Wallenstein WX900 Series, Руководство оператора

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WX900 Series
Log Splitter
Operating Instructions
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6. Operating Instructions
Wallenstein WX900 Series log splitters are self-contained
machines designed to push wood through a wedge to split it.
The operator has the responsibility of being familiar with all
operating and safety procedures and following them.
6.1 Operating Safety
WARNING!
Wear the personal protective equipment (PPE)
that is required to complete the work safely.
This includes, but is not limited to a hard hat,
hearing protection, a face shield, protective
footwear, a respirator, and heavy gloves.
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WARNING!
Always use the machine outdoors and park
the machine in a position where the prevailing
winds blow the engine exhaust away from the
operator. Exhaust from the engine contains
carbon monoxide (CO) that can accumulate to a
dangerous level, even in an area with good air
fl ow.
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WARNING!
Risk of pinching or crushing hazard between the
wedge or push block and the log!
Never place hands at the ends of the log.
Always grasp logs by the sides when loading or
removing.
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• Read and understand this manual before you start the
machine. Review all safety information annually.
• Park the machine in a clear location on dry, level ground.
Do not operate the machine on a hillside or area that is
cluttered, wet, muddy, or icy to prevent slips, trips, and
falls.
• Keep the work area clean and free of debris.
• Only operate the engine in a location that has good air
flow. Engine exhaust gases contain carbon monoxide (an
odorless gas) that can cause asphyxiation.
• Attach all guards and shields, and close all covers before
starting the machine. If a guard, shield, or cover was
removed, install it.
• Do not move or transport the machine when the engine is
on.
• Stop the engine before leaving the machine unattended.
• Do not put your hands near the wood being split.
• Do not step over or straddle the log splitter during
operation.
• Do not try to split more than one log at a time. The logs
may be ejected from the log splitter and cause injury.
• Keep your fingers and hands away from cracks in the log
that can open while splitting.
• Always load logs by holding the middle of the log, not the
cut ends.
• Do not reach into or load the log splitter when the wedge is
moving.
• Do not try to split logs across the grain. Some types of
wood can burst or splinter causing pieces to be ejected,
causing injury.
• For unevenly cut logs, always place the square cut end
against the splitting wedge.
• Never stand, sit, or climb on any part of the machine,
especially while the engine is on.
• Never operate the machine alone. Always have a minimum
of two trained people:
• There should be one operator and one spotter present
during machine operation. The operator and spotter
must know all the machine safety, controls, and
operating functions.
• The operator must be in control of the machine at all
times. The spotter must stay outside of the hazard zone
while the machine is operating.