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1.3
Residual risks
1.3.1 Electrical current
7 │ 29
Operating instructions RS wash │ D wash │ P wash │ SHERAprint wash │ 3Dewash
The machine is designed and manufactured according to the state of
the art and according to current safety requirements. Nevertheless,
residual risks remain, which require prudent action. The following lists
the residual risks and the resulting behaviour and measures.
D A N GER!
Danger to life due to electric current!
Incorrect connection, insulation faults, foreign objects
(dust, liquid due to inappropriate installation
environment) or lack of grounding can lead to housing
parts being live. There is an imminent danger of
electrocution in the event of contact with live parts.
— Work on the electrical equipment may only be
carried out by qualified electricians and in
compliance with the relevant safety and VDE
regulations.
— Machines with damage to the power cord,
insulation or lack of earthing must be disconnect-
ed from the mains immediately. Repairs are to be
made immediately.
— Before starting work on active parts of the electric-
al equipment and operating material, make sure
that it is de-energised and secure for the duration
of the work.
— Fuses must never be bypassed or put out of
service.
— Connect the mains plug to the nearest and
correctly grounded socket of the machine.
— Only operate the machine with the mains voltage
specified for the machine.
— Only operate the machine with the power supply
unit supplied
— The mains plug must be freely accessible at all
times. A complete separation of the machine from
the mains in an emergency by pulling out the
power plug (→ Chapter 5).
— Disconnect the machine in case of prolonged
absence and in the case of storms.
— Keep moisture away from live parts. This may lead
to short circuiting.
Rapid Shape GmbH │ DOCR000257
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