Decommissioning; Temporary Decommissioning; Final Decommissioning, Disposal - Storch PS 40 Compact Mode D'emploi

10.0 Decommissioning

This chapter provides information on decommissioning the machine.

10.1 Temporary decommissioning

If you are decommissioning the machine temporarily, do the following:
• Clean the machine as indicated in the Chapter „Operations", section „Cleaning the machine".
Frost protection
If there is a danger of frost, make sure that you completely drain the water out of the the machine.
• Also completely drain the water out of the hoses.

10.2 Final decommissioning, disposal

Final decommissioning and disposal requires you to dismantle the machine into its individual components. Dispose of
the machine parts responsibly to avoid health risks and pollution.
Call in a qualified waste disposal expert to dispose of the machine.
During final decommissioning of the machine, you must expect some risk of lubricants, solvents, preserva-
tives etc. escaping from the machine. Direct contact with the skin can cause injuries. There is a risk of injury
on open, sharp edged machine parts.
Electrical machines
Dismantling work on electrical machines must be performed by a qualified electrician.
Deployed materials
The following materials are mainly used to build the
machine:
Materials
Copper
Steel
Galvanized steel
Plastic, rubber, PVC
Tin
Polyester
Use on / in
• Wires
• Complete frame
• Parts of the pump unit
• Seals
• Hoses
• Wires
• Drive PCB
• Drive PCB
Parts that require special waste disposal
The following parts and fluids require special waste dis-
posal:
Designation
electronics waste
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Applies to ...
• electrical power supply
• PCBs with electrical
components
• Drive motor