clean.
Risk of cutting injuries and burns
If you touch tools or sharp edges on blanks or the
machine, you may suffer from cuts. If you touch the
hot spindle body or hot tools, you may suffer from
burns.
Wear gloves when you perform manual work at
the machine or with blanks / tools.
Reduced ability to act with insufficient
lighting
In case of an insufficient lighting your judgment and /
or your precision may be reduced.
Ensure that the lighting in your working envir-
onment is sufficient.
Risk of injury in case of malfunctions caused
by insufficient maintenance
If you do not maintain the machine as required,
malfunctions may occur which can lead to injuries.
Take note of the intervals and conditions men-
tioned in the maintenance table in the operating
instructions. Carry out the respective maintenance
tasks accordingly.
Health risks through constant
malpositioning if your working
environment is not sufficiently ergonomic
Over the long run, an improper or one-sided posi-
tioning can be a risk to your health.
Set up an ergonomic work environment.
Ensure the seat height and monitor position is
ideal and the lighting is sufficient.
Z4 – General safety instructions
EN 7
Original Operating Instructions:Z4
Version: 12/5/2018
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