Accident Prevention; Warranty And Liability - SATA SATAjet 1000 A RP Mode D'emploi

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1.4. Accident prevention

As a basic principle, the general
and specific national accident
prevention regulations must be
heeded, together with correspond-
ing workshop and industrial safety
instructions.
1.5. Replacement, acces-
sory and wear-and-tear
parts
In principle, only original replace-
ment, accessory and wear-and-tear
parts from SATA are to be used.
Accessories that were not delivered
by SATA are not tested and not
approved. SATA assumes no liabili-
ty whatsoever for damages incurred
due to the use of unapproved
replacement, accessory and wear-
and-tear parts.

1.6. Warranty and liability

The SATA General Conditions of
Sale and Delivery and further con-
tractual agreements, if applicable,
as well as the valid legislation at the
time apply.
SATA is not liable in case of
■ non-adherence to the operating
manual.
■ use of untrained personnel.
Operating Instructions SATA Automatic Gun
■ unintended use of the product.
■ personal protection gear not being
used.
■ original accessory and spare parts
not being used.
■ independent conversions or technical
changes.
■ natural wear and tear.
■ abnormal impact.
■ impermissible assembly and disas-
sembly work.
1.7. Applicable directives,
regulations and stand-
ards
94/9/EC guideline
Devices and protection systems for
intended use in explosion hazard
areas (ATEX).
Directive 98/37/EC
Machinery directive (valid until 28
December 2009).
Directive 2006/42/EC
Machinery directive.
DIN EN ISO 1127-1:2011
Safety of machinery, general re-
quirements.
EN 60079-0:2013
Explosive atmospheres – Part 0:
Equipment – General requirements.
DIN EN 1127-1:2011
Explosive atmospheres Part 1: Ba-
sic concepts and methodology.
DIN EN 1953:2013
Atomising and spraying equipment
for coating materials – Safety re-
quirements.
DIN EN 13463-1:2009
Non-electrical equipment for use in
potentially explosive atmospheres
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