2.2
Safety requirements
Attention!
The indications below are important to prevent hazards that can occur while operating the vacuum.
However, they cannot replace the expertise and common sense of the operators as an overall
framework for accident prevention. Every section lists further safety requirements specific for the
various operations.
CAUTION!
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This vacuum can only be used by adequately trained adults.
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This vacuum is suitable for industrial use, such as: factories, warehouses, workshops.
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This vacuum is not intended to be used in corrosive or explosive environments.
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Keep the vacuum clear from foreign bodies, such as debris, oil, tools and other objects that could damage its
operation and cause injuries.
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Avoid using flammable or toxic solvents, such as petrol, benzene, ether and alcohol for cleaning operations.
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Avoid prolonged contact with solvents and inhaling their vapours.
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Avoid using it in the proximity of naked flames or heat sources; ensure suitable ventilation.
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Do not, under any circumstance, use the vacuum without a filter.
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Do not vacuum lit cigarette butts: they could ignite the filter.
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Do not vacuum petrol or flammable liquids in general.
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Ensure that all the guards and protection devices are in place and that all the safety devices are properly installed and
efficient.
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Do not wear loose or baggy clothing, such as ties, scarves, ripped clothes that could get easily caught or trapped in
the vacuum.
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Do not open the refuse collection container while the vacuum is operating.
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Never put your hands inside the container's positioning guides: movement of the lifting handle can cause crushing of
the fingers.
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Extensions, press-fit plugs and adapters are prohibited.
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Do not climb on the vacuum.
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Do not touch electric wires, switches, buttons, etc., with wet hands.
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Periodically verify the integrity of the power cord.
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When using the industrial vacuum, some components (motor terminal box, motor body in particular) can reach high
temperatures.
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During the operations to restore original work conditions, the personnel in charge must ensure at the end of the
procedure, normal operating and safety conditions of the vacuum and, in particular, of the safety devices and
protective guards involved in the operation.
