4.13.8 TRIPPING
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The haphazard storage of material in general may constitute a tripping hazard and partial or total
restriction of escape routes in case of need.
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Ensure that operating, transit and escape routes are free of obstacles and comply with current
regulations.
4.13.9
CIRCUIT FAULTS
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Due to possible failures, control, safety and power supply circuits/components may lose part of their
effectiveness, which may lower the safety level.
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Carry out periodic checks on the functional state of the devices/components on the product and all
connections
4.13.10 LIGHTNING
Since it is a hand-held tool that is used outdoors, it is not equipped with protection against the effects of lightning.
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Inform the personnel in charge of maintenance and ensure that they are duly instructed in the
performance of the task, as well as aware of the residual risks present.
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It is forbidden to carry out any activities during adverse weather conditions (risk of lightning or
thunderstorms).
4.14 ADDITIONAL HAZARD REQUIREMENTS FOR THE USE OF THE TOOL
DANGER
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Never use the product if it is damaged, wrongly regulated or only partially assembled.
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Do not use the product if the ON/OFF switch does not work correctly.
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Do not use the product while operating on a ladder, scaffolding or a surface that is not the ground level
and/or not a stable surface.
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Do not use the product near electrical cables
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Exercise caution and concentration on the activities you are performing by using common sense and
observing the applicable safety regulations when using the product.
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Do not touch any type of moving parts, just as it is forbidden to carry out maintenance (routine and/or
extraordinary) with moving parts. It is a mandatory requirement to disconnect power before carrying out any
maintenance activities.
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It is forbidden to use petrol, solvents or other flammable products to clean or wash the equipment.
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Do not tamper with, modify and/or by-pass the guards, command, control and safety devices on the product.
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Before starting the product, ensure that the harvesting head and its teeth are not in contact with foreign
bodies or live parts.
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Get into a stable and safe working position, which guarantees perfect balance (for example a flat and dry
surface).
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Use the product, accessories, etc. in compliance with these instructions and considering the working
conditions and operations to be performed.
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Always check before each use that the safety and command and control systems are in perfect working
order.
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Hold the tool handles (both handle and pole handle) firmly with both hands.
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Pay particular attention to the handles, which must always be dry, clean (free of processing residues, oil, etc)
using the PPE provided.
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Pay attention to branches under tension, since they may cause loss of control of the product due to a
whiplash effect.
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Inhaling atomised oil and/or wooden dust may cause irritation or intoxication of the operator's breathing
apparatus. In case of prolonged ailments, consult a competent doctor.
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Prevent any unintentional switch-on of the tool. When handling or carrying the tool, make sure that the switch
is at OFF position before connecting it to the power source (battery pack).
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