Olympia MILLENNIUM H, Owner'S Manual

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The Ultimate Ice Resurfacer 19
MILLENNIUM
H
1.13 Remaining Hazards
Risk of Injury!
The ice resurfacer operator must be in possession of all his mental and physical faculties to
ensure that no one gets injured (i.e. the operator must not have consumed alcohol, taken
pills or other medication, or taken drugs).
Risk of Falling and Risk of Injury!
The carrying of passengers on the ice resurfacer is strictly prohibited, as they could fall off
the machine and sustain injury.
Risk of Injury!
Before starting any maintenance job, make sure that you secure the snow dump tank with
the safety supports to prevent it from dropping down, because there is a considerable
hazard potential here.
Risk of Injury!
Always place blocks under the conditioner when performing maintenance work and blade
changes.
Risk of Sustaining Cutting Injuries!
Always wear protective gloves when handling the blade. Because both new and used blades
are extremely sharp, for your own safety and to protect the sharp edge of the blade,
always use the magnetic guard.
NEVER leave the OLYMPIA Millennium H unattended when filling it with water, because hot
water could leak out and injure someone.