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Exhaust gases
Exhaust gases from the mower can hurt or cause death to you or others when inhaled. Do not operate the mower
in a closed space without ensuring that it is well ventilated. If you start feeling drowsy, stop the mower immediately.
Workplace
Workplaces can be dangerous. Before starting work, your work area will need to be properly examined. You could
be seriously hurt or even killed if the soil had slipped under the mower. Find out if there are any potholes, hidden
debris, wood, tree stumps, stones, wires, glass or other similar objects. Any of the above may cause loss of control
over the mower or could be propelled when using the mower or even damage the mower.
USE OF THE MOWER > HAZARDOUS ZONE
Keep a safe distance when operating the mower!
The surface on embankments and in ditches can cause the machine to slip. Do not work in proximity of
embankments and ditches where there is a risk of slipping and do not drive on them. Look out for power lines while
working. Especially when driving underneath them may cause radio interference. In such cases, the mower shuts
off the engine immediately and stops all movements. If you are using the mower on busy roads, make sure that the
mower does not endanger those who pass by or their property, by potentially throwing unwanted objects. Choose
an appropriate working distance.
Parking
An incorrectly parked mower may spontaneously move in the absence of a driver. Follow the instructions in the
operating instructions for properly parking the mower.
Sparks
Sparks from the exhaust or electrical system can cause an explosion or fire. Do not use the mower in confined
spaces containing combustible materials, vapors or dust.
Dangerous environments
This mower is designed to work under normal outdoor atmospheric conditions. It must not be used in confined
spaces without adequate ventilation. Do not use the mower in potentially explosive atmospheres, ie with explosive
vapors, gases or dust, without consulting with your Spider distributor / dealer.
Regulations
Comply with all laws and local labor requirements applicable to you and the mower.
Mower Safety
Stop work immediately if a malfunction occurs. Abnormal noises and odors can be signs of a problem. Check for
any issues and repair before resuming work.
Hot parts
Contact with hot surfaces can cause skin burns. The engine and mower components will be hot after operating.
Allow the engine and components to cool before servicing. Do not expose / park the mower near open flames or
sources that emit heat. Allow the mower engine and hydraulic drive to cool down properly before placing it in a
confined space.
Driving at high speeds
Driving at high speeds can lead to accidents. Do not move the joystick as far as possible. Always drive at a safe
speed that suits your working conditions.
Slopes
Operating on slopes can be dangerous if appropriate measures are not taken. Soil conditions can change by rain,
erosion, etc. Carefully inspect the work area. Never enter the area under the mower or above the mower if you are
working on a slope. Before working on a slope, ensure that no one is moving under the mower or under the area
where you drive. Do not endanger other people by driving the mower above them.
