Mitsubishi S16R Series Operation & Maintenance Manual page 55

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<Engine Oil - Drain>
Do not discard waste oil into
sewerage, river, lake or other similar
places.
* Be sure to discard waste oil in accordance with
the applicable laws and regulations.
Keep away from fire, when working
with flammable substances such as
engine oil.
* They may cause a fire.
When handling engine oil, obey the
manufacturer's SDS.
* If engine oil gets in your eyes, it will cause pain
and lead to sight loss at the worst.
Wipe off spilled flammable
substances such as engine oil
thoroughly with a waste cloth.
* They may cause a fire.
When discarding a waste cloth used
to wipe off combustible material, put
it into a lidded can and obey the
Waste Management and Public
Cleansing Act to handle it as a special
industrial waste.
* It may cause a fire.
* It could lead to environmental pollution.
* If you violate rules, you may be subject to
penalties.
Mitsubishi Diesel Engine S16R & S16R2 OPERATION & MAINTENANCE MANUAL
Pub. No. K29001-00320 Revision: 1
<Coolant (LLC) - Drain>
Do not discard coolant (LLC) into
sewerage, river, lake or other similar
places.
* Be sure to discard coolant (LLC) in accordance
with the applicable laws and regulations.
Keep away from fire, when working
with flammable substances such as
coolant (LLC).
* They may cause a fire.
When handling coolant (LLC), always
wear suitable personal protective
equipment such as rubber gloves and
protective eyeglasses.
* If LLC comes into contact with your eyes, it will
result in sight loss at the worst.
* If LLC comes into contact with your skin while
the engine is hot, you could get burned by heat.
Wipe off spilled flammable
substances such as coolant (LLC)
thoroughly with a waste cloth.
* They may cause a fire.
When discarding a waste cloth used
to wipe off combustible material, put
it into a lidded can and obey the
Waste Management and Public
Cleansing Act to handle it as a special
industrial waste.
* It may cause a fire.
* It could lead to environmental pollution.
* If you violate rules, you may be subject to
penalties.
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