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Snow groomer BISON
14.2
Disposal of operating fluids
CAUTION
Danger of explosion and fire, poisoning and caustic burns
Waste materials may have one or more hazardous properties.
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Waste materials must never be mixed!
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Waste materials must be packed and transported as indicated in the current storage and trans-
port regulations.
NOTICE
Risk of contamination of drinking water
Operating fluids (oil, fuel, coolant, etc.) are water contaminating materials.
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Operating fluids and components that come into contact with operating fluids, e.g. filters or seal-
ing rings, should be disposed of in accordance with the environmental regulations.
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Follow the legal provisions applicable to the place of operation
General
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When disposing of used operating fluids, observe your country's applicable legal provisions and
waste water regulations. We recommend clarifying waste disposal options with your local authori-
ties.
Definition of hazardous waste
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Left-over and used operating fluids are considered waste. For the purpose of these instructions,
this type of waste is considered hazardous if it has one or more of the following properties:
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Refer to the substance's safety data sheets for information on harmful properties.
Collecting, packaging and labelling
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Waste materials must never be mixed! Mixing waste materials usually makes it impossible to re-
cycle them and is prohibited by law.
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Waste materials must be packaged according to applicable storage and transport regulations in
such a way as to prevent leakage or evaporation and ensure safe transport.
BISON 908930245 - 30367
Potentially explosive
Highly flammable or spontaneously inflammable
Combustible
Oxidising
Toxic or highly toxic
Irritant or caustic
Generally harmful to health
Carcinogenic or potentially carcinogenic
Mutagenic
Hazardous to water or damaging in some other way
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