GIESSE VARIA 230V UNI Manual De Instrucciones página 18

VARIA 230V UNI / VARIA 24V
The actuating button must be marked to indicate its on/off
function. Actuating button not supplied.
Maintenance and cleaning
4 At regular intervals (every year), check that the hinges are in
good condition, check that the operator is secure on the
window and check the general state of the window. For
perfect functioning, lubricate the chain with silicon grease
spray. If any parts are worn, change them.
At least every 12 months, test the product to ensure the system is
functioning correctly; for special systems, this should be done at
least every 6 months.
NB: Cleaning and maintenance operations must be carried out by
trained, authorized staff. The device must be in the safe stop
condition, disconnected from all power sources.
Do not perform maintenance and cleaning unless there is adequate
lighting.
All maintenance and cleaning must be performed with the device
stopped and not powered.
Clean the external surfaces of the machine's component equipment
regularly to prevent the accumulation of dust deposits; 5 mm is the
recommended limit. Remember that the maximum permitted dust
layer depends on the device's maximum rated surface temperature,
the type of dust and ambient conditions. The user is responsible for
establishing a maintenance plan including dust removal.
The following personal protection equipment must be worn during
work and maintenance: Protective goggles, gloves.
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Dismantling and disposal
Before dismantling the device, check the regulations in force
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with regard to:
Obligation to record disposal and/or notify controlling
bodies.
How to protect the environment.
Directives governing the resale of devices.
Occupational health and safety directives.
When dismantling and removing the device, comply with the
procedures listed below:
a. Disconnect the device from the power sources.
b. Before starting dismantling procedures, a sufficiently large, tidy
space must be created around the device to allow all necessary
movements to be carried out without any risks arising from the
surrounding environment.
During dismantling, it is essential to assess the RESIDUAL RISKS
listed below and others which cannot be foreseen at origin:
CRUSHING between handled or dismantled parts
CUTTING by sharp edges or unprotected metal parts
ABRASIONS / BURNS due to contact with rough parts or chemicals.
Use of the specified personal protection equipment is therefore
COMPULSORY during dismantling.
The materials which make up the device are not hazardous and
basically consist of:
steel;
electric components.
The ferrous materials and steel of which the system's structure
consists can be recycled.
Dispose of materials through AUTHORIZED ORGANIZATIONS in
full compliance with the relevant waste disposal regulations in the
country of disposal.
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