Dragon Wholesaling DS110 User manual

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DS110 DUST
SUPPRESSION USER
MANUAL

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Table of Contents
Introduction ............................................................................................................................................4
Important Health and Safety Information ............................................................................................4
Specifications ..........................................................................................................................................5
Parts Locator........................................................................................................................................6
Safe Working...........................................................................................................................................7
Operator’s Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).................................................................................7
Basic Operation Safety.........................................................................................................................7
General Safety Matters........................................................................................................................7
Engine Noise........................................................................................................................................8
Refuelling.............................................................................................................................................8
Operating Instructions............................................................................................................................9
Storage and Parking...........................................................................................................................10
Starting the Machine .........................................................................................................................10
Checks Before Starting..................................................................................................................10
Starting Procedure........................................................................................................................10
......................................................................................................................................................11
Stopping the Engine...........................................................................................................................11
Emergency Stopping ..........................................................................................................................11
Operating the Machine......................................................................................................................12
Checks Before Tracking.................................................................................................................12
Tracking the Machine....................................................................................................................12
Spraying Water ..................................................................................................................................12
Checks Before Spraying Water......................................................................................................12
Manual Water Mode.....................................................................................................................12
Using the Teach/Auto Function ....................................................................................................12
Using the High-Pressure Lance .....................................................................................................13
Lowering the Mast ........................................................................................................................13
Service Instructions...............................................................................................................................14
Service Schedule................................................................................................................................15
Engine Servicing ............................................................................................................................15
Hydraulic Hose Check....................................................................................................................15
Changing Hydraulic Oil Filter.........................................................................................................16
Changing Hydraulic Oil and Filter..................................................................................................16
Grease Moving Parts.....................................................................................................................17
Grease Bearings ............................................................................................................................17

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Grease Track Tensioners...............................................................................................................17
Check Fittings.....................................................................................................................................18
Hazardous Materials and End of Machine Life .....................................................................................18
End of Machine Life ...........................................................................................................................18
Battery Safety Information.................................................................................................................19
Safety advice:................................................................................................................................19
Fire and Explosion Data: ...............................................................................................................19
Storage and Handling / Use ..........................................................................................................19
Warranty Statement .............................................................................................................................20
Declaration of Conformity ....................................................................................................................22
Identification Plate................................................................................................................................23
List of Figures:
Figure 1: DS110 Dimensions ...................................................................................................................5
Figure 2: Parts Locator............................................................................................................................6
Figure 3: Summary of Remote Control Functionality ............................................................................9
Figure 4: Summary of Machine Controls ................................................................................................9
Figure 5: Engine Parts & Controls .........................................................................................................11
Figure 6: Changing the Hydraulic Oil Filter ...........................................................................................16
Figure 7: Hydraulic Oil level ..................................................................................................................16
Figure 8: Grease Nipples Location ........................................................................................................17
Figure 9: Track Tension.........................................................................................................................17
Figure 10: Identification Plate...............................................................................................................23

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Introduction
Thank you for choosing Dragon Equipment. Our Dust Suppression units are designed to give safe and
reliable service if operated in accordance with the instructions which are provided as a guide to
familiarise the operator with the controls, inspections, start-up, operating, and shutdown
procedures.
The DS110 is capable of spraying water up to 23m, its nozzle can rotate 110° Left to Right and 45° Up
and Down both controlled via programmable remote control. The addition of a tow ball allows the
attachment of a bowser containing up to 3,000 litres.
Limitations
Water distribution of 36 litres per minute.
Approximately 100m operating range.
Delivery
All Dragon Equipment DS110 machines have a full pre-delivery inspection before leaving the factory
and are ready to use. Read and understand this instruction manual before attempting to operate or
move the machine. In particular, read pages 7-8 which contain important health and safety
information and advice.
Important Health and Safety Information
Before using your new Dust Suppression Unit, please take the time to read
this manual. Failure to do so could result in:
Personal injury.
Equipment damage.
Damage to property.
Third-party injuries.
The machine must be properly operated and maintained to keep it in a safe
and efficient functioning condition. Ensure that all controls are free of mud,
grease, or other matter that might cause slips hazardous to the operator or
other personnel. Report all malfunctions to those responsible for
maintenance or site safety and do not operate the equipment until
corrected. By carrying out servicing and maintenance will prevent
unexpected and unnecessary downtime. This handbook describes general
inspections, servicing and operation with the safety precautions required for
normal operation.
This manual covers the operation and maintenance of the Dragon Equipment DS110. All information
in this manual on how to operate the machine safely is based on the latest product information
available at the time of purchase. All operators must be properly trained in safe working practices
prior to operating this machine.
Dragon Equipment’s policy of continuous improvement on the design of their products may result in
modifications to the DS110 or it’s accessories. Dragon Equipment reserves the right to make
modifications at any time without notice and obligation. This may result in minor discrepancies
between this manual and the purchased product.

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Specifications
Width: 840mm
Length: 1,822mm
Height: 1,327mm
Weight: 670 kg
Engine Power: 9kW (12 HP)
Start: Electric and recoil
Fuel: Diesel
Water Supply: 36 litres per minute
Figure 1: DS110 Dimensions

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Parts Locator
Figure 2: Parts Locator
The DS110 has the following fixed guards for the protection of the operator, other individuals and
the environment:
Hydraulic Motors Guard: Protects hydraulic motors from damage during operation.
Engine Bonnet: Protects the engine from the environment.
Hose Guards: Prevents damage to hoses.
Control Tower Guard: Protects electronics from the environment.
Remote Valve Guard: Protects valves from the environment.
These guards may be removed for maintenance only, however, the operator must ensure guards are
in place prior to operation.
Mast
Mast Latch
Bearings
Track
Lance / Spray Lever
Main Guard
E-Stop
Fuel Tank
Water IN
Water Filter
Tow Hitch
Track Tension
Adjustment
Track
Engine Cover Magnetic Beacon Water OUT Nozzle

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Safe Working
Operator’s Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Suitable work gloves.
Steel toe cap safety boots complying with ISO 20345:2011.
Appropriate close-fitting clothing.
Never wear loose clothing, rings, and watches etc. that might catch the controls.
High-visibility clothing complying with ISO 20471:2013 if required.
Eye, head and ear protection and a face mask if appropriate.
Basic Operation Safety
The operator should be aware of the following points:
Never leave the DS110 unattended when in operation or with the engine running.
If an accident occurs, stop the machine, remove the key and call the emergency
services immediately.
General Safety Matters
Always ensure the engine has stopped and cooled down before making any adjustments,
undertaking maintenance, refuelling or cleaning.
Always ensure there is no risk of the machine moving during operation. Be aware of slope
inclines and surface conditions.
For pumping always operate the DS110 with the engine set to maximum speed.
If there are any fluid leaks, cease operating the machine, stop the engine and repair
before continuing.
Take regular breaks, do not operate the machine when tired.
Always keep hands, feet and clothing out of the feed opening, discharge and moving parts.
Ensure protective guards are in place before operating the machine. Failure to do so may
result in personal injury or loss of life.
Always operate the DS110 in a well-ventilated area to prevent the build-up of
exhaust fumes.
Ensure a fire extinguisher is available on site.
Ensure a personal first aid kit is available and know its location.
Do not operate the DS110 in low light levels and be aware of changeable weather.
Do not smoke when refuelling.
Do not allow individuals to operate the machine who have not been trained.
Do not climb onto the machine.
Do not touch exposed wiring due to the risk of electric shock.
Do not use the DS110 inside buildings without appropriate ventilation.

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Engine Noise
Noise levels above 80dB (A) will be experienced at the working position. Prolonged exposure to loud
noise may cause permanent hearing loss. All persons within close vicinity of the machine must also
wear ear protection (EN 352) at all times to prevent possible damage to hearing.
The average sound pressure level at seven metres for the Hatz 1B50 is 82 dB(A).
While operating the DS110 ensure that all individuals comply with the Control of Noise at Work
Regulations 2005 (Noise Regulations 2005) to prevent or reduce risks to health and safety from
exposure to noise at work.
Refuelling
Follow standard Health and Safety practices.
Stop the engine and allow it to cool.
Never smoke or permit naked flames nearby.
Store fuel away from any ignition sources.
Fuel storage containers must be approved, clearly display appropriate labels and have
securely fitting caps.
Use a funnel when refuelling and ensure the fuel cap is refitted securely.
Avoid skin contact with fuel. If it gets into the eyes wash it out with sterile water
immediately and seek medical advice as soon as possible.
Always clean up after any spillages and change clothes if appropriate.

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Operating Instructions
Once started, the DS110 is controlled by a wireless industrial transmitter which can be charged using
the onboard USB port.
Feature
Description
1
Slow Track / Auto Water
2
Fast Track / Manual Water
3
Water ON
4
Water ON
5
Water OFF
6
Water OFF
7
Teach Mode
8
Confirm* / Park
9
TK*
Feature
Description
10
Horn
11
W*
12
Power
13
Joystick
15
E-Stop
16
USB Power
17
TFT Screen & Status Lights
21
Battery Compartment
22
Magnetic Clip
Figure 4: Summary of Machine Controls
Antenna
Display
USB Power
Bonnet
Release
E-Stop
Ignition
Water Stop Cock
Water Filter
Water Connection
Figure 3: Summary of Remote Control Functionality

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WARNING
Do not use or attempt to start
the DS110 without the protective
guarding in place. Failure to do
so may result in personal injury
or loss of life.
Storage and Parking
When parking the machine overnight, or for an extended period, the following procedure in addition
to that given in ‘Stopping the Engine’ will help maintain it in good condition for subsequent use:
Fill the fuel tank completely before parking the machine overnight or for extended periods
to prevent condensation.
Always park on level ground where possible. If it must be parked on a slope, position the
machine at right angles to the slope and block tracks securely.
Open Water Stop Cock and move the lever to Lance Mode, allow to drain.
Remove the key to a place of safety.
To recommission after storage the following checks must be carried out:
Check all fluid levels.
Check for fluid leaks.
Check the tension of rubber tracks.
Check operation of all controls.
Check the action of the stop levers.
Check the action of all E-Stop buttons.
Starting the Machine
Checks Before Starting
Ensure the machine is located on firm flat ground.
Check all guards are fitted.
Carefully inspect tracks for cuts or other damage.
Check the chute is clear and there are no obstructions.
Visually check for fluid leaks.
Ensure there is sufficient fuel in the fuel tank.
Ensure that all track levers are in the neutral position.
Ensure E-Stop buttons are pulled out.
Starting Procedure
Do not place the engine under full load at full speed immediately after starting. Always allow the
engine to fully circulate lubricant and warm up gradually before operating at full speed and load.
Move throttle lever to the idle-way position.
Insert key into ignition and turn the key clockwise to Position 1.
On the Remote Control Unit:
oEnsure the STOP Button on the top is pulled out.
oPress and hold the POWER Button (right-hand side) until the display turns on.
oWait for 5 seconds.
oPress the POWER Button again to confirm the connection.
o(This is displayed on the Remote Screen when connected).
Turn the key to Position 2 and the engine will crank over.
Release the key as soon as the engine has started.
NOTE: To extend the life of the starter motor, use only short starting cycles - 5 seconds max.
NOTE: Ensure the equipment cannot be
started or used by unauthorised
or untrained personnel.

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Figure 5: Engine Parts & Controls
Stopping the Engine
Move the Throttle Lever to the idle position.
Turn the key to position 0
The engine will turn off
Remove the key and seal the ignition with the cap.
On the Remote Control Unit:
oPress the STOP Button on top of the remote.
oPress and hold the POWER Button (right-hand side) until the screen turns off.
oReturn the Remote to the dock.
NOTE: Do not use the E-Stop to turn the engine off.
Emergency Stopping
Should the machine need to be stopped in an emergency, push one of the red E-Stop buttons. These
are located on the main control panel on the machine and the top of the remote. These will stop the
engine. The engine cannot be restarted until the activated E-Stop button is reset. Before resetting
the E-Stop button inspect the machine to ensure it is safe to continue operation.
Engine Cover
Air Filter
Engine Speed Adjusment
Oil Drain
Oil Fill / DipStick
Recoil Start
Exhaust
Fuel Tank & Filler
No-Start Idle Fast
Engine Speed:

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Operating the Machine
The DS110 is designed to operate in either Water or Track mode, but not both at the same time.
The machine will start in Track mode.
Checks Before Tracking
Wherever possible make sure the area around the machine is clear of personnel and
obstructions before moving.
Whenever possible operate straight up or down slopes. Side-hill operation can cause sideslip
and possible rollover.
Be aware of how debris on the worksite can make the machine unstable.
The maximum side traverse angle on a slope is up to 20° (degrees).
Tracking the Machine
Select Track Mode on the Remote (If not already selected).
Select the appropriate speed setting (1 =Slow / 2 = Fast).
Use the joystick to move the machine in the required direction.
Spraying Water
Checks Before Spraying Water
Ensure the water supply is at least 36 litres per minute using a flow meter.
Ensure the water supply is uncontaminated and does not contain debris.
Check water filter regularly - Remove and clean when required.
Set the engine to full throttle.
Manual Water Mode
Ensure the Mast is raised.
On the Remote, select Manual Water Mode.
Use the Joystick to move the nozzle to the desired position.
To start pumping water press WATER ON.
To stop pumping water press WATER OFF.
Using the Teach/Auto Function
On the Remote, while in Manual Water Mode;
Press the Teach Button –a green T will be displayed on the screen.
oHold CONFIRM* for 3 seconds to clear the saved Water Path.
The Empty Slots are displayed in GRAY BOXES
The Selected Slot is displayed in RED
The Saved positions are displayed in BLACK BOXES
Use the Joystick to move the nozzle to the desired position.
Press CONFIRM* to save the position and move to the next slot.
Program up to 8 different nozzle positions.
Once the Water Path is complete press AUTO and the program will begin.
Turn Water ON and OFF as required.
Press Manual Water to STOP the program running.

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Using the High-Pressure Lance
Connect the High-Pressure Lance to the Machine
Move the Lever on the front of the machine to the LANCE Position.
Use both hands on the Lance during operation.
To start pumping water press WATER ON.
To stop pumping water press WATER OFF.
Lowering the Mast
On the Remote, Select Manual Water Mode.
Then press the Park Button.
Un-clip the Mast latch and carefully lower it onto the rubber buffers.
NOTE: Never place your hands or any part of your body into the Machine while operating.
Troubleshooting
•The machine will not track:
oThe mode selector is set to Water –Set switch to Track Mode.
oRock jammed into drive sprocket –change direction and remove the loose rock.
•The engine will not crank to start:
oEnsure all E-Stops are in the off position
•The engine will crank, but not start:
oEngine too hot –Turn off choke as not required.
oEngine too cold –Turn on choke as required.
oNo fuel in the tank –Check level and fill as required.
oWrong fuel has been poured into the tank –Drain fuel from tank and carburettor
and replace with the correct grade of fuel.

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Service Instructions
Safe Maintenance
While carrying out maintenance, handle DS110
components with care to avoid injury, it is recommended
that gloves are worn while carrying out servicing to
minimise the risk of contact with hazardous materials. The
major components of this machine are heavy and if
required, lifting equipment should be used.
Safe Lifting and Securing of the DS110
If the DS110 cannot be driven onto its transport vehicle, a
hoist can be used. The lifting points are designed to lift
only the machine’s weight. Always inspect the lifting bar
prior to each use and do not use it if damaged. The
maximum lift weight is as indicated on the machine data
plate.
The method of securing the DS110 can vary depending on the type of carrier and the position of tie-
down points available on the carrier. It is recommended that correctly rated ratchet straps are used
to secure the machine via the track frame or over the tracks to the carrier lashing points. This must
be carried out by competent qualified personnel. Failure to secure the load correctly could result in
chassis and/or undercarriage damage or loss of load.
Lubrication and Servicing
Lubrication is an essential part of preventive maintenance. It is important that the instructions
regarding types of lubricants and the frequency of their application be followed to prolong the life of
the machine. Periodic lubrication of moving parts helps prevent the possibility of mechanical
failures. Thoroughly clean all fittings, caps, plugs etc., to prevent dirt from entering the system while
servicing. Lubricants must be at operating temperatures when draining.
Do not operate any system unless the oil level is within the operating range as indicated on the
dipstick, level plug or sight glass. All change and service periods are recommendations based on
average operating conditions. Lubricants showing evidence of excessive heat, oxidation or dirt
should be changed more frequently to prevent these conditions. Lubricants change and service
periods must be established on the basis of individual job conditions.
Recommended Lubricants
Engine Oil - Synthetic 5W-30
Hydraulic - VG32 Mineral Oil
Grease Nipples –Shell Gadus S3 V100 premium multi-purpose grease
Spares
Only fit genuine Dragon Equipment spares. Failure to do so will result in the invalidation of the
warranty and may result in damage to the machine, personal injury or even loss of life.
WARNING
Always immobilise the machine before
undertaking any maintenance work on the
DS110 by removing the ignition key and
disconnecting the battery. Ensure the
machine is stable and on level ground
before performing any maintenance.

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Service Schedule
First 5 Hours
Check for hydraulic oil leaks
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Every 8 Hours or Daily
Check engine oil level
Check engine intake area
Check engine air filter maintenance indicator
Check hydraulic oil leaks
Visually check the machine for damage
Grease the bearings
Refer to engine manual
Refer to engine manual
Refer to engine manual
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Every Week
Check engine water oil separator
Refer to engine manual
Every Month
Grease all lubrication points and check track tension
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First 50 hours
Change hydraulic oil filter
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Every 250 Hours
Change the engine oil
Check and set the tappet clearance on engine
Clean the engine cooling air area
Check the screw connections on engine
Clean the engine exhaust screen
Refer to engine manual
Refer to engine manual
Refer to engine manual
Refer to engine manual
Refer to engine manual
Every 500 Hours
Change the engine fuel filter
Maintain the engine air filter
Refer to engine manual
Refer to engine manual
Every 1000 Hours
Clean the oil filter
Refer to engine manual
Annually
Change hydraulic oil and replace hydraulic oil filter
Check fittings
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Engine Servicing
All engine servicing must be performed in accordance with the Engine Manufacturer’s Handbook
provided with the machine.
NOTE: Failure to adhere to this may invalidate the warranty and/or shorten engine life.
Hydraulic Hose Check
All the hydraulic hoses should be regularly inspected for chafing and leaks. The hydraulic system is
pressurized to 150 Bar (2175 PSI) and the hoses must be kept in good condition. If any hydraulic
components are changed, new seals should be installed during reassembly. Fittings should then be
retightened.

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Changing Hydraulic Oil Filter
Undo filter cap as shown in Figure 6.
Partially remove the filter and allow the oil to drain for five minutes.
Remove filter once all hydraulic oil has drained.
Install a new filter element and refit the filter cap to the filter housing. Take care, not to over
tighten the three bolts.
Figure 6: Changing the Hydraulic Oil Filter
Changing Hydraulic Oil and Filter
Remove the drain plug and allow the oil to drain into a suitable container.
Undo filter cap as shown in Figure 6.
Partially remove the filter and allow the oil to drain for five minutes.
Clean the magnet and refit the drain plug. Note any presence of excessive debris.
Refill with VG 32 hydraulic oil to Nominal Oil Level –Approximately 23 litres as shown below.
Install a new filter element and refit the filter cap to the filter housing. Take care, not to over
tighten the three bolts.
Figure 7: Hydraulic Oil level
1. Undo the 3 bolts on black cap ONLY.
2. Remove black filter cap - taking care of retention spring.
Breather cap - unscrew to top up oil.
2. Filter housing and
main filling point for
oil change.
1.
NOTE: Use plastic gloves to keep oil off
skin and dispose of the used oil and
filter in an environmentally sound way.
{
Safe Level
Nominal Oil Level

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Grease Moving Parts
Periodic lubrication of moving parts will help reduce the possibility of mechanical failures.
Grease Bearings
Grease each nipple on the front- of the machine as shown below.
Figure 8: Grease Nipples Location
Grease Track Tensioners
The correct tension is about 10-15mm up and down movement over the length of the track.
Avoid over-tensioning tracks. Aside from causing unnecessary wear and friction on the
drivetrain, pumping excessive pressure into the idler grease adjuster will cause the seals to
fail.
Figure 9: Track Tension
Grease nipple must be between
arrows for correct track tension.
(About 10-15mm of slack over length)
Grease Points x2 No. Off:
Lubricate daily with one pump of grease using
grease gun.

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Check Fittings
The Dragon Equipment DS110 is subject to large loads during its normal course of operation.
Therefore, there is a possibility that nuts and bolts and other fastenings can lose their torque over
time. It is vital that checks are made at regular intervals to ensure the security of these fasteners by
using a torque wrench to the required torque (see below).
NOTE: Uncalibrated torque wrenches can be inaccurate by as much as 25%. It is therefore essential
that a calibrated torque wrench is used to achieve the tightening torques.
Size
Pitch
Torque lb-ft
Torque Nm
General Bolt
M8
Standard
20
27
General Bolt
M10
Standard
45
61
General Bolt
M12
Standard
65
88
Hazardous Materials and End of Machine Life
The following hazardous materials are within Dragon Equipment machines:
Engine oil.
Diesel.
Grease.
Hydraulic oil.
MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEETS FOR HAZARDOUS MATERIALS ARE AVAILABLE ON REQUEST. REFER
TO THESE FOR FIRST AID AND FIRE PROTECTION MEASURES.
Recommended procedures and safety precautions must be followed for safe handling, removal and
disposal of hazardous materials. Avoid direct contact and store in a cool, well-ventilated area away
from sources of ignition, strong oxidising agents and strong acids. Ensure any spillages are dealt with
immediately and in accordance with the local/regional law by preventing any ground or drainage
system contamination.
End of Machine Life
At the end of the machine’s life, follow approved local waste and disposal methods for recycling
materials, while ensuring you adhere to all applicable local/regional Health and Safety and
Environmental laws. If disassembling the machine structure, refer to the maintenance instructions
while being aware of any parts with mechanical pressure or tension applied. It is recommended that
items are separated into material groups where possible and recycled using appropriate local
agencies. Once decommissioned, supply the serial number to Dragon Equipment to close the
machine’s records.

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Battery Safety Information
The rechargeable lead-acid battery located behind the RH Main Guard is a sealed unit that is not
hazardous when used according to the recommendations of the manufacturer.
Safety advice:
Keep out of reach from children.
Keep away from moisture.
Do not breathe dust.
In case of contact with the eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water for 15 minutes and
seek medical attention.
Wear safety goggles or glasses with side shields if handling a leaking or ruptured battery.
Use Viton rubber gloves and a rubber apron if handling a leaking or ruptured battery.
Skin Contact: Wash immediately with water and soap.
Inhalation of Vented Gas: Remove to fresh air and seek medical attention.
Ingestion: Seek medical attention immediately.
Fire and Explosion Data:
Extinguishing Media: Dry chemicals, water.
Fire-Fighting Procedures: Use self-contained breathing apparatus and protective clothing.
Unusual Fire and Explosion Hazards: Toxic gases (HF, PF6) will be formed if cells or battery are
involved in a fire. Cells or battery may flame or leak potentially hazardous organic vapours if exposed
to excessive heat, fire or over-voltage conditions. Damaged or opened cells or batteries may result in
rapid heat and the release of flammable vapours.
Storage and Handling / Use
Do not store batteries in a manner that allows terminals to short circuit.
Do not place batteries near heating sources, nor exposed to direct sunlight for long periods.
Elevated temperatures can result in reduced battery service life.
Charging Battery. Use only approved chargers and procedures. Improperly charging a cell or
battery may cause the cell or battery to flame or damage.
Battery Disassembly. Never disassemble a battery. Should a battery unintentionally be
crushed, thus releasing its contents, rubber gloves must be used to handle all battery
components. Avoid inhalation of any vapours that may be emitted.
Battery Short Circuit. Do not short-circuit a battery. A short circuit can result in over-heating
of the terminals and provide an ignition source. More than a momentary short circuit will
generally reduce the cell or battery service life and can lead to ignition of surrounding
materials or materials within the cell or battery if the seal integrity is damaged. Extended
short-circuiting creates a high temperature in the cell and at the terminals. Physical contact
with high temperatures can cause skin burns. In addition, extended short-circuit may cause
the cell or battery to ignite.
Avoid reversing cell polarity within a battery assembly. Reversing cell polarity may cause the
cell or battery to flame or emit gases.

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Warranty Statement
Each machine supplied by Dragon Equipment Ltd is accompanied by a registration form that must be
completed in full and returned to:
Sales Manager (email: [e-mail])
Failure to register your machine may invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty.
Liability
The warranty period begins when the product is delivered to the first purchaser. Only genuine parts
may be used to carry out repairs. Failure to use only genuine parts may invalidate the
Manufacturer’s Warranty.
Dragon Equipment Ltd will not be held responsible if:
The machine has been used to perform tasks that demand outside of its design and strength
limitations.
The machine has undergone modifications not approved by Dragon Equipment Ltd.
Conditions of use have been abnormal.
Normal maintenance as set out and detailed by Dragon Equipment Ltd has not been adhered
to.
Limitations
Normal maintenance and servicing and any materials used to carry out routine servicing are
not covered by this warranty.
Service items including lubricants, coolants, filters, spark plugs, drive belts, leaks (oil, and
air), IN ADDITION: paintwork, wear parts and tracks.
The warranty liability of Dragon Equipment Ltd is limited to diagnosis, repair or replacement
of the defective part depending on the product terms and conditions.
Dragon Equipment Ltd shall be under no liability whatever to the customer for any indirect
loss and/or expense (including loss of profit) suffered by the customer arising out of a
breach by Dragon Equipment Ltd of this contract.
Warranty Audits and Surveys
Dragon Equipment Ltd reserves the right to carry out audits and inspections in relation to any
reimbursed or outstanding warranty claims in order to determine that all relevant details and
information is correct.
Service Bulletins
Dragon Equipment Ltd may occasionally issue service bulletins to keep the customer up to date as to
any improvements or changes that may take place on the complete assembly or component parts.
Warranty Terms
One year or 1000 hours whichever occurs first from the date of installation.