Sterling sse manual Taking out of service, dismantling, disposal, Disposal Instructions

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Machine-Side Hopper Loaders

8.3. Taking out of service, dismantling, disposal

MOnly skilled personnel qualified for this work may dismantle the individual product modules.

Parts that are under mechanical stress should be dissembled with utmost care to avoid the energy trapped in these parts from unleashing and causing injury.

8.3.1. General

To dispose of the products, you should take the following action:

Remove and destroy the nameplate with the CE sign.

Completely disassemble the product and dispose of the various components or recycle them.

8.3.2.Disposal Instructions

All components must be pressureless prior to disassembly.

Oil, grease and other fluids have to be disposed of separately in accordance with local regulations.

Bright steel parts are to be treated as steel scrap.

Depending on local disposal regulations, painted steel parts may have to be shotblasted before they can be disposed of as steel scrap. Shotblast shall be disposed of separately.

Galvanized steel parts must be disposed of separately, according to local regulations.

Stainless steel parts are to be disposed of as stainless steel scrap.

Aluminum parts, such as manhole components, come under aluminum scrap.

Sealing materials have to be separately disposed of.

Electronic components must be disposed of separately, according to local regulations.

8-10 Maintenance

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Contents Operating Instructions Machine-Side Hopper Loader SSE Series Machine-Side Hopper Loaders Iii Machine-Side Hopper Loaders Parts and Service Department Table of Contents Accessories 11-1 Electrical manual 12-1 General instructions Machine-Side Hopper Loaders Legal basis Explanations and informationFields of applications Page Safety instructions General For your safetyAssembly Operation MaintenanceFor the operating safety of the equipment Page Transport, assembly and storage Transport and packing AssemblyStorage Assembly instructions Liter model UnpackingDump valve and sensor Installing the dump valve sensorAttaching the pickup wand Mounting MountingMounting onto a machine hopper Mounting on the processing machineMounting onto DT 30 dosing station Mounting onto mixing hoppers with lateral inletCompressed air connection Electrical connectionX7, ZKW Installation of the optional proportioning valveConnecting Material Lines Functional description Controller Sequence of operationOperation Checking the flexible hose Switching on the unitSetting the conveying time Setting the purge time optional Initial operation Switching off the unitPage Troubleshooting Alarms Maintenance Machine-Side Hopper Loaders Maintenance intervals Changing the sealing ring of the outlet flap Servicing the loaderAdjusting the dump valve sensor Cleaning the unit Order numbers Filter cloth Wire cloth Replacing carbon brushes at the motor InstallationMachine-Side Hopper Loaders Disposal Instructions Taking out of service, dismantling, disposalTechnical data Specifications Liter model Brushless motor Loader Capacity Dimension Sheet Liter model Liter brushless model Spare parts list Parts breakdown, brush-type motor 10.2.1 V, 50 Hz Parts lists, 2-liter model10.2.2 V, 60 Hz 10.2.4 V, 60 Hz with active cleaning 10.2.3 V, 50 Hz with active cleaning10.3.1 V, 50 Hz V66372 Parts list, 5-liter modelPos. Order no. Designation 10.3.2 V, 60 Hz V66378US10.3.4 V, 60 Hz with active cleaning 10.3.3 V, 50 Hz with active cleaningParts breakdown and list, 5-liter model with brushless motor 10.5 V, 50 Hz Accessories Page Electrical manual Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Quick Start Guide Setting the loader convey time