Fasep FZ31 User manual

USE, MAINTENANCE
SPARE PARTS MANUAL
CONFORMITY DIRECTIVES CE
TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL
EUROLIFT
4-COLUMN
ELECTROHYDRAULIC LIFT
FZ31
FASEP 2000 SRL
Via Faentina 96 – Loc. Ronta - 50032 Borgo San Lorenzo (FI) - Italy
Tel. ++39-0558403126 - Fax ++39-0558403354
www.fasep.it - E-MAIL: [email protected]
Version 01/2010
UK

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Thank you for choosing a Euro lift manufactured by FASEP. It is the result of
a long experience in this field and careful design, fit to eliminate or curb to the
minimum any injury hazard for the operator.
This lift has been designed and manufactured in full compliance with the
regulations introduced by the Machines Directive and successive
modifications.
CAUTION!
This booklet is an integral part of the machine.
Read carefully all warnings and instructions given in this booklet as they
provide important suggestions concerning safe use and maintenance.
Make sure to keep this booklet available for further reference.
Descriptions, pictures and characteristics indicated herein are not
binding.
The manufacturer reserves the right to make any modifications that it
deems appropriate at any time.
CAUTION!
It is forbidden to overload the lift beyond the limits allowed.
Installation, assembly, start up must be carried out by qualified and
professionally trained personnel.
This equipment must be employed only for the use for which it has been
expressly conceived.
The lift has been manufactured to be used to lift cars and light, four-
wheeled commercial vehicles with a weight lower than 4200 Kg.
Any different use must be considered incorrect, thence forbidden.
The manufacturer declines any responsibility for damages caused by
failure to comply with these instructions.

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CONTENTS
CONTENTS .....................................................................................................................4
COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY REGULATIONS.............................................................5
SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS.....................................................................................6
RESIDUAL HAZARDS AND INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION DEVICES.............................7
HAZARDS DUE TO HANGING LOADS:......................................................................7
HAZARDS DUE TO BODIES IN TRANSLATION:........................................................7
HAZARDS DUE TO PRESENCE OF ELECTRIC CURRENT (ELECTROCUTION): ...7
HAZARDS DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF MINERAL OILS.........................................7
HAZARDS DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION AND TRAINING:................................7
NOISE-RELATED HAZARDS:......................................................................................7
HAZARDS DUE TO FALL: ...........................................................................................7
DESCRIPTION.................................................................................................................8
TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OVERALL DIMENSIONS...............................9
TRANSPORTATION........................................................................................................9
UNPACKING ...................................................................................................................9
INSTALLATION.............................................................................................................10
ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS .......................................................................................11
POWER STATION.........................................................................................................14
AIR DISCHARGE...........................................................................................................15
CLIMBING RAMPS, PROTECTIONS AND VEHICLE STOPS ASSEMBLY.................16
FLASHING WARNING LIGHT ASSEMBLY..................................................................16
LIMIT SWITCH ASSEMBLY..........................................................................................16
INSTRUCTIONS OF USE..............................................................................................17
MAINTENANCE.............................................................................................................18
SAFETY PROCEDURES ...........................................................................................18
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS.................................................................................18
LIFTING ROPES REPLACEMENT................................................................................19
TROUBLESHOOTING...................................................................................................20
DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL.....................................................................................21
SPARE PARTS..............................................................................................................22
TAB.1 - OVERALL VIEW............................................................................................24
TAB.2 - COLUMNS ....................................................................................................25
TAB.3 – CROSSPIECES............................................................................................26
TAB.4 - FOOTBOARDS .............................................................................................27
TAB.5 - HYDRAULIC INSTALLATION .......................................................................28
ELECTRICAL DIAGRAM ..............................................................................................29
PNEUMATIC DIAGRAM................................................................................................30
HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM................................................................................................31
SIGNALS .......................................................................................................................32
DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY TO DIRECTIVES..................................................33

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COMPLIANCE WITH SAFETY REGULATIONS
The Z31 four column electro-hydraulic lift complies with the following standards:
•Directive 2006/42/EC (Machine safety)
•Directive 2004/108/EC and related amendments (Electromagnetic
compatibility)
•Directive 2006/95/EC and subsequent amendments (Low voltage)
The following standards and specifications have been used for the design
and construction:
•UNI EN-ISO 12100 1st part – Machinery safety – Fundamental concepts,
general principles of design – Basic terminology and methodology.
•UNI EN-ISO 12100 2nd part – Machinery safety – Fundamental concepts,
general principles of design – Technical specifications and principles.
•UNI EN 1493 – Vehicle lifting platform.
•CEI EN 60204-1 – Machinery safety – Electrical equipment of machines.
•CEI EN 61000-6-4 – Electromagnetic compatibility. Generic standards on
emissions.
•CEI EN 61000-6-2 – Electromagnetic compatibility. Generic standards on
immunity.
•UNI EN 982: 1997 - Machinery safety – Safety provisions relating to
hydraulic or pneumatic systems and components thereof – Hydraulics.
•UNI EN 983: 1997 - Machinery safety – Safety provisions relating to
hydraulic or pneumatic systems and components thereof – Pneumatics.

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SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
Only specially trained authorised personnel in good health may use this
equipment.
Qualified personnel must carry out the installation, in full compliance with the
following installation instructions.
Any tampering or modification of the machine not previously authorised by the
manufacturer will relieve the manufacturer from any responsibility for damages
due or referred to such operations and nullify the warranty.
Any tampering or removal of safety devices represents a violation of European
Safety Regulations.
Unauthorised persons must not operate the lift.
It is forbidden to climb or stop on the supports or on the vehicle.
The use of the lift is allowed in covered places sheltered from the wind and free
from any danger of explosion or fire. It is not allowed to use lift for vehicles
washing.
It is forbidden to use the lift for purposes other than those indicated in this
manual.
The operator must wear suitable clothing as prescribed by the laws of the
country where the lift is used.
Do not use the lift when temperature is below –10°C (14°F).
It is recommended to use only original accessories.
Our lifts are designed to accept original FASEP accessories.
Make sure that, during up and down operation, there are no dangerous
conditions for persons or things.
Set the General switch to zero and lock it in case of emergency or maintenance
operations on the lift.
Set the General switch to zero when carrying out operations on the lifted
vehicle.
Make sure that disassembly of vehicle parts does not change load distribution
beyond the acceptable limits.
Make sure of the actual stability of the vehicle on its supports as soon as the
lifting operation starts.
Stop the lift immediately if you notice irregular operation and contact the
authorised service centre for assistance.
Any kind of operation on the electrical installation must be performed by
professionally qualified personnel.

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RESIDUAL HAZARDS AND INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION
DEVICES
Although the machine has been manufactured according to the safety
regulations in force, there are residual hazards, which cannot be eliminated and
are directly linked to machine operation.
HAZARDS DUE TO HANGING LOADS:
Identify the area involved with suspended loads indicated in this manual,
through horizontal markings. Mount appropriate ‘no access’ markings under the
loads.
HAZARDS DUE TO BODIES IN TRANSLATION:
Identify the area involved with bodies in translation through appropriate
markings.
HAZARDS DUE TO PRESENCE OF ELECTRIC CURRENT (ELECTROCUTION):
The electrical installation meets all safety requirements prescribed by laws and
regulations.
The prohibition to access parts in tension has been emphasised, and such parts
have been indicated.
Only specialised and authorised personnel must perform repairs on installation
components.
HAZARDS DUE TO THE PRESENCE OF MINERAL OILS.
See related prescriptions under chapter “MAINTENANCE”.
HAZARDS DUE TO LACK OF INFORMATION AND TRAINING:
All required markings have been arranged.
A copy of this manual has been provided to all people in charge of mounting,
adjusting, using and repairing the machine, and the obligation to consult it
before every operation has been emphasised.
It is expressly forbidden to unauthorised people to use the machine.
NOISE-RELATED HAZARDS:
Except for noise-related fulfilments regarding the final working environment, the
noise produced by the machine does not require any measure of protection.
HAZARDS DUE TO FALL:
It is expressly forbidden, and adequately signalled, to have access to liftable
parts.

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DESCRIPTION
The machine is a four-column electro-hydraulic lift (Ref.1-Fig. 1) consisting of:
Fig. 1 - Lift Z31
1. Hydraulic power station and control box fixed on a column (Ref.2-Fig. 1).
2. Footboards on crosspieces, with chance of transversal adjustment
according to the track of the vehicle to be lifted (Ref.3-Fig. 1).
3. Mechanical synchronisation of footboard movements regardless of load
distribution on the footboards.
4. Safety device in case of loosening or breakage of one of the ropes.
5. Automatic mechanical support device to ensure maximum safety during
standing.
6. Overloads safety valve.
7. Hydraulic pipes breakage valve.
8. Lowering speed control valve.
9. Electrical installation with IP54 degree of protection.
10.Low-tension control and safety circuit.

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TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND OVERALL
DIMENSIONS
Capacity 4200 Kg
Electric power feeding 380/220 V. 50÷60 Hz
Absorbed power 3 KW
Weight 840 Kg
Lowering and climbing time 30 sec.
Fig. 2 – Overall dimensions
TRANSPORTATION
The machine should be moved according to the following instructions.
Use appropriate material to protect corners and ends of the piece to carry.
Do not use metal ropes for lifting.
Sling with belts with capacity higher than 2000 Kg.
UNPACKING
Once you have unpacked the machine, check that the instructions manual and
all parts are included, and make sure that there are no visibly damaged parts.
In case of doubt, do not use the equipment and contact the authorised dealer’s
technical service.
Remove the package material and store in an appropriate place for collection,
out of reach of children and animals.

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INSTALLATION
Machine installation requires a working space of 4m in width and 6m in length.
The upper dimensions should match the height of the vehicles to be lifted.
The user must make sure that the vehicle, brought to maximum height, does not
interfere on the upper part with external obstacles.
The installation site must have the following characteristics:
•Level, firm, concrete ground with maximum height difference of 5mm.
•The floor of the support area for the base of the columns, must have a
capacity of at least 250Kg/cm2; concrete rating must be 250 R’BK or higher,
considering however that each column can stand a weight of 1900 Kg.
•The concrete layer should be thick enough to ensure that fixing bosses will
hold, with good consistency for at least 250mm.
•Sufficient lighting.
•It must not be exposed to severe weather conditions.
•Noise level should not exceed the limits prescribed by the laws and
regulations in force.
•It must not be a place used to store explosive, corrosive and/or toxic
materials.
•Pollutants-free environment.
•The workplace must not be exposed to dangerous movements due to other
machines in operation.
•From his/her control position, the operator must be able to view the whole
equipment as well as the surrounding area.
•The operator must not allow the presence of unauthorised persons and
objects that may represent a source of danger.

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ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
Fig. 3 – Assembly instructions layout
1. Put the two crosspieces (Ref.1-Fig. 3) in place using four 60-cm-high
stands (Ref.2-Fig. 3); the two crosspieces must be parallel to each other
and must have the electric cables and air pipe protections on the outer
side.
2. Release the ropes from the fixed footboard (Ref.9-Fig. 3).
3. Place the fixed footboard on the two crosspieces (the guide edge, in alto,
must remain inside the lift). The oil, air and cable pipe must remain in the
part where the controls must be located. Unscrew the anti-derailment
screws located in the crosspieces (Ref.4-Fig. 3). Introduce the ropes
(Ref.5-Fig. 3) inside the heads of the crosspieces, fitting them into the
races of the pulleys. Tighten again the anti-derailment screws.

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4. Run the electrical cables and the air pipe through the holes in the
crosspieces and in the protections and follow the path reaching the air
pipe at the hooks operating cylinders and the electrical cable (Ref.6-Fig.
3) once reached the limit switch (Ref.7-Fig. 3) that controls rope
loosening or breakage and connect it to the above-mentioned limit
switches.
5. CAUTION! At the end of the crosspiece, fasten with clamps (Ref.8-Fig. 3)
in the special plate as shown in Fig. 3, air pipe and electrical cable to
prevent them from impairing hook functions.
6. Rest the mobile footboard (Ref.3-Fig. 3) on the crosspieces.
7. In order to have everything parallel, measure the diagonals of the ends of
the crosspieces (measure X). The measures must be equivalent. Lock
the fixed footboard.
8. Place the columns (Ref.11-Fig. 3) at the end of the crosspieces (Ref.1-
Fig. 3). The control column is the one where the limit switch is mounted,
and must be housed in the part of the footboard where the connection
pipes go out. The inner parts of the columns must reach the guide blocks
(Ref.12-Fig. 3) located in the heads of the crosspieces. Put the columns
perfectly plumb.
9. Fix the columns to the ground using four M12x120 - 8.8 tie rods for each
column, according to the following instructions (see Fig. 4):
Fig. 4 – Tie rods assembly.
A. Bore using a drill equivalent to the diameter of the tie rod by at least 150
mm (Ref.1-Fig. 4).
B. Clean the hole (Ref.2-Fig. 4).
C. Push the tie rods into the hole with small hammer strokes (Ref.3-Fig. 4).
D. Tighten the tie rods using a 7 Kg/m-calibrated dynamometric key (Ref.4-
Fig. 4) (if that value is not available, the hole is too large or the concrete
is not thick enough). In case of any doubt concerning the ground or
positioning on the ground, consult the authorised dealer’s technical
service. During tie rods tightening, make sure that the column remains
plumb. It is necessary to make sure that tightening holds after about ten
full-load cycles. This check must however be performed once every
three months.

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10.Drive the slotted rod (Ref.13-Fig. 3) through the hole at the top of the
column (Ref.11-Fig. 3) and let it run downwards through the knurled
roller and the control board of the crosspiece.
11.Fit the 4 plates (Ref.14-Fig. 3) at the upper end of the columns and lock
them with the special screws (Ref.15-Fig. 3), paying attention that they
are parallel with the column. The screws must have their threaded part
facing upwards.
12.Drive the end of each rope into the hole of the plate and mount the
special nuts on both the ropes and on the rods (Ref.16-Fig. 3). The end
of the lower rod must be locked with the special screw (Ref.17-Fig. 3)
and washer (Ref.18-Fig. 3), making sure that the rod is parallel along the
entire column at a distance of mm 24.
13.Mount the power station (Ref.23-Fig. 3) and the control box (Ref.24-Fig.
3) in the column where the limit switch is mounted, connecting them to
the to the clamping screws of the plate at the top of the column and
locking them with the special nuts.
14.Connect the oil pipe to the hydraulic power station, and the air pipe to the
electro-valve and the electric cable inside the electric power station going
through the special cable clamp (Ref.19-Fig. 5) and connect it to the
three terminals located up on the left (Ref.20-Fig. 5). Connect the limit
switch.
15.Put oil (40°C cSt 32) into the power station filling up the reservoir
(approx. 9 lt.).
Fig. 5 - Electric switchboard
16.The feeder (3 poles + ground min. sect. 2.5mm) must go through the
cable clamp (Ref.21-Fig. 5) and connected to the terminals (Ref.22-Fig.
5). Make sure that lift voltage matches line voltage.

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17.Switch on the electric equipment. Press the up pushbutton (Ref.2-Fig. 6)
and simultaneously turn the key restart selector (Ref.6-Fig. 6) located
laterally with respect to the power station. Make sure that the sense of
rotation of the motor actually matches the one indicated by the arrow
located on the power station. If that does not happen, invert two phases
in the feeder. Lift the machine by approx. 20 cm in order to put the ropes
under tension and remove the crosspieces the used stands from below.
POWER STATION
Fig. 6 - Power station
1. POWER INDICATOR LIGHT;
2. CLIMBING PUSHBUTTON;
3. LOWERING PUSHBUTTON;
4. HOOKS OPERATION PUSHBUTTON;
5. GENERAL SWITCH.
6. KEY RESTART SELECTOR;
The restart pushbutton excludes all safety devices and must be operated only in
case a rope is loosened due to an obstacle that precluded lowering of a part of
the lift.
Keep the restart selector key in a safe place under the responsibility of a skilled
and duly trained person.

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AIR DISCHARGE
Fig. 7 - Footboards levelling
•Press simultaneously the lowering pushbutton (Ref.3-Fig. 6) and hooks
operation pushbutton (Ref.4-Fig. 6) coming to a full lowering. Lift and
lower by approx. 20 cm 4-5 times.
•FOOTBOARDS LEVELLING: with the footboards fully lowered, operating
on the ropes nuts, lift the crosspieces from the base plates of the
columns by 15mm (Fig. 7). This must be the same for all sides.
•Unscrew the ropes adjustment nuts by 4 turns. Mark nut and plate
(Ref.A-Fig. 7) to make sure to do this operation precisely.
•If you realise that the footboards are not levelled when lifting the vehicle,
repeat the above operation.
•The plate that operates on the limit switch is fixed on a protective casing;
therefore it must be mounted and adjusted in a way as to ensure correct
operation of the limit switch.
•Once the lift is assembled, perform 1-2 full climbing and lowering cycles
to finish air discharge.
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CLIMBING RAMPS, PROTECTIONS AND VEHICLE STOPS
ASSEMBLY
Climbing ramps and vehicle stops can be mounted indifferently on one side or
the other, according to personal needs.
Mount the climbing ramps introducing the hooking into the special slots of the
crosspieces.
Mount the front stops using the special screws.
FLASHING WARNING LIGHT ASSEMBLY
The flashing warning light must be fixed with the same screws (Ref.12 TAB.2)
that are used to secure the power station.
The electric cable marked with "L" must be connected to the terminal (Ref.13
TAB.2) inside the box (Ref.16 TAB.2).
LIMIT SWITCH ASSEMBLY
The electrical cable marked with "F" must be connected to the up limit switch
(Ref.30 TAB.2)

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INSTRUCTIONS OF USE
CLIMBING:
General switch (Ref.5-Fig. 6) in pos. 1.
Press the up pushbutton (Ref.2-Fig. 6) until the desired height is reached.
STANDING:
Press the lowering pushbutton (Ref.3-Fig. 6); the position of the platform is
automatically stabilized on the hooks.
LOWERING:
Briefly press the up pushbutton (Ref.2-Fig. 6) lifting the platform by 30-40 mm to
disconnect the hooks.
Press simultaneously the hook pushbutton (Ref.4-Fig. 6) and the lowering
pushbutton (Ref.3-Fig. 6).
EMERGENCY LOWERING (in absence OF tension or compressed air):
Disassemble the pulleys protection casing on the crosspieces.
Lift (with a makeshift) the platform to deactivate the hooks.
Tie the parachute and the hooks in position of disengagement.
Open the manual lowering valve unscrewing first the protection plug, loosening
the retaining nut and screwing the threaded grain, when lowered, reassemble
everything in the same conditions as before.

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MAINTENANCE
SAFETY PROCEDURES
CAUTION!
To eliminate exhausted products, hand them over to an authorised
exhausted oils firm, in compliance with the regulations in force.
Moreover, handle according to the following instructions:
PREVENTIVE MESAURES
•Avoid forming or scattering oil haze in the atmosphere.
•Avoid repeated or prolonged skin contact.
•Accurately wash with water and soap. Do not use irritating products or
solvents.
•Keep your working clothes clean.
•Avoid oil contact with parts of the body suffering from skin diseases or
injured.
INDIVIDUAL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT
•Waterproof gloves and apron.
•Goggles.
CAUTION!
Ask your oil provider the hazard cards for the products employed.
MAINTENANCE OPERATIONS
All maintenance operations must be performed in safe conditions bringing the
footboards to rest on the hooks.
1. Grease the load-bearing ropes on a monthly basis.
2. Do not soil with lubricant the slotted rods and the parachute mechanism
to ensure correct operation of such safety device.
3. Check the wear of the load-bearing ropes at least every 3 months.
Should there be broken wires replace the ropes, and request assistance.
4. Replace oil in the power station every 100 hours of work. Change oil with
the footboards fully lowered. Perform air discharge and check the level
again after two or three cycles.
5. Clean the lowering electro-valve using gasoline and compressed air,
paying attention not to damage the valve during disassembly and
reassembly.

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6. The lifting power adjustment valve is mounted on the discharge pipe
inside the reservoir power station, which must be disassembled to reach
the valve. Clean with gasoline and compressed air making sure that the
valve slider runs smoothly.
CAUTION!
For the operations described at 5-6, the whole power station assembly
must be removed from its housing and placed on a desk.
LIFTING ROPES REPLACEMENT
Should one or more lifting ropes be worn or broken, replace them making sure
to follow the path shown in Fig. 8
Fig. 8 - Lifting ropes path

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TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEMS CAUSES SOLUTIONS
General switch set on “0”. Set the switch on “I”.
Interrupted transformer
fuse or general protection
fuses.
Replace the interrupted
fuses.
Electrical installation
breakdown. Check connections and
components efficiency
Open contacts on up limit
switch. Restore limit switch
efficiency and replace it if
necessary.
Open contacts on ropes
breakage safety limit
switch.
Restore limit switch
efficiency also making
sure that the safety limit
switch operating cam
control system works
properly.
Ropes breakage limit
switch operated due to a
very loosened rope.
Operate the up
pushbutton
simultaneously with the
restart pushbutton until
the ropes come under
tension.
No operation
Ropes breakage limit
switch operated due to a
broken rope.
It is necessary to replace
the rope.
The lifting power
adjustment valve does not
work correctly.
Clean valve.
Lowering is performed
at extremely low speed.
Clogged pipe. Clean valve piston.
Lowering electro-valve
blocked in the opening
position.
Clean electro-valve.
Clogged pump suction
filter. Clean filter.
Damaged or worn piston
gasket. Replace the gasket.
The motor turns
regularly but lifting
cannot be performed or
is very slow.
Damaged or worn pump. Check pump operation;
replace it if necessary.
Lowering is possible,
climbing is not. Up limit switch with open
contacts. Restore limit switch
operation; replace it if
necessary.

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DEMOLITION AND DISPOSAL
The machine does not contain any substances or parts that may be harmful to
human health or for the environment, as it has been manufactured using fully
recyclable or normally disposable materials.
CAUTION!
For demolition, contact a specialised firm or specially trained personnel,
aware of possible hazards, with a full knowledge of the contents of this
manual and who will strictly follow these instructions, and perfectly
informed on its characteristics.
Therefore, when the machine has reached the end of its working life, demolition
should be performed according to the following instructions, paying the utmost
attention and following all accident prevention regulations indicated in the
chapter:
•isolate the machine from its electric, pneumatic, hydraulic power sources;
•drain the hydraulic oil in the reservoir, in pipes and in the hydraulic power
station; the oil must be stored in tight containers and handed over to a
specialised centre for its disposal, in full compliance with the specific
regulations in force in the country where this machine is used;
•remove the electric cables and hand them over to a specialised centre for
their disposal in full compliance with the specific regulations in force in the
country where this machine is used;
•remove the rubber flexible piping of the hydraulic power station, the nylon
piping of the pneumatic installation, the electric switchboard, the flashing
warning light and any other plastic components and hand them over to a
specialised centre for their disposal in full compliance with the specific
regulations in force in the country where this machine is used;
•hand over the remainders of the machine, after having removed the above-
mentioned parts, to an iron scrap disposal firm, following the specific
regulations in force in the country where this machine is used;
CAUTION!
Make sure however that each part of the machine is discarded according
to the laws in force in the country where this machine is used.