Nakayama MB5000, Owner'S Manual

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spill, remove it and clean the unit. After finishing the refueling, make sure the screwed closure is tight to avoid loosening
in result of vibrations.
14. Watch out for any damaged parts. Inspect the machine before use. Are any parts damaged? Ask yourself seriously when
detecting slight damage whether the machine will work perfectly and safely despite that. Watch out for proper aligning
and adjustment of any moving parts. Do the parts fit one in another properly? Are the part damaged? Is everything
installed as appropriate? Are any other prerequisites of proper working in place? Damaged protective devices etc. must
be repaired or replaced by authorized entitles unless the operation manual expressly says otherwise. Any defective
switches must be replaced at an authorized servicing centre. Do not use the machine if it cannot be put on and off with
the switch. When repairs are necessary, kindly turn to your local servicing centre.
15. Switch the engine off before any adjustment and maintenance. That applies to the blades replacement in the first place.
16. Use approved parts only. Use only identical spare parts for maintenance and repairs. Request advice of an authorized
servicing centre for this purpose.
Emergency Action
Apply the first aid adequate to the injury and get qualified medical assistance as quickly as possible. Protect the injured
person from more accidents and calm him/her down.
Assigned Use
The unit is designed only for regular use in agriculture, forestry, and horticulture and area treatment. The manufacturer
should not be held liable for any personal and material losses due to a failure to observe these rules.
Transportation and Storage
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The unit is allowed to be transported with the engine off only
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Clean the unit thoroughly before putting in on storage
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Store the unit at a dry clean place
Fuel or oil may leak at transport. Secure the unit as appropriate and take preventive action to protect the
environment against contamination.
Assembly and First Putting in Operation