Safety Symbols And Warnings - BCS 660HY WS Hydrostatic Commander Operating Instructions Manual

Safety Symbols and Warnings

SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL
This indicates important safety
messages.
this symbol, be aware of the
possibility of injury, carefully
read the message that follows,
and inform other operators.
MANUAL OPEN
This means that you must
carefully read the user and
maintenance manual.
NO! DO NOT DO!
This means that you must
absolutely not carry out the
operations stated below this
symbol. It could involve a lethal
hazard.
IMPORTANT
You must pay particular attention
to the following information.
NOTE
Used to draw attention to
additional information given on
a specific topic.
Do not repair or lubricate the
machine when the parts are
moving or the engine is on.
Do not smoke. Do not light
matches or flames. Do not leave
naked flames around or make
sparks.
Take special care not to touch
hot parts of the engine.
BCS660HY/0819
When you see
BCS 660HY Hydrostatic Commander
Engine exhaust fumes can cause
sickness or death. If it is necessary
to run an engine in an enclosed area,
use an exhaust pipe extension to
remove the fumes. Always try to work
in a well ventilated area.
Caution! Never touch moving pulleys
or belts. They can be very dangerous.
Never undertake maintenance with
engine running.
A burst which separates the tyre from
the rim parts can cause serious injury
or death.
Prevent battery explosions: keep
sparks, lighted matches and open
flames away from the top of the
battery. Battery gas can explode.
Handle fuel with care, it is highly
flammable: do not refuel machine
while smoking, when machine is near
an open flame or sparks, or when the
engine is running. Stop the engine.
Sulfuric acid in battery electrolyte
is poisonous. It is strong enough to
burn skin, eat holes in clothing and
cause blindness if it gets in contact
with the eyes.
Rotating
implements are dangerous. Protect
children and prevent accidents.
Avoid tipping. Do not drive where
machine could slip or tip. Stay alert
for holes and other hidden objects.
blades and moving
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