Introduction; Intentional Use Of The Hydraulic Power Pack; Installation And/Or Operation Requirements; Emission Data - Kramp MPP Manuel D'utilisation

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Introduction

Thank you for choosing a hydraulic generator (hereafter also referred to as: power pack or product|) manufactured by Kramp
Groep B.V.. This manual provides a description of the power pack types MPP, PP and UNTH. This manual contains important
information for a good and safe operation of the products.
An employer is obliged to train and certify his employees for operating machines (Working Conditions Decree Chapter 7).
Carefully read this manual before installing and/or putting into operation the hydraulic power pack. Keep this
manual for future reference to the instructions and safety conditions at all times.
A hydraulic diagram should also be delivered with the hydraulic power pack.
In case of questions or remarks, please contact your supplier.
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Intentional use of the hydraulic power pack

The hydraulic power pack shall be used for generating hydraulic energy (pressure and flow). This hydraulic energy is
transported to one or more actuators (motors, cylinders, etc.) by means of hoses and/or pipes to be connected to the power
pack. The actuators can be operated by one or more control valves.
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Installation and/or operation requirements

The hydraulic power pack shall only be used by trained persons familiar with the information in this manual and with
sufficient knowledge to work on hydraulic and electric switches and systems.
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Emission data

When purchasing the hydraulic power pack, it may contain residual hydraulic oil in the tank and/or components. This is
residual oil of the functional final test.
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Supplier data

Kramp Groep B.V.
Breukelaarweg 33
7050 DW Varsseveld
Tel. : 0031 (0)315 254 370
Fax : 0031 (0)315 257 399
Website: www.kramp.com
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Guarantee and delivery conditions

Excerpt from the general delivery and assembly conditions applying to all offers, receipts and all agreements of Kramp Groep
B.V.. These have been filed with the court registry of the district court in Arnhem on 07 February 2007 with number 2007/8
Guarantee and liability
Article XI, Guarantee
1. With respect to products we deliver, our guarantee shall not exceed the guarantee given to us by our supplier of those
products.
2. We shall repair defects that were already present at the time of delivery, but that show within a period of three months
afterwards, by means of replacement or in any other way at our discretion.
3. The obligation mentioned in section 2 only applies to those defects that were in all reasonableness not observable at
delivery and that show under normal operation conditions and with correct use of the product delivered. It does neither
cover defects resulting from or related to poor maintenance or from repairs carried out by or on behalf of the client nor
defects resulting from usual wear.
4. The opposing party can only refer to the rights in this article if he:
- it immediately reports to us the observed defects in writing,
- it makes a reasonable cause for the defects being attributed to the weaker condition of the delivered products or, if and
to the extent that we are responsible for the design of the product, resulting directly from a culpable fault on our side,
- it cooperates with us in order to enable us to remedy the defects within a reasonable term.
5. Except when due to the nature of the defect repair is to be carried out at the installation location, the other party shall
send us every part of the product showing any defect as mentioned here for repair or replacement. In this case we shall
be considered to have met our guarantee obligation as soon as we have made available the repaired part or a replacement
part.
6. The defective parts that we have replaced under these guarantee conditions are our property.
7. The alleged non-conformity with our guarantee obligation shall not exempt the other party from the obligation pursuant to
this or any other agreement entered into with us.
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