Enarco CRENA 22, Инструкция по эксплуатации

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REVERSIBLE VIBRATORY PLATE COMPACTOR
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CRENA 22*, 26*, 32*
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2.1.6 Loading and Transporting
1. The machine may be loaded and transported only using a device of adequate payload (weight of
the machine can be found in chapter Basic Technical Parameters).
2. When loading the machine by a crane, regulations for crane operation must be observed. Such
activity may be done by a qualified person only, with valid crane licence and/or binder’s licence.
3. Attach the binding means to the specified point at the machine frame.
4. In case of manual handling, cooperation of more people is necessary so that maximal weight of
burden which can be lifted by a man is not exceeded.
5. When transporting the machine, it must be adequately secured against tipping over, falling down
or shifting along the loading area. Fit the bending means to the marked points.
6. The machine should be transported with the control bar lifted up and secured.
The control bar (see chapter 2.1. basic parts of the reversible plate) is intended for controlling the
machine only, when vibration is working (maximal/operational engine speed is set up). never lift, turn
around, fix or tow the vibratory plate at the control bar, as that would lead to damage to the rubber
mounts!
In case of damage due to machines from this company is not responsible for damages!.
2.2 FORBIDDEN ACTIVITIES
When working with the machine, it is forbidden mainly:
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to use the machine for other than intended activities;
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to control the machine other way than described in the Operation Manual;
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to work with the machine when drunk or intoxicated or under influence of medicals with negative
influence on ability to control a machine;
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to work with the machine, if its operation would cause danger to persons, property or road
operation;
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to start and/or work with the machine, if there are other persons within its dangerous reach;
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to start and/or work with the machine, if any of the protective devices (i.e. a cover) is dismantled
or damaged;
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to work with the machine wherever is an external danger (machine caving-in, land slide, machine
rolling over, leakage of dangerous agents, danger of explosion, fire risk, risk of electric shock,
etc.);
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to work with the machine wherever is a danger of damaging underground objects (i.e. by
excessive vibrations) and damage to the underground engineering networks;
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to work with the machine within the protective zone of electric power lines and transformer
stations;
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to travel with the machine over electric cables, unless these are adequately protected against
mechanical damage;
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to work with the machine under reduced visibility and in the night, unless the working area and
the whole jobsite is adequately illuminated;
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to abandon the operator’s place while the machine is running and to abandon unsecured
machine without making precautions against it unauthorized use;
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to disable safety, protective and/or protection devices or to modify their parameters;
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to use a machine from which oil, fuel or other fluids are leaking;
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to start the engine by other way than described in the operation manual;
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to clean the machine when the machine is running;
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to smoke or use naked flame when checking the fuel level or refuelling, when lubricating the
machine or when checking the battery;