area. Prevent other person from any contact with the machine.
3.
Make provision for the tools storage.
The machines not in current use should be kept in a
dry place, elevated or locked where practicable so that any access to them is prevented.
4.
Always use a correct tool for the job to be done.
E.g. avoid using small tools and accessories
for work that should be actually done with a heavy tool. Use the tools only for the purposes
they were designed for.
5.
Pay attention to adequate clothing.
The clothing should fit the purpose and should not put
any limits to you when working.
6.
Use personal protection equipment.
Wear safety shoes with steel toes and antiskid or rough
sole.
7.
Wear goggles.
Object may be thrown against you.
8.
Wear ear protectors.
Wear personal protective equipment to protect your ears, such as ear
protectors.
9.
Hand protection.
Wear hard gloves-gloves of chrome tanned side leather give a good
protection.
10.
Transport.
The tiller should be always transported with the driving wheel in transport
position. Make sure that nobody is exposed to risk when the tiller is put out of services.
Secure the unit against tilting, damage and fuel leakage.
11.
Remove the wrench etc.
Any wrenches/spanners etc. must be removed before the tiller is
put on.
12.
Be attentive any time. Mind what you are doing.
Use common sense. Do not use the tiller
when tired. Never work with the cursed when influence by alcohol, drugs or medicaments
affecting the concentration capability.
13.
Refueling.
Always switch the engine off before refueling. Open the tank closure carefully for
overpressure run out slowly and the fuel ejaculation be prevented. When working with the
tiller, the unit body temperature increases. Let the unit cool down before refueling.
Otherwise, the fuel could ignite and persons get burnt. Beware of overfilling the tank. If there
is a spill, remove it and clean the unit. After finishing the refueling, make sure the screwed
closure is tight to avoid loosening in result of vibrations.
14.
Watch out for any damaged parts.
Inspect the machine before use. Are any parts damaged?
Ask yourself seriously when detecting slight damage whether the machine will work perfectly
and safely despite that. Watch out for proper aligning and adjustment of any moving parts.
Do the parts fit one in another properly? Are the part damaged? Is everything installed as
appropriate? Are any other prerequisites of proper working in place? Damaged protective
devices etc. must be repaired or replaced by authorized entities unless the operation manual
expressly says otherwise. Any defective switches must be replaced at an authorized servicing
centre. Do not use the machine if it can’t be put on and off with the switch. When repairs are
necessary, kindly turn to your local servicing centre :
/
www.eco-repa.com
15.
Switch the engine off before any adjustment and maintenance.
That applies to the blades
replacement in the first place.
16.
Use approved parts only.
Use only identical spare parts for maintenance and repairs.
Request advice of an authorized servicing centre for this purpose.
1)
training
a)
Read the instructions carefully. Be familiar with the controls and the proper use of the
equipment;
b)
Never allow children or people unfamiliar with these instructions to use the machine.
Local regulations can restrict the age of the operator.
