TEI TE260, Руководство по обслуживанию и ремонту

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OPERATOR WARNINGS
Your first consideration, when servicing your TE260,
must be your personal protection and that of others.
Correct servicing is a matter of being completely
familiar with your machine and the job it is intended to
do. Carefully read and understand the warnings listed
below, and most of all remember to apply good common
sense at all times.
1. DO NOT OPERATE DRILLING CONTROLS
UNLESS YOU ARE THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR
WITH FUNCTIONS.
2. DO NOT OPERATE THE TE260 HYDRAULIC
DRILL UNLESS ACCUMULATORS HAVE BEEN
CHARGED.
3. WEAR A PROTECTIVE HELMET AND EYE
PROTECTION WHEN OPERATING OR NEAR THE
DRILL CARRIER.
4. WEAR NOISE-REDUCING EAR PROTECTION
WHEN NEAR THE MACHINE FOR EXTENDED
PERIODS WHILE THE MACHINE IS RUNNING.
5. DO NOT ATTEMPT LUBRICATION OR
SERVICE WHILE MACHINE IS RUNNING.
6. BE SURE THE HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC
SYSTEMS ARE NOT PRESSURIZED BEFORE
LOOSENING ANY CONNECTIONS OR PARTS.
7. REMOVE DRILLSTEEL AND LOWER THE
DRILL TO CENTRALIZE BEFORE TRAMMING.
8. BEFORE STARTING THE ENGINE, BE SURE
ALL HYDRAULIC CONTROLS ON THE DRILL
AND CARRIER ARE IN THE OFF OR NEUTRAL
POSITION.
9. BE SURE ALL HYDRAULIC HOSE
CONNECTIONS
ARE TIGHT, AND HOSE
RETAINERS IN PLACE.
10. KEEP ALL PERSONNEL AWAY FROM THE
HOLE WHILE DRILLING IS IN PROGRESS.
11. DO NOT REDRILL ANY BLAST HOLE.
12. DO NOT STRIKE THE DRILL STEEL TO
DISLODGE IT WHILE THE DRILL IS OPERATING.
FRAGMENTATION OF THE DRILL STEEL MAY
RESULT.
13. BE SURE THE DRILL STEEL COUPLING DOES
NOT UNTHREAD TOTALLY FROM BOTH DRILL
STEEL AND SHANK.
14. IF BIT BECOMES PLUGGED, DETATCH BIT FROM
STEEL
TO REMOVE OBSTRUCTION. NEVER
HAMMER ON BIT OR STEEL. FRAGMENTATION CAN
PRODUCE SERIOUS INJURY.
15. BEFORE ATTEMPTING TO REMOVE DRILL FROM
FEED, RELIEVE STANDING PRESSURE.
16. USE CAUTION WHEN CHECKING FOR LEAKS.
FLUID UNDER PRESSURE MAY PENETRATE THE
SKIN.
17. DRILL AND FEED MUST BE IN THE HORIZONTAL
POSITION FOR DISASSEMBLY.
18. IF RIG IS TO BE OPERATED WITH DRILL
DISMOUNTED, SECURE AND CAP ALL LOOSE
FITTINGS AND CONNECTIONS.
19. DO NOT REMOVE THE ACCUMULATOR COVERS
BEFORE COMPLETELY BLEEDING OFF THE GAS
CHARGE IN THE ACCUMULATOR.
20. THOROUGHLY TEST ALL REPAIRS BEFORE
PUTTING EQUIPMENT INTO SERVICE.
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