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Starting up
Bosch Rexroth AG, MIT: HD 2/H, 3 842 358 796/2015-01
8 Starting up
8.1 First-time operation
Unforeseen movements, falling workpiece carrier
Risk of injury caused by unforeseen movements and falling objects.
Make sure that the product has been installed correctly by qualifi ed personnel
(see page 8) before starting it up.
Unintentional rapid rotational movements, falling objects
Risk of injury caused by unintentional rapid rotational movements and falling
objects.
Make sure that the rotating cylinder is in its original position and under pressure
(exhaust air) before commissioning/re-commissioning and in particular before
each restart of the system after shutdown, malfunction, breaks, shift changes or
rest periods.
Malfunctions due to incorrect installation and startup
The product can be damaged; the service life may be adversely affected.
Starting up requires basic mechanical, pneumatic and electrical knowledge.
The product may only be operated by qualifi ed personnel (see page 8).
At commissioning it is essential to check the angle of rotation and adjusted if
necessary (see chapter 8.4 "Check and adjust the rotation angle of the lift rotate
unit" on page 37.
• Before fi rst use or re-commissioning of a conveyor system, run a risk assessment in
accordance with DIN EN ISO 12100.
• Before initial commissioning ensure that there are no protruding or sharp-edged
parts that may endanger personnel working or moving in the area.
• According to EU Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC, you must equip the transfer
system with EMERGENCY STOP devices.
• The surfaces of engines and gearboxes can reach temperatures of over 65 °C under
certain load and operating conditions. In these cases, you must comply with the
appropriate design measures (protective measures) or the corresponding warnings
of the applicable accident prevention regulations (UVV)!
• Make sure that all electrical and pneumatic connections are in use or closed. Check
that all screws and plugs are securely fastened. All relevant protective covers must
be installed.
• Continuous conveyors which are in motion or in operation may only be inspected
and adjusted once all required safeguards are in place.
• Note EN ISO 13857 when you remove or replace safeguards and/or nullify a safety
guideline.
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