LGMG SR3369E, Operation And Safety Manual

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LGMG North America Inc. Operation and Safety Manual
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safety helmet when the machine is
operated.
1.13 Hazard of Component
Damage
1) Do not use the machine as the ground wire
during welding.
2) Do not use the machine in the place where
there may be magnetic field.
1.14 Hazard of Explosion and
Fire
1) Do not use the machine in hazardous place
or the place where there may be
inflammable or explosive gas or particles.
2
）
It is allowed to refuel the machine or charge
the battery only in the open and
well-ventilated places far away from sparks,
flames, burning cigarettes, etc.
3
）
Do not operate or charge the machine at the
location with possible inflammable or
explosive gas or particles.
1.15 Hazards of Damaged
Machine
1) Do not use a damaged or faulted machine.
2) Be sure to perform a thorough check before
operation of machine and test all functions
before each shift. The damaged or faulted
machine shall be marked immediately, and
the operation shall be stopped.
3) Ensure that all maintenance operations
have been performed as specified in this
manual.
4) Ensure that all labeling positions are proper
and easy to be identified.
5) Ensure that this manual is stored in
document box on the platform.
1.16 Hazard of Bodily Injuries
1) Do not operate the machine with hydraulic
oil leaks. Leakage of hydraulic oil may
penetrate or burn the skin.
2) Always operate the machine in a
well-ventilated place to avoid poisoning of
carbon monoxide.
3) During pre-operation inspection contact
with any component under the cover, it may
cause serious injuries. Qualified are only
allowed to overhaul the compartment.
Suggestion: Only when the check before
operation is performed, can operator
overhaul
the compartment. During
operation, all compartments must be closed
and locked.
1.17 Battery Safety
Combustion Hazard
1) The battery contains acidic substances. Be
sure to wear protective clothing and
protective glasses when the battery is used.
2) Avoid overflow of acidic substance or
contact with it in the battery. Use soda and
water to neutralize the overflowing acidic
substances in the battery
3) Do not expose the battery or charger to
water during charging.
4) When the vehicle stops for a long time, it is
necessary to turn off the main power
switch.
Explosion Hazard
1) Prohibit sparks, flames, and lighted
cigarettes to be near the battery, because
the battery can release explosive gas.
2) Do not use tools that may cause sparks to
contact battery terminal or cable clamp.
Component damage hazard
Do not charge the battery system above 48 vdc.