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PERIODICAL CHECKS
Before carrying out any maintenance work, ensure the electric motovibrator and the equipment
to which it is connected are safe.
Before every work shift:
- Depending on the operating conditions, remove the layers of dust settled on it by only using a damp cloth, whilst making sure you do
not spread the dust around. The layers of dust must never be more than 5 mm thick!
- Check for any abnormal noise due to friction or breakage of the electric motovibrator.
Monthly:
- Check the integrity of the rating plate and if it is damaged ask for a copy from the manufacturer.
- Check the integrity of the pictograms and if they are damaged replace them.
- Check the tightening of the clamping screws of the motovibrator.
- Check the integrity of the chain or safety cable.
- Have the continuity to the earthing circuit checked by qualified personnel.
CLEANING
Before performing any maintenance or cleaning on the machine, ensure the latter has been made
safe.
When removing any dust there may be on the electric motovibrator, ensure you do not spread the dust in the surrounding environment.
The layers of dust must never be more than 5 mm thick!
Only clean with a damp cloth. The frequency of cleaning operations depends on the nature of the product processed by the appliance the
electric motovibrator is inserted in. Do not direct high pressure jets of water on the electric motovibrator.
Based on the use of the electric motovibrator, the user must inform the operators about the following residual risks by means of
designated signs:
1.Mechanical hazards
For maintenance activities the operator must always use personal protective equipment. Designated warning signs near the machine
indicate which personal protective equipment must be used
1.1 Risk of projected or falling objects
In the case of operation without covers to check the direction of rotation.
1.2 Uncontrolled movement hazard
When the machine is stopping
2.Presence of potentially hazardous dust
In the event of routine and unscheduled maintenance, the operator must wear suitable personal protective equipment and, namely, use
masks to protect the airways of a suitable class based on the type of dust processed, as well as gloves or clothing. For further details, refer
to the safety data sheet of the product processed by the equipment inside which the motovibrator is inserted.
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