Typographical Conventions - Rivacold CO2NNEXT Instrucciones Para El Ensamblaje

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1.4.3. Typographical conventions

The graphic layout of these assembly instructions is such that it allows the reader to easily recognize
the contents; with this mindset, for example, the instructions are associated to lists, as indicated
below:
• this symbol identifies a generic bulleted list or one formed by simple actions
(the order in which the actions are listed is not mandatory, but highly
recommended);
1. this symbol is used to identify a numbered list that explains a complex
procedure (the order in which the actions are listed is mandatory in order to
properly and safely perform the intervention being examined).
Text in Italics The text in Italics is, in particular, used for:
The bold text is used to highlight words, sentences, or parts of a procedure.
Bold text
Editorial pictograms
Moreover, to ensure an in-depth knowledge of the partly completed machinery, the text of these
assembly instructions is accompanied by indications that complete them, providing supplementary
information, essential precautions, or especially significant dangers that need to be considered; the
following notation is used in this regard:
DANGER: indicates situations or operations that absolutely must be performed, or the
information to which special attention must be given, to avoid damages to persons.
CAUTION: indicates situations or operations which entail the possibility of causing
damage to the partly completed machinery, the equipment connected to it, or to
the environment.
ENVIRONMENTAL NOTE: indicates situations or operations which entail the possibility
of causing damage to the environment.
NOTE: indicates the notes, precautions, suggestions, and other points to which the
reader's attention wants to be recalled, or otherwise completes the explanation with
added information.
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 cross references; the cross references used in these instructions are
expressed in the following form: "Paragraph/Figure/Chart" with the
number and, usually, the specification of "in the Chapter", with the
number and relative title (when the Chapter is not specified, it is
understood that the paragraph, chart, or figure belong to the
current one);
 the technical and specialist terms, the first time they appear in the
text;
 the terms in a foreign language that are of common use (these
too, usually, only the first time they appear in the text).
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