Villager V 722, Original Instruction Manual, Page: 35 / 193

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Villager V 722 (GB)
POTENTIAL HAZARD
- Under certain conditions, gasoline is extremely flammable and extremely
explosive.
WHAT COULD HAPPEN
- A fire or gas explosion can cause burns to you or other persons and may cause
property damage.
HOW TO AVOID DANGER
- Do not smoke while pouring fuel and move away from the open flame or from
the place where gas vapors can be lit by a spark.
- Pour the fuel only outdoors.
- Store gasoline in a certified canister and keep it out of children’s reach.
- Add fuel before starting the engine. Never take off the fuel tank cap or pour
the gasoline while the engine is running or is hot.
- Never fill the fuel tank so much - that the gasoline level reaches above 10 mm
below the bottom of the spout - to allow the expansion of gasoline and
prevent fuel leakage.
- If fuel spill occurs, DO NOT try to start the engine. Move away from the space
where the spill has occurred and avoid creating any source of fuel ignition
until all the gasoline vapors disappear.
- Do not operate if the whole system is not in its place - and if it is not in proper
working
condition.
POTENTIAL HAZARD
- Under some circumstances, gasoline is extremely flammable and very
explosive.
WHAT COULD HAPPEN
- Static electricity can ignite gasoline vapors. Fire or explosion of gasoline may
cause burns to you or other persons, as well as property damage.
HOW TO AVOID DANGER
DANGER
DANGER