Farmi Forest Corporation VALBY HF 231, Operation, Maintenance And Spare Parts

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HF 231
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1.SAFETY
1.1.GENERAL
These safety instructions are intended for personnel operating, servicing, and repairing FARMI equipment.
These instructions will help you to:
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operate the machine safely
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operate the machine appropriately and effectively
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notice, avoid, and prevent potentially hazardous situations
The manufacturer has supplied safety instructions for the machine. The instructions must be kept in the compartment of the
machine that is reserved for the instructions, and they must always be available on the site where the machine is used.
Before using the machine, each and every operator of the machine must read the safety, maintenance, and operation
instructions. These instructions must always be followed.
The machine meets the specified technical standards as well as required and appropriate safety regulations.
In addition to those in the manual, the instructions of the local occupational safety authorities as well as national laws and
regulations must be followed.
Using the machine for tasks other than those for which it is intended or exceeding its performance is not appropriate use of
the machine. The manufacturer/supplier is not responsible for damage resulting from this kind of usage.
1.2.OPERATIONAL SAFETY
Occupational accidents often take place in abnormal or nonstandard situations.
Consider all possible, even unlikely, situations that could occur during each task.
DANGER!
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Due to design considerations, the machine’s noise level may exceed 85 dB;wear hearing protection and other
appropriate safety equipment.
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Ensure that occupational safety regulations are followed when working.
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Familiarize yourself with the machine’s risk zones and prevent unauthorized persons from entering these zones.
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During operation, the operator of the machine is responsible for the safety and risk zones for the entire work site.
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Each time the machine is to be used, first check its operational safety and correct any deficiencies.
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Before starting and using the machine, ensure that it does not pose a danger to other persons or a risk of damage.
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Exceeding the specified performance ratings is prohibited.
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Do not operate the machine while sick or under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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All of the machine’s safety and warning labels must be legible and undamaged. Replace if necessary.
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The operator of the machine must always have unobstructed visibility on---site. If necessary, an assistant must be
provided to the operator.
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In the event of any defect compromising operational safety, stop the machine!
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If it is not possible to correct the impairment to operational safety, work must be stopped.
1.3.OPERATION
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Familiarize yourself with the capacity and limitations of the machine and equipment, as well as how they can be used
most efficiently.
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Familiarize yourself carefully with the operation and functions of the machine before operating it.
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The operator of the machine must also be familiar with the operation of the accessories.
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Do not stand unnecessarily close to the machine during operation.
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Prevent unauthorized persons from entering the working area during operation.
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The operator of the machine must always have unobstructed visibility of the site.
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Operating a damaged or defective machine is prohibited.
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Ensure the following:
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That the safety and protective devices of the machine are not removed or modified and that they are used properly.
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Regular safety tests and similar inspections are carried out.
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Remember that the manufacturer of the machine is not responsible for damage that is caused by:
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incorrect, careless, or inappropriate use
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misuse caused by errors on the part of untrained personnel
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When leaving the machine, always secure it from unauthorized and unintended operation.
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When parking, ensure that the machine is properly supported.
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Avoid placing sudden, demanding loads on the machine.
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Use the controls carefully, especially in cold conditions.