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Start-up
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7.1 Basic safety instructions for normal operation
7 Start-up
7.2 Special safety instructions for normal operation
Never operate the machine in a manner that could
compromise safety.
Before beginning work, familiarise yourself with the
work environment at the location where the machine
is used. The work environment includes, for example,
obstacles in the work and trafc area, the load-bearing
capacity of the oor and the required means of cordon-
ing the location where the machine is used off from
the public trafc area.
Take appropriate measures to ensure that the product is
only operated in a safe and fully functional condition.
Only operate the product when all protective equipment
and safety-critical equipment, for example detachable
protective equipment, sound-insulating equipment
and extraction equipment, is present and in proper
working order.
Always check for externally visible damage and de-
fects before using the product. Report any machine
modications (including changes in performance) im-
mediately to the ofce/person responsible. Shut down
the product immediately and secure it if necessary.
In the event of a malfunction, shut down and secure
the product immediately. Have faults rectied imme-
diately.
Only start the machine from the driver's seat.
Switch the machine on and off in accordance with the
operating instructions, observing the control displays.
Before switching on/starting up the machine, ensure
that no one can be endangered by the machine starting
up.
Before travelling with the machine or beginning work,
check that the brakes, steering, signal and lighting
systems are fully functional.
Before moving the machine, always check that the
accessories are securely in place.
When driving on public roads and paths and in public
places, comply with the applicable road trafc regu-
lations and bring the machine into a condition which
is permitted by road trafc regulations in advance.
In poor visibility or in the dark, always ensure suf-
cient lighting.
Always maintain an adequate distance from pit edges
and slopes.
Prohibit any manner of working that may impair the
stability of the machine.
Do not drive across slopes; always transport work
equipment and loaded goods close to the ground,
particularly when descending hills.
Always adapt your driving speed to the conditions
on sloping terrain. Never change to a lower gear on a
slope; you should do this before you reach the slope.
Upon leaving the machine, always secure it against
accidentally rolling away and unauthorised use.
Driving behaviour, steering and braking capability and
tipping behaviour are inuenced by the attachments
and ballast weights, so make sure there is sufcient
steering and braking capability.
Do not load the transported goods so high that the
transport trough tips.
Only couple or uncouple the product when it is un-
loaded.
Take special care when coupling and uncoupling the
product – risk of injury!
Observe the permissible axle loads, towing capacities,
total weights and transport dimensions.
In the event of a malfunction, stop the machine and
have faults rectied immediately.
Carrying passengers is not permitted.
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