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11 Disassembly and exchange
Pressurized and energized system parts!
When working on pressurized and energized system parts, there is the risk of injury
by leaking hydraulic fluid or electric shock.
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Ensure that the hydraulic system is depressurized and the electrical control de-
energized before the disassembly.
Incompletely mounted manifolds, modules or attachment parts falling down!
Incompletely disassembled components may fall down and cause injuries.
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Secure parts to be disassembled against falling down.
leaking hydraulic fluid!
Hydraulic fluid may leak during assembly and disassembly of hydraulic components.
Consequently, persons may slip or fall!
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After the disassembly, provide the bores containing the hydraulic fluid with suit-
able closing elements.
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Immediately remove leaked hydraulic fluid and dispose of it properly.
Have sufficiently dimensioned collecting containers, non-linting cloth and medi-
um-binding materials ready in order to collect or bind leaking hydraulic fluid.
11.1 necessary tools
The disassembly can usually be carried out with standard tools. Special tools are
not required.
11.2 Preparing for disassembly
1.
Decommission the overall system as described in the overall machine or sys-
tem instructions.
2.
Discharge the pressure of the hydraulic system according to the specifications of
the machine or system manufacturer.
11.3 Disassembling the product
Proceed as follows to disassemble the manifold/module:
1.
Observe the safety instructions applicable to the assembly.
2.
Ensure that the hydraulic system is depressurized.
3.
Check whether the manifold/module has cooled down sufficiently so that it can
be disassembled in a risk-free manner.
4.
De-energize the system.
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