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Instructions for operating the CHP
1.6
Regulations for the prevention of accidents causing personal injury
When installing the CHP module and before the commissioning:
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No persons must stay under loads suspended from
a crane hook. Keep the lifting gear in proper condi-
tions.
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Read the operating instructions carefully before the
commissioning of the CHP module.
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Affix the prohibition sign "No access for unauthor-
ized persons" well visible at the entrance of the
technical room of stationary engines.
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Only suitably trained personnel are authorized to
operate the CHP module. Make sure during work
on the engine that it cannot be started by unauthor-
ized persons.
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Protect rotating machine parts (e.g. coupling, fan)
against accidental contact. Do not get too close to
any rotating parts, while the engine is running.
Wear tight-fitting garments.
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Use only proper tools for work.
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Do not touch an engine at operating temperature
with bare hands: There is a risk of burns. Protect
exhaust gas pipes against accidental contact. The
insulation must be made of fire-proof material that
is resistant to fuel and lubrication oil.
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Exhaust gas is toxic. Therefore, exhaust gas pipes
must not only be tight and stable, but also made of
a suitable material.
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Keep the ambience of the engine as well as step
ladders and stairs free from oil and grease, since
accidents as a result of skidding may have serious
consequences.
VITOBLOC 200 Operating instructions for the natural gas-fuelled CHP module
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Open the coolant circuit only after the engine has
cooled down. If it must be opened at the engine's
operating temperature, observe the instructions in
the chapter "Maintenance and care" of the operat-
ing instructions.
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Neither open nor re-tighten pipelines and hoses
under pressure (lubrication oil circuit, coolant circuit
and possibly the hydraulic oil circuit): There is a
risk of injury caused by leaking liquids.
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As a matter of principle, smoking and open fire in
the engine room are not permitted. Please observe
the regulations for gas installations.
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Wear goggles when working with compressed air.
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Operating supplies (such as fuels and lubricants)
are flammable and constitute a health risk. They
must only be kept in containers that cannot be con-
fused with those for drinks.
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Please observe the manufacturer's regulations for
handling batteries.
Caution: Battery acid is toxic and caustic. Bat-
tery gas is explosive.
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When working on the electric system, disconnect
the battery's grounding cable first, so as to avoid a
short circuit.
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When carrying out welding work observe the "In-
formation bulletins for welders".
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