Electrical Hazards; Mechanical Hazards - RK Rose+Krieger Multilift I Manual De Montaje

2.3.2 Electrical hazards

Electric current

2.3.3 Mechanical hazards

Moving components
20.02.2019
DANGER!
Danger of death due to electric current!
There is an imminent danger of death in the event of
contact with live parts. Damage to the insulation or
individual components can be life-threatening.
– Only have qualified electricians carry out work on
the electrical system.
– Make sure that the mains plug is freely accessible
after assembly of the lifting column in the opera-
tor's construction.
– In case of damage to the mains cable and/or
supply cable, pull the mains plug, remove the lifting
column from service and have repairs made.
– Before starting work on live parts of electrical sys-
tems and equipment, isolate them from the voltage
(pull the mains plug) and make sure that they
remain de-energised for the duration of the work.
– Never bridge or disable fuses. When replacing
fuses, observe the correct current specification.
– Keep moisture away from live parts. Otherwise,
this can lead to a short-circuit.
WARNING!
Risk of crushing and entanglement due to falling
components!
Reaching into the area of the moving components of
the lifting column can cause serious injuries.
– Never reach into the area or handle moving parts
during the lift movement.
– Only carry out work on the lifting column when it is
at a standstill.
Danger zones:
Risk of crushing and entanglement in the milled slots as a
n
result of the moving adapter bar (Multilift I)
n Risk of crushing and entanglement in the milled slots as a
result of the internal carriage (Multilift I)
n Risk of crushing and entanglement in the transition positions of
the profiles (Multilift I and II)
n Risk of crushing between the lifting column and the operator's
construction (e.g. table frame)
Lifting column Multilift I/Multilift II
Safety
Residual risks > Mechanical hazards
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