Minuteman SW5X PB40PH, Instruction Manual

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Liquid Propellant Gas System USER TIPS
- Allow only qualified and trained
personnel to operate a Minuteman
Propane sweeper.
- Always maintain your Minuteman
Propane sweeper, follow operating
and maintenance instructions.
- Always check oil level before start-
ing.
- Always keep accurate records of
maintenance and service in a main-
tenance log book.
- Never overfill a propane fuel tank.
Be sure to follow safety instructions
for venting overfilled tanks in safety
section in this manual.
- Never leave machine unattended
with engine running.
- Never change or alter fuel system
unless authorized by Minuteman
International Inc. Service Depart-
ment.
- Always keep nuts and bolts tight-
ened and hose connection snug.
- Always store propane tank outside
in an approved, secured, and tamp-
er proof enclosure to provide safety
from vandalism and accidents.
- Never use a non-sweeper listed fu-
el tank on your propane buffer.
- Always operate your sweeper, with
exhaust (muffler) pointed away
from merchandise, furniture, etc.
Heat from exhaust may cause
damage.
- For all engine repairs refer to the
engine manual included with this
parts and instruction book.
- Engine will not start if rego coupling
is crossed, (fuel line connection)
make sure fuel line connection is
properly done.
- Always check fuel system for leaks
with soapy water. (Hoses, regula-
tors, connections)
- Never smoke while operating or
working on sweeper.
- Keep hands, feet, hair, clothing, etc.
away from brushes, pulleys, and
any other moving parts on equip-
ment.
- If you smell gas, do not touch any
electric switch, extinguish any open
flame and contact your gas suppli-
er, and open windows.
- If there is any smell of propane fuel,
check immediately for leaks.
- Do not store any other flammable
liquids or vapors in the vicinity of
propane storage area, machine
storage area or any other appli-
ance.
- Do not place flammable objects
such as matches, fuel, etc., close to
the engine while it is running.
- When parking the machine, imme-
diately close the tapping valve of
the cylinders.
- Never attempt to repair a propane
fuel tank by yourself. Tanks can on-
ly be repaired by a Department of
Transportation authorized facility.
- Check liquid propellant gas
systems for proper condition, func-
tion and leakage at regular inter-
vals.
- For repairs or adjustments on your
Propane sweeper use only an au-
thorized Minuteman Service Center.
CAUTION
CAUTION
CAUTION
Visible escaping gas vapor is
extremely cold (ICE). Degrees (-44)
avoid contact.
Propane gas is heavier than air. The
gas will settle to the lowest possible
area and build upwards.
Build-up of propane vapor in any
enclosed area, can cause an explo-
sion if ignited. Operate only in well-
ventilated areas.
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