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Maintenance
Third-party manufacturers
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Disposal of the Pendant System
10.1 General safety instructions
Electric shock hazard
Power supply cables are laid in the pendant system and in the CEMOR or
the Navigator M6. Contact with energised components presents a danger
to life from electric shock. Disconnect the pendant system from the mains
before any maintenance work:
• Disconnect all the poles of the pendant system, the CEMOR or the
Navigator M6 from the mains and prevent them from being recon-
nected.
• Make sure that all the appliances connected via the CEMOR or the
Navigator M6 are de-energised.
• Wait until the end device (e.g. HF surgical device, flat screen, etc.) has
cooled down.
The necessary maintenance work must be carried out as specified in Chapter 18, "Inspec-
tion plan", on page 109.
10.2 Built-in components from third-party manufacturers
Built-in components from third-party manufacturers must be inspected and maintained as
prescribed in the applicable Operating Instructions.
10.3 Repeated inspection
The repeated inspection must be performed in accordance with DIN EN 62353 standard.
11.1 Disposal
•
The pendant system complies with the requirements of the 2011/65/EC RoHS Direc-
tive (on the restricted use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic
equipment).
•
To prevent environmental damage and personal injury, we request you to contact us
or your authorised service partner if you intend to take the pendant system out of
operation for the purpose of disposal.
•
The pendant system must be disposed of at a suitable collection point for recyclable
waste in accordance with country-specific regulations.
11.2 List of materials used for the pendant system
Component
Package
Mechanical load-carrying parts
Cover panels
Cables
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WARNING
Materials used
Cardboard, paper, wood, metal, plastics
Metal
Plastics
Metal, plastics
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