Safety - Service Manual - Spare Part Lists
Fundamental Safety Notes
2011-04-07
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Handle the cable with care. Do not use the cable to pull out the plug from the socket.
Protect the cable from heat, oil, and sharp edges.
Inspect your mobile cutting table incl. its accessories for damages. Prior to use the
electric tool must be checked for proper and appropriate function. Check whether
movable parts are damaged. All parts must be mounted correctly to ensure proper
operation of the machine. Damaged parts and protective apparatus must be repaired
appropriately or replaced. Do not use the machine when the switches are defective.
Let repairs be carried out by a PFT - customer service.
This mobile cutting table for plates conforms to relevant safety provisions. Repairs
may only be carried out by a PFT - staff, otherwise accidental danger can occur to
the operator.
This machine is not suitable for operation in EX – areas (explosion threatened areas).
4.3 Observing the Service Manual
This Service Manual must be kept by the service fitter. It must be ensured that all
persons that have to carry out tasks on the machine can read the Service Manual at
any time.
In addition, the Operating Manual for the work equipments (milling unit and sawing
unit) must be observed. All deviating usage notes (e.g. the tool change) are
described in this Operating Manual.
All safety notes signs and operating note signs on the machine must be kept always
in a well readable state. Damaged or illegible signs must be renewed immediately.
4.4 Fundamental
safety
measures for maintenance
The servicing tasks specified in the Operating Manual - setting, cleaning, lubricating,
Maintenance, inspection, etc. must be carried out as scheduled.
Prior to carrying out servicing tasks,
the following items must be observed:
Switch off the central power supply using the main switch, close the main switch,
and pull out the mains plug.
Immediately replace all machine parts that are not in proper condition.
Use only original spare parts or spare parts of the same type.
