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Hazard warnings
General hazard warnings
Work area
Caution: Risk of falling and slipping due to connection cables, material hoses and liquid media
- Do not route cables and hoses within the traffic area of the work area.
- Immediately pick up any powder material that has escaped.
Caution: Risk of injury from misuse:
- Never reach into the hopper or mixing area while the machine is running.
- Fill dry material carefully and slowly – Avoid dust generation as far as possible – Use respiratory protec-
tion.
Danger: Risk of electric shock
- Only connect the device to a socket outlet (230 V) with protective contact that has been properly instal-
led by a qualified electrician. Couplings and connecting lines must be splash-proof. Use only if the power
cables are in perfect condition.
- The spray jet must not be directed at electrical or live components, the device itself or lines.
- Protect the device's electric motor and other electrical parts on the device against direct moisture.
- Store the device in a frost-free location.
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Warning: Risk of injury if PPE is not used -
DANGERS DUE TO TOXIC / CORROSIVE MATERIALS, VAPOURS OR DUSTS
- When filling the material hopper, dust is inevitably generated by the material falling into the hopper; the
user and persons in the work area must protect themselves against this with PPE.
- PPE includes safety glasses, respiratory protection, protective / work gloves, protective clothing.
- Depending on the material processed, special protective devices / protective equipment may be
necessary. Ask the material manufacturer for these before processing and read the Material Safety Data
Sheets (MSDSs).
Responsibility of the operating company
The operating company must ensure that
- The device must only be used in the intended manner.
- The device must be maintained in accordance with the specifications in this operating manual.
- The device must only be operated in accordance with local guidelines and occupational health and safety
regulations.
- All precautions are taken to avoid dangers arising from the device.
- All precautions are taken for first aid care and fire fighting.
Organisation/Personnel
Operators
- Before starting to use the device the operator must have read and understood the operating manual.
- Only authorised and trained operators must have access to the device in order to operate it.
- The operating manual must be available to the operator at all times.
- The operator must not be under the influence of alcohol, drugs or medication.
- Children, performance-impaired persons, and pregnant women are not allowed to operate the device.
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