Owner`s Manual - The Diamond Tool Store

OWNER’S MANUAL
VACUUM LIFTERS
Model
AVLM /AVLP
More Quality Innovations for the Stone, Glass and Construction Industries
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Contents
pages
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
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Chapter
Chapter
Chapter
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3
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General Introduction
Technical Description
Safety Device and Information
Handling and Installation Instructions
Adjustment Directions
Operating Instructions
Maintenance Information
Information about Failures
Information on Replacements
Index
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1. General Introduction
Purpose of this Manual
This manual is an essential part of the equipment. It has been written by the manufacturer to
provide all the information necessary to those who are authorized to interact with the equipment
throughout its expected life.
This information is provided by the manufacturer in English.
Spend time reading this information to avoid risk to people’s health and safety, and to avoid the
chances of commercial damage.
Throughout the life of the equipment, keep this manual in a place close at hand, so it is easy to
consult at all times.
The manufacturer reserves the right to make changes to the contents of this manual without any
prior notice.
The relevance of certain parts of the manual and of some specifications is pointed out by certain
word symbols whose meanings are described below.
!
Danger!
This indicates very dangerous situations that can seriously endanger people’s health and safety if
they are neglected.
Caution!
This indicates that a correct behaviour should be adopted to avoid any risk to people’s health and
safety, as well as to negate any commercial damage.
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Important!
It indicates some very important pieces of technical information which should not be neglected.
Manufacturer’s and Equipment Identification.
The identification plate is applied directly on the equipment. It contains all the
references and indications needed for a safe operation. Information includes:
A)
B)
C)
D)
E)
F)
G)
01
Model
Maximum capacity
Weight of the maximum configuration
Manufacturing year
Serial number
Manufacturer identification
CE compliance marking
(G)
(F)
Model No.
W.L.L.
Tar e
Year of Construction
Serial No.
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
(E)
Glossary and Terminology
A few terms that are widely used in the manual are described below to better explain their
meaning.
Skilled Operator:
A person who is authorised and selected among those matching all the requirements, skills and
information needed to operate the equipment and to carry out the routine maintenance.
Routine Maintenance:
All the operations needed to ensure the adequate operation and efficiency of the equipment.
As a rule, these operations are planned by the manufacturer who defines the necessary skills and
intervention procedures.
Special Maintenance:
All the operations needed to ensure the adequate operation and efficiency of the equipment.
These operations are not planned by the manufacturer; they must be carried out by the authorised
maintenance man.
Skilled Maintenance Man:
A technician who is selected and authorised by the manufacturer among those matching all the
requirements, the skills and the information needed to carry out repair and special maintenance
operations on the equipment.
Procedure to Request Technical Assistance
In case of need, please apply to the manufacturer’s Technical
Assistance Service. Please state the data contained in the
identification plate, the approximate hours of operation and the
type of defect detected in every request for technical assistance.
Attached documentation
The stated documentation is supplied to the client along with this manual:
-Spare part catalogue for this equipment
-Check list
-Compliance certificates in accordance with the legislation in force
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2. Technical Description
General Description of the Equipment
The vacuum lifting device, hereinafter referred to as the ‘equipment’, has been designed and
manufactured to be applied, both in handicraft and industrial settings, to hook-lifting systems
to facilitate the handling of marble (or other stone) slabs, metal sheets, panels, concrete mixes,
prefabricated and other materials with a flat, not porous or transpiring surface.
This equipment can be supplied in different models and configurations to meet any operational
requirement. Check the configuration of the purchased equipment in the specification paragraph.
Description of the Main Units
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A) Pre-vacuum tank: to contain the vacuum that is necessary to assure operation even in case
of any sudden lack of power supply.
B) Vacuum supply system: the equipment can be equipped with a vacuum pump (F) or a
‘Venturi meter’.
C) Vacuum suction pad: to stick to the material to be handled by means of a vacuum tap
(H); the vacuum is created to allow the lifting operation.
D) Pneumatic actuator (if provided for): to rotate the material; it starts up by means of lever
(L). It can be equipped with one or two cylinders.
E) Handle: it facilitates any manual operation.
G) Air cleaner: to retain any impurities.
H) Tap
Tap (H)
Handle (E)
I) ON - OFF Slide Valve: Controls pick-up
and material detachment.
WITHOUT PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR
ON - OFF Switch
(I) (I)
Slide Valve
Tank (A)
Vacuum Suction
Pad (C)
Vacuum Suction
Pad (C)
WITH PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR
Slide Valve ( I )
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Specifications
Compressed-air Vacuum Lifting Devices for Stone.
Type
Capacity kg No. Suckers
AVLM 1
125
250
1
Dimensions of
suckers (mm)
L min-max (mm)
X min-max (mm)
400 x 200
H (mm)
339
500 x 300
AVLM 2
500
2
500 x 300
920 / 1800
AVLM 4
1000
4
500 x 300
960 / 1840
700 / 1220
Weight Kg
32
36
436
48.5
436
83.5
AVLM 1
AVLM 2
AVLM 4
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Compressed-air Vacuum Lifting Devices for Stone Equipped with a Pneumatic Tilting System.
Type
AVLP 1
125
250
1
Dimensions of
suckers (mm)
L min-max (mm)
500 x 300
2
500 x 300
920 / 1790
AVLP 4
1000
4
500 x 300
920 / 1790
AVLP 4
H (mm)
740
500
AVLP 2
X min-max (mm)
400 x 200
AVLP 2
AVLP 1
05
Capacity kg No. Suckers
700 / 1220
Weight Kg
32
36
740
67
740
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3.Safety Device and Information
Aardwolf Vacuum Leakage Detector.
Mod. AVLD0110-MT
The Aardwolf Vacuum Leakage Detector is a battery powered unit consisting of a pressure
sensor, an audible warning horn, red warning light and test switch, all controlled by a solid state
microchip. The Aardwolf Vacuum Leakage Detector is designed to be a warning device for
vacuum leakage detection. The operator will be warned of a slow vacuum leakage and should
have adequate time to safely lower the attached load. If the alarm signal is ignored and
the lifting operation is continued, the vacuum loss may adversely affect the vacuum “hold”,
possibly resulting in serious injury to the operator.
The illustration shows the position of the safety devices on the equipment.
Alarm buzzer (A): during use, it signals the operating conditions. When the alarm buzzer is
switched off and with the green light (C) on, it indicates that the equipment is ready for use because
the compressed air tank has reached the expected vacuum capacity.
When the alarm buzzer is switched on and with the red light (B) on, it indicates that the equipment
is not ready for use because the compressed air tank has not reached yet the expected vacuum
capacity.
alarm
(A)
(B)
(C)
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Warning!
This vacuum leakage warning device will not provide timely warning to the operator that a
reduction in vacuum has occurred due to incorrect use of the vacuum lifter, such as overloading,
lifting over sized loads, unbalanced lifting or improper operation of any kind
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General Rules
- During the design and construction phases, the manufacturer paid special attention to those
aspects which are liable to cause any risk to the safety and health of people interacting with the
equipment. Besides complying with the relevant legislation in force, the manufacturer followed all
the rules for a good construction technique.
-The purpose of this information is to make users aware of the need
to pay the utmost attention to prevent any risk. Caution is, however, imperative. Safety also
depends on all the safety compliance of all operators who interact with the equipment.
- Read the instructions contained in the manual supplied carefully and also read those applied
onto the equipment. In particular, follow that advice concerning safety. Spend time reading the
instructions to avoid unpleasant accidents.
- Pay attention to the meaning of the symbols on the applied plates; their shape and colour have a
specific meaning related to safety. Keep them visible and follow the stated information precisely.
- Do not tamper with, remove ,or by- pass, the installed safety devices. Any failure to comply
with this safety advice may cause serious risks for people’s safety and health.
- The staff carrying out any type of intervention throughout the life of the machine should have
pertinent technical skills, specific abilities, and the experience required in this
sector. The lack of these requirements may cause damages to people’s safety and health.
Lifting, Loading and Unloading
Rules
−Carry out the lifting and handling operations in compliance with the information supplied by the
manufacturer and stated directly on the packaging, on the equipment, and in the operating
instructions.
−The staff who deal with the loading, unloading, and handling of the equipment, should have the
skill and experience required in this sector.
−Before carrying out its transfer by any means of transport, make sure the equipment and its
components are properly secured.
Operation Rules
- Besides being properly trained and instructed on how to operate the equipment, operators should
have specific abilities and skills for the type of work to be carried out and should be in
suitable conditions to avoid any risk to people’s safety and health, as well as to avoid any
commercial damage.
- While applying the devices onto the material, make sure the grip is properly executed. Carry out
the handling without lifting the equipment too high from the ground; avoid any abrupt movement
and keep yourself at a safe distance.
- During operation always use the individual protection clothing and/or devices indicated in the
operating instructions supplied by the manufacturer and those provided by the applicable
legislation concerning safety at the workplace.
−If appropriate, before using the machine for the first time, even after gathering all the necessary
information, simulate a few trial manoeuvres to identify the controls, especially those related with
start up and stop operations, and their main functions.
−Use the equipment only for the tasks authorised by the manufacturer. Any unintended use can put
people’s safety and health at risk and threaten commercial damage.
−Do not use the equipment if the safety devices are not perfectly installed and working efficiently.
Any failure to comply with this requirement can seriously endanger people’s safety and health and
cause commercial damage.
−Prevent outsiders from staying too close to the operating area while the equipment is being used.
If necessary, stop the equipment use immediately and keep everybody away from the area at risk.
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Adjustment and maintenance rules
Keep the equipment in an efficient working condition and carry out the scheduled maintenance
operations recommended by the manufacturer. A good maintenance will ensure the highest
performance, a longer operating life, and a constant compliance with safety requirements.
- All maintenance and adjustment operations to be carried out by operators should take place in
suitable environments under all necessary safety conditions and in compliance with the
procedures described in this manual.
- Replace any worn parts with original spare parts. Use the oils and greases stated in the manual.
All this will ensure the good operation of the equipment and the expected safety level.
- Do not throw away any polluting materials into the environment. Carry out their disposal in
compliance with the relevant legislation in force.
Safety and information symbols
Danger of body crushing: never stop near hanging loads.
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4. Handling and Installation Information
Recommendations for Handling and Installation
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Important!
Carry out the handling and loading in compliance with the information supplied by the
manufacturer, and as stated on the equipment and in the operating instructions. People authorised
to carry out these operations should ensure all necessary conditions to guarantee their own safety
and that of the other people directly and indirectly involved.
Packaging and Unpacking
The packaging is also made according to the type of transport chosen to keep sizes as small as
possible. In order to make transport easier, the equipment can be shipped with a few disassembled
and properly protected and packaged components. Some parts, such as the electric ones, are
protected with anti-dampness nylon. The packaging contains all the information needed to carry
out the loading and unloading operations. While unpacking, make sure the components are intact
and their quantity is correct.
The packaging material should be suitably eliminated in compliance with the applicable legislation.
Loading and Transport
Loading and transport can be carried out with different means, depending on the destination.
The drawing shows the most widely used solutions. During transport, make sure the load is
properly secured to the means of transport to avoid unexpected displacements.
Caution!
Do not place the equipment vertically and pay attention to the integrity of the vacuum
lifting devices.
Means of
transport
Means to lift
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Storage Procedures
1 -Avoid any environment exposed to dampness or to inclement weather.
2 -Place the equipment onto a parking station to avoid any direct contact with the ground.
3 -Coat all frame parts with grease to facilitate vacuum lifting device supports to slide.
parking station
Equipment Connection
quick coupling system (A)
The connections have to be carried out
according to the instructions given by the
manufacturer in the attached diagrams.
When the connection has been carried out
and before starting up the equipment, it is
necessary to check if the aforesaid
requirements have been complied with, by
means of a general control. According to
equipment configuration, carry out the
following checks.
Equipment with Vacuum Pump
Before carrying out the electric connection, make sure that the installation is suitable for and
corresponding to the indicated technical features
Equipment with Venturi Meter
Before carrying out the pneumatic and electric connection, make sure that the electric installation is
suitable for the indicated technical features and that the pneumatic installation, to be connected by
means of quick coupling system (A), keeps operating in a constant way.
Equipment Testing
The equipment is previously tested by the manufacturer, therefore no specific intervention should be
carried out by the operator.
Equipment with independent Vacuum Pump
Make sure that the vacuum pump installation, to be connected by means of quick coupling system
(A), keeps operating in a constant way.
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Important!
The electric connection operations should be carried out by experienced staff in compliance with
the applicable legislation concerning safety at the workplace.
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5.Adjustment Directions
Recommendations for Adjustments
Before carrying out any type of adjustment, start up all safety devices provided and evaluate if it is
necessary to properly inform the operating personnel and the personnel nearby.
knob (A)
Arm Adjustment
(with 4 vacuum suction pads)
Follow the procedure below.
1 -Raise knob (A).
2 -Place the arm in the desired position.
3 -Lower knob (A).
Adjustment of vacuum lifting devices
(with 2, 3, 4 vacuumsuction pads)
Follow the procedure below.
1 -Raise knob (B).
2 -Place the vacuum suction pad in the desired position.
3 -Lower knob (B).
VERSION WITH 4 VACUUM
SUCTION PADS
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VERSION WITH 2-3 VACUUM
SUCTION PADS
knob (B)
Speed Adjustment of Actuators
Use screws (A) to increase or reduce the speed of the actuators.
screw (A)
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6.Operating Instructions
Recommendations for Use
The number of work accidents resulting from the use of equipment depends on several factors
which are often difficult to prevent and control. A few accidents may depend on unpredictable
environmental factors, others mostly depend on users’ actions. If necessary, besides being
authorised and properly informed, operators using the machine for the first time should simulate a
few manoeuvres to identify the controls and the main functions.
Use the equipment only for the tasks authorised by the manufacturer and do not tamper with any
device to achieve a different performance from the operating one.
Before using the machine, make sure the safety devices are perfectly installed and working
efficiently.
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Important!
Besides matching these requirements, users should follow all the safety rules and read carefully the
description of controls and start-up procedure.
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Danger!
Do not lift the material beyond the allowed capacity limit of the vacuum lifting devices.
Control description
A) Alarm buzzer switch: to activate and deactivate it.
B) Compressed-air tap: to open and close the inflow of compressed air into the Venturi meter.
C) Material release Slide Valve: to remove the vacuum from the vacuum lifting devices when
releasing the material.
D) Tap of vacuum suction pad: to enable and disable the corresponding vacuum
lifting device; it is to be found on the vacuum lifting device.
E) Actuator lever: to start-up the pneumatic tilting of the plane of the vacuum lifting device.
WITHOUT PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR
WITH PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR
switch(A)
tap (B)
lever(E)
tap (D)
slide valve(C)
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Equipment Leveling
Without pneumatic actuator
1 -Unloose knob (A) and tilt the equipment, use handle (B) to reach the desired setup.
2 -When the operation has been completed, tightly screw knob (A) back.
With pneumatic actuator
Move lever (C) to reach the desired set-up.
!
Danger!
The maximum grip effectiveness of the vacuum lifting devices is achieved when the material is lying
horizontally and when the maximum difference is ± 6°.
WITHOUT PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR
knob(A)
WITH PNEUMATIC ACTUATOR
lever (C)
Operating Procedures
Before connecting the equipment to the hook device, carry out a few checks as follows to
guarantee safety:
- Make sure that the lifting device is compatible with the equipment capacity.
- Make sure that the operating area offers an appropriate manoeuvring space and suitable
environmental conditions
- Make sure that all devices and warning lights are working efficiently.
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Carry out the connection following the procedures below:
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eyelet (A)
Important!
This operation has to be made properly
using the specific hook equipped with a
safety stopper as specified in the applicable
legislation.
tap (B)
1 -Hook the lifting device into the eyelet (A) of the equipment.
2 -Adjust the position of the equipment (see ‘Equipment levelling’, page 14).
3 -Adjust the position of the vacuum lifting devices (see ‘Arm adjustment’ (with 4 vacuum lifting
devices), page 11).
4 -Ensure slide valve is in the on position.
5 -Open the cock (B).
6 -Apply the surface of the vacuum lifting devices in the centre of the material to be lifted. Press the
vacuum lifting devices to ensure an effective grip.
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Important!
If the load is always in a vertical position, place the vacuum lifting devices at the highest part.
Clean and, if necessary. Dry the part of the sheet where the vacuum lifting devices will be applied
to ensure a suitable grip, especially for vertically positioned loads.
In order to lift blocks, apply the vacuum lifting devices only horizontally.
7 -Wait until the green warning light (E) turns
on and the audible alarm shuts down.
8 -Check that the “vacuum gauge” (F) signals
tank vacuum (at least -0,7 bars). Slowly
apply voltage to the hook device.
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warning light (E)
Important!
When applying the equipment, do not lower the hook device too much
to avoid abrupt movements during the initial lifting phase.
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vacuum gauge (F)
9 -Lift the load by a few centimetres to check stability and the grip of the vacuum lifting devices.
10 -Move the load through the handle (G). Avoid any abrupt manoeuvre.
!
Danger!
During the handling phase push the load using the
handle provided. Do not pull it towards yourself.
This precaution should be adopted to avoid any
injury, especially to one’s legs, if a sudden fall
occurs.
handle (G)
11 -Place the load gently in the
prepared area.
12 -Turn tap (C) OFF (to release
the load).
13 -Move slide valve to the off
position to release the load.
14 -Set the switch (D) to OFF to
inactivate the alarm.
switch (D)
tap (C)
End of Work Recommendations
After every use, store the equipment properly to keep it in a suitable condition for the next use.
Adopt the precautions listed below:
- Leave the equipment hanging (without the load) in order to guarantee people’s safety, or place it
on supports (e.g. stands) to protect and safeguard the vacuum lifting devices.
- Clean the vacuum lifting devices and the whole equipment from any residue.
- Make sure the vacuum lifting devices are intact and, if necessary, replace them to guarantee their
proper operation.
- Disconnect the electric and/or pneumatic power supply.
Erroneous Use
- Do not handle loads with a shape, size, mass and temperature, etc. that are incompatible with
the features of the equipment.
- Do not handle loads with an adherence surface which is not able to uphold the grip pressure of
the equipment.
- Do not handle unknown materials unless you have carried out specific capacity and resistance
tests.
- Do not use the equipment in explosive and inflammable environments.
- Do not leave the equipment in unsuitable environmental conditions.
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7.Maintenance Information
Recommendations for Maintenance
Before carrying out any maintenance operation, activate all safety devices supplied and, if
necessary, properly instruct the staff working on the machine or nearby.
Replace the worn parts with original spare parts. These operations will ensure the good operation
of the equipment and the expected safety level.
Maintenance Interval Table
Keep the equipment in an efficient condition and carry out the scheduled maintenance operations
established by the manufacturer. Good maintenance will ensure the highest performance, a longer
operating life, and a constant compliance with safety requirements.
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Important!
Before carrying out these operations, always remove the equipment from the lifting device and
disconnect the electric and/ or pneumatic power supply.
Frequency
Every day
Every week
Every month
Every 3 months
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Component
Type of intervention
Action
Page
Three-way valve
Efficiency control
Vacuum gauge
Efficiency control
Audible alarm
Battery efficiency control
Warning lights
Efficiency control
Vacuum tank
Condensation discharge
Gaskets
Wear and tear control
Equipment
Visual control
Check the integrity of the structure
joints for vacuum
lifting devices
Efficiency control
Clean and lubricate
Anti-slip counterplate
Wear and tear control
Replace if appropriate
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Gasket of vacuum
lifting devices
Wear and tear control
Replace if appropriate
21
Vacuum pipes
Efficiency control
Check valve
Efficiency control
Adjusters and hinges
Wear and tear control
Equipment
Efficiency control
Replace or recharge batteries
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Remove any residue
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General overhaul
Checklist
Regularly write notes on the specific control log (see example below), about maintenance and
replacement operations that are carried out in the equipment.
Checklist Notes
Date
Operation carried out
Result
Operator’s signature
Remarks
Tank Condensation Discharge
Unscrew plug (A) and, after having drained
waste, screw it back in a correct way.
plug (A)
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8.Information about Failures
Problems, causes, and remedies
Even though the equipment has been previously tested by the manufacturer, the information
provided below can facilitate troubleshooting.
Problem
The vacuum lifting devices do not
create any vacuum
The vacuum lifting devices do not
hold the load
Cause
Remedy
Air supply is insufficient
Check air supply
Control the filters
Leaks from the gaskets and sy- stem
components (pipes, valves, fittings)
Replace any damaged component
Leaks from the gaskets and system
components (pipes, valves, fittings)
Replace any damaged component
Porous material
Impossible to lift
Corrugated grip surface
Impossible to lift
Wet or oily grip surface
Off centre load grip
Excessive load
The warning lights and the audible
signal of the central Flat battery
Flat battery
power unit do not work
The value of the “vacuum gauge”
is not correct
Overheating of the pump vacuum
motor
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Clean properly
Change the grip position
Reduce the load
Recharge or replace battery
Air supply is insufficient
Check air supply
Control the filters
The “Vacuum gauge” is broken
Adjust or replace
Variations in voltage exceed the
allowable values
Check the mains voltage
Insufficient cooling
Ensure a correct air circulation
High room temperature
Ensure the correct environmental
conditions
Adjust the motor features to environmental conditions
The pump vacuum motor does
not start
The pump vacuum motor finds it
difficult to start
Incorrect use of the equipment
Ensure the correct working conditions
Blown fuse
Replace fuse
Electric power failure
Electric overloading
Check the operation
Check the correct electric voltage
Insufficient electric protection
Adjust the motor features to environmental conditions
Variations in voltage exceed the allowable values
Check the mains voltage
Defective motor winding
Apply to an authorised workshop
Check the electric connections
The pump vacuum motor absorbs
too much current and it is very
noisy
A phase is missing
Check the operation of the electric
devices
Blocked pump
Apply to an authorised workshop
Short circuit in the power cables
Eliminate short circuit
short circuit in the motor
Apply to an authorised workshop
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9.Information on Replacements
Recommendations for Part Replacement
Before carrying out any replacement operation, activate all safety devices and if necessary, instruct
the staff working on the machine or nearby. If necessary, replace the worn components using
original spare parts only.
The manufacturer cannot be held responsible for any personal or material damage resulting from
the use of non original spare parts and unscheduled operations capable of modifying the safety
requirements without the manufacturer’s authorization.
Follow the indications stated in the spare parts catalogue in case you need any component.
Replacement of the Audible Alarm
Batteries
Replace the Vacuum Lifting Devices
Follow the procedure below.
1 -Disassembly counter plate (B).
2 -Disassembly and replace gasket(C).
3 -Assembly counter plate (B) back and screw
in screws back.
gasket (C)
counterplate (B)
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Equipment Decommissioning
This operation should be carried out by experienced operators in compliance with applicable
legislation concerning safety at the workplace.
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Important!
Do not irresponsibly dispose of non bio-degradable products, lubricating oils and non ferrous
components (rubber, PVC, resins, etc.). Carry out their disposal in compliance with applicable
legislation.
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I0. Index
A
Adjustment and maintenance
rules, 8
Adjustment of suction pads
(with 2, 3, 4 suction pads), 11
Adjustments, recommendations for, 11
Arm adjustment (with 4 suction pads), 11
Assistance, request procedure,
2
Attached documentation, 2
C
Causes, remedies, problems,
19
Checklist, 18
Condensation tank, discharge,
18
Control description, 13
D
Description of the main units,
3
E
End of work recommendations,16
Equipment connection, 10
Equipment decommissioning,
22
Equipment leveling, 14
Equipment testing, 10
Equipment, general description, 3
Erroneous use, 16
G
General description of the
equipment, 3
General rules, 7
Glossary and terminology, 2
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H
Handling and installation
rules, 8
Handling and installation,
recommendations for, 9
I
Information and safety, symbols, 8
Installation and handling,
recommendations for, 9
Installation and handling,
rules, 8
L
Loading and transport, 9
M
Main units, description, 3
Maintenance and adjustments,
rules, 8
Maintenance interval table,17
Maintenance, recommendations for, 17
Manufacturer and equipment
identification, 1
O
Operating procedures, 14
Operation and use, rules for,
7
P
Packaging and unpacking, 9
Part replacement,
recommendations for, 21
Part, recommendationfor
replacement, 21
Problems, causes, remedies,
19
Procedure to request technical
assistance, 2
Purpose of the manual, 1
R
Recommendations for
adjustments, 11
Recommendations for handling and installation, 9
Recommendations for
maintenance, 17
Recommendations for part
replacement, 21
Recommendations for use, 13
Remedies, problems, causes,
19
Replace the vacuum lifting
devices, 21
Replacement of the audible
alarm batteries, 21
Rules for operation, 7
S
Safety and information symbols,8
Safety devices, 6
Specifications, 4
Speed adjustment of actuators,12
Storage procedures, 10
T
Tank condensation discharge,
18
Tank, discharge condensation,
18
Terminology and glossary, 2
Transport and loading, 9
U
Unpacking and packaging, 9
Use and operation, rules for, 8
Use, recommendations
for, 13
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