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Safety Information
Please become familiar with all safety procedures described in this chapter.
When using chemicals always refer to the MSDS sheets and manufacturer’s instructions for the proper pro-
cedure for emergency medical treatment, cleanup, handling and storage requirements.
Safety Before Starting
Follow these safety procedures before starting any service with the unit.
Ventilate the Work Area.
To avoid breathing harmful fumes and exhaust, make sure the unit is always used in a well ventilated area,
away from all flames, sparks, and other ignition sources.
Keep a Fire Extinguisher On Hand
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Keep an approved fire extinguisher within easy reach.
Check Oil and Coolant Levels.
Check engine oil and coolant levels and add oil or coolant if necessary.
Check Polarity.
Always use proper polarity on battery posts. When connecting the unit to a battery, connect the positive (red)
battery lead to the positive (+) battery terminal. Connect the negative (black) lead to the negative (-) battery
terminal (11-15 VOLTS DC).
Avoid Open Flames and Sparks.
Keep lighted cigarettes, open flames, or other ignition sources away from the battery.
Use Caution at All Times.
Use safety goggles and keep hands, hair, loose clothing, and jewelry away from the battery, fan blades, belts,
and other moving parts of the vehicle engine.
Ensure Vehicle is safe
Before beginning a service ensure the vehicle is in satisfactory condition (i.e. broken or loose fuel lines, igni-
tion wires, battery cables, electrical wires, fuses and relays.)
Safety When Connecting/Disconnecting Hoses
Fuel systems maintain residual pressure in fuel lines even after the engine has been turned off.
Use caution when opening any fuel line.
Avoid Spills.
To avoid fuel spills, wrap a clean shop cloth around fittings when connecting or disconnecting any hoses or
adapters.
Remove Ignition Sources.
Remove all ignition sources such as lit cigarettes, matches, etc., when working with fuels and detergents.
IMPORTANT
Failure to observe these precautions, or the improper use of equipment, could result in property damage or
serious injury. Follow the safety procedures in this chapter each time the unit is used
