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8. TROUBLESHOOTING
The safety information from section 2 "Safety" must be observed.
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DANGER!
DANGER!
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8 TROUBLESHOOTING
Hazard from malfunction!
Incorrect assembly of the precision sine table can cause a malfunction of
the machine.
This can cause crushing and jamming points, posing a risk of crushing for
limbs.
Objects can be ejected, causing serious injuries and even death.
Have troubleshooting carried out only be qualified personnel.
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The precision sine table must always be securely attached to the work
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surface of the machine tool. Check after assembly!
Re-attach safety devices correctly.
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Risk of crushing!
There is a risk of limbs being crushed by the precision sine table tipping
over or falling due to incorrect installation and removal.
Secure the precision sine table against falling or tipping over.
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When lifting the precision sine tables, only use suitable and approved
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lifting gear and slings which are designed for the weight of the precision
sine tables.
Have troubleshooting carried out only be qualified personnel.
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Risk of electric shock!
The magnetic holding force is switched on and off with current pulses.
Electromagnetic and electro permanent magnetic chucks use high
magnetising and demagnetising voltages. An electric shock can result
in death or serious injuries.
Before troubleshooting, always disconnect the electro permanent
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magnetic chucks from the power supply.
Always protect the junction box and rubberised cable against damage.
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To exclude malfunctions and hazards for the operator, it must be ensured
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that the junction box is sealed, in particular during wet work and after
any repair work. The same applies to any connectors.
If the magnet has a connector, only unplug this once the demagnetising
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cycles has been completed and the red signal light is permanently on.
Risk from electric arc.
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