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Safety
General workplace dangers
Risk due to electrical energy
DANGER!
Risk of fatal injury from electric current!
Contact with live parts represents immediate danger to life due to electrocution.
Damage to the insulation or individual components can be life-threatening.
– Before starting work, create a de-energised state and ensure this state for
the duration of the work.
– Work on electrical components may only be carried out by professional
electricians.
– Turn off immediately and organise repairs if there is any damage to the
insulation voltage supply.
– Never bridge or decommission fuses.
– When replacing fuses, observe the correct rating.
– Keep voltage-carrying parts away from moisture, as this can cause a short
circuit.
Hazards caused by pressurised components
DANGER!
Danger of injury from pressurised components!
With improper handling, pressurised components can move uncontrollably and
cause severe injuries.
Liquid under high pressure can escape from pressurised components if
handled improperly or in the case of a defect. This can lead to severe or fatal
injuries.
– Establish a pressure-free state.
– Discharge any residual energy.
– Make sure that liquids cannot discharge accidentally.
– Immediately call in qualified staff to replace defective components
which are pressurised during operation.
Chemical hazards (dosing medium/active substance)
DANGER!
Risk of injury to the skin and eyes caused by the chemical used (dosing
medium).
– Read the enclosed safety data sheet carefully before using the dosing
medium.
– The safety regulations and the prescribed protective clothing must be
complied with when working with chemicals.
– Attention must be paid to the information included on the product data
sheet of the dosing medium used.
ENVIRONMENT!
Leaked, spilled dosing media can harm the environment.
Leaked, spilled dosing media must be cleaned and disposed of correctly,
according to the instructions on the product data sheet. It is essential to ensure
that the required personal protective equipment is used.
Rev. 03-01.2017
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41710225´7, 1, en_GB
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