Safety Regulations - Stiga SBC 425 H Operator's Manual

20. Harness
a. with single belt
b. with double belt
21. Angle transmission
22. Blade protection (for transport)
23. Spark plug
31. Engine stop switch
32. Throttle control
33. Throttle lockout
34. Starter grip
35. Choke
36. Primer
37. Throttle shutter (if provided)
38. Fuel tank cap
The example of the conformity declaration is
found in the penultimate page of the manual.
DESCRIPTION OF EXPLANATORY
SYMBOLS (where applicable)
41. Fuel mixture tank
42. Engine stop switch positions
a = stop
b = running
43. Choke
44. Cutting device with adequate protection
45. Cutting device rotation direction
46. Primer
SAFETY REQUIREMENTS
Your machine must be used carefully. Symbols
have therefore been placed on various parts of
the machine to remind you of the main precau-
tions to be taken. Their meaning is explained
below. You are also asked to carefully read the
safety regulations in the specific chapter of this
manual.
Replace damaged or illegible labels.
51. Warning! Danger. The failure to use this ma-
chine correctly can be hazardous for oneself
and others.
52. Read the instruction manual before using
the machine.
53. Anyone operating the machine under nor-
mal conditions for continuous daily use may
be exposed to a noise level equal to or ex-
ceeding 85 dB (A). Wear ear protectors,
safety goggles and a protective helmet.
54. Wear gloves and protective footwear!
55. Projectile object hazard! Keep any people
or pets at least 15 m away when using the
machine!
56. Maximum cutting device speed. Only use
suitable cutting devices.
57. Do not use circular saw blades. Danger:
Using circular saw blades with ma-
chines marked with this symbol expos-
es the user to the danger of very serious
or even fatal injuries.
58. Beware of blade thrust.
59. Warning! - The engine emits carbon monox-
ide. DO NOT start up in an enclosed area.

SAFETY REGULATIONS

to be observed scrupulously
A) TRAINING
1) Read the instructions carefully. Become ac-
quainted with the controls and the proper use
of the machine. Learn how to stop the engine
quickly.
2) Never allow children or people unfamiliar with
these instructions to use the machine. Local
laws can restrict the minimum age of the op-
erator.
3) The machine must never be used by more
than one person.
4) Never use the machine:
– when people, especially children or pets are
nearby;
– if the user is tired or unwell, or has taken medi-
cine, drugs, alcohol or any substances which
may slow his reflexes and compromise his
judgement;
– if the user is not capable of holding the ma-
chine firmly with two hands and/or remaining
standing on the ground whilst working.
5) Bear in mind that the operator or user is re-
sponsible for accidents or unexpected events
occurring to other people or their property.
B) PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS
1) Always wear adequate clothing which does
not hamper movements when using the ma-
chine.
– Always wear slim-fitting protective clothing, fit-
ted with shear-proof protection devices.
– Always wear a helmet, protective gloves, safe-
ty goggles, dust masks and safety anti-shear
boots with non-slip soles.
– Always wear ear and hearing protection de-
vices.
– Never wear scarves, shirts, necklaces, or
any hanging or flapping accessory that could
catch in the machine or in any objects or ma-
terials in the work area.
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