Echo SRM series, Руководство по безопасности

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ENGLISH
DANGER ZONE
Careless operation, misuse, improper configuration or assembly, or use of
unapproved cutting heads and work attachments can result in serious or
fatal injuries to operator and bystanders. Flying debris can cause serious
eye injury, loss of sight, or property damage. You must read, understand,
and follow all safety and operating instructions in this safety manual, in your
unit’s Operator’s Manual, the Attachment Operator’s Manual, and in the
Installation Instructions for any kit or accessory being installed before using
this equipment.
DANGER ZONE
100 FEET
30
METERS
15 METERS
50 FEET
DANGER ZONE
RISK ZONE
NO PERSON EXCEPT OPERATOR IS ALLOWED IN 15 METER RADIUS*
DANGER ZONE. EYE, EAR, FACE, FOOT, LEG AND BODY PROTECTION
MUST BE WORN BY OPERATOR. PERSONS IN ZONE OF RISK BEYOND
DANGER ZONE MUST WEAR EYE PROTECTION.
• ALWAYS maintain a minimum safety zone of 50 feet (15 meters) from
where you are working. Don’t allow others to enter the safety zone unless
you have shut the unit off and the cutting/work attachment has completely
stopped moving.
• ALWAYS wear appropriate personal protective equipment to protect eyes,
face, hearing, and hands.
• ALWAYS wear protective clothing to minimize risk of cuts, scrapes, and
burns, and wear sturdy shoes or work boots with non-slip soles.
• ALWAYS safety-check equipment carefully before use.
• NEVER operate with missing, broken, or loose parts.
• NEVER operate a unit with a fuel leak of any kind.
• ALWAYS clear the intended cutting/work area of debris such as wire,
stones, wood, cans, broken glass, and other objects which could be thrown,
become entangled, or damage the cutting head/work attachment.
• ALWAYS check for hidden hazards such as sprinkler heads, metal stakes,
or other similar objects that could break the cutting line or damage the
cutting/work attachment. Stay clear of these
hazards when operating your unit to minimize risk
of injury from flying debris and loss of control, and
to prevent equipment damage.
• ALWAYS
check the ground for surface obstacles
and other trip hazards, and be prepared for the
terrain when moving around the work area.
Always clear debris
before using unit
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OPERATION