Disassembly

Risk of electric shock

Working on the system when live can lead to electric shock. An electric shock can result in serious or even fatal injuries.

Switch off the power supply before removing the components.

Wear safety goggles and gloves

The movers can have strong magnetic attraction to each other or other metallic objects. Splinters can form if magnets collide.

Failure to do so may result in serious injury to fingers and eyes.

Do not reach under the mover with your fingers

When carrying a mover or placing it on the system, do not reach under the mover with your fingers.

Failure to do so can result in severe crushing and injury to fingers.

Components contain strong permanent magnets

The magnetic field of the permanent magnets is present even when the power supply is switched off. If the components attract each other and collide, serious injuries to the fingers from crushing and in the eyes from splinters can result.

• Always use the original packaging and transport securing devices when transporting components with permanent magnets.

Remove each mover individually

If you remove two movers and the distance between them is too small, the movers may attract each other.

If the movers attract each other and collide, serious injuries to the fingers from crushing and in the eyes from splinters can result.

• Remove the movers individually and place them in the transport securing device after removal.