Transport (Rif. 2) - Specialized Technician; Storage; Receiving, Unpacking, First Cleaning - Qualified Operator - Arneg Panama 2 Manuel D'installation

Panama 2
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17) Number of purchase order based on which the cabinet has been put in production
18) Year of manufacture of the cabinet
To identify the cabinet in case technical assistance is requested, communicate:
the product name (Rif. 1 - 2); the serial number (Rif. 1 - 4); the job order number (Rif.
1 - 16).

7. Transport (Rif. 2) - specialized technician -

The loading-unloading operations must be performed by qualified personnel capable of
checking the weights, the exact lifting points, and the means most suitable both in
terms of safety and load-bearing capacity. The cabinets come with a frame-platform in
wood fixed to the base for their displacement with forklifts. Use a manual or electrical
forklift suitable to lift the cabinet in question, with a nominal capacity greater or equal to
1000 kg.
Always position the loading forks in the points indicated to avoid the risk of
capsizing, always insert the forks all the way through.
NO persons foreign to operations must be present near the lifting area.
Evenly distribute the cabinet weight so as to keep the center of mass of the
load balanced.
DO NOT use lifting means that have:
a weight lower than the cabinet
unsuitable characteristics or characteristics altered from use.
invalid or worn out ropes or wires
Transport procedures different from those pointed out are not allowed

8. Storage

DO NOT store the cabinets in uncovered areas and therefore subjected to
atmospheric agents and to direct sunlight. Exposure to ultraviolet rays causes
permanent deformation of the plastic materials and damages cabinet components.
The cabinet must be stored in a closed environment, dry and free of humidity. The
maximum admissible temperatue of the environment where the cabinet is stored is: -
25°C / +55°C.
Before storing the cabinets, check that the packing is intact and that it does not
display defect that may compromise preservation of the cabinets.

9. Receiving, unpacking, first cleaning - qualified operator -

Before any unpacking operation, adopt all the precautions possible to avoid injuries to
the operator.
The cabinet can be supplied packed as described below:
With frame in wood fixed to the base and nylon casing blocked by straps (standard)
(Rif. 6).
With a cardboard casing (on request) (Rif. 7).
With cage in wood (on request) (Rif. 8).
When receiving the cabinet:
Make sure the packing is intact and that it does not display readily apparent
damages;
Carefully perform the unpacking operation in order not to damage the cabinet;
Check the integrity of the cabinet components;
In case you detect damages, immediately contact the supplier;
Slowly remove the protective films without tearing them, to avoid glue residues; the
residues can be removed with appropriate solvents.
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