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6.—(1) All equipment and protective systems shall be accompanied by instructions, including at least the following particulars—
(a)a recapitulation of the information with which the equipment or protective system is marked, except for the batch or serial number (see paragraphs 5(1) and (2)), together with any appropriate additional information to facilitate maintenance (e.g. address of the repairer, etc.);
(b)instructions for safe—
(i)putting into service;
(ii)use;
(iii)assembling and dismantling;
(iv)maintenance (servicing and emergency repair);
(v)installation;
(vi)adjustment;
(c)where necessary, an indication of the danger areas in front of pressure-relief devices;
(d)where necessary, training instructions;
(e)details which allow a decision to be taken beyond any doubt as to whether an item of equipment in a specific category or a protective system can be used safely in the intended area under the expected operating conditions;
(f)electrical and pressure parameters, maximum surface temperatures and other limit values;
(g)where necessary, special conditions of use, including particulars of possible misuse which experience has shown might occur;
(h)where necessary, the essential characteristics of tools which may be fitted to the equipment or protective system.
(2) The instructions shall contain the drawings and diagrams necessary for the putting into service, maintenance, inspection, checking of correct operation and, where appropriate, repair of the equipment or protective system, together with all useful instructions, in particular with regard to safety.
(3) Literature describing the equipment or protective system shall not contradict the instructions with regard to safety aspects.
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