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Foreword
General usage instructions for commercial vehicles
If you are a professional driver using your own vehicle, or a haulier entrusting one of your
vehicles to a member of your staff, it is essential to follow and ensure the application of the
following instructions. They are only a reminder of the basics of the trade and standard pro-
fessional practice and in no way are to be taken as exhaustive. In this way you will obtain
the maximum profit from your material and prevent any risk of accidents and incidents.
1. A few basic instructions
– Every driver must possess all necessary licences and should only drive when physical-
ly fit and sufficiently rested.
– The vehicle must be in conformity with current legislation in the country or countries
in which it is used.
– Any signs indicating hazardous substances must be affixed and be in good condition.
– Loads:
• All-up or per-axle weights (regulatory or technical) must not be exceeded.
• Loading and securing of loads must be carried out using conventional procedures,
tarpaulins and side curtains must be correctly stretched and fastened and doors and
sideboards locked, etc...
– In the cab:
• Never carry dangerous products (such as petroleum, trichlorethylene, thinner,
etc.).
• If an animal is carried, it must be kept away from the driving position.
– Getting in and out of the vehicle:
• Use the steps and the handles provided. Never jump down from the vehicle. When
leaving the vehicle, observe the traffic flow, particularly if you have been driving
for a long time.
• Take extra care when the climatic conditions are bad (rain, snow, ice) and at night.
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USE IN CLOSED PREMISES:
•
NEVER LEAVE THE ENGINE RUNNING IN CLOSED OR POORLY VENTILATED
PREMISES. THE EXHAUST GASES CONTAINED EXTREMELY TOXIC CON-
STITUENTS. THEIR CONCENTRATION MAY HAVE VERY SERIOUS EFFECTS
ON YOUR HEALTH.
Summary of Contents for Premium DXi 11
Page 14: ...A 8 Foreword...
Page 44: ...B2 2 Presentation...
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Page 48: ...B2 6 Presentation Dashboard...
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Page 66: ...B2 24 Presentation Key to switches Dashboard...
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Page 126: ...B3 8 Presentation First aid kit Depending on your vehicle s equipment First aid kit location 1...
Page 138: ...C2 8 Driving...
Page 155: ...C4 11 Driving Never let the engine speed reach the red zone runaway speed...
Page 198: ...C5 2 Driving Engine stop control cab tilted 1...
Page 200: ...C5 4 Driving...
Page 228: ...D1 26 Use of the equipment...
Page 230: ...D2 2 Use of the equipment...
Page 231: ...E1 1 Features servicing EATURES SERVICING Identification Vehicle identification...
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Page 254: ...E3 16 Features servicing Fuses in fuse box 1 located in battery compartment...
Page 268: ...E4 12 Features servicing Lubrication diagram s 4x2 rigid and tractor...
Page 269: ...E4 13 Features servicing 6x2 rigid and tractor...
Page 270: ...E4 14 Features servicing...
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Page 320: ...E11 2 Features servicing...
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Page 361: ...E25 1 Features servicing EATURES SERVICING Starter Starter types Starter Mitsubishi...
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Page 378: ...F 10 Quick breakdown repair...
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Page 385: ...A1 1 Driving RIVING Driving position...
Page 386: ...A1 2 Driving Driving position Key to switches Dashboard...
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