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6.2 BASIC SAFETY RULES
6.2.1 DRIVER OBLIGATIONS
The driver must be instructed in their duties.
Any incorrect use of this machine may cause serious physical harm or even fatal injuries!
Unauthorized persons are prohibited from using this device.
During working hours, the driver is responsible for the loader. The driver must not allow unauthorized persons to use the
loader. When the driver leaves the loader, they are obliged to secure it against unauthorized use, e.g. by removing the key.
The driver further is obliged to:
Read and understand these operating instructions, which must be available to the driver at all times;
Get acquainted with the safe operation of the loader;
Wear protective equipment (protective clothing, safety shoes, safety helmet, goggles and gloves) according to
the conditions, the environment and the type of load handled;
Be mentally and psychologically fit to drive the loader safely.
Danger
The ability to drive the loader may be impaired by the intake of drugs, alcohol or medication that
affect a person’s reactions! Persons under the influence of the above substances must not per-
form any operations on or with the loader.
It is forbidden to push limbs through the side grilles and the boarding opening.
There is a risk of limb amputation.
It is forbidden to push objects through the side grilles and the boarding opening.
There is a risk of damage to the machine and a risk of injury.
It is forbidden to use the loader with dismantled or otherwise damaged grilles and windows.
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6.3 BASIC SAFETY RULES FOR OPERATION
6.3.1 INSURANCE COVERAGE ON A CONSTRUCTION SITE
In many cases, public transport is not permitted on construction sites.
6.3.2 ALTERATIONS AND MODIFICATIONS
If you use the loader for works not specified in regulations or in these operating instructions, and the loader must be mod-
ified or retrofitted, please note that any alteration of the loader design may affect its stability and performance, which may
result in various accidents. Therefore, contact your service center before making any modifications.
Without the manufacturer’s consent, it is prohibited to make changes that, among other things, adversely affect the loader
stability or load capacity, or its safety functions.
Changes to the loader may only be made with the manufacturer’s prior written consent. If necessary, consent of the com-
petent authority must be obtained.
Changes to the brake system, steering, controls, peripheral vision and special equipment (such as attachments) also are
subject to the manufacturer’s prior written consent.
Warning
In order to ensure that the loader has insurance coverage against claims by third parties in the
event of damage caused in areas with limited public transport, the manufacturer recommends
that commercial liability insurance be taken out.
Warning
When welding on the loader, the batteries and all connections to the electrical control units must
be disconnected. More detailed information on these topics can be obtained from an authorized
service center.
Warning
Additional openings in the battery cover present a risk of explosion! Volatile gases may be re-
leased, which can explode and cause harm, including fatal injuries. Sealing the openings with
plugs does not provide an additional barrier to gas leakage.
Do not drill any holes into the battery cover!
Otherwise the structural stability will be compromised of the battery cover, which then may break. It can hit the driver’s seat,
which poses a risk of accident due to uncontrolled movements of the controls while driving.
Should the manufacturer be wound up and its company is not taken over by a new owner (legal entity), the operator can
make modifications to the loader.