Fervi 0891 Specification sheet

USE AND
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Low consumption lamp
Art. 0891
ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
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PREFACE
Please ensure you have read this manual before operation
TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL INSTRUCTIONS
Reading this instruction manual is re
quired before operating any of the machinery. The
guarantee of smooth operation and full performance of the instrument is highly dependent on
the application of all the instructions contained in this manual.
Operator qualifications
The workers in ch
arge of using this instrument must possess all the necessary
information and instruction and should be given adequate training in relation to safety
regarding:
a)
Conditions of use for the equipment;
b)
Foreseeable abnormal situations, pursuant to Article 73 of
Legislative Decree
81/08.
We guarantee the instrument complies with the specifications and technical
instructions described in the Manual on the date of its issuance (shown in this page).
On the other hand, the instrument may also be subject to importan
t technical changes
in the future, without the manual being updated.
Therefore, contact FERVI for information about modifications that may have been
implemented.
REV. 1
August 2013
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CONTENTS
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GENERAL SAFETY WARNI
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1.1
Precautions with regard to electric shocks
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1.2
Precautions regarding installation
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1.3
Precautions regarding cleaning
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1.4
Technical assistance
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DEFINITIO
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DESCRIPTION OF THE L
AMP
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3.1
Identification plate
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3.2
Technical specifications
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4
IMPROPER USE AND CON
TRAINDICATIONS
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TRANSPORTATION AND M
OVING
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UNPACKING INSTRUCTIO
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COMMISSIONING
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7.1
Installation
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7.2
Power supply / connection
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SWITCHING ON
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MAINTENANCE AND CLEA
NING
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TROUBLESHOOTING
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PUT OUT OF SERVICE
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11.1
Disassembly and disposal of m
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GENERAL SAFETY WARNI
NGS
Risks associated with using the instrument
Each person who is in charge of the installation, use and maintenance of the lamp, must
carefully read this manual, and i
n particular this chapter with information about safety, in
order to acquire full knowledge of the device.
1.1
Precautions with regard to electric shocks
Risks associated with electric shocks

Check that the switch is in the "0" position and that the power
supply plug is
disconnected before touching live parts of the appliance.

Touching these parts without disconnecting the power supply plug may cause an
electric shock.

Make sure that the power supply used meets the requirements for voltage and
frequency r
equired by the device (shown on the plate).

The use of different types of power supplies may cause an electric shock, as well as fire
or damage to the device.

DO NOT spray or pour water on the unit, this may cause an electric shock.

If water comes into co
ntact with the unit, unplug the power plug immediately and
contact Technical Support as soon as possible.

Using the device disassembled may cause an electric shock.

Regrading the repair of the equipment contact Technical Support.
1.2
Precautions regarding in
stallation
Risks associated with installation

DO NOT install the device in an unstable position. If the lamp falls, it can break or
become damaged.

Position the clamp of the lamp on a support surface (table, bench etc.) which is solid
and resistant, ta
king care to completely tighten the screw.

DO NOT install the device in places where there is dust, fumes, gases and/or vapours.

DO NOT install the product in places subject to high temperatures or exposed to direct
sunlight.

The unit
MUST
be used in clos
ed spaces, protected from the elements (rain, hail, etc.).

Do NOT use the equipment in humid environments.
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1.3
Precautions regarding cleaning
Risks associated with cleaning

Plastic materials are used in some parts of the lamp. Applying organic solvents (
such
as benzene), or other chemicals for cleaning may cause deformation or discolouration.

Clean the device gently, using a soft dry cloth.
1.4
Technical assistance
For any problems or concerns, please contact, without hesitation, the Customer Service
Depart
ment of the dealer from whom you purchased the product, who has specialised staff,
specific equipment and spare parts.
2
DEFINITIONS
D
IOPTER
: This refers to the curvature of a lens.
With an increase in diopters, the lens becomes thicker and its curvature i
s bigger. With an
increase in the curvature, the rays of light sent to our eyes cover a larger portion of the
retina, which makes the object appear larger.
M
AGNIFICATION POWER
:
This refers to how large an object appears when looking at it through
a magnify
ing lens.
NORMAL VIEW
WITH LENS WITH 3
DIOPTERS
WITH LENS WITH 5
DIOPTERS
WITH LENS WITH 11
DIOPTERS
WITH LENS WITH 16
DIOPTERS
Figure
1
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Examples of magnification
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DESCRIPTION OF THE L
AMP
The
Low consumption lamp
is an adjustable table mounted lighting device, installed on an
articulated and adjustable arm and equipped with a magnifying glass for the observation of
machined surfaces
. It is equipped with two fluorescent tubes on the sides of the magnifying
lens, and an additional magnifying lens.
The lighting apparatus is composed of:
Figure
2
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General view of the lamp
1
Cap m
ade of insulating polymeric materials
2
Steel articulated mechanical arm
3
Universal clamp for attachment to the supporting surface
4
Flexible cable with power plug
5
Start Buttons
6
Main magnifying lens
7
Additional magnifying lens
8
Fluorescent tu
be
1
2
3
4
5
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7
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3.1
Identification plate
The device is powered by the mains power supply (230V / 50Hz) as indicated on the
identification plate attached to the body of the device.
Figure
3
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Identification plate
3.2
Technical specifications
Descrip
tion (Measurement unit)
Model
0891
Voltage (V)
230
Frequency (80
-
16000 Hz)
50
Power (W)
2 x 9
Arm length (mm)
810
Maximum clamp thickness (mm)
70
Dimensions of the lens (mm)
190 x 157
Magnification / Diopters
2X + 6X
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IMPROPER USE AND CON
TRAIN
DICATIONS
The following actions described, which obviously can not cover the entire range of potential
possibilities of "misuse" of the equipment, are to be considered
strictly prohibited.
IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN!!!

To install and use the equipment on
surfaces that are not strong enough to support its
weight;

To install and use the device on easily flammable surfaces;

To allow personnel to use the device who are insufficiently trained and who have not
read the instruction manual;

To use this device in
environmental conditions not envisaged (in the external
environments with adverse weather conditions, exposed to direct sunlight, high
magnetic fields, etc.).

To use the device in places where there is dust, fumes, gases and/or vapours;

To use the device i
n places subject to high temperatures;

To use the equipment in humid environments.
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To use the equipment in potentially explosive environments;

To replace the bulbs, and perform inspections and maintenance to the internal parts of
the device, without checki
ng that the switch is in the "0" position and that the power
supply plug is disconnected;

To power the device with parameters different to those required and recommended;

Throw water onto the device and/or touch it with wet hands.
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TRANSPORTATION AND M
OVI
NG
Lifting the equipment for transportation, can be done manually, by the operator. The
relatively low weight of the lamp allows it to be moved manually and safely without the
danger of injury to the operator. The operator must hold the lamp with both hand
s when
lifting and moving it.
6
UNPACKING INSTRUCTIO
NS
The lamp is supplied in a cardboard box. Before disposing of the shipping carton, check you
do not to throw away parts of the machine, the instruction "sheets" or other documentation.
Standard packa
ging
Packaging materials (plastic bags, polystyrene foam, etc.) must not be left within reach of
children as these are potentially dangerous.
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COMMISSIONING
7.1
Installation
Attach the universal clamp lamp on the edge of a table or a bench and tighten the l
ocking
screw of the clamp until a rigid and secure attachment is achieved. In this regard, always
choose a solid and resistant support surface.
7.2
Power supply / connection
To power the device, plug the cord into an appropriate 220 V / 50 Hz wall socket.
Connection
Ensure the the power plug is properly connected.
8
SWITCHING ON
After you have successfully installed the device, turn on the lamp, by putting the switch into
position "1".
The switch is located above the cap behind the magnifying lens.
Figure
4
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On button.
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MAINTENANCE AND CLEA
NING
The purpose of this chapter is to provide all the information on maintenance procedures and
frequency required for the Flexible arm lamp with magnifying lens
.
INTERVENTION
Frequ
ency
Daily
Weekly
Monthly
1.
General visual inspection
X
2.
Check that plates are clearly visible and
legible
X
3.
General cleaning
X
4.
Replacement of lamp(s)
If necessary
1.
General visual inspection:
check the overall status of the device and, in partic
ular,
the flexible power cable and the presence of any damage or missing parts.
2.
Check the legibility of the plates:
the plates on the equipment must be perfectly
legible; it is therefore necessary to keep them clean and request a replacement if they
are il
legible.
3.
General cleaning:
cleaning is necessary to free the structure, the cap and the
magnifying lens of dust or dirt.
Risks associated with cleaning

Plastic materials are used in some parts of the lamp. Applying organic solvents (such as
benzene), o
r other chemicals for cleaning may cause deformation or discolouration.

Clean the device gently, using a soft dry cloth.
4.
Replacing bulbs:
the bulbs must be replaced if they are burnt and/or damaged. In
this regard:

Put the switch into the "0" position an
d remove the plug from the power socket;

Unscrew the fixing screws on the bottom, for the closing of the cap and
protective screens, using a screwdriver and remove the screens themselves;

Disconnect the bulb from its housing;

Replace the bulb with an equiv
alent bulb and "close" the assembly by performing
the above steps in reverse.
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