Neilsen CT1703, Original Instructions Manual

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ENSURE THAT THE AREA TO BE COMPACTED DOES NOT CONTAIN ANY
“LIVE” ELECTRICAL CABLES, GAS, WATER OR COMMUNICATIONSERVICE’S
WHICH MAY BE DAMAGED BY THE ACTION OF THE VIBRATION.
EXERCISE CARE WHEN OPERATING UNIT, EXPOSURE TO VIBRATION OR
REPETITIVE WORK ACTIONS MAY BE HARMFUL TO HANDS AND ARMS
NEVER
STAND ON THE UNIT WHILE IT IS OPERATING.
DO NOT INCREASE THE GOVERNED NO-LOAD MOTOR SPEED ABOVE 3500
RPM . ANY INCREASE MAY RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY AND DAMAGE TO
THE MACHINE.
BE CAREFUL NOT TO COME IN CONTACT WITH THE MUFFIER WHEN THE
ENGINEIS HOT, SINCE IT CAN CUASE SERVERE BURNS.
ENSURE THAT REPAIRS TO THE MOTOR AND MACHINE ARE CARRIED OUT
BY COMPETENT PERSONNEL.
5.2
FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS
PETROL OR DIESEL OIL IS EXTREMELY FLAMMABLE AND EXPLOSIVE
UNDER CERTIAIN CONDITIONS.
ENSURE THAT FUEL IS ONLY STORED IN AN APPROVED STORAGE
CONTAINER.
DO NOT REFUEL THE MOTOR WHILE IT IS IN OPERATION OR HOT.
DO NOT REFUEL THE MOTOR IN THE VICINITY OF SPARKS, A NAKED
FLAME OR A PERSON SMOKING.
DO NOT OVER FILL THE FUEL TANK AND AVOID SPILLING OIL WHEN
REFUELLING. SPILLED OIL OR ITS VAPOUR MAY IGNITE. IF SPILLAGE
OCCURS, ENSURE THAT THE AREA IS DRY BEFORE STARTING THE
MOTOR.
ENSURE THAT THE FUEL TANK CAP IS SECURELY FITTED AFTER
REFUELLING.
5.3
CHEMICAL HAZARDS