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CARBON MONOXIDE POISONING
WARNING! Never operate a gas engine indoors or in a confined space as the
exhaust contains carbon monoxide gas. Inhalation of carbon monoxide gas can
lead to illness or death. The area must be well ventilated. Opening windows and
doors is not enough to ventilate an area.
Carbon monoxide is a colourless and odourless gas that is difficult to detect.
Carbon monoxide poisoning results from inhalation of the gas and may be lethal if
left untreated. Evacuate all people to an area with clean air and seek immediate
medical attention for any person experiencing the following symptoms:
1.
Headache
2.
Confusion
3.
Shortness of breath
4.
Weakness
5.
Chest Pain
BATTERY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING! Do not charge a damaged or frozen battery. Contact your local
municipality for proper disposal procedures.
CAUTION! Only charge a battery with a charger designed for that purpose.
Do not use modified chargers or a charger that does not specify the voltage,
amperage or recharge rate. Improper charging can lead to battery rupturing.
1.
Lead-acid batteries generate oxygen and hydrogen. These gases can be
explosive. Keep batteries well ventilated. Remove any source of ignition
such as an open flame or a device like a heater from the area. Sparks may
also ignite the gas.
2.
Lead batteries contain sulfuric acid, also referred to as electrolyte or
battery acid. The acid is corrosive and can cause a skin burn if leaking or
splashed. The acid may also pose a threat if inhaled or ingested
accidentally. The acid can destroy normal clothing and injure the flesh
underneath. Wear splash-proof goggles and protective clothing when
handling a battery.
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420cc OHV Gas Engine with Electric Start
For technical questions call 1-800-665-8685
6.
Dizziness
7.
Blurred Vision
8.
Nausea and vomiting
9.
Unconsciousness
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