General Safety Instructions - Kubota GL14000-USA Service Manual

2. General Safety Instructions

ELECTRIC SHOCK
NEVER touch the output terminals
during operation
NEVER touch the output terminal during
operation even though the breaker on the
load is being set at "OFF" position.
ALWAYS stop engine and make sure it has
fully stopped before you connect the loads
to the output terminals.
Suffocation by exhaust gas
NEVER run the engine indoors! Make
sure there is always good ventilation.
Fumes from engine exhaust cause
serious injury.
ALWAYS operate the equipment in a well
ventilated area.
When the equipment is used in a tunnel, hall
or any other indoor area, ventilation
equipment must be used to prevent serious
injury caused by suffocation.
NEVER direct the exhaust fumes to
houses nearby. Consider the wind flow
direction.
Exhaust gas contains many harmful
elements that can cause effects to humans.
Prevent suffocation when the equipment is
used in poorly ventilated area such as inside
of the building.
WARNING
Entangled Injuries under
By Moving Componen
NEVER reach or touch moving
components during operation!
ALWAYS stop the engine during inspection
to prevent serious bodily injury by entangled
accident under moving component.
Electric shock/Injuries/Burns
Never inspect equipment during
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use
Never service or inspect when equipment
while it is being operated.
It may cause electric shock, injuries or
burns.
WARNING-Use good judgment
NEVER run the engine when transporting
the equipment.
ALWAYS stop the equipment immediately if
it suddenly begins to vibrate or an abnormal
noise is heard. Inspect for broken, missing
or improperly installed parts.
ALWAYS keep the equipment as clean as
practical. Keep it free of loose vegetation,
mud, etc.
DO NOT make unauthorized
modifications or alterations to this equipment
or any of its components. KUBOTA ENGINE
AMERICA must authorize alterations and
modifications in writing. Unauthorized
modifications or alterations may alter the
equipment operation and could jeopardize
personal safety during operation.
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