Handling; Check On Reception; Guidelines For Transport - HYDROO VDROO Serie Manual De Instrucciones De Instalación Y Operación

2. HANDLING

2.1. Check on reception

1. Check the external aspect of the package for any noticeable damage during
shipping.
2. If any damage can be noticed, report to your distributor immediately.
Unpacking the unit
Choose the applicable step:
1. If the unit has been packed in a cardboard box, remove the staples and open the
box.
2. If the unit has been packed in a wooden cage, remove the top, mind the nails and
straps.
Remove the fastening screws or the straps from the wooden base.
Inspect the unit
1. Remove all the elements from the package. Dispose of all the packing materials
according to local regulations.
2. Inspect the product for missing or damage parts.
3. Loosen the screws, nuts and straps if necessary. For your own safety, be careful
when handling nails and straps.
4. If anything fails to operate correctly, contact your local distributor.

2.2. Guidelines for transport

Precautions
DANGER:
· Follow the safety regulations in force.
· Crush hazard. The unit and its components can be heavy.
Use the right lifting means and steel toe safety shoes in every moment.
Check the gross net weight indicated on the package and select the adequate lifting
equipment.
Position and adjustment
When lifting the pump with the entire motor, you must observe the following
instructions (Figure 1):
· Pumps fitted with 0.37 - 2.2 kW motors: Lift the pump from the motor flange by
means of straps or belts supporting the motor from underneath.
· Pumps with 3 - 110 kW motors: Lift the pump from the motor ring bolts.
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2.3. Storage directions
Storage area
The product must be stored in a protected, dry, cool area that is free from dirt and
vibrations.
ATTENTION:
· Protect the product from humidity, heat sources and mechanical
damages.
· Do not place heavy objects on the packed product.
Room temperature
This product must be stored at room temperature between -5ºC and +40ºC (23ºF y
104ºF).
Figure 1:
Correct lifting
of a VDROO pump
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