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USER AND MAINTENANCE MANUAL 1.0
Cleaning
General considerations
Cleaning is considered routine maintenance. These are regular or repeated activities of
elementary maintenance which do not generally require qualifications, authorisation(s) or
special tools.
Cleaning is an operation carried out with the machine disconnected from the
mains supply.
Take advantage of cleaning operations to inspect the machine and to check its
conditions.
Cleaning must always be carried out:
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after each use. The functionality and durability of the machine also
depend on how it is kept.
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possibly during use, if it is deemed necessary.
The machine does not use hazardous substances; the cleaning of its parts is possible by
following the procedures in this chapter.
The machine has no acute angles, sharp edges or rough surfaces, within the limits
permitted by their functions, likely to cause injury.
ATTENTION
The removal of the remainder from cuts in the work area or other parts of the machine
must be carried out using methods and tools appropriate for the purpose. Compressed air
may be used (only consisting of dry air).
When using compressed air, the operator must be sure of the absence of persons in its
range; the operator should wear a mask to protect the respiratory tract, a pair of safety
goggles, suitable gloves and suitable clothing.
DANGER THE
POSSIBILITY OF
DAMAGE TO THE
MACHINE EXISTS
DO NOT USE JETS OF WATER
TO CLEAN, GIVEN THE
PRESENCE OF
ELECTRIC PARTS
NOTE FOR BUSINESS USES - It should be remembered that when substances
are used by workers, the instructions given in the relative safety data sheets
of substances must be implemented, sheets that must be supplied by the
manufacturer and always be available in the company. The assessment must
be carried out in accordance with Legislative Decree 81/2008 Title IX
hazardous substances, Chapter I protection against Chemical Agents. For
other countries refer to the legislation in force.
