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CAUTION
Before starting the product, carry out an integrity check of all its parts, including the battery.
Before use (see par. 6), make sure, in addition to the suitability of the battery for the specific product purchased,
that the battery is fully inserted and locked, in order to avoid falls and/or damage to property or persons.
5.4
DECOMMISSIONING
CAUTION
For short and long periods when the product is not in use, remove the battery and store both in their
respective packaging, taking care to store them in a covered, dry place, away from the weather to keep
them undamaged.
The following paragraph contains some tips and indications for the decommissioning, dismantling and removal of
the product at the end of its service life.
The following steps, as well as the instructions in the manuals of the components used, must be taken into
account when decommissioning.
The materials of which the product is made are essentially:
1) Painted, plastic-coated or galvanised ferritic steel;
2) Polyethylene plastic material;
3) Elastomers, PTFE, graphite;
4) Gear oil;
5) Motor (for electric tools only);
6) Electric cables and their sheaths (for electric tools only);
7) Electronic control and actuation devices (for electric tools only);
8) Pneumatic hoses and fittings (pneumatic tools only).
After dismantling the product, the various materials must be separated and disposed of in accordance with the
regulations of the country in which the product is to be disposed of.
The operations described below are only permitted to authorised personnel:
•
Create sufficient space around the product to perform all movements without risk to personnel;
• Disconnect the product's power sources by removing the battery.
Only after the above activities have been carried out, proceed to disassemble the product from top down and paying
special attention to the assemblies subject to falling by gravity.
•
Remove moving parts and separate, as far as possible, the various components by type of material (plastic,
metal, etc.), which must be disposed of through separate collection. Entrust the disposal of demolition
materials to the companies in charge.
•
Remove and handle the various parts of the product from the work area taking all necessary precautions
•
Always use the appropriate PPE for such operations and as indicated in Chapter 4.
After disassembling the product according to the previous procedure, the various materials must be separated and
disposed of in accordance with the regulations of the country in which the product is to be disposed of. The product
contains no hazardous components or substances requiring special removal procedures.
CAUTION
Extreme care must be taken because the possible falling of parts or components during removal can pose a
serious danger to operators.
Particular attention must be paid to cutting parts such as the shear blade.
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