Product Maintenance - EKOM DK50 2V MOBILE MINI Benutzerhandbuch

PRODUCT MAINTENANCE

17. PRODUCT MAINTENANCE
The operator should carry out device checks regularly in the intervals defined by
applicable regulations. Test results must be recorded.
The device has been designed and manufactured to keep its maintenance to a minimum. For correct
and reliable operation of the compressor perform the following operations:
Risk of servicing by persons without required qualification.
Repair works beyond standard maintenance (see Chapter. 17.1 – Maintenance
intervals) may only be performed by a qualified technician (organization
authorized by the manufacturer) or manufacturer's customer service.
Standard maintenance works (see Chapter 17.1 - Maintenance intervals) may only
be carried out by a trained operator.
Only use spare parts and accessories approved by the manufacturer.
Risk of injury and damage to the device.
Before any maintenance work, it is necessary to:
- check, if it is possible to disconnect compressor from the supplied
equipment, so that there is no risk of damage to a person using the given
appliance or any other material damages
- switch off the compressor
- disconnect it from the mains (pull out the mains plug)
- vent the compressed air from the air tank
Risk of injury when venting the compressed air.
Protect eyesight – wear goggles when venting the compressed air from the
compressor pneumatic system (air tank).
Risk of burn.
Pump components (head, cylinder, pressure hose) have high temperature during
and shortly after compressor operation – do not touch these components!
Let the device cool before any product maintenance, service or connection/
disconnection of pressurized air!
Risk of injury and damage to the device.
Allow the equipment to cool down before maintenance, service or
connecting/disconnecting the compressed air supply!
The removed grounding conductor during service must be connected back to the
original position after completing the service.
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