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2.2 Organisational measures
Always keep the operating manual to hand at the
machine’s place of work! Observe and pass on any
generally applicable supplementary legal or other
binding regulations for the prevention of accidents and
the environment in addition to this operation manual!
These duties can include handling hazardous materi-
als, the provision of/wearing of personal protection
equipment or the observance of road trafc regulations.
You should supplement this operating manual with
instructions covering supervisory and reporting obliga-
tions for dealing with special operating circumstances,
which could include work organisation, operating
sequences, personnel used etc.
Personnel authorised to operate the machine must have
read the operating manual before commencing work,
especially the chapter dealing with safety information.
Doing this during work is too late. This applies espe-
cially to personnel who only occasionally work on
the machine, such as for tting and servicing duties.
You must check at least occasionally that personnel
operating the machine are doing so paying attention
to safety and hazards and under observance of this
operating manual! Operating personnel may not have
long hair, or wear loose clothing or jewellery, inclu-
ding rings.
There is a danger of injury due to catching or pulling
in of such items.
Personal protection equipment must be worn if neces-
sary or required by regulations! Observe all safety and
hazard information for the machine!
Keep all safety and hazard information for the machine
complete and in readable condition! If the machine
is altered with regard to its safety or changes its ope-
rational behaviour, stop operation immediately and
report the malfunction to the responsible department
or person!
Do not carry out any alteration, addition or rebuilding
to the machine which could inuence its safe operation,
without the approval of the supplier! This also applies
to addition and alteration to safety devices and valves,
and to welding work on load-bearing components.
Any spare parts used must comply with the technical
regulations determined by the manufacturer. This con-
dition is always met by original spare parts. Observe
any deadlines prescribed or indicated in the operating
manual for repeated checks/inspections!
Suitable workshop equipment is necessary for the
carrying out of maintenance measures.
Ensure that the location and operation of re extin-
guishers is known!
Observe re reporting and ghting regulations!
2.1 Intended use
The machine is instructed to the current state-of-the-
art and recognised safety and technical regulations.
Despite this, it is possible that operation will result in
danger to life and limb for the operator or third parties,
impairments to the machine and other physical assets.
Only use the machine in perfect technical condition and
according the regulations, taking safety and hazards
into account, whilst observing the operating manual!
You should always repair faults which could inuence
the safety of the machine immediately (or have them
repaired)!
The machine is intended exclusively for use for brus-
hing operations in property care and snow clearance.
Any operation over and above these uses will be consi-
dered as a non-intended use. The machine may not be
used for brushing animal feed, for example. Individual
brush strands could be released, which could be eaten
by animals and lead to injuries. The manufacturer/sup-
plier will not be held liable for any resulting damages.
The operator alone is responsible for any risk. Proper
intended use also includes observance of the operating
manual and keeping to all service and maintenance
conditions.
The brushing machine may only be operated with
brushes approved by the manufacturer.
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