Tools And Materials - Conductix-Wampfler SingleFlexLine Program 0815 Operating Instructions Manual

Operating Instructions
Single-pole conductor-rail system
SingleFlexLine Program 0815
Performing maintenance work on the current collectors
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Replacing conductor-rails
Required protective equipment:
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9.2 Tools and materials

The maintenance work on the conductor-rail must be performed using commercially available metric tools.
Maintenance work
Measure the height of the collector brushes
Measure the contact force of the collector brushes
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Risk of injury by crushing skin and limbs!
There is a danger of crushing of skin and limbs due to:
Spring force/gravity (stored energy)
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Current collector (spring force) during installation, dismantling and maintenance
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Falling conductor-rail system components if they have not been properly installed or if oper-
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ated in inappropriate operating conditions (e.g. environment that contains solvents)
Moving parts, when the system is in operation
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→ Have work done only by trained technicians
→ When working on the conductor-rail system, wear safety boots, safety gloves, and a
safety helmet
→ When changing the collector brush, follow the separate instructions for this task. See
chapter 12.1
→ Only install the conductor-rail system where suitable operating conditions prevail. See
chapter 3.3
Risk of injury from cuts and cutting!
The ends of the power rails can have sharp edges, especially if they were cut to size at the
construction site and have not been deburred.
→ Wear protective gloves and protective footwear.
→ During installation: Carefully deburr the insulation profile and power rails after sawing.
→ During dismantling: Handle cut, removed conductor-rails with care and store them
properly (transport or other container)
→ Be on the lookout for sharp edges in the surroundings of the installation surface and avoid
contact.
Tool
Calipers
Spring balance with a measuring range of 0 to 20 N
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