Dover HEIL DuraPack 5000, Parts And Service Manual

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All Units
SEPTEMBER 2009 Printed in U.S.A.
COPYRIGHT 2009, Heil Environmental
Clear all people of the area before you lift a refuse container. Make sure
the refuse is secure in the refuse container before you lift the container. Loose refuse can fall and
cause serious injury or death.
Grabbing a refuse container with too much pressure can damage the
container. Pieces of the container can “fly” off the container and cause moderate or minor injury
to a bystander. Use enough pressure with the grabber to raise the container with the lift arm and
not damage the container.
Grabbing a refuse container with too much pressure can damage the
container. The container can become unusable. Use enough pressure with the grabber to raise
the container with the lift arm and not damage the container.
A container that is not locked to the container lift mechanism is
dangerous. The container can fall off the container lift mechanism and cause minor or moderate
injury. Make sure you engage and lock the container latch bars before you lift the container.
Make sure the unit is in the lock-out mode when you do maintenance or
service procedures, or when you go in the hopper, climb on the body or equipment. Equipment
can be operated when the unit is not in the lock-out mode. When the unit is not in the lock-out
mode, equipment operated while you do maintenance or service procedures, go in the hopper or
climb on the body or equipment can cause serious injury or death.
Make sure the unit is on firm, stable ground before you raise the body and
clear the area of all unnecessary people. Do not prop a body unless it is on firm, stable ground. A
unit not on firm, stable ground may roll when raising or propping the body. This may cause
serious injury or death to you or bystanders.
This procedure is dangerous if not performed correctly or equipment fails.
Serious injury or death may occur from equipment falling or breaking. Clear the area of all people
not necessary for the procedures and correctly perform the procedure. Do not go under the
chassis during this procedure.
A full or partially full load of refuse is dangerous while you lower the body
with inoperative controls. Refuse in the body can make the unit unstable and cause it to overturn.
Serious injury or death may occur if the unit overturns due to instability caused by the loaded
refuse. REMOVE the refuse before you block the body.