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5 – RAISED FLOOR SYSTEM MASTER BOOK INDEX 5.1 Maintenance and cleaning Rev. 01.08.07 NESITE S.p.A. – Via L. Da Vinci, 20 – 35028 PIOVE DI SACCO – Z.I. Tognana (Padova) Italy – Tel. +39.049.9713311 – Fax +39.049.9713313 NESITE S.p.A. reserves the right to change technical data without notice www.nesite.com e-mail : nesite@nesite.com 49
5.1 – MAINTENANCE AND CLEANING 1 - RECOMMENDATIONS OF USE Use the raised floor system in dry and protected environments, with temperature between 5°C and 35°C and relative humidity between 40% and 75%. In order to obtain the above mentioned conditions, It is advisable to separate the heat sources and to foresee a good ventilation if under the floor there is a piping containing hot fluids which could affect the local or general thermohygrometrical conditions, The distribution of the equipments should respect the modularity of the access floor. 2 - ADVICE ON MAINTENANCE Use and maintenance The raised floor is composed of many removable components, in particular the walking surface panels lay down next to each other; therefore the stability of the floor should be maintained following some simple rules: a) When moving furniture, machinery or other heavy objects, a manual lifting trolley should be used rolled on at least 40 mm thick planks. b) If you remove several panels at once, avoid the creation of “islands” or long “channels”, and just lift the minimum quantity of panels needed. At the completion of the operations replace step by step all the panels. c) In case of raised floor with stringers, the underfloor hermetic seal is assured by the gasket strips fitted to the stringers; particular attention should be paid not to damage or move gaskets, which in case of damage have to be substituted. d) Removal and installation of panels must be executed only using appropriate lifting tools, never use mechanical or lever tools. e) During the repositioning of the panels proceed with highest care using slight pressure and not forcing in case of difficulty, verifying the correct position of the adjacent panels. If difficulties persist, you should contact the Nesite Site Service. Before definitely closing the floor, verify that eventual impurities have been cleared away. Verify that the structure is correctly positioned, the screws are tightened, and gaskets installed. f) Take particular care when removing panels with accessories (i.e. grills, electrical distribution, etc.) not to damage their connections. g) When removing cut panels (perimetral positions) take care to re-install them in the original position. h) If it is necessary to dismantle a part of the floor, it is advisable to number the panels in order to ensure the correct reassembly. i) The cutting or drilling of panels for accessories should be done respecting the distance from the edge to guarantee the Concentrated Loading Performance; it is recommended to cut or drill at a distance of at least 100 mm from the edge using adequate tools. Rev. 01.08.07 NESITE S.p.A. – Via L. Da Vinci, 20 – 35028 PIOVE DI SACCO – Z.I. Tognana (Padova) Italy – Tel. +39.049.9713311 – Fax +39.049.9713313 NESITE S.p.A. reserves the right to change technical data without notice www.nesite.com e-mail : nesite@nesite.com 50
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