Fliegl Noah TTW, Руководство по эксплуатации

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TTW Noah livestock trailer Safety instructions
Fliegl Agrartechnik GmbH, 84453 Mühldorf am Inn, Germany
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2.2 Reasonably foreseeable misuse
Any use other than the defined "designated use" or any use which exceeds this shall be defined as
misuse.
The manufacturer/supplier accepts no liability for any resulting damages.
Misuse can be dangerous.
Examples of such misuse are:
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Transporting persons
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Exceeding the permissible total weight
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Failure to observe safety stickers on the machine and safety information in the operating
instructions
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Performing troubleshooting, adjustments, cleaning, repairs and maintenance contrary to the
specifications in the operating instruction
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Unauthorised changes to the machine
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Attachment of additional equipment that has not been authorised or approved
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Use of non-original FLIEGL replacement parts
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Transporting scrap steel, goods with sharp edges or aggressive substances
Caution when reversing:
Because the area behind the livestock trailer cannot be seen, or can only be partially seen from the
operator workstation, a signaller is mandatory when reversing (as required by German road traffic
regulations).
Modifications and changes
Any unauthorised modifications and changes to the machine (such as welding onto bearing parts) will
void all liabilities and the manufacturer's warranty .
Additions or modifications of any kind can affect the electro-magnetic behaviour of the machine.
Therefore, do not make any changes or add anything to the machine without consulting and receiving
written agreement from the manufacturer.
Replacement and wear parts and auxiliary materials
The use of replacement and wear parts or auxiliary materials from third parties can lead to dangers. The
manufacturer accepts no liability for damage resulting from the use of these parts. Therefore, use only
original parts or parts approved by the manufacturer.
2.3 Service life of the machine
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The service life of this machine greatly depends on its correct use and maintenance as well as
the specific applications and operating conditions.
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Following the instructions and information in these operating instructions will safeguard the
operational readiness of the machine and maximise its service life.
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After each season of use, the machine must be checked thoroughly for signs of wear and other
damage.
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Damaged or worn parts must be replaced before any subsequent use of the machine.
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Following a prescribed, type-specific period of use, the machine must be subjected to a
comprehensive technical inspection. A decision as to the ongoing use of the machine must then
be made based on the results of this inspection.
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The service life of the machine is theoretically unlimited since all worn or damaged parts can be
replaced.