10 - GENERAL INFORMATION AND SAFETY
COROB™ CLEVERmix 700
1.5 Residual risks
Risk Preventive measure P. P. E .
Risk of electrocution - Risk of electrical shock
if you power the machine from a socket not
equipped with ground connection.
Power the machine through a grounded socket outlet.
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Risk of electrocution / burning - Risk of electrical
shock if you access machine parts protected by
panels without rst cutting o electrical power.
The operator is not authorized to access the machine
parts protected by panels.
For the maintenance technician: before performing
any maintenance intervention, shut o the machine
and disconnect the power supply cable from the mains
socket outlet.
Wait for some minutes before touching the motor.
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Dorsal/lumbar injuries - Handling heavy loads
when moving the machine and loading cans in
the machine may cause injuries.
Do not exceed the weight limits stated by the current
regulations in force (20 kg/44 lb for women, 25 kg/55
lb for men).
Use appropriate lifting equipment or provide for two
operators to carry out the task.
Risk of slipping / falling - Improper use of the
bottom clamping plate (for example, climbing on
the plate to take items from high shelves above
the machine) can cause injuries.
It is forbidden to climb onto the bottom clamping plate
and/or onto any other parts of the machine. \
Risk of falling objects / crushing - When
loading a can in the machine, there is a risk it may
fall onto the operator. During machine operation,
any objects left on the machine may fall onto the
operator.
Position the can so that the whole base rests on the
bottom clamping plate.
Do not exceed the maximum weight allowed for the can
or cans to be mixed.
Do not use the machine as a working surface. Do not
leave any objects on the machine during its operation.
Risk of cuts - Risk of injuries and abrasions
caused by sharp edges and end parts of the cans
to be handled.
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (cut-
proof gloves).
Do not use the machine with damaged cans or cans not
sealed properly.
Risk of explosion - Fumes generated by the
colorants used may cause an explosion.
Do not use the machine in classied areas (areas at risk
for explosion).
Avoid naked ames or material that may create sparks
and cause a re.
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Risk of poisoning and sensitization
Eye and skin contacts and inhalation of vapors/
powders caused by product spills from the can
being broken.
Fumes generated by the colorants used may
cause poisoning and/or sensitization during
machine cleaning and disposal operations.
Do not use the machine with damaged cans or cans not
sealed properly.
Read the warnings reported in the Material Safety
Data Sheets of the colorants used. The MSDS must be
provided by the colorant manufacturer.
Keep the room suitably ventilated.
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment
(safety goggles, gloves and mask).
Personal
Protective
Equipment
as specied
in MSDS.
Risk of crushing / entanglement / dragging
/ abrasion / cutting - During extraordinary
maintenance interventions.
Before carrying out any maintenance operations, you
must turn o the machine and unplug the power
supply cable from the mains socket outlet.
Risk of burning due to contact with hot
surfaces - During maintenance operations of
the mixing motor.
During normal use, the machine mixing motor works
in a non-continuous way, considering the paint can
loading and unloading time.
If operated at full charge, with the maximum load
allowed (35 kg/77 lb) at highest ambient temperature
value (40°C), there could be motor overheating risks.
As a preventive measure, ALWAYS wait at least 30
minutes after the last working cycle has ended, before
touching the mixing motor to carry out maintenance
interventions. The motor is protected by a safety guard
and cannot be reached by the machine operator
normally.
