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SIPLACE Multi-Docking-Station 2 Operating Safety

Operating Manual 2.1 Safety Information

– The contents of the above-mentioned installation and operating manuals of the SIPLACE

Multi-Docking Station, as well as the operating manual of the SIPL

ACE placement system and

of other connected modules/machines, must be fully understood and followed to ensure that

the conditions for starting and activating the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station, and thus for the

“int

ended use” are present.

The manufacturer assumes no liability for any damage or injuries

and makes no warranties for the

proper and functionally correct behaviour of the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station in the event of

unintended use.

2.1.5 Unintended use

DANGER

Unintended use of the product poses the risk of serious injury or death and/or severe damage to

property. For this reason, unintended use is strictly prohibited.

The manufacturer assumes no liability for any damage or injuries and makes no warranties for the

proper and functionally correct behaviour of the components in the event of unintended use.

Unintended use of the SIPL

ACE Multi-Docking Station including the SIPLACE unit or other

interfacing line modules includes, for example:

– The use for other purposes than defined in the “Intende

d Use” section, i.e. including using

PCBs and components that are outside the specification.

– Transport, installation, and power connection (electric and/or pneumatic) as well as the

interf

ace connection to the SIPLACE placement system under other installation, connection,

and operating conditions than specified in this operating manual and in the installation manual.

– The electrical connection of the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station to the operating voltage,

befo

re the installation has not been finished and checked.

– Use of unauthorized spare parts, accessories, and auxiliary modules.

–

Operation of the docking station and the SIPLACE placement system and the performing of

sks by unqualified, insufficiently trained personnel.

– Performing of service and maintenance tasks by personnel lacking

the necessary

qualifications, and performing of tasks that go beyond the extent described in the relevant

documents.

– Removing of covers by unauthorised personnel.

– Operation of the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station and/or SIPLACE placement system if the

safety

fea

tures have been manipulated or removed.

– Failure to comply with the oper

ating instructions for the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station or

information on subsequent procedures in the maintenance, service, and installation manuals

2 Operating Safety SIPLACE Multi-Docking-Station

2.1 Safety Information Operating Manual

of the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station.

– Failure to observe the information in the operatin

g man

ual of the respective placement system

or other machines interfacing the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station and thus operating the

SIPLACE Multi-Docking St

ation without knowledge of the interaction of each machine within

the line.

2.1.6 Important Information on Operating Safety

To maintain operating safety, compliance with the following items is mandatory.

2.1.6.1 General Safety Regulations

DANGER

Despite all of the safety features

provided by the manufacturer, improper operation of the

SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station or incorrect procedures may cause

serious injuries or death and/

or severe damage to property during maintenance, setup, servicing or installation!

– Observe the safety regulations provided in the manuals.

– Also follow the specific safety

rules of your country!

– Do not modify the machine in any way prior to obtaining written approval from the

man

ufacturer.

– Label the power cords adequately so that they can be clearly assigned to each module of the

acement/production line.

– Be sure to route and secure all cables (power

and interface cables) to the SIPLACE Multi-

Docking Station to avoid any danger of people tripping over them.

– Immediately replace any warning and danger labels that are att

ached to the wrong place,

missing, or difficult to read. Clean the labels as described in this manual.

– Covers on the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station that can be removed or opened only with tools

or wit

h the machine key must only be removed by personnel authorized for this task.

SIPLACE Multi-Docking-Station 2 Operating Safety

Operating Manual 2.1 Safety Information

– It is expressly prohibited to modify/bypass any protective features (including query units, such

as safety limit switches and light barriers).

– After each intervention into the machine (maintenan

ce, repair, etc.), the service technician or

a qualified person must execute a test run.

– For any necessary interventions for which sufficiently trained and authorized personnel are not

available in your facility

, you must arrange for a service technician of the manufacturer!

The manufacturer will reject any claims

for damages or consequential damages resulting from

improper interventions!

– If the operator recognises any significant pote

ntial dangers during operation of the SIPLACE

Multi-Docking Station including its interaction with the SIPLACE pla

cement system, the

operator is obligated to notify the manufacturer in writing without delay to allow the

manufacturer to take corrective measures to reduce the potential danger.

2.1.6.2 For the Safety of Individuals and Operating Personnel

– The user of the machine may only perform tasks for which he has been sufficiently trained and

which he fully masters.

– The tasks defined in the operating manual for each user

role in normal and special mode must

be observed.

– Never open any safety door/cover of the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station or SIPLACE

placement sys

tem or other adjacent modules, if you are not fully familiar with the working

principles and functions of these machines!

– Open the safety doors and covers of the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station and the protective

hoods an

d covers of the SIPLACE placement system only if you have been instructed to do so

in the operating manual, in another manual or on the screen of the station computer, or when

the machines are switched off, powered down and secured properly.

– For your own safety, wear professional clothin

meeting the standards of your workers

compensation board, i.e., no clothes with wide sleeves, etc.

– Reduce the risk of danger by not wearing ribbon

s, chains, or ties at work.

– Individuals with long hair must wear a bouffant cap.