Chemical Burns; The Danger Of Asbestos Dust; Poisoning And Suffocation - XCMG XE17U Instruction Manual

Chemical Burns

Warning
Contact with corrosive and chemical consumables!
Acids and bases cause chemical burns to skin and tissue, and blindness if they
come in contact with the eyes.
Acids and bases will damage clothing.
 Observe handling-specific and situation-specific safety notes.
 Observe the following safety notes:
- Replace damaged battery immediately.
- Wear safety goggles and protective gloves when replacing battery.
- Wear safety goggles and protective gloves when working on the battery.
- Do not smoke near the battery.
- Ensure that there are no open flames or sources of ignition
(e.g. electrical equipment) near the battery.
- Do not short connect the battery terminals.
- Do not place conductive materials on the battery.
- Replace discharged battery immediately or charge battery in heated area
 Examples of chemical burns:
- Chemical burns from handling acidic consumables.
- Chemical burns from leaking battery acid.
First Aid Measures
Additional first aid

The Danger of Asbestos Dust

Warning
Contact with the asbestos dust!
If too much asbestos dust in the air is breathed, it is possible to suffer a lung cancer.
 Observe handling-specific and situation-specific safety notes.
 Observe the following safety notes:
- Use the dust filtering masks,when there is asbestos dust in the air
- Follow the rules, regulations and the environment standard in the work place.
- Do not be allowed to close to the machine for other personnel during operation.
- Operate the machine in the upwind position If there is asbestos dust in the air.
-Do not use the compressed air to reduce the dust.
First Aid Measures
Additional first aid

Poisoning and suffocation

Warning
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1. Protection/personal safety
• Identify - what kind of emergency?
• Think - what dangers are there for the injured or helper?
• Act - make the situation safe.
2. Emergency call
3. Emergency life-saving measures
• Recovery position
• Cardiac massage, artificial respiration and defibrillation
• Staunch bleeding, shock prevention
1. Protection/personal safety
• Identify - what kind of emergency?
• Think - what dangers are there for the injured or helper?
• Act - make the situation safe.
2. Emergency call
3. Emergency life-saving measures
• Recovery position
• Cardiac massage, artificial respiration and defibrillation
• Staunch bleeding, shock prevention
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