Operating Instruction Manual:
OM-TPE-A-01
Serial Numbers:
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Make sure all equipment connected to the pump is in good working condition.
NEVER
invert the unit or lay it on its side, either in use, in transport or in storage.
DO NOT
weld any items to the pump unit or modify it in any way from its delivered condition. Your
warranty may be invalidated, and it could lead to serious personal injury.
ALWAYS
ensure there is clear communication between the pump operator and the tool operator/s.
DO NOT
operate the pump unless the tool operator/s indicates it is safe to do so.
Take extra care when multiple tools are being operated by a single pump. Make sure all tool
operators have given the go-ahead before operating the pump.
NEVER
attempt to connect or disconnect a tool / hose / component while the system / pump is under
pressure.
NEVER
operate the pump without both hydraulic hoses and a suitable torque wrench connected to
it.
NEVER
leave a pressurised system unattended. If you must leave the area, release the pressure
and ensure the hydraulic relief valve on the pump is fully open.
ALWAYS
disconnect the pump from the power supply when carrying out maintenance or
adjustments (except pressure relief valve adjustments).
This pump is
NOT ATEX RATED
I.e.
NOT
suitable for work which takes place in explosive
environments.
Failure to observe and obey the following safety precautions could result
in property damage, equipment damage or minor / moderate personal
injury;
ALWAYS
stand the pump on a stable, level surface during operation.
BEWARE
of hot surfaces on the motor.
DO NOT
obstruct the flow of cooling air around the motor.
To protect your warranty, only use the hydraulic oil grade specified in Section 5.2.
3.0 Declaration of Incorporation / Conformity
Hi-Force declares that this product has been tested and complies with the standards set out in the relevant
EU directives. The EU Declaration of Incorporation / Conformity is included as Annex A to this instruction
document and is supplied with all shipments of this product.
