Machine Transport And Handling; Handle With Care; Packing Removal And Machine Positioning Operations; Packing Removal - Bartscher 707.127 Manual De Usuario

1.1 MACHINE TRANSPORT AND HANDLING

The machines are protected during transport by particularly sturdy packing which is resistant to various stresses.
In spite of its low dimensions the packaged machine cannot be transported manually.
The correct lifting system to use is a fork lift or pallet conveyor/mover, making sure that the weight of the machine is evenly
distributed. For highest safety during transport and handling, the equipment contained inside the packing has been screwed
down to the pallet.
The packing has printed warning symbols that represent the instructions to follow during transport and storage in order to assure
that no damage is caused to the equipment during loading and unloading operations
The symbols printed on our packing are as follows (UNI ISO 780):
HANDLE WITH THIS WAY UP
CARE
Stacking limits for the goods with regard to transport and storage are as follows:
Type
A
B
C
D
E
WARNING!! The values shown in the table are valid for packaged goods that have been properly placed one on top of the
other. Because the centre of gravity of the equipment is not the same as its geometrical centre, take care when tilting the package
during handling operations.

1.2 PACKING REMOVAL AND MACHINE POSITIONING OPERATIONS

We recommend unpacking the equipment as soon as it arrives in order to verify that it is complete and that it has not been dama-
ged during transport. Damage, if any, must be communicated immediately to the carrier, even in the event that such damage is
only found during installation. Damaged equipment may not, under any circumstances, be returned to the manufacturer without
prior to written warning and without the manufacturer's written consent.

1.2.1 PACKING REMOVAL

For correct removal of packing, follow the sequence of steps (A....E), using the following tools: -crowbar;-screwdriver.
Delivered equipment includes supplied fittings.
A) Use the screwdriver to REMOVE the screws of the outer edge of the wooden crate, which fix the lid.
B) Use a crowbar at the corners of the crate to PRISE OFF the lid.
C) USE the screwdriver to remove the screws which fix the monobloc to the wooden crosspiece. Next, remove the crosspiece
from the crate. Take care to support the monobloc.
D) LIFT the monobloc, using ropes (of adequate strength), which should be anchored to the two eyelets and remove it from the
crate. Take care to balance of the monobloc.
E) DO NOT place the monobloc directly on the ground in order not to damage it (e.g.: overflow pipe, condenser fins, etc....).
FORK
HERE
FORK HERE
PROTECT FROM
MOISTURE
Transport
3
2
2
2
2
56
Warehouse
5
3
3
3
2