(Safety Guidelines, general, continued)
Even after the electrical power is removed, remove residual
hydraulic pressure before getting in the path of any moving parts
or disconnecting any hoses or connections.
Never work or reach inside of guards unless the compactor is
completely disabled, as set forth above.
completely disabled, as set forth above.
completely disabled, as set forth above.
completely disabled, as set forth above.
Even when the compactor is “OFF”, remember that is works by
highly pressurized hydraulic fluid, and that hydraulic systems
can retain pressure after electrical power is removed. Therefore,
slowly bleed away any residual hydraulic pressure that may
remain in the
lines before removing covers or entering any part of the
compactor or getting in the path of moving parts, and before
disconnecting any hydraulic lines or fittings.
Hydraulic oil is extremely slippery. Never remove any hydraulic
lines or fittings until you have a generous supply of “floor-dry”
available to maintain a clean, dry floor area. If there are leaks in
the hydraulic system, immediately correct them and clean up
any spilled oil.
Hydraulic oil also can operate at high temperatures. Be careful of
contact with hoses, fittings, and other hydraulic components.
Always wear any safety equipment specified by the management
responsible for the compactor.
Never enter the feed opening or get in the path of the moving
parts.
Always report any malfunction or need for service, maintenance,
or repair to the management or supervisory personnel
responsible for the compactor. Never operate the compactor with
malfunctions, or when it is in need of service, maintenance, or
repairs.
Never restore operating power to the compactor until all guards
and covers have been reinstalled and secured.
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