Turbosol TB30, Use And Maintenance Manual

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SAFETY AND PREVENTION
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Do not use open flames or smoke when handling the fuel.
DANGERS ARISING FROM THE EMISSION OF OVERHEAD NOISE
The overhead noise emission values are shown in the technical data.
Use adequate P.P.E. to protect hearing.
DANGERS ARISING FROM THE VIBRATIONS TRANSMITTED TO THE UPPER LIMBS
The vibration emission values are shown in the technical data.
Use adequate P.P.E. to protect the upper limbs.
DANGERS ARISING FROM THE FALLING OF OBJECTS
The dangers arising from the falling of objects occur during machine tooling and hopper loading; they are:
- impact;
- crushing;
- tripping and falling;
- projection of concrete.
Carefully handle the objects used during machine use, such as, for example, tools, machine mobile parts
(e.g. grids).
The area around the machine must be free from any encumbrance.
DANGERS ARISING FROM INADEQUATE LIGHTING
The service conditions indicate the lighting required in the work environment. Greater lighting in the work
environment may be required during certain operations (such as, for example, routine and extraordinary
maintenance). If the lighting of the work environment fails, it is necessary to stop working and restore
adequate lighting.
DANGERS ARISING FROM A REASONABLY FORESEEABLE MISUSE
These are dangers originating from the operator’s behaviour during machine use.
Observe the user requirements of the machine in all the its life phases, including cleaning.
Do not abandon the machine during its running/control.
3.5.4.2
Additional warnings
Cordon off the dangerous area to keep unauthorised personnel out.
Do not use the machine in case of malfunctions or absence of parts.
Check the machine at least once before each shift to check for damage and defects. The operator must
immediately stop using the machine and report any irregularities to the user. The user is obliged to resolve
the fault before the machine is used again.