Routine Maintenance; Unscheduled Maintenance - Zhermack SAB 1000 Manual De Uso Y Mantenimiento

ROUTINE MAINTENANCE

8.2
Once the equipment has been cleaned (see section 8.1) the operator must check for worn,
damaged or loose parts. If any such anomalies are discovered contact your Authorised Servicing
Centre.
Should any of the above anomalies be discovered it is strictly forbidden to restart the
equipment before such faults have been set right.
More precisely, should the operator note any defects or problems of any kind whatsoever he/she
must place a warning sign on the equipment indicating that maintenance work is in progress and
that using the equipment is forbidden (EC-compliant signs can be purchased from the relevant
suppliers). Routine maintenance, cleaning and proper equipment use are essential factors in
guaranteeing long-lasting equipment performance and safety.
Equipment safety devices/guards must never be removed except for repair and
maintenance purposes.
Such items must be replaced as soon as the situation which led to their removal no
longer exists and in any case before the equipment is used again.

UNSCHEDULED MAINTENANCE

8.3
Unscheduled maintenance includes repair of any accidental breakage and replacement of worn or
malfunctioning parts.
All electrical and mechanical work must only be carried out by an authorised
Zhermack maintenance technician or your Authorised Servicing Centre.
Modifications which alter the equipment characteristics from a safety and risk
prevention viewpoint may only be made by the Manufacturer who shall then issue
a certificate stating that the equipment conforms to safety standards. Therefore
any modification or maintenance tasks not actually described in this manual are to
be considered forbidden. If the equipment is modified, tampered with or repaired
by unauthorised personnel or non-original spare parts are used the manufacturer
is relieved of all responsibility. If a maintenance task is required but is not
described in this manual you must contact an Authorised Servicing Centre.
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