Safety Instructions - Imer Group AGROSTAR 30 Manuel D'utilisation

2. SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS

Never operate the power take off alternator near gasoline or gaseous fuel
because of the potential danger of explosion or fire.
Do not smoke or light an open flame near the fuel tank.
Never store flammable substances near the power take off alternator. There
must be no petrol, matches, explosive powder, clothes moistened with oil,
straw, wastes or any flammable products near the power take off alternator.
Do not operate the power take off alternator in a room, cave, tunnel, or other
enclosure that is not adequately ventilated. The power take off alternator
must always operate in a well-ventilated area, otherwise the engine may
overheat and endanger life due to the carbon monoxide present in the exhaust
gases. The power take off alternator must be placed at least 1 meter from
a structure or building. If the power take off alternator is used indoors, the
room should be well ventilated and extreme care should be taken with the
removal of exhaust gases. When installed in a ventilated room, the additional
requirements for protection against fire and explosion must be observed.
Neglecting such procedures may result in the death of users and / or third
parties in the vicinity.
The power take off alternator should not be built-in or placed in a trunk. The
power take off alternator has a forced air cooling system and can overheat if
enclosed. If the power take off alternator is covered to protect it from the effects
of the weather when it is not in use, ensure that the protection is removed and
removed when the power take off alternator is returned to service.
Always use the power take off alternator on a flat and horizontal floor. You do
not have to build a special supporting place for the power take off alternator.
However, on an irregular floor, the power take off alternator will be subjected to
vibrations, so always select a flat floor without any surface ondulations. If the
power take off alternator is tilted or if it is moved when it is operated the power
take off alternator can tip over and cause a hazardous situation.
Pay attention to the wiring and extension cables connecting the power take off
alternator to the connected equipment. If the wire is under the power take off
alternator or if it comes into contact with a vibrating part, the wire may break
and cause a fire, the power take off alternator may burn, or cause electric
shock. Damaged or worn wires must be replaced immediately.
Do not operate the power take off alternator in the rain, in wet conditions, or
with wet hands. The user may suffer a severe electric shock if the power take
off alternator is too wet as a result of rain or snow.
If the power take off alternator is wet, dry it well before putting it into service.
Never pour water on the power take off alternator or wash it with water or a
high-pressure washer.
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