Peter,
You must provide operation and safety related instructions in the
language(s) of the country of the end user. Maintainance manuals can
be in a different language if there is an agreement between the
manufacturer and the people who will be performing the maintenance
(e.g. the manufacture
In message , dated Mon, 3 Apr 2006,
Peter Weichel writes
>I have a quick question regarding requirements from Machinery Directive
>98/37/EC.
>
>1)
>As i read the MD, the user manual (insturction) must always be on the
>local language in the country in which the machine is being used.
>Accordi
Hi all,
I have a quick question regarding requirements from Machinery Directive
98/37/EC.
1)
As i read the MD, the user manual (insturction) must always be on the
local language in the country in which the machine is being used.
According to Appendix I, section 1.7.4 paragraph (b)
Is this not the
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