Personal Protective Equipment; Operation And Maintenance; Getting Started; Electric Motor Conection To The System - Enarco VET Manuel D'instructions

WHEN FINISHING the job or when taking a break, the operator SHOULD UNPLUG, disconnect it
from the electrical system, and have it placed in such a way that it should not fall or tip.
During work with this system, the admissible noise of 70dB can be exceeded at some point.Proper
protective equipment. SHOULD BE USED because the acoustic power level of this machine is 70
dB.

3.7 PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

Wear approved protective equipment. Users and other people in the work area have to wear
protective equipment:
Helmet, noise protection, goggles, gloves and boots..
IN ADDITION, LOCAL COUNTRY STABLISHED ORDINANCES SHOULD BE RESPECTED.
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OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE

4.1 GETTING STARTED

Read item 3 USAGE CONDITIONS.
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4.2 ELECTRIC MOTOR CONECTION TO THE SYSTEM

If you have an on / off switch, put it in the "OFF" position before connecting it.

4.3 EARTH CONNECTION

To protect the user from an electrical shock, the motor should be correctly connected to earth.
The motors are equipped with three or four wires and their respective plugs. The adequate earth box
should be used to connect the motors. If the boxes are not available, an earth adaptor should be
used, before connecting the plugs.

4.4 EXTENSION CABLES

Always use extension cables with earth wire and its respective plug with earth in the female and
male switches, those which will use the male switch on the motor. If the motor plug is grounded, use
extension cables with ground wire equipped with grounded plug-sockets.
Do not use damaged or worn out cables.
To avoid heavy loads on top of cables.
To determine the cross section, follow the procedure in point 4.5.
MONO-PHASE AND THREE-PHASE EXTERNAL VIBRATORS
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