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Make sure that only qualified machinery maintenance professionals install, setup, or perform maintenance on this machine.
Keep the work area well-lit. Use additional lighting if needed. The work area should be illuminated to a minimum of 500 lx.
Keep the work area temperature- and humidity-controlled.
Remove loose-fitting clothing, neckties, gloves, and jewelry.
Tie up long hair, and secure it under a hat.
Wear safety eye protection rated for ANSI Z87+.
Wear closed-toed safety shoes.
Wear ear protection when you expect the machine or the machining processes to exceed safe exposure limits.
Keep the work area clean and free of clutter.
Machine motion can occur if controls are accidentally activated.Immediately clean up spills after they occur.
Never operate the machine after consuming alcohol or taking medication that could prevent you from safely operating the machine.
Never operate the machine while tired or otherwise impaired.
Never operate the machine in an explosive (ATEX) atmosphere. Such explosive atmospheres include explosive gases, vapors, mists, powders, and dusts.
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Power off the machine before servicing. Use an approved lockout/tagout system to secure the machine's Main Disconnect in the OFF position before servicing the machine.
Understand that certain electrical components can retain dangerous electrical voltages, even after the machine is powered off and all power is removed from the system.
Understand that certain installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures — for the machine and certain accessories — require access to or modification of wiring inside of the electrical cabinet. Only qualified electrical machinery technicians may perform these procedures.
Make sure that the mains voltage conforms to requirements before connecting the machine. For more information, see "Electrical and Power Requirements" (page 31).
Make sure that the machine installation meets all codes and regulations of your locality.
Make sure that electrical connections are performed by a certified electrician.
Lock the electrical cabinet door and remove the keys when the machine is not being serviced to prevent unqualified or unauthorized personnel from accessing the electrical cabinet.
Never operate the machine with the electrical cabinet door open.
Never reach into the electrical cabinet with the machine powered on.
Never modify the machine's electronics. Never drill into the electrical cabinet.
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When installed and operated as intended (see Intended Use), this machine complies with the following standards. To make sure that the machine remains compliant, you must follow the requirements listed in the standards.
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