Eliet GZC 1000, Manual

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Protective cover chain transmission
To remove the cover, undo the four bolts holding the
cover in place.
Caution:
Don’t forget to place back all the covers before you start operating the
machine.
15.2 Risk analyses
Please find below a list of hazards and risks connected with transportation or operation of this
seeder. Take good notice of these dangers and avoid risks by following the instructions in
the manual. Beware that risks are not limited to the operator: bystanders can be exposed as well.
Ensure that bystanders are always kept at a safe distance.
• Squeezing or jamming when the seed reservoir lid slams shut.
• Reaching into the rotating drum in the seed reservoir introduces the risk of fractured or
bruised fingers.
• Reaching into chain drives when removing chain covers introduces the risk of fractured,
entangled or severed fingers or limbs.
• Reaching into belt drives when removing belt covers introduces the risk of fractured,
entangled or severed fingers or limbs.
• Spraying of feet or knee joints when lower limbs get stuck under the traction rollers.
• Spraying of feet or knee joints when lower limbs get stuck under the swivel caster or anti-
scalping roller.
• There is the risk of bruising or becoming wedged between the handlebars and any obstacle
whilst moving in reverse or changing direction.
• Injuries caused by the machine toppling over as a result of unsafe transport.
• Physical injury can occur when traversing a terrain that cannot support the weight of the
machine.
• Risk of electrocution from creating a short circuit.
• Risk of electrocution from pulling high voltage cables away from the spark plug whilst the
engine is running.
• Heat exhaust or heat from the engine can cause scorching.