Gearmore SPEDOVATORS Operation & Service Manual page 7

1.1 SAFETY WARNINGS (Continued)
WORKING
Before starting to work or to test the machine, check that the transmission, the tractor, and the
equipment are provided with all the required safety protections and that they are in working order.
Possible damaged or lacking components shall be replaced and correctly installed before going on
working or testing.
EQUIPMENT
Do not use dangerous equipment, lacking safety devices and guards, or in bad condition.
FIRE
Safety rules forbid the presence of free fl ames and incandescent bodies in the workplace in order
to avoid injuries.
ELECTRIC CIRCUITS
When you need to operate on the electrical circuit, make sure that the main switch is open and that
nobody can operate it while you are absent.
CABLES
Before leaving the workplace, insulate any cable end to avoid accidents or short circuits.
TOOLS AND INSULATED TOOLS
Always check that tools are in good condition. Check that the insulation of insulated tools is not
damaged and largely suitable for the voltage of the electrical circuit on which you are working.
COMPRESSED AIR (to clean the machine)
When you use compressed air, wear protective glasses or other equipment required by the safety
rules in force.
HYDROCLEANER
In case the outside of the machine is cleaned by using hydrocleaners or similar equipment, wear
personal protective clothes, glasses, gloves, etc.
WARNING FOR THE OPERATOR
The operator shall never operate directly with his hands. In case the existing equipment were not
considered suitable for the purpose, the operator shall inform the assistance and/or safety service.
PINS - MECHANICAL PARTS
During maintenance and before using the machine, always make sure that both the equipment and
the articulated joint pins do not show manifest wear and tear traces.
SPARE PARTS
The machine warranty will immediately lapse in case non-original spare parts are installed and
the manufacturer will be acquitted of any responsibility of possible damages suffered by people
and/or things.
IT IS THE DUTY OF THE EMPLOYER TO CHECK THAT THE OPERATOR HAS
UNDERSTOOD THE STATED WARNINGS.
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