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2.2 Dangers when handling the plate heat exchanger
The plate heat exchanger is state-of-the-art and built in accordance with recognised safety regulations.
However, their use – especially in the event of incorrect operation or misuse –
may pose a risk:
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to the life and limb or the operator or a third party, or
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of damage to the control system, or
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to other material assets.
Anyone involved with assembly, start-up, operation, maintenance and servicing the plate heat exchanger
must:
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be mentally and physically suitable for it.
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be trained in its use.
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strictly follow this instruction manual.
2.3 Sources of danger and other risks
For all sources of danger and other risks, you must also consult the instruction manuals for the individual
integrated components.
Work may only be carried out on the plate heat exchanger if the fluid pumps are shut down (switched off)
and the flow and return valves are closed.
The plate heat exchanger may only be put into operation if it is ensured that it is leakproof.
The plate heat exchanger will get hot while it is running. The plate heat exchanger must be left to cool for
at least 30 minutes before working on it.
CAUTION: There is a risk of burning!
CAUTION!
The plate heat exchanger may only be used:
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for its intended use.
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when it is in perfect condition from a safety and technical perspective.
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In the event of malfunctions which may impair safety, you must disconnect
the filter system from the mains and consult a specialist.
It's about your safety!
Heat exchanger PWT 510 / PWT 910 / Safety
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