AVANT e6 2018, Руководство оператора

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Avant e6
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Fire prevention
To minimise the risk of fire, keep the loader clean
and follow the following simple steps.
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Always keep the loader clean to avoid build-up of
flammable, combustible debris, such as dust,
leaves, hay, straw, etc. See page 89 for more
instructions about cleaning of the loader.
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There are many parts on the electric system of
the loader that operate at high temperatures
during normal use. To avoid risk of fire, and to
ensure that the cooling of all electric systems is
ensured, keep the loader clean. Overheating of
electric parts can shorten their service life, or
even cause fire.
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Do not smoke during any maintenance
operation.
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Add hydraulic oil only at a well ventilated place.
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Oil leaks can ignite on hot components. Repair
any damaged or leaking components before
using the loader.
Know where fire extinguishing equipment is located
near your working site. At some areas a fire
extinguisher may be mandatory. Keep a multi-
purpose, approved type fire extinguisher available
near the place where you store the loader.
CAUTION
Battery cells contain flammable
liquid electrolyte, which is
harmful and in large quantities
toxic. Avoid any contact with
leaking electrolyte. In case of fire,
battery electrolyte may release
toxic gasses. Leaking electrolyte
reacts with moisture and forms
hydrogen fluoride gas, which is
very acidic and toxic.
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Follow correct charging procedure
Recharge the loader only at a well-ventilated place
where temperatures remain within the allowed or
recommended range.
To ensure fire safety during recharge
Follow correct recharge instructions. Damaged
cables, low quality extension cords, or incorrect
charger can overheat during recharge, or damage
the battery, creating a risk of fire.
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Use only the integrated charger of the loader, or
a correctly set up Avant e6 charging station.
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Never charge a damaged battery.
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Make sure there is not dust, hay, straw, or other
combustible material within the loaders covers.
Clean any flammable materials from the loader
before charging it.
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Plug the loader only to a grounded mains plug.
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It is recommended to use a mains outlet with a
residual current switch device to protect from
electric shock in case insulation of cables is
damaged. Those devices must be tested
periodically according to their instructions.
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Use extension cables only if necessary. Use as
short cables as possible. Choose only high-
quality cables with large conductor cross-section.
Poor quality cables can heat up and even burn.
During charge with the integrated charger of the
loader, the electric power that runs through the
mains cable can be as high as about 2300 watts.
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Avoid cable loops to prevent heating of the
cable. Unwind any long cable that is coiled,
otherwise the cable can overheat and burn.
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Make sure the fuses of the mains plug are
adequate for charging of the loader.
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Make sure all charger and battery cables and
their insulations are not damaged and that they
are connected correctly. Never use damaged
charger cables.