Safety
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Avoid hillside situations where the machine can slide off or topple
over.
Beware of hot surfaces!
Hot surfaces, such as machine parts, containers or materials but
also hot fluids are not always noticeable. If such a safety label is
attached to a component, caution is advised. Use suitable
personal protective equipment.
Hot surfaces which lie above 45°C and which can thus cause
burns (coagulation of protein) are labelled.
What to do: Hot surfaces should not be touched without protective
gloves.
Warning injury to hands!
Hand injuries are the most common result of accidents on the job.
Attention, keep hands away from areas which have these warning
labels!
There is the risk that hands could be crushed, pulled in or
otherwise be injured.
There is the risk that hands could be pulled in by rotating fans or
otherwise be injured.
Fire, smoking and open flame forbidden!
This figure is used where there is a significant fire hazard due to
existing substances (fuels / battery acid).
What to do: No sources of ignition may be brought into or arise
the identified areas.
No work that creates ignition sparks may be performed such as
welding, grinding, detaching or cutting.
If work must be performed in the identified areas, special safety
measures are to be taken prior to performing the work.
Wear hearing protection!
Suitable hearing protection is to be worn when operating the
machine. The sound level of the machine measured in dB(A) is
specified in chapter
"Technical data" (page 23)
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