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5.
Hydraulic components require regular inspection. Release all pressure
from the system before you inspect it. Replace damaged hydraulic parts
with identical manufacturer's components.
6.
Do not attempt makeshift repairs to a hydraulic system. Such repairs can
fail suddenly and create a hazardous condition.
7.
A damaged or disconnected hydraulic hose under pressure may whip
around and inflict personal injury or damage the work area. Secure the
hose to a fixed or permanent structure with clamps or cable ties.
8.
Hydraulic fluid has a combustible flash point of 200°F (93°F). Do not
expose the fluid to an ignition source.
9.
Change your clothing immediately if sprayed with hydraulic fluid. Store
clothing or rags contaminated with hydraulic fluid in an approved metal
safety can with a spring-closing lid and venting designed to contain a fire.
10. Only use hydraulic fluid in the pump. Do not substitute or mix brake fluid,
or any other fluid, with the hydraulic fluid. This can result in a pump
failure and injure the user or bystander. It may also damage the pump.
INJECTION INJURY
DANGER! Seek immediate, professional medical treatment if fluid
penetrates your skin. It may feel like a pricking or sting. Do not wait for the
appearance of symptoms. A toxic reaction can occur from the exposure.
Delay in treatment can lead to amputation or death.
Inform the medical staff that you have a fluid penetration injury as soon as
you arrive at the medical facility. The severity of the symptoms will depend
on the type of fluid injected. Bring the Safety Data Sheet for the fluid with
you to the medical facility if possible.
INJECTION PRECAUTIONS
Fluid can penetrate the skin at 100 PSI pressure. Fluid escaping under
pressure from the tool has sufficient force to penetrate your clothing and
skin. Follow the precautions below to avoid an injection injury.
1.
Always check for leaks wearing a face shield, safety goggles, rubberized
gloves and protective clothes.
2.
Release all pressure from the system before you inspect it.
3.
Do not use your hands to detect a fluid leak. Use a large piece of wood,
cardboard or paper and watch for discolouration.
4.
Replace damaged parts with identical manufacturer's components to
ensure it is rated to handle the pressure.
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