Xylem Fire diesel pump D Series GEN D Series - Manual (Page 37)

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3 Wear suitable clothing
Avoid wearing loose clothing that may get caught in the transmission members. In
particular, given the presence of batteries with acid, the following minimum personal
protective equipment must be used:
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Rubber gloves resistant to sulphuric acid (PVC)
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Protective goggles (mask or visor)
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Acid-proof clothing
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Rubber safety boots
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Helmet
4 Exhaust gases are harmful
When working in an enclosed environment, make sure there is suitable ventilation. In
case of stationary sets installed in enclosed areas, (e.g. diesel pumps), refer to specialized
experienced personnel to make sure that there is adequate supply of fresh air.
5 Diesel oil, oil and antifreeze fluids are harmful
In case of contact, wash skin with soap and water, if ingested, consult a physician
immediately.
If necessary, store fuels outdoors in a location not accessible to untrained personnel.
6 Oil fumes are toxic
Do not tamper with the oil fumes recirculation devices; in case of high oil consumption,
refer to an authorized repair shop.
7 Watch out for hot surfaces
The muffler, manifold, base and heads of the diesel engine can cause burns. Do not
open the water radiator cap if the engine is still hot, there is risk of serious burns!
8 Wear earmuffs or earplugs to protect hearing
Whenever prolonged exposure to noise is expected.
9 Watch out for moving parts
Do not access any mechanical parts while the engine is running. Use protections for
pulleys, belts and transmission shafts; do not approach any moving parts while holding
cloths or wearing loose clothing, which may get caught in the transmission members
and cause serious personal injuries
10 Do not smoke and do not keep the engine running while refuelling
11 Maintenance
The operating and maintenance instructions describe the operations that can normally
be performed by moderately experienced personnel. In case of problems contact an
authorized workshop or your retailer.
Before proceeding with any operation make sure that:
- the engine cannot be accidentally started ( disconnect the batteries)
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all parts (mufflers, radiators, base, heads) have cooled down.
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Warning! Opening the radiator cap while the engine is hot can cause serious
burns.
12 Protect your hands with gloves
Certain parts (sheet metal, levers, ..) have sharp edges that can cut you. Use suitable
tools and equipment.
13 Watch out for runaway speed
Runaway speed on a diesel engine is difficult to control by the operator. Under certain