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Requirements to be met by operating staff:
The machine may only be operated by appropri-
ately trained persons who have been instructed in
the use of the machine and are authorized to oper-
ate it.
Operators must have read and understood this
operating manual and must act in accordance with
it. The functions of the operating personnel, i.e.
what an operator is or is not allowed to do, must be
clearly specified.
Special qualifications are required for the following
activities:
• Commissioning: The machine may only be com-
missioned by the manufacturer.
• Operational training: Training in the use of the
machine must be provided either by the manu-
facturer or by persons who have received appro-
priate instruction.
• Fault elimination: Faults may only be dealt with
by appropriately qualified technical staff or by the
manufacturer's service personnel.
• Maintenance: Maintenance work may only be
performed by technical staff who have received
appropriate instruction.
• Cleaning: The machine may only be cleaned by
persons who have received appropriate instruc-
tion.
• Servicing: The machine may only be serviced by
appropriately qualified technical staff or by the
manufacturer's service personnel.
• Repair: The machine may only be repaired by
appropriately qualified technical staff or by the
manufacturer's service personnel.
• Decommissioning: Decommissioning of the ma-
chine may only be performed by appropriately
qualified technical staff or by the manufacturer's
service personnel.
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Basic safety instructions
Risk of injury from hot metal chips:
•
Hot chips are ejected from the
machine at high speed.
Improper use can cause serious injury:
•
Make sure you always have a firm
footing when working with the
machine.
•
Never touch the milling tool when
the machine is running
•
Never use the machine above head height.
•
Ensure the switch is in the off-position before connec-
ting to power source. After use de-energize the machi-
ne by disconnecting it from the power supply!
•
Only milling against the rotating direction = upcut mil-
ling
Improper use can damage equipment and property:
•
Risk of machine being damaged or
destroyed.
•
Never lift or carry the machine by its
air hose.
•
Make sure the air hose is directed behind and away
from the machine. Do not lay the air hose over sharp
edges.
•
Always use genuine GERIMA spare parts and acces-
sories.
•
Check hose diameter and air pressure. The compres-
sed air at the tool connection should have a max. ope-
rating pressure of 7 bar -700 kPa-100 psi - or lower,
unless otherwise specified, when the machine is in
operation.
•
Avoid the risk of vibrating air hoses, regularly check
the condition of the air hoses and the hose connec-
tions and clamps.
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