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praxis for the safe use, storage and waste
management of diesel fuel.
• The product must be correctly and safely
secured when transported in a vehicle.
• If the product is lifted when it is fully or
partially filled it must rest on a suitable
frame or pallet.
• Never leave the product unattended when
filling or filling from the product.
• Before filling the product at a petrol
station, consult the staff for the correct
procedure.
• Do not store the product in or beside a
house, or in an adjoining garage.
• Store the product in a well ventilated
room at a safe distance from sources of
heat.
• Keep all areas where diesel fuel is stored
or handled free from flammable material
and flammable waste.
• Spilled fuel must be immediately wiped
up and taken care of. Absorption
materials, rags etc. used for this purpose
must be recycled in accordance with local
regulations.
• Make sure that the electrical cables do not
get entangled, bent or clenched, and do
not use the product if the cables are
damaged, for example if the insulation is
damaged and wires are exposed.
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
• The diesel tank must only be used for
diesel fuel. The tank is
NOT
to be used for:
– Petrol
– Solvent with flash point > 55°C.
• Do not allow the pump to run longer than
3 minutes in bypass mode (without
pressing the trigger on the fuel nozzle).
• See vehicle instruction manual for
information on load limits and use.
• Do not exceed the permitted load weight
or trailer weight.
• The stability and road-holding of the
vehicle can be affected by the weight of
the product and by movement of the fuel.
Adjust the speed and take longer braking
distance into account.
• The product is only intended for transport,
storage and pumping of diesel fuel.
The product must under no circumstances
be used for any other purpose.
• All persons installing or using the product
must have read and fully understood
these instructions and where appropriate
other supplied instructions, including all
warning labels and information labels on
the product.
• Never allow persons who have not
received sufficient instruction to install or
use the product.
• Check that the vehicle on which the
product is to be transported has enough
capacity for the maximum weight of the
product. Information on the maximum
load for the vehicle and anchor points,
including other safety information, is
available in the vehicle instruction
manual.
• Avoid getting diesel fuel in your eyes or
skin, and do not inhale fuel fumes or mist.
See fuel supplier’s safety information
sheet for recommended precautions and
safety equipment when handling. All
persons who handle diesel fuel must be
familiar with rules and regulations and