TANOS MW 1000 Manual De Instrucciones Original página 11

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Contents
1 Safety instructions...................................... 10
2 Symbols....................................................... 10
3 Parts of the machine...................................10
4 Technical data............................................. 11
5 Intended use................................................11
6 Assembly..................................................... 11
7 Working....................................................... 11
8 Accessories................................................. 11
9 Environment................................................ 11
1 Safety instructions
Warning! Read and observe all informa­
tion and safety instructions. Failure to adhere
to the warnings and instructions may cause se­
rious injuries.
Keep all safety information and other instruc­
tions in a safe place for future reference.
Do not lift or transport the device using a
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crane hook or lifting gear.
Otherwise, the device may fall, causing ac­
cidents and material damage.
Do not use the device on inclined or un­
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even subsurfaces.
Otherwise, the device may tip over or roll
away and cause accidents and material
damage.
– Only use the device on a clean, smooth and
load-bearing subsurface.
Sharp-edged or pointed foreign objects and
fibres (e.g. from cleaning cloths) may dam­
age or become lodged in the castors. Check
the castors for any foreign objects that may
have become lodged before you roll the de­
vice away or use it at another location.
Do not overload the device, and do not
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misuse it as a ladder or scaffold. Do not
exceed the maximum permitted weight
(see section 4).
Overloading or standing on the device may
cause accidents. When using the storage
option of the trolley for objects which can­
not guarantee an even distribution of the
force due to their contour, it is imperative
you use a plate of corresponding material
that is adequately stable as an additional
base.
When transporting by vehicle, the device
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must be treated solely as a load and must
only be transported in an upright position.
This load must therefore be secured in
line with the laws of your country.
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The device and its contents must be se­
cured such that sliding, tipping over, falling
out or rolling are prevented, even as a re­
sult of heavy braking or swerving. Observe
the recognised codes of practice.
Depending on the configuration and load­
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ing of the device, there may be a risk of
tipping. This can cause serious injuries
such as crushing or broken bones. In or­
der to minimise this risk, observe the fol­
lowing basic principles:
– Keep the centre of gravity as low as pos­
sible. Always store heavy objects as low
down as possible.
Do not set more than one systainer® on
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the worktop at any time.
– If multiple pull-out drawers are fitted,
only ever open one pull-out drawer at a
time. If opening just one pull-out drawer
causes the device to tip, the load inside
the systainer® must be reduced. Place
heavy objects toward the rear of the
systainer®.
– Do not exceed the maximum load of 20
kg per pull-out drawer.
Only ever transport the device with fully
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closed pull-out drawers.
– Ensure that all screws and connecting ele­
ments are tightened during transportation
and working.
The TSB1-MW 1000 extension table may
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only be connected to the MW 1000 Basic
mobile workshop or the MFT/3 multifunc­
tion table.
2 Symbols
Warning of general danger
Read the manual/instructions
Climbing prohibited
3 Parts of the machine
[1-1]
Handle
[1-2] Securing strap
[1-3]
Profile
[1-4] Block
[1-5] Base plate