Safety
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CAUTION
Risk of injury from compressed air!
If compressed air escapes uncontrolled, there is a risk of injury.
• Take care when working on the compressor or the compressed air
hoses.
Prohibition
Do not exceed the maximum supply pressure of 12bar!
Device components could otherwise burst.
Never force the device cover to open when the device is under
pressure!
Otherwise parts could be ejected.
Mandatory
Follow the obligations set out below:
Check the compressed air hose before each use!
The integrity of the hose is crucial for safety.
Make sure that the compressed air hose is not subjected to any
external mechanical loads!
The compressed air hose must therefore not come into contact with
sources of heat, oils or greases, and must not be crushed, kinked,
pinched or subjected to excessive tensile loads.
Before the unit is put out of operation, the compressed air supply
must be completely disconnected!
To reduce the risk of damage from residual pressure in the unit.
Mandatory
Observe the documentation of the compressor
manufacturer!
To avoid operating errors that can lead to damage.
Contaminated compressed
air
Caution - material
Material damage due to the use of contaminated
compressed air!
The use of contaminated compressed air can damage the device.
Mandatory
Follow the obligations set out below:
Only use oil-free, dry and dust-free air!
Ensures that no condensation water can enter into the device via the
compressed air.
Service the compressor regularly as specified in the manufacturer's
documentation!
Ensures operation with clean compressed air.
Cracked glass
CAUTION
Risk of injury from cracked glass!
The positive pressure can penetrate into leaking watches during the test.
If this is the case, the interior of the watches will be under pressure after
the test. The glass in the watch can then splinter or crack. It can cause
serious eye injuries and even blindness.
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