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10.2
Disassembly
10.2.1
Information regarding hazards during disassembly
WARNING
CAUTION
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Risk of injury
During disassembly, there is a risk of injuries such as scratches, puncture
wounds or crushing injuries.
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Cordon off the danger zone.
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Keep unauthorised persons away from the danger area.
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Appoint a responsible person for disassembly tasks.
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Only ever have work performed by trained and authorised
personnel.
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Wear protective work clothing, protective gloves, safety boots and
a safety helmet.
Risk of injury due to incorrect removal of the lithium-ion batteries
Incorrect removal of the lithium-ion batteries leads to ergonomic hazards.
Proceed as follows when carrying and putting down the lithium-ion
batteries.
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Position your body as close to the load as possible and make sure
to stand in front of the load where possible.
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Position your feet at least hip-width apart.
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Make sure that your feet are fully and securely in contact with the
floor.
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Use your legs to put down the load; move from the legs.
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Keep your back naturally straight and avoid a hollow back
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Avoid jerky movements.
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Avoid twisting your spine.
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Carry the load as close to your body as possible.
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Carry loads at the centre of your body or split between the two
sides of your body.
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Carry any heavy, unwieldy or bulky loads in pairs.
10 Decommissioning and disassembly
10.2 Disassembly
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