Work On The Electrical Equipment; Work On Pneumatic Equipment; Observe Environmental Regulations - Avery Dennison ALS 330/430 User Manual

Operators Manual
ALS 330/430
1.2.7

Work on the electrical equipment

1.2.8

Work on pneumatic equipment

1.2.9

Observe environmental regulations

Release 4/06
Repair work on the electrical equipment of the machine may only be
performed by a trained electrician!
Electrical equipment must be checked on a regular basis!
Loose connections must be fixed again!
Exchange damaged lines/cables immediately!
Always keep the switch cabinet closed! Access is only allowed to
authorised personnel with keys/tools!
Never wash down switch cabinets and other housings of electrical
equipment with a water hose for cleaning!
Maintenance and repair work on pneumatic equipment may only be
performed by specially trained personnel!
Before starting maintenance and repair work, depressurise the
pneumatic equipment of the machine!
By way of precautionary maintenance, exchange hose pipes on a
regular basis, even if there is no damage to be detected!
(Observe the manufacturers' instructions!)
Before setting into operation after maintenance or repair works
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check if loosened screwed connections are tight
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make sure that removed coverings are re-installed
After termination of maintenance and repair work and before re-
starting the production, make sure that
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all materials, tools, and other equipment required for maintenance
and repair work are removed from the operating area of the plant
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all safety devices of the plant function in a faultless manner!
During any and all work on and with the machine, the statutory duties
concerning prevention of waste and the proper waste
disposal/recycling regulations must be observed.
Especially in the case of installation, repair and maintenance work,
substances which are hazardous for the water, such as detergents
containing dissolvents, may not pollute the soil or get into the sewage
system!
These substances must be stored, transported, collected, and
disposed of in appropriate containers!
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