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2 Operating Safety SIPLACE Multi-Docking-St ation 2.1 Safety Information Operating Manual 12 DANGER The SIPLACE Multi-Docking S tation is driven by electricity . Electr ical devices inherently include part s under dang…
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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
g
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.
2 Operating Safety SIPLACE Multi-Docking-Station
2.1 Safety Information Operating Manual
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DANGER
The SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station is driven by electricity. Electrical
devices inherently include
parts under dangerous voltage during operation!
Prior to any activities that are not part of the normal operation of the SIPLACE Multi-Docking
Sta
tion, such as servicing, maintenance, and repair, be sure to switch off the machine at the main
power
switch and disconnect the power cord from the power supply.
Before any service, mainte
nance, or repair work, the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station must be
locked with a personal padlock to prevent it from being switched on again at the main power switch
and a corresponding label must be provided. The power cords must be secured against accidental
reconnecting! Afterwards, the necessary work can be performed with caution.
Also observe the specific safety information in the respective manual when working on electrical
installations.
2.1.7 For Environmentally Safe Disposal of Materials and Machine Parts
The SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station uses only substances, materials, and parts that can be
separated easily and disposed of in an environmentally friendly manner. Neither the assembly/
disassembly nor operation of the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station requires any hazardous
substances that are harmful to the environment.
NOTE
The proper and environmentally friendly disposal of the machine, its operating materials, and any
expendable and worn-out parts lies solely in the responsibility of the operator of the equipment.
Be sure to observe the national legal regulations for waste disposal and environmental protection.
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Operating Manual 2.2 Warning Signal and Warning and Danger Labels
2.2 Warning Signal and Warning and Danger Labels
2.2.1 Cleaning the Warning Labels
WARNING
Do not use harsh detergents or solvents for cleaning the warning labels.
Be sure to replace any warning labels that are missing, damaged, or no longer readable.
Pay attention to the correct location of the warning labels.
2.2.2 Warning and Danger Labels
2.2.2.1 Warning Label W 206
Part No.: 03009345-01
Label locations: On the SIPLACE Multi-Docking Station
- Covers for the power supply
Num
ber per machine: 4
Class: WARNING
Fig. 2 - 1 Warning label W206, part no. 03009345-01
Fig. 2 - 2 Warning label W206, part no. 03009345-0
1 - label locations
Dangerous voltage!
Parts labelled with this sticker are live even when the main switch
is switched off.
Disconnect the machine from the supply system before
commencing any service work!
NAFTA Region: Risk Of Electric Shock Or Burn.