Compressed Air Connection; Transportation; Transportation On Fork Lift Truck Or Pallet Jack; Internal Handling - BlueMax Mini Modular Plus Manual De Instrucciones

Technical information

Compressed air connection

The entire machine is connected to a central in-house
compressed air supply system.
The supply line is fitted with a plug-in coupler
The operating pressure must be set to 6 - 7 bar at the
pressure regulator
This must be checked at the pressure gauge.
NOTE
Only feed in dry compressed air as the pneumatic
system is largely operated on unoiled air.

9. Transportation

The machine must only be transported and installed by
companies / persons instructed / authorised to do so by the
manufacturer or under the manufacturer's supervision.
After moving the machine, every part of it must be checked
for transportation damage as possible harm may impair
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system operation and safety.
NOTE
To prepare transportation, please bear in mind the
weight of the machine!
The machine weighs approx. 145 kg.

Transportation on fork lift truck or pallet jack:

If fork lift trucks or hand pallet jacks are used for loading
or unloading, they must be in proper working order and
suitable for carrying the weights that are involved.
Attention must always be paid to the centre of gravity of the
item being moved!
During transportation, the machines must be properly
secured; the load must be evenly distributed. Avoid jerky
movements.
Set the machine down without bumps or jolts as well as in an
upright standing position. Immediately protect it from getting
damaged by transportation vehicles and from tipping over. On
unloading, transporting and keeping the machine in tem-
porary storage, treat it with the greatest possible care and
protect it from the weather, impact of external force and
from falling objects.
WARNING
Warning of suspended loads!
To relocate the machine, it must be lifted and
transported. The machine can topple over and fall as a
result of improper lifting and transportation.
Never stand under suspended loads!
WARNING
Warning of suspended loads!
While transporting the machine, no persons must be
present on the machine or hang from it.
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10. Internal transportation
• To move the machine internally, only use trolleys of
sufficient stability and load-bearing capacity.
. • Always avoid bumps and shocks when moving the
machine.
• Provide protruding objects (motors, mobile cable handlers,
wiring harnesses, hoses, cylinders) with effective
protection from damage.

11. Checking delivery for missing items

Refer to the order confirmation or the list in this operating
manual as well as the delivery note to ascertain what should
be included.
Check delivery immediately on arrival to make sure it is
complete.
Report missing parts straight away to the forwarder
delivering the machine (notice of loss) and also immediately
inform Paul Hettich GmbH & Co. KG.

12. Dealing with shipping damage

Immediately after arrival and unloading, thoroughly check
the machine for any shipping damage, i.e for externally
visible damages (fractures, dents, kinks, cracks etc.).
Any suspected shipping damage must immediately be:
• reported in writing to the shipping company making the
delivery (forwarder) and/or
• reported in writing to your own insurance company as
well if the transportation risk was insured by the owner.
13. Measures for temporary storage
The machine is designed for immediate installation and
start-up. The following measures must be taken if this does
not take place within a reasonable period of about 3 months
after receiving the machine:
• Coat bare metal parts with corrosion-inhibiting oil.
• Cover the control system, electrical devices/operating
equipment, drive motors to protect them from moisture
and dust.
• Taking particular care, cover / use adhesive tape to seal off
cable inlets into terminal boxes and plugs.
• Protect wiring harnesses from vermin. Mice and rats are
particularly partial to highly flexible cables.
• Store the machine in a dry, frost-free room.
• Also observe the storage instructions.
Apply appropriate measures to protect the stored machine
from tipping over, falling objects, impact from external
force (e.g. industrial vehicles bumping into it), knocks and
vibrations.