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3.3 Identification
Each machine is identified by the technical data nameplate
and EC marking on the front of the machine.
The plate contains the essential data regarding installation,
moving, use, maintenance and demolition which can be
summarized as follows:
• Model
• Version
• immatriculation
• supply voltage (V)
• frequency (Hz)
• absorbed power (W)
No plate on the appliance, including the
technical data one, must be removed, cov-
ered or damaged, especially the ones that
concerns safety.
4 HANDLING AND STORAGE
Only skilled technicians are responsible for
all actions described in chapter 4 even dur-
ing lifting and handling of packed and un-
packed appliances. According to the fea-
tures and weight of the product to handle,
they are in charge of the planning of all
operative procedures and the use of means
suitable to work in strict compliance with
the related current regulations.
4.1 Packing
The machine is shipped ready for use, packaged in a carton
box. The carton box is made of a base and a lid.
4.2 Transport and handling
Make sure nobody stands within the work-
ing area of the load lifting and handling
procedures and, in difficult conditions, pre-
dispose personnel in charge of checking the
movements to be made.
The appliance manual handling must be carried out by at
least two persons.
The machine must be shifted by lifting it from the ground.
Lift the packing and move it with care avoiding bumpy
ways and considering the overall dimensions and eventual
prongs.
Additional cuts on the packing are not al-
lowed.
Appliance damage during Transport and Handling are not
covered by WARRANTY.
Repairs or replacement of damaged parts are charged to the
Customer.
4.3 Storage
Before storing the appliance and by re-
starting it after a storage period, clean it
with care.
During storing procedures do not place
more than two appliances one upon the
other.
In case the appliance is not use for a long period, store it
according to the precautions concerning the storage place
and time:
• store the appliance in an enclosed space;
• protect it against bumps and strains;
• protect the appliance against humidity and high tem-
perature ranges;
• avoid appliance contact with corrosive substances.
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