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Before use the machine should be subject to a visual inspection by the
operator to ensure that all guards are in place, all fastenings are secure,
that hoses and ancillaries do not contain any residual debris from
previous work and that there are no signs of blockages or of fuel or oil
spills.
Where the machine is trailer mounted and is to be towed to the
workplace, normal road user checks of tyres, lights and security of the
trailer and any ancillaries or tools carried on it should be completed
before moving off. Where it is mounted or carried on some other
equipment it should be checked for security and to ensure that the load
conforms to road transport regulations before being taken onto public
roads.
When operating the ENVIROSTAR the power unit should always be within
the view of the operator, who should periodically monitor that the power
unit remains in a safe and stable position. Do not leave the machine
unattended with the engine running.
In most if not all modes of use, ear protection should be provided for
operators and eye protection will be needed where there is any risk from
flying debris. Footwear should be chosen to minimise risks of slipping and
to provide suitable protection to the operator’s feet (circumstances will
vary with specific work tasks).
Do not operate the power unit in a confined space or any area where
exhaust fumes may build up
No adjustments or repairs are to undertaken whilst the engine is running.
Only spares authorised by ENVIROSTAR Ltd should be used in the repair
or servicing of the ENVIROSTAR, the use of un-authorised parts will
render any warranty claims void.
All input ducts, input piping and output ducts are to be fitted and secured
before the engine is started.
All moving parts on the equipment are guarded and the engine is
automatically cut out when guards are opened. The equipment should
never be used when any of the safety devices are inoperative.
Despite the safeguards operative should never attempt to reach inside
any part of the equipment without turning off the engine and removing
the key. Operators should avoid wearing loose clothing such as ties,
scarves etc.
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