KUHN MDS 55, Руководство оператора

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2.1 Operational safety
The MDS fertiliser spreader should only be put into operation after instructions
have been received from KUHN's business partners, employees and/or repre-
sentatives, or KUHN's own personnel
Before starting up the machine, read the operator manual and carefully observe
all information and safety instructions.
Only start up the MDS fertiliser spreader when all protection and safety guards,
including any detachable protection devices, have been installed and are functi-
oning correctly.
Check all nuts, bolts and locking elements regularly for correct tightness, and
tighten where necessary.
Regularly check all hydraulic hoses at the beginning of the season for mechani-
cal defects (e.g. cuts, abrasions, crushed sections, kinks, tears, leaks, porosity,
etc.).
The useful life of an undamaged hose should be limited to six years, including a
possible maximum two-year stocking period. The manufacturing date of a
hydraulic hose is indicated on its outer surface in month and year.
If operational faults develop on the fertiliser spreader, stop immediately. Ensure
that the unit is safely parked and secured, rectify the problem. If the problem
cannot be safely rectified by the operator, have the matter rectified by trained
personnel.
2.2 No liability is accepted for crop, property or environmen-
tal damage
The MDS fertiliser spreader is carefully manufactured by KUHN. In spite of this,
even when correctly using the unit, variations in output or total output failure can
occur, for example:
•
Variations in the physical characteristics of fertiliser and seed products (e.g.
variations in granule sizes, density, granule forms, surface, causticity, pa-
ckaging and humidity).
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Blockage or bridging around hopper outlets caused by foreign particles,
contaminated seeds, sticky causticity, moist fertiliser, etc.).
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Component wear.
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Damage from outside influences.
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Incorrect operational speed or forward speed.
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Incorrect settings of the fertiliser spreader (i.e. incorrect metering slide
control setting, non-observance of spreading charts).
Before each field operation, as well as during operation, check that the fertiliser
spreader is functioning correctly and that the correct application rate and spread
pattern is being achieved at all times. No claims are accepted for any damages
other than on the fertiliser spreader itself.
No liability can be accepted for
consequential loss or damage due to spreading errors.