JIB CRANES WITH AN ARTICULATED ARM MANUALLY ROTATED
JIB CRANES WITH AN ARTICULATED ARM MANUALLY ROTATED
JIB CRANES WITH AN ARTICULATED ARM MANUALLY ROTATED
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DONATI SOLLEVAMENTI S.r.l. - Via Roma, 55 - 21020 Daverio (VA) - Tel. 0332 942611 - Fax. 0332 948597<br />
Pay attention to the following D<strong>AN</strong>GER NOTES during maintenance work:<br />
When not required cut out the electricity supply of the crane before carrying<br />
out any maintenance work on it. Affix a sign reading: MACHINE UNDER<br />
MAINTEN<strong>AN</strong>CE – DO NOT INSERT ELECTRICITY SUPPLY<br />
NEVER exclude the safety and protection devices installed on the jib crane. If<br />
this became necessary, mark with suitable warning signs and operate with<br />
maximum care..<br />
Always check the presence and suitability of earthing connections and that<br />
they correspond to regulations. If earthing is not installed with electric<br />
equipment serious harm could be done to people.<br />
Avoid use of flammable or toxic solvents (petrol, ether, alcohol, etc.). Avoid<br />
long periods of contact with solvents and inhalation of their vapours. Avoid, in<br />
particular, use near open flames.<br />
Before turning on the crane always ensure that the maintenance staff are at a<br />
safe distance (not at a height) and that tools or other materials have not been<br />
left on the crane.<br />
Always use protective gloves during maintenance work.<br />
All accessible moving parts, excluding only the chain and block, must be<br />
protected against accidental contact. Put back the protection devices before<br />
putting the hoist into operation.<br />
Never use water in case of fire; disconnect all electrical currents and use<br />
suitable fire extinguishers.<br />
Ensure that all tools to be used are in perfect condition and have insulating<br />
handles where required.<br />
Pay utmost attention to all the REMAINING RISKS highlighted on the hoist and<br />
in this publication.<br />
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