Risks to a person's health from infections may arise if hydraulic oil escapes under
high pressure and enters the body!
Allow only a specialty workshop to perform work on the hydraulic system.
Depressurize the hydraulic system before performing work on the hydraulic system.
Make sure to use suitable tools when trying to find leaks.
Never attempt to seal leaking hydraulic hose lines using your hand or fingers.
Fluids (hydraulic oil) escaping under high pressure may penetrate the skin and enter
the body, resulting in severe injury.
Seek immediate medical attention if injury from hydraulic oil has occurred! Risk of in-
fection.
Have an expert verify the proper technical condition of the hydraulic hose lines at least
once per year.
Replace hydraulic hose lines when detecting damage and wear. Use only original
hydraulic hose lines supplied by the manufacturer.
Do not use hydraulic hose lines for more than six years, including any storage time,
which must not exceed a period of two years.
Even if stored properly and only subjected to the permissible stress, hoses and hose
connections are subject to natural aging, limiting their storage time and period of use.
The actual period of use may deviate from these specifications based on experience
and, in particular, taking potential hazards into consideration. Other guidelines may
apply to hoses and hose lines made of thermoplastics.
Dispose of the used oil as stipulated by law. If you experience problems with disposal,
contact your oil supplier.
Store hydraulic oil in a place inaccessible to children.
Make sure that no hydraulic oil can seep into the soil or water.
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