13. Decommissioning; Temporary Shutdown; Change Of Location; Disposal And Scrapping - OMCN ROLL R8 SONAR P-LOCK Betriebsanleitung

4. Check that the wheel is perfectly balanced, with the
exact measurement value not rounded-off.
5. Create an artificial unbalance by attaching a test
weight of e. g. 60 g to one of the two sides.
6. Close the wheel guard.
« Measurement commences.
« ROLL R8 (P-LOCK) must exactly indicate the un-
balanced value applied with a maximum range of
error of 5 g.
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To check the position of the unbalance, turn
the wheel until the position recommended for
attachment of the balance weights is attained. The
test weight attached must be vertically beneath the
axis of rotation (6 o'clock position).
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Calibration must be repeated in the following cases:
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The unbalance error applied is greater than 5 g.
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Deviation from specified unbalance position (test
weight not between 5:30 and 6:30 position).
7. Remove the test weight.
8. Release the wheel and turn it through approx. 90°.
9. Re-attach the wheel.
10. Close the wheel guard.
« Measurement commences.
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On completion of this reference measurement, the
display must not exceed a maximum unbalance of 10 g
per side (15 g for particularly heavy wheels). This error
may be caused by the rim centering tolerances. If this
reference measurement indicates greater unbalance,
the components used for centering the wheel must
be checked for wear, play and contamination.
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13. Decommissioning

13.1

Temporary shutdown

In the event of lengthy periods of non-use:
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Unplug the electrical connection.
13.2

Change of location

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If the ROLL R8 (P-LOCK) is passed on, all the
documentation included in the scope of delivery must
be handed over together with the unit.
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The ROLL R8 (P-LOCK) is only ever to be
transported in the original or equivalent packaging.
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Unplug the electrical connection.
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Heed the notes on initial commissioning.
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Bolt the ROLL R8 (P-LOCK) back onto the pallet.
13.3

Disposal and scrapping

13.3.1

Substances hazardous to water

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Oils and greases as well as refuse containing oil and
grease (e.g. filters) represent a hazard to water.
1. Substances hazardous to water must not be allowed
to enter the sewage system.
2. Substances hazardous to water must be disposed of
in accordance with the applicable regulations.
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