Nanni N4.115, Руководство оператора

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Special attention must be brought
on boat with metallic hull, especially
concerning the protection of the
persons against electrical shock
and the protection against galvanic
and electrolytic corrosion.
Battery acid
The acid in batteries can cause
serious injury and even death!
When servicing the batteries, wear
protective gloves and goggles. Bat-
teries contain sulphuric acid which
is highly corrosive.
Acid can spurt from batteries when
they are handled. If the acid comes
into contact with the skin, rinse tho-
roughly in fresh water and consult
a doctor.
Risk of battery explo-
sion
A battery explosion can cause
serious injury and even death! En-
sure the battery storage compart-
ment is corrected ventilated.
Do not smoke near the batteries
and keep them away from sources
of ignition (flames or sparks). They
produce hydrogen which could
ignite or explode on contact with an
electrical arc or a flame.
Switch off all electrical appliances
in the vicinity when you are working
on the batteries.
Ventilate correctly storage batteries
compartment. Avoid touching the
battery terminals with metal tools
so that no sparks are created which
could cause an explosion. Remove
the rings, bracelets and necklaces
before handing the batteries.
Rotating parts
Rotating parts can be extremely
dangerous and cause serious injury
and even death!
Do not work on the engine when
it is operational. If work on the
engine when running is absolutely
necessary, do not touch any hot or
rotating parts.
Baggy clothing, hair or objects
could be pulled in and/or caught
and cause serious injury or subs-
tantial property damage.
Do not wear bracelets, necklaces
or rings when working on a engine.
Check that the bolts and screws
are properly tightened and that
the protection mechanisms are in
place. Do not check the tension of
the alternator belt when the engine
is operational.
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