Turbosol TB30, Руководство по эксплуатации и обслуживанию

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SAFETY AND PREVENTION
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561405 - IS19/07 - EN
Do not use or charge the battery if the electrolyte level is below the minimum notch. Add distilled water until
the level is between minimum and maximum.
Only check the charge status with voltmeter or densimeter.
The battery may emit potentially explosive gases. Do not use naked flames or smoke near it.
The battery electrolyte is toxic and corrosive. Do not inhale the gases. Wear adequate accident-prevention
clothing when before handling the electrolyte.
DANGERS ARISING FROM HYDRAULIC SYSTEM MAINTENANCE
The risks associated with the hydraulic system are:
- burn;
- injection;
- cutting;
- impact and crushing;
- perforation;
- dangers arising from handling lubricant fluids.
The hydraulic diagram must be understood before working on the machine.
Maintenance interventions requiring the disassembly of components must take place with the machine off
and cold.
Do not start the machine even if only one pipe is disconnected. Disconnect the battery cut-out switch before
working on the plant.
Repairs and extraordinary maintenance must be performed by authorised maintenance technicians.
Pressurised fluid jets can penetrate the skin and cause damage. Before disconnecting any pipe, make sure
there is no residual pressure inside (the circuit pressure gauge must be at zero bar). Wear adequate
accident-prevention clothing (gloves, goggles).
Replace damaged pipes, gaskets, O-rings or fittings.
Maintenance interventions requiring the disassembly of components must take place with the machine off
and cold.
Do not start the machine even if only one pipe is disconnected. Disconnect the battery cut-out switch before
working on the pneumatic system.
Repairs and extraordinary maintenance must be performed by authorised maintenance technicians.
Before disconnecting any pipe, make sure there is no residual pressure inside (open all system valves).
Wear adequate accident-prevention clothing (gloves, goggles).
The pipes must always be in good conditions. The procedure for checking the pipes is set out in § 6.1.9.