Important Safety Information; Hazards And Danger Areas On The Air Curtain System - Teddington CHARISMA Originalbetriebsanleitung

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12 Important safety information

In the "important safety information" chapter we have assembled all possible hazards which can
arise during the use, maintenance and repair of your air curtain system. Wherever possible the
risks have been ruled out by the manufacturer, Teddington Luftschleieranlagen GmbH.

12.1 Hazards and danger areas on the air curtain system

It is essential that all persons working on the air curtain system observe the following possible
residual risks:
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In addition to these operating instructions all applicable laws and ordinances, the accident
prevention regulations (UVV), as well as the guidelines of the Accident Prevention & Insurance
Association and the laws on occupational health and safety must be followed.
The device was subjected to a function test before delivery. Nevertheless, incorrect installation,
commissioning, servicing and maintenance may result in personal injury or damage to property.
These operating instructions must be kept at the operating site of the air curtain system. It must
be ensured that all persons working with the system can consult the operating instructions at any
time. Any specialist company employee charged with commissioning, maintenance or repair must
have read these operating instructions before starting work.
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Porous wires can result in electrical fires.
Short circuit or electrocution due to porous wires
Fire in heating coils or air vents
Overheating of the motor
Danger of burns from hot surfaces within the system! Danger: let system
cool down before opening the cover.
When the cover is open it is possible to touch the running motor if this has
not been turned off and come to a halt.
Items or tools left behind can fall out when the system is opened, and can
lead to injuries.
Danger of electrocution due to dampness or leaking fluids in the system
Danger of injury due to parts falling off (grid, cover or other loose parts)
Danger of burns from hot, pressurized water from the hot water pump
Danger of injury due to stumbling or falling from ladders: ensure a safe place
to stand during all mounting, dismantling and maintenance work!
The entire system can fall from the ceiling if incorrectly installed or if the wall
and ceiling mount becomes loose.
Dangers arise from the coolant if the heating elements are connected to a
cooling system. Never inhale vapours or mist from the coolant!
During cleaning, neither water nor detergents may be allowed to enter the
system or come into contact with energized parts.
Wear protective gloves and safety shoes during all cleaning and mounting
work!
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