Safety Information; Safety Symbols; Wear Protective Clothing - Nanni T4.155 Workshop Manual

SAFETY INFORMATION

This operating manual has been published to help you use your engine and its equipment. Numerous important
instructions are given in this manual and need to be observed when operating the engine.
The operator must read this manual.
This manual must always be kept where the engine is used.

SAFETY SYMBOLS

These symbols are used to indicate a danger. The purpose of these symbols is to draw your attention to articles or
operations that may be dangerous for yourself or other users of the engine. Carefully read the instructions given. You
must read the safety rules, regulations and instructions before putting the engine into service.
DANGER
Means that extremely serious danger exists, that probably will cause death or permanent injury if the
appropriate special steps are not taken.
WARNING
Means that danger exists that may cause injury or death if the appropriate special steps are not taken.
CAUTION
Reminds you of the safety steps or draws attention to dangerous practice that could cause injury to
personnel or damage to the ship or its components.
The user will take all useful steps needed for operation and protection and, where necessary, request the advice of a
professional.
Non-observance of safety instructions may entail:
Bodily danger, danger of polluting the environment (leaks of dangerous substances), hardware danger with risk of
failure of the essential functions of the engine.
OBSERVE THE SAFETY RECOMMENDATIONS
- Comply with the caution and warning labels glued to the engine
- Remove the ignition key and close the battery isolation switch before working on the engine or
related equipment
- Close the engine hood and put back protection guards before starting the engine
- Always keep the work zone around the engine clean
- Store flammable liquids outside the engine compartment
- Never use the engine after taking alcohol or medicines

WEAR PROTECTIVE CLOTHING

- To avoid bodily injury, keep away from rotating parts and do not wear loose clothing when working close
to an operating engine
- Wear safety items such as goggles, gloves, etc... according to the circumstances and depending on
requirements
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