Dismanteling, Demolition And Waste Disposal; Use And Operation; Operation Description; Adjustment - Minipack-Torre Mailbag Digit Installations, Gebrauchs Und Wartungsanweisungen

Chapter 4. TRANSPORT AND INSTALLATION
4.5

DISMANTELING, DEMOLITION AND WASTE DISPOSAL

CAUTION!
Only staff trained for this activity and having the necessary mechanical and electrical knowledge to work
in safety conditions can carry out dismantling and demolition operations.
Proceed as follows:
!
disconnect the machine from power supply
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dismantle all parts
Each waste must be treated, disposed or recycled according to the classification and procedure provided by the laws in
force in the country of installation.
The symbol indicates that this product shall not be treated as household waste.
By assuring that the product will be properly disposed of, you will facilitate the prevention of potential
negative effects for the environment and the man's health, which might be otherwise caused by the
improper waste treatment of this product.
For more detailed information about the recycling of this product, please contact the product seller or, as
an alternative, the after-sales service or the corresponding waste treatment service.
Chapter 5. USE AND OPERATION
5.1

OPERATION DESCRIPTION

The machine has been designed to wrap up magazines, mail or paper files.
A polyethylene film reel set on an engine driven device electrically operated is used for wrapping.
The film is driven into and adjustable collar that folds it into envelope shape.
It is heat sealed both on the short side (transversally, over and under the product) and on the long side (longitudinally)
using two welding bars.
The packaged product is automatically evacuated from the machine that drops it in a container. The operator will
manually pick up the product.
An optional belt conveyor for packaging displacement can be assembled instead of the container.
The operator in charge must be authorized to carry out all operating procedures and he must be able to notify the
personnel in charge (maintenance operator or external servicing) of any failure or anomaly.
CAUTION!
Any other USE of the machine, of the product used, that is not described in this manual, even if not
clearly understandable, is to be considered ILLEGITIMATE USE (not accepted)
5.2

ADJUSTMENT

1. DISPLAY (Fig. 12)
2. ADJUSTING BUTTONS (Fig. 12)
3. SELECTION BUTTON (Fig. 12)
4. RESET–FIRST SEALING BUTTON (Fig. 12)
5. MAIN SWITCH (placed on machine rear) (Fig. 13)
PHASE NR. 1 = SWITCHING THE MACHINE ON
Press the main switch (5) into pos. ON.
PHASE NR. 2 = PROGRAMS SELECTION
Push the button (3). Push button (2) to select the number of the program.
PHASE NR. 3 = VARIABLES PROGRAMMING
Through button (3) it is possible to look through the variables of the selected program, while through buttons (2) the
memorized values can be modified. To validate modifications, press button (3) until the number of the program appears
on the display.
To seal the first bag, press button (4). Front timing case shall be open.
PHASE NR. 4 = PERFORMANCE
Once all adjustments have been made, the machine is ready to start working.
N.B.: To set all values on standard level switch the machine on keeping button (4) pressed.
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