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Safety Information – [cont’d]
Safety, Information and Identification Labels
Information labels affixed to the Allied equipment
include safety warnings, identification and
instructions important to operation and service. Refer
to Figure “L14” for their location on the equipment.
Keep all safety labels clean. Words and illustrations
must be readable. Before operating this equipment,
replace damaged or missing labels. For replacement,
refer to the appropriate Parts Manual for
identification.
Figure Label Description
L1
READ INSTRUCTIONS - Decal directs personnel to the manual for
further information / instructions.
L2
STAY CLEAR – Decal alerts personnel and by-standers to maintain a
safe distance from the Breaker while in operation.
L3
FLYING DEBRIS – Alerts personnel to the hazard of debris becoming
projectiles and the need for a protective guard to shield the operator
from injury. It directs personnel to the Operator’s Manual for safety
instructions.
NOTE: Place the smaller size decal in a conspicuous
location inside the operator’s cab.
L4
TOOL SHARPENING – Decal warns against welding, cutting, or hard-
facing the tool. It directs personnel to the Operator’s Manual for
approved sharpening methods.
L5*
PRESSURIZED NITROGEN ACCUMULATOR – Decal warns of
pressurized gas and directs personnel to the Repair Manual for service
instructions. *HR175 and HR230 are not equipped with accumulator.
L6
GAS PRE-CHARGE – Decal outlines measuring / charging the back
head. Alerts personnel to the following –

Maintenance interval – every 2 weeks

Proper position when measured / charged

Charge pressure when COLD vs. HOT
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Refers personnel to the Operation and Maintenance Manual

Cautions personnel to use nitrogen gas only
L7 LIFT POINT – Decal identifies approved lift points.
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