Turbosol TB30, Use And Maintenance Manual

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SAFETY AND PREVENTION
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561405 - IS19/07 - EN
3.5.4 Use
3.5.4.1 Residue risks
Below is a list of residual risks and description of the safety measures to eliminate them while using the machine.
DANGERS ARISING FROM THE SAFETY SYSTEM FAULTS
§ 3.6 lists the safety devices and describes their respective operation.
The operator is responsible for daily checking the smooth operation of the safety systems.
In particular:
- with engine started, pressing the emergency buttons must stop the engine;
- the machine functions (pumping, mixing) are only active after pressing the controls enable button;
- with pumping started, the opening of the hopper grid must stop the pumping itself and the function only restarts after pressing
the controls enable button;
The operator must only check the operation of the above-said systems, avoid the introduction of objects or
body parts during the inspection.
The operator is responsible for stopping the machine and warning the user of the detected failures. The
user is responsible for appointing the maintenance technician to solve the failures.
It is forbidden to use the machine when it is not under the normal operational conditions provided.
Do not use the machine with the mobile and fixed protection guards open, not properly secured or removed.
Only use the machine if the safety devices are in perfect working conditions. Do not use the machine with
the protection and/or safety devices off and/or not working.
DANGERS ARISING FROM THE EXHAUST GASES OF THE ENDOTHERMIC ENGINE
The dangers arising from the exhaust gases are:
- scalding or burn;
- inhalation;
- fire.
The machine can only operate outdoors. Do not use the machine indoors. Make sure there is always good
ventilation.
The close exposure to the silencer exhaust pipe can cause burn. Do not stand in front of the exhaust gas
outlet. If you suspect burn, take the person concerned to the hospital.
The exposure to exhaust gases may be source of discomfort or irritation of the respiratory tract. Do not
stand in front of the exhaust gas outlet. If you suspect intoxication, take the person concerned to the
hospital.
Do not expose dry grass, mown glass, oil or other combustible materials to the exhaust gas.
DANGERS ARISING FROM CONTACT WITH THE MACHINE HOT PARTS
The dangers arising from contact with hot parts are:
- scalding or burn;
- fire.