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Safety Guidelines
Warning labels are placed on the machine in order to prevent an operator and others from injury, and to ensure
proper and safe operation. For most parts, labels are placed on the operational area of the machine.
Use this product safely upon reading this manual and understand the warning labels on the machine.
Keep this manual as it will be needed in the future.
■ Read the description of each warning label below. Each sign shows the degree of risk of injury or damage if
the manual and/or labels are not followed and the machine is misused.
DANGER
This indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
followed, may result in death.
WARNING
This indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
followed, may result in serious injury.
CAUTION
This indicates a potentially hazardous situation which, if not
followed, may result in injury or serious machine break.
■ Rules are shown in the table below.
General Sign (for Alertness)
This is to alert the user to unspecified
caution, warning or danger.
General Sign (for Prohibition)
This is to alert the user to
unspecified prohibition.
Shock Hazard
This is to alert the user to a risk of
electric shock in certain
circumstances.
Prohibition of Dismantling
This is to alert the user to a risk of
injury or shock if the indicated part is
dismantled.
Cut Hazard
This is to alert the user to a risk of
cutting hands or fingers by a cutter or
others.
General Sign (for Compulsion)
This is to alert the user to
unspecified user’s action.
Burn Hazard
This is to alert the user to a risk of
burn from heat or steam.
Necessity to Ground
This is to indicate that the machine
must be properly grounded, using the
attached green wire.
Pinch Hazard
This is to alert the user to a risk of
pinching by rollers which may cause
permanent damage to extremities.
Rotation Hazard
This is to alert the user to a risk of
injury if rotating parts of the machine
are not properly covered with during
maintenance or operation.
Rotation Hazard
This is to alert the user to a risk of
injury if rotating parts of the machine
are not properly covered by during
maintenance or operation.
Sankosha cannot be held legally responsible for any injuries to operators or damages to the machine caused by
alterations to the machine or operations not described in the machine manual.
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