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Operating Instructions
Self-contained servo-hydraulic linear axis Type SHA...
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Commissioning
8.1
General notes on commissioning
WARNING
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Watch out for potential sources of danger and remove them before start‐
ing up the self-contained servo-hydraulic linear axis.
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Nobody may stand in the danger zone of the self-contained servo-hy‐
draulic linear axis.
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Do not reach into the range of the cylinder unit.
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Electrical commissioning must be carried out or attended by a qualified
electrician.
WARNING
Only commission a completely installed self-contained servo-hydraulic linear
axis.
The individual partial steps for commissioning are:
1. Inspection of the mechanical and electrical installation and cabling work.
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Visually inspect the self-contained servo-hydraulic linear axis
as well as connected operating equipment in the control cab‐
inet (optional) for obvious visible defects.
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Eliminate any defects found.
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Check whether guards against direct touching of active parts
are available, and that the protective guards are not faulty in
the case of indirect touching. Check the cross-section, rout‐
ing, connection and the marking of protective, earthing and
equipotential bonding conductors.
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Inspect the interface activation on the self-contained servo-
hydraulic linear axis side and on the side of the customer
system.
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Testing and measuring of electrical components is to ensure
that all limit values or requirements (as given in the currently
valid regulations) are complied with. Measurements may on‐
ly be taken using suitable test equipment.
Measuring and test devices have to meet the requirements
of standards, e.g. VDE 0411, 0413, 0403, 0404, and have to
be listed in the test report. Only calibrated measuring and
test devices may be used.
2. Measurement / quality control of the supply voltages
3. Inspection of emergency stop equipment, insulation monitoring, protec‐
tive guards as well as signaling and display devices.
Bosch Rexroth AG
Working in the danger zone!
Serious injury due to improper working.
Uncontrolled system behavior!
Electrical connections which are not connec‐
ted may cause malfunctions that could lead
to injuries.
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