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This Technical Manual covers the general usage and maintenance of this equipment. This equipment
operates under high pressure. As such a great deal of care must be taken to ensure the safety of those
operating this equipment as well of those in its vicinity. It is
critical that an adequate maintenance
regime is kept and that personnel fully understand the purpose and the operation of this equipment
before taking it out into the field.
The procedures described herewith are
not intended as a replacement to local laws or regulations, nor
your companies’ policies and procedures. If in any doubt contact your local authority, company
superior or a Hunting Energy Services (Well Intervention) representative.
Failure to perform routine maintenance checks could invalidate manufacturer warranty.