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Edition 12/2007 87726937A 0 - 25
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS F106.6 / F106.6A
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS F156.6 / F156.6A
3.8 Working equipment
PERSONNEL
The assembly operations should be carried out only
by operating or maintenance personnel who
possess the required skills.
If the personnel lack the necessary skills, they
should be carefully guided by experienced
personnel.
They must have read and understood the operating
instructions, particularly the ‘Basic safety
information’ section.
During the assembly operations, only experienced
personnel must be allowed to start the machine in
order to make adjustments to the working tool.
Operator errors with the machine or the working
equipment can result in life-threatening situations.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT AND
WORK CLOTHES
Wear close-fitting work clothes when working with
the machine. Loose or wide items of clothing can
become caught in machine parts, and thus cause
injuries.
Wear a hard hat, protective shoes and gloves.
TOOLS AND ACCESSORIES
Tools, lifting gear, lifting accessories, support frames
and other equipment must be in a reliable working
condition.
When driving in or removing fastening bolts, metal
splinters may fly off and cause injury. Therefore, use
a brass or copper drift for driving in or removing
bolts, and wear safety glasses.
Use only the steps, platforms and handles provided
when getting in or out.
Keep steps, platforms and handles in a condition
where they provide a secure grip. Clean them
immediately if they become soiled with oil, grease,
soil, mud, snow, ice, or other matter.
SECURING THE WORKING EQUIPMENT
Lower the working equipment to the ground, so that
it will not move when mechanical or hydraulic
connections are loosened.
If the machine has to be jacked up, secure the front
axle with wedges to prevent swinging.
If working near the articulation, lock the joint.
Remove all locking and securing devices when the
work is complete.
If work tools or tool parts are to be attached or
removed, or adjusted while in position, they should
be secured with suspension/propping equipment to
prevent unintentional movement, slipping or falling.
SECURING THE MACHINE
Only carry out work on the working equipment if the
machine has been secured as described in the
section ‘Securing the machine’.
CHOOSING THE WORKING EQUIPMENT
The machine can be equipped with a variety of
working equipment. The components of the working
equipment are made up of hydraulic cylinders and
connecting parts. Various component combinations
are possible in order to adapt the working
equipment optimally to the type of application.
Only use equipment and component combinations
with the machine, if these have been expressly
approved by the manufacturer for this machine.
Equipment supplied by other manufacturers, to
which EC machines guideline 89/392 EWG applies,
should only be attached and operated if they carry:
•
the manufacturer’s statement of conformity,
•
the statement of compatibility.