6
500 SeriesSafety instructions
Falling of load or unexpected
lowering of loader boom - Risk of
crushing. Always remember that the
boom may lower unexpectedly due to
loss of stability, mechanical fault, or if
another person operates the controls of
the loader, leading to crushing hazard.
The attachment or the loader are
not intended to be left to keep a load
elevated for longer periods. Lower the
attachment before leaving the driver’s
seat. The stability of the loader may
change when leaving the driver’s seat,
leading to tipping over of the machine.
Falling of persons - Risk of crushing.
Never use the loader or its attachments
to lift persons or as any kind of work
platform even temporarily. Never climb
on the loader or on the attachment.
Seating capacity: one person only,
regardless of attachment.
Risk of falling objects - Make sure
load is securely on the attachment.
Never tilt an attachment back when
it is lifted high. Make sure the loader
is equipped with ROPS and FOPS
structures that are in good condition
and do not have visible damage. Make
sure the attachment is properly locked.
Hydraulic pressure - Risk of injury.
Escaping hydraulic uid under pressure
has sufcient force to penetrate skin,
causing serious personal injury. Never
use hands to search for possible
leaks in hydraulic systems - use a
piece of cardboard instead. Release
residual hydraulic pressure before
disconnecting any tting and before
any service operation. See a physician
immediately if hydraulic uid penetrates
skin, serious injury can result quickly.
Risk of being crushed by moving
loader - Engage parking brake
before working near the loader.
Follow safe stopping procedure to
prevent all movements of the loader.
Avoid leaving the loader parked on hill.
If necessary to park on hill, use chocks
or other additional means to prevent
the loader from moving.
Safety devices are installed for your
safety - Never modify or bypass any
safety function. Safety functions are
installed for your safety. Never modify
or block any of the safety systems of
the loader. If you notice that a system
is not in good condition, stop the use
of the loader and make sure the is
serviced.
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