TCM FD35C9, Workshop Manual

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(11) If a fire breaks out, observe the following precautions:
· If a fire breaks out, give a loud warning to fellow workers
immediately.
· If an electrical device catches fire, turn off the power switch before
trying to fight fire.
· If an oil or lubricant catches fire, use a suitable fire extinguisher
such as ABC dry chemical fire extinguisher, or sand.
(12) Avoid burning waste or anything else in the work area.
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(1) Do not get on or off the truck while it is in motion. Do not grab the
load handling levers or steering wheel when getting on or off the
truck.
(2) Use the safety step(s) and safety handle when getting on or off a
stationary truck.
(3) After removing a large component, put it on a work bench.
(4) Before trying to remove hydraulic lines, shut off the engine and
operate the hydraulic control levers several times release any residual
pressure.
(5) Do not heat a hydraulic line that contains fluid. If the connector on a
corroded pipe sticks, loosen it using a penetrating agent, box wrench,
and a long spanner.
(6) When working in a group, make sure everyone understands the
meaning of any hand signals and the communication methods that will
be used. In particular, before you start the engine, let fellow workers
know you are going to start the engine.
(7) Shut off the engine before trying to check for water or oil leaks.
(8) Use jigs suitable for the job. Do not use an inappropriate jig. Check
the jig before use and repair any jig that is defective.
(9) Use screwdrivers suitable for the job.
(10) Do not connect two wrenches. If necessary, use a longer wrench or
weld them properly.
(11) A mallet should always have a wedge in the head. Do not wear a
glove when using a mallet.
(12) Remove any burrs from the chisel head. Wear safety glasses when
chipping materials.
(13) Use a pressure gauge of suitable capacity to check the hydraulic
pressure.
(14) When using an impact wrench, make sure that the pin which locks the
socket has not come off.
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