Mitsubishi Electric MELFA CR800-D Series User Manual page 3

Before using the robot, always carefully read the precautions
below as well as the separate "Safety Manual" and take all
necessary safety measures.
A. These show precautions based on the Ordinance on Industrial Safety and Health (Articles 36, 104,
150, 151).
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Safety Precautions
For the sake of safety, teaching work should only be performed by workers who have
undergone special training.
(The same is true for any maintenance work done with the power source not cut off.)
→Implementation of safety education
For teaching work, prepare work regulations concerning robot operation methods and
procedures, measures for when there is an abnormality and when restarting, etc.
Perform teaching work according to these regulations.
(The same is true for any maintenance work done with the power source not cut off.)
→Prepare work regulations.
For teaching work, set up a device that can stop operation immediately.
(The same is true for any maintenance work done with the power source not cut off.)
→Emergency stop switch setting
During teaching work, label the start switch etc. to indicate that teaching work is
underway.
(The same is true for any maintenance work done with the power source not cut off.)
→Display that teaching work is underway
During operation, prevent contact between workers and robots by preparing a fence
and a barrier.
→ Setting up a safety fence
Determine a uniform signal to relevant staff for the start of operation and use that
signal.
→ Signal for the start of operation
For maintenance work, in principle, cut off the power and label the start switch etc. to
indicate that maintenance work is underway.
→Display that maintenance work is underway
Before starting work, check the robot, emergency stop switches, related devices, etc.
and make sure there are no abnormalities.
→ Check before the start of work