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Safety rules – Partner PFT3540 B User Manual

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Training
a)

Persons under 16 years of age and persons who are

not acquainted with the user instructions must not

use the petrol tiller.Do not allow children or anyone

who has not understood these instructions to use the

petrol tiller. A minimum age for using the machine

can be fixed by local regulations.

b)

The operator is responsible for the safety of other

people in the working area. Keep children and do-

mestic animals at a safe distance when the petrol

tiller machine is in use.

c)

This petrol tiller may be used exclusively for breaking

and loosening natural soil. Its use is not allowed for

other purposes (e.g. for cutting branches).

d)

Work only when there is sufficient light.

e)

Before you start using the petrol tiller machine,

make sure to remove any objects or obstacles that

might be present. While you are using the petrol

tiller machine, keep your eyes open for the possible

presence of such objects that may have been left

on the ground.

Setting up and operating the engine
a)

When using the petrol tiller machine, wear strong

footwear (boots or heavy shoes) and long trou-

sers.

b)

Before you start working, make sure that the cutting

tools are securely fastened. If they were to present

any major damage, they must be replaced.

c)

During engine startup, under no circumstances lift

up the machine.

d)

Turn off the engine and disconnect the cap of the

spark plug whenever:

removing the protection devices

transporting, lifting or displacing the machine from

the working area

carrying out maintenance or cleaning

carrying out any operation on the cutting tools

leaving the petrol tiller machine unattended.

CAUTION! The tools keep turning for a few secon-
ds even after the engine has been turned off.
e)

CAUTION! The fuel is highly inflammable:

keep the fuel only in the fuel cans provided for that

purpose

pour the fuel into the tank only in the open air and

make sure not to smoke

fill up the fuel tank before starting the engine.

Under no circumstances open the fuel tank cap or

add petrol when the engine is running or when it

is still hot

if the petrol has overflowed, do not under any circu-

mstances start up the engine. Take the machine out

of the area where the fuel has been spilt and avoid

any source of possible ignition until the petrol fumes

have dissipated

replace the fuel tank cap and tighten it down firmly.

f)

The machines with internal combustion engines

must never be operated in closed environments

on account of the danger of carbon monoxide

poisoning.

g)

The safety distance, which is set by the length

of the handle, must always be kept. Furthermore,

when the engine is working, never run; you must

always walk.

h)

articular precautions must be taken when using

the rotary hoe machine on slopes or downhill

stretches:

use appropriate antislip footwear

watch where you put your feet

always move sideways with respect to the slope;

never move uphill or downhill

take great care when changing direction

do not work on excessively steep slopes.

i)

Never use the petrol tiller machine with faulty guards

or protections or without safety devices installed and

in proper order.

j)

For reasons of safety, the engine must never exceed

the number of revs (r.p.m.) indicated on the data

plate.

k)

Take care when starting the engine and make sure

to follow the user instructions. When the engine is

turning, it is absolutely necessary to prevent anybody

from approaching the moving parts.

Maintenance and storage
a)

Make sure that all nuts, bolts and screws are kept

well tightened down so as to work in conditions of

perfect safety.

b)

Never leave the machine with fuel in the tank

where the fuel vapours could reach naked flames

or sparks.

c)

Give the engine enough time to cool off before

putting the equipment in any narrowly enclosed

environment.

d)

Keep the engine, silencer, battery compartment

and petrol tank free from grass, leaves and excess

lubricant in order to reduce the danger of fire.

e)

For safety reasons, make sure to replace worn-out

or damaged parts in due time.

f)

Should you drain off the fuel tank in order to store

the rotary hoe machine away for the winter, make

sure to carry out this job in the open air.

g)

Install the cutting tools following the corresponding

instructions and use exclusively tools bearing the

Manufacturer's or Supplier's name or trademark and

the reference number.

h)

To protect your hands during disassembly or as-

sembly of

the cutting tools, wear suitable protective

gloves.

SAFETY RULES

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