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Edition 12/2007 87726937A 0 - 29
REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS F106.6 / F106.6A
SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS F156.6 / F156.6A
SCREW CONNECTIONS, PIPES, HYDRAULIC
HOSES
Repair any leaks in the pipe system immediately.
A fine spray of hydraulic fluid at high pressure can
penetrate the skin.
Do not try to locate leaks with the fingers, but use a
piece of cardboard and wear protective goggles.
If fluid has penetrated the skin, seek medical
assistance immediately.
Do not repair damaged pipes, but replace them with
new ones.
Replace hydraulic hoses immediately if there is
visible damage or seepage.
Only re-tighten leaking screw plugs after
depressurizing.
Leaking oil is a danger to the environment!
DISPOSE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY
Oil, grease, brake fluid, cleaning agents, solvents
and parts containing oil, for example, filters,
cleaning cloths, replaced parts and unusable
machine parts should be disposed of separately
from each other, with respect for the environment.
Do not include these materials with normal
household waste.
Put them into the containers provided for this
purpose.
Even bio-degradable ‘environment-friendly’
hydraulic fluid must be disposed of separately, like
any other oil.
Do not allow oils and oily waste to penetrate the soil
or water courses, as this would endanger the
environment!
SEALING SURFACES
Clean the sealing surfaces before assembling.
ENGINE EXHAUST
Exhaust gases are harmful to health - do not inhale.
If working in enclosed spaces an exhaust gases are
present, use an extractor to evacuate the gases and
keep the room well ventilated.
HANDLING BATTERIES
Batteries give off explosive gases.
Do not bring open lights or naked flames near
batteries, and do not smoke.
Remove the batteries, if welding or grinding work is
to be carried out nearby. Take the batteries to a safe
distance.
Battery acid is poisonous and corrosive.
Avoid contact with the skin, mouth, eyes and
clothing. Do not spill battery acid, and do not inhale
acid vapour.
When handling batteries, wear acid-resistant
gloves, close-fitting clothes and protective goggles.
If acid comes into contact with the skin, wash
thoroughly with water and seek medical assistance.
If acid spray gets into the eyes, rinse thoroughly with
running water and call an eye specialist
immediately, or go to a hospital A&E department.
Do not place tools on the battery. This can cause a
short circuit, which would ruin the battery and could
cause injury.
Do not wear metal necklaces, bracelets or watch
straps when working on the battery. Metal parts can
cause a short circuit and possible burn injuries.
Dispose of old batteries separately from other
waste, and with respect for the environment.