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5.3
Mounting the components
WARNING!
Burns caused by harmful chemicals
Leaks on the console can allow corrosive chemicals to escape and cause
serious injury.
– Read the enclosed safety data sheet carefully before using chemicals.
– The safety regulations and the required protective clothing for working with
chemicals must be complied with.
– Safety devices such as showers and eye flushing must be accessible and
checked regularly to ensure that they are fully functional.
– Ensure adequate ventilation and extraction.
– Avoid skin and eye contact.
– Check the console regularly for tightness.
– Do not put the console into operation if leaks occur.
– If leaks are identified, trigger the emergency stop function immediately.
– Do not operate the console again until the leaks have been repaired.
WARNING!
Risk of slipping due to escaping chemicals
Chemicals leaking in the working and preparation area can cause slipping and
injuries.
– Wear non-slip, chemically resistant shoes when working.
– Always have a suitable binding agent available (according to the chemical
product safety data sheet).
– Seal off the area with the escaping chemical.
– Immediately collect chemicals that have leaked or spilled and dispose of
them properly.
– If necessary, place the chemical container in a trough to collect any
escaping chemicals.
CAUTION!
The electrical installation is not part of the delivery of the incomplete machine.
The provisions of EN 60204-1 "Safety of machines" apply in its current version.
In particular, all conductive parts of the metering console must be connected to
the equipotential bonding in accordance with the specified standard.
The terminals are mounted in the control cabinet
and have IP 65-type protection in conformity with
IEC 60529:1989 + A1 :1999 + A2:2013 "Types of protection".
All cables and connections to the terminals conform to the
standard EN 60204-1 (13): 2006.
Pneumatics and electrics must be protected against unexpected start-up.
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