Operation
Shutting down
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BA RD24_RD27 en 04
3.30 Shutting down
3.30.01 Temporarily shutting down the machine and starting it up again
WARNING
Dangerous operating materials!
Risk to health and the environment caused by operating materials that
have not been disposed of properly.
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Dispose of operating materials in accordance with the applicable
safety and environmental regulations.
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Wear personal protective equipment when disposing of the
materials.
If the machine will not be used for an extended period of time, it must be
decommissioned and stored correctly.
After storage, the machine must be prepared for recommissioning before
it is used again.
NOTE
The work to temporarily shut down and to recommission the
machine requires expert knowledge and may require special
tools and equipment.
This work must only be carried out by trained specialists.
NOTE
The work steps listed below are NOT INSTRUCTIONS.
They are a non-exhaustive list of examples of work that
must be carried out in order to temporarily shut down and/or
recommission the machine.
For precise information or for carrying out the decommissioning
and/or recommissioning process, contact customer service.
Decommissioning – temporarily shutting down
All activities that are carried out for the temporary shutdown must be
documented. This is the only way to guarantee that the machine can be
properly recommissioned following a temporary shutdown.
NOTE
Catch all liquids in suitable containers and dispose of them
properly in accordance with the relevant specifications and
national regulations.
Wear personal protective equipment:
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Protective work wear
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Safety goggles
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Protective gloves
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Safety shoes.
Thoroughly clean the inside and outside of the machine.
Preserve any sealing elements using acid-free grease.
Check the drive unit, auxiliary units, hoses, hose connections
and flange-mountings for leaks and/or escaping operating and
auxiliary materials. If there are any anomalies, repair any affected
components.
Remove the batteries and store them in a frost-free environment.
Follow the battery manufacturer's instruction manual.
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