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personal safety.
• Always observe the applicable regulations of the Labour Inspectorate to avoid accidents.
• Under no conditions whatsoever may the original design of the machine be modified with
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out explicit and written consent of ELIET EUROPE NV.
For your information:
Also read the safety instructions in the engine manual. It contains useful tips
about proper use and maintenance of the engine.
• Read and observe all safety messages labelled on the machine. (read § 7.1 Safety Messages
in order to locate stickers)
7.3.2
Careful and proper use
• Avoid inhaling the machine’s exhaust fumes. Exhaust fumes contain toxins, which can
lead to poisoning and result in death. Consequently, the engine may never run in a closed
environment for more than 30 seconds.
• This machine is designed to move snow from one area to a more suitable location and
must be used for this purpose only.
• Clearing snow is a physically demanding task and it is therefore advisable to take suf
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ficient breaks and consume adequate food and drink.
• It is unsafe for persons with heart problems and/or balance disturbances to operate the
machine.
• Think about what you are doing at every manoeuvre. Do not be tempted to let routine dull
your attention. Never act impulsively or on reflex.
• Despite the extensive safety features, do not seek out dangerous situations (read appendix
7, which contains an indicative list of dangers).
• Never work with a machine that has not been fully assembled. Check the finish of the
machine to ensure compliance with the instructions provided in this manual.
• The snow cutter can cause severe injuries. Always keep hands and feet away from the cut
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ter when the engine is running. If you must work in the vicinity of the Snowbob, switch off
the engine.
• If the blow chute becomes blocked, switch off the engine before commencing maintenance
work. Never put your hands in the blow chute if the engine is running. Use a wooden stick
to remove the obstruction.
• The snow clearer may propel sticks and stones; this could lead to severe injury. Always
check the working area for loose stones, sticks, nails, bits of wire, and so on.
• Never work when light intensity is below 500 Lux.
