Pre-Use; During Use - SATA AE1031H Bedienungsanleitung

• he employer must ensure that no employees work on wheels unless they have received suit.able training regarding
the correct maintenance procedures for the type of wheel being serviced and the relative safety procedures, and
are specifically appointed to do so.
• Information to be used in the training programme shall include, at a minimum, the applicable information contained
in this manual.
2. The employer is required to ensure that all employees meet the requisites for working safely on wheels, which includes
the following activities:
• Demounting tyres (including deflation).
• Inspecting and identifying rim wheel components.
• Tyre mounting.
• Using any restraining device, cage, barrier, or other installation.
• Handling rim wheels.
• Tyre inflation.
• Keep away from the tyre changer while inflating the tyre and do not lean over the wheel when inspecting the wheel
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after inflation.
• Wheel installation and removal.
3. The employer shall evaluate each employee's ability to perform these tasks and to service rim wheels safely, and shall
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provide additional training as necessary to assure that each employee maintains his or her proficiency.

1.6.PRE-USE

CHECKS
Before beginning work, carefully check that all components of the machine, especially rubber or plastic parts, are in
place, in good condition and working properly. If the inspection reveals any damage or excessive wear, no matter how
slight, immediately replace or repair the componen

1.7.DURING USE

In the event you hear any strange noise or feel unusual vibration, if a component or system is not operating properly, or if
there is anything unusual at all, stop using the machine immediately.
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• Identify the cause and take any necessary remedial action.
• Contact your supervisor if necessary.
Make sure that all other people are positioned at least 6 metres (20 feet) from the machine. To stop the machine in an
and
emergency:
• disconnect the power supply plug;
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