HAWK AQUA 1320R (1450 об/мин) — safety and Maintenance Guidelines for Motorpumps Operation [12/31]

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Instructions Manual

Motorpumps

Cod. doc. M.I. EP-18

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This Manual remains the property of the Manufacturer; it may not be reproduced or copied, even partially.

Do not attempt to remove or alter any part of the pump, unless instructed in this manual and in the manner

described.

Only qualified technical personnel authorised by the Manufacturer may undertake internal inspections,

modifications or repairs.

Do not allow unauthorised personnel to tamper with the equipment.

Do not wear rings, wrist watches, jewellery, loose clothing or items like neck ties, scarves, torn clothing, unbuttoned

jackets or shirts with open zips, as these could get caught in moving parts.

Wear appropriate personal protective equipment as specified in the manual for the work to be carried out.

Make sure all the steps described in the section on maintenance are carried out regularly.

The equipment must be taken out of service immediately in case of malfunction or damage that could affect its

operation and safety.

Notify the personnel in charge of maintenance in case of any operating anomaly.

Make sure that all protective guards and other devices are in place and that all safety devices are present and

working properly (pump crankcase and the safety devices on the machine/system where the pump is fitted).

Check that the direction of rotation of the motor is the same as that of the pump when it is started up for the first

time or after any maintenance.

Never open the compartments of the electrical equipment when the device is connected to the power supply.

Disconnect the power supply before carrying out any cleaning or ordinary maintenance operations.

Check if there are any other safety instructions that must be followed in the Operating and Maintenance

Manual for the machine where the pump is fitted.

3.2 Residual risks

The pumps were designed and built in order to eliminate any risks associated with their operation.

The residual risks are described below:

a) Crushing:

Handling and positioning the pump/motorpump may bring the risk of crushing the upper limbs or hands or feet. Pay particular

attention when undertaking these actions. It is compulsory to wear the personal protective equipment provided (work gloves and

boots) and to comply with all the procedures designed to safeguard the correct completion of the operating cycle.

b) Heat-related hazards:

The motorpump can reach high temperatures during operation depending on the temperature of the pumped liquid. As a result,

the person in charge of the installation must bear this in mind and provide appropriate safety devices and warning signs for

personnel.