General Information; Introduction; Safety; Training - DSI Dynamatic AS-703 Instruction Manual

Introduction

This instruction
information and
Dynamatic standard foot mounted, eddy-current
air-cooled brakes,
However, where specific differences do exist,
separate instructions and data are provided.
Whether this manual is to be used for standard or
special units, the exact assembly drawing and
contract specifications should be considered when
following these instructions. This manual can also
be used for non-standard units. However, separate
supplement sheets will be provided to cover any
special aspects requiring instructions.
While every effort has been made to provide a
complete and accurate manual, there is no
substitute for trained, qualified personnel to handle
unusual situations. Any questions that arise should
be referred to DSI/Dynamatic®, Fax: 262-554-
7041, or call: 262/554-7977, or Toll free at 1-
800/548-2169.

Safety

Electrical rotating equipment and associated
controls can be dangerous. Therefore, it is
essential that only trained, skilled personnel be
allowed to work with this equipment, under
competent supervision. The danger is increased
when the equipment is not handled, installed,
maintained or used properly.
Read appropriate sections of this manual before
beginning work. Become especially familiar with all
safety instructions and procedures. Heed any
hazard labels on the equipment and be sure to
instruct others in their meaning and importance.
The various types of labels used to alert personnel
of hazards and their degree of hazard potential are
as follows:
DANGER: Used to call attention to an immediate
hazard, where failure to follow instructions could
be fatal.
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GENERAL INFORMATION

manual provides
operating instructions
AS-703 through
SECTION 1
WARNING: Identifies hazards having possibilities
for injury to personnel.
general
for
CAUTION: Used to warn of potential hazards and
unsafe practices.
AS-708.
INSTRUCTION NOTE: Used where there is a
need for special instruction relating to safety,
proper operation or maintenance.
See Figure 1-1 on the following page for examples
of the hazard labels that may appear on this
equipment. Study them carefully; they are put on
the unit for safety. Acquaint maintenance and
operating personnel with their appearance and
content.

Training

Training programs are an essential part of safe and
correct operation. Training provides the know-how
necessary to obtain top performance from
equipment.
recognizes this fact and conducts training schools
to educate
maintenance and operating procedures. Training
schools
DSI/Dynamatic®. There is a charge for this service.
Special training schools structured around your
specific equipment can also be arranged.

Receiving and Damage Claims

This equipment is assembled and tested prior to
shipment to make sure it functions properly. After
testing, the unit is carefully packed for shipment,
using approved packaging methods. The carrier, in
accepting the shipment, agrees that the packing is
proper and assumes the responsibility for safe
delivery.
Although every precaution is taken to assure that
your equipment arrives in good condition, a careful
inspection should be made on delivery. Check all
items against the packing list to be sure
your plant personnel
can be scheduled
your
DSI/Dynamatic®
in safe
by contacting