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1.2 Caution Labels
Important information is written on caution labels which are attached to the
machine at locations where they can be easily seen. Caution labels contain
critical information which must be strictly observed by all operators; failure to
observe the information can cause serious accidents.
Caution labels are marked DANGER, WARNING, or CAUTION, depending upon
the seriousness of the hazard.
DANGER
:
Imminently hazardous situation – failure to follow the
instructions will cause serious injury or death.
WARNING
: Potentially hazardous situation – failure to follow the
instructions will cause serious injury or death.
CAUTION
: Potentially hazardous situation – failure to follow the
instructions could cause minor injuries, or damage to the
machine.
Keep caution labels clean and free from obstruction so operators can see at all
times.
Never remove caution labels. If a label comes off, re-affix it at the original
position.
Never fix anything or paint over a caution label.
If any part of a caution label becomes blurred or cannot be easily read then this
label must be replaced.
In addition to the information given on caution labels, there is a variety of other
cautionary information which must be observed by operators during machine
installation, operation and maintenance. This cautionary information appears in
this instruction manual. Read all safety information carefully.
Failure to observe the warnings and cautions can cause serious injury to the
machine operator or personnel in the vicinity, and damage to the machine.
Always observe this information during machine operation and maintenance.
