• Anyone approaching the machine enters the danger area and hence becomes
an EXPOSED PERSON. It is up to the operator to prevent other people from
entering the danger area and he himself must act with extreme caution. Stop
the machine immediately if anyone enters the danger area.
• Caution: the blades continue to turn for several seconds after the engine has
been switched off.
• Keep the handbook readily available so that you can consult it for details of the
operating cycle and maintenance instructions. If it gets lost or damaged, a
replacement copy can be obtained from the manufacturer.
• This machine must be used by a single operator, who must remain in his work
position at the control handle.
• Do not wear items of clothing that are likely to get caught up in the mechanism,
such as long wide sleeves, belts, and necklaces.
• Hearing protectors and protective goggles must always be worn when operating
the machine.
• Do not leave the machine unattended while it is running.
• Do not place any tools or other objects on the machine as they could damage it
or injure the operator.
• Use only original spares.
Safety rules during operation
• Before setting to work, check there is enough cable in the housing and the
laying device.
• Keep the face and arms well away from the cable-laying device.
• Make sure there are no stones or rocks in the way, as they would blunt the
blades.
• Try to maintain an even balance while operating the machine.
• In the event of a malfunction, excessive vibration or strange noises, switch off
the engine. Disconnect the power supply (remove the sparkplug) and establish
the cause of the problem.
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