Schulz CSD 9/50 Manual De Instrucciones página 49

initial inspection, which must be carried out at the location where the product is installed, duly
monitored by a certifi ed professional, according to the local legislation. Schulz Compressores
LTDA., manufacturer of the product, declares that the local legislation and inspection rule upon
the above provided information, and that all prudent, preventive, and wise safety procedures
must prevail. Consult the tank quality certifi cate for more product information that states the
local legislation and inspection rule upon the above provided information, and that all prudent,
preventive, and wise safety procedures must prevail. Consult the tank quality certifi cate for more
information.
8.
Do not alter the settings of the safety valve, pressure switch and solenoid valves, since they come preset
from the factory. If some adjustment is necessary on the product, use the service of the nearest SCHULZ
AUTHORIZED DEALER.
9.
Never surpass the maximum pressure indicated on the compressor's identifi cation name plate/sticker.
10.
Never operate the safety valve with the compressor under operation or pressure. This may cause injury due
to shooting particles and/or burns when the valve is installed on hot parts;
11.
Verify condition of the product's safety systems. In case of abnormalities, suspend the use and contact
SCHULZ AUTHORIZED DEALER for repairs.
12.
Never perform repairs or welding services on the tank, because they can affect its resistance or mask more
serious problems. If there is any leak, crack or corrosive wear, immediately suspend use of the equipment
and fi nd a SCHULZ AUTHORIZED DEALER.
13.
Release all pressure in the tank before performing any maintenance;
14.
The compressed air might contain pollutants that will cause harm to the health of humans, animals,
ambient or foods, among others. The compressed air must be treated with adequate fi lters, according to ap-
plication and use requirements. Consult the factory or a SCHULZ AUTHORIZED DEALER for more information.
15.
Never direct a high pressure air jet directly at another person or at the skin.
16.
Do not allow the compressor to come in contact with any fl ammable substances.
17.
To avoid accidents, always fasten the part /accessory properly before starting work. If required, use clamps.
18.
Never clean the compressor with solvents or any other fl ammable products, use neutral detergent.
19.
In the presence of any abnormality, immediately suspend its operation and contact the nearest
SCHULZ AUTHORIZED DEALER
20.
The compressor automatically resumes operation after power supply is interrupted and then rees-
tablished. Make sure the equipment is not connected to the power supply before proceeding with any
intervention, even during a short period of power interruption.
21.
In order to reduce the probability of an accident due to contact with rotating parts:
• Do not operate, under any circumstances, the product while the protectors of the rotating parts (belt, sheave,
and ventilator) are not installed;
• Do not use long clothing, chains or jewelry that may come into contact with the moving part of the product
during use. If you have long hair, tie it back before using it;
• Remove all adjustment tools before turning your equipment on. A key or tool stuck in rotating parts of the
equipment may cause serious injuries.
22.
In order to reduce the risk of tipping:
• Before elevating the compressor make sure that the forklift forks, hook and/or elevation belts are
well adjusted (if necessary use chocks) on the product, in good conditions and capable of supporting the
compressor's weight;
• For correct elevation, the belts must be fi xed on the tank or on the compressor's base (AD versions). Avoid
fi xing the belts on the coil compressor block and/or connections in order to avoid damages to it;
• The products with vertical tank must be affi xed to the concrete base, check INSTALLATION chapter.
23.
Make sure that the product's maintenance and operation are performed by a properly trained and qualifi ed
professional.
24.
Besides the care recommendations presented here, consult the MAIN COMPONENTS chapter.
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