Risks Caused By Electric Power; Personal Protective Equipment; Obligation Of The Operating Company - KEB COMBISTOP 38 Instruction Manual

Introduction
Warning!
Caution!
Always observe the safety information and/or warnings on the brake and in this
instruction manual!
1.2.6

Risks Caused by Electric Power

Only an electrician may work on the electrical power supply.
–
– The electrical equipment of the brake (connecting cable, upstream rectifier) needs to
be checked by an electrician for proper functioning and defects such as, for
example, loose connections or burned cables, at regular intervals. Have the defects
remedied immediately.
– If work needs to be done on live parts, ask a second person to switch off the main
power supply switch in case of emergency. Cordon off the working area with a red-
white safety chain and put up warning signs. Only use insulated tools.
1.2.7

Personal Protective Equipment

When using the brake, use the following personal protective equipment:
– long-sleeved protective clothing,
– safety gloves,
safety shoes,
–
– safety goggles.
The personal protective equipment is to be provided by the operating company and
must comply with the applicable requirements.
1.3

Obligation of the Operating Company

The operating company shall be obliged to
– only have personnel working on the brake who are familiar with the basic regulations
applying to occupational health and safety as well as accident prevention and who
have been instructed on the operation of the brake,
– instruct the personnel on the safe operation of the brake at regular intervals,
– provide the personal protective equipment required to operate the brake.
01.09.2011 Rev. 01
Danger - Rotating Parts!
The brake is used to decelerate rotating axes.
There is a risk of body parts being caught or crushed. Depending on
installation, provide safety measures against being caught or crushed!
Warning - Hot Surface!
The heat generated during the operation of the brake causes the
surfaces to heat up!
Due to the risks arising therefrom, always use appropriate personal
protective equipment when operating the brake (see section
"1.2.7 Personal Protective Equipment").
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