SAFETY REGULATIONS 4
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• Lock the hydraulic controls with the special
devices (if present).
• Close the windows and lock them with the
handles (if present).
• Close the cab door by key.
• Place wedges under the wheels.
• Make sure that the vehicle is parked so as not to
impede its movement and at least 5 meters away
from the railroad tracks.
WARNING
Do not stop and leave the vehicle parked on a
slope exceeding 15%, even with the parking
brake engaged.
4.12 - Starting and stopping
the vehicle
4.12.1 - General warnings regarding
starting up the vehicle
WARNING
Do not use the vehicle without having first read
and understood all parts of this manual, and
without having attended an adequate training
course.
• Before starting the engine, make sure all control
levers are in a neutral position, the parking brake
is engaged, the engine hood is closed and that
there is nobody in the area surrounding the
machine.
• The machine can only be started up or
maneuvered when the operator is seated in the
driver's seat, with the seat belt fastened and
adjusted.
• The machine may move suddenly if started up
without following the correct procedure, thus,
creating the risk of damage.
• Never start the engine by causing a short circuit
between the terminals of the starter.
• Never start-up the engine by pushing or pulling
the vehicle. This could seriously harm people or
cause serious damage to the vehicle.
• Be careful when using auxiliary batteries as the
gas contained in these may explode, causing
serious damage. Follow the instructions provided
in the "Emergency procedures" chapter, "Start-up
using auxiliary batteries" paragraph to start the
engine using auxiliary batteries. An incorrect
procedure can cause serious damage to the
electrical/electronic system, the vehicle could
move suddenly, the battery could explode and
damage could be caused to objects and/or
people.
• Do not start the engine or touch the levers of the
machine if a danger sticker or a maintenance in
progress sign is placed inside the cab.
4.12.2 - Inspections prior to starting-
up
4.12.2.1 - Inspecting the machine
Carefully inspect your machine every day or before
every shift.
Carry out the following inspections and operating
checks:
• Parking brake efficiency
• Intact condition of the tires
• Type of tire suitable for the type of work ground
• Engine oil level (check and top-up, if necessary)
• Hydraulic oil level (check and top-up, if
necessary)
• Air filter clogging indicator (check and clean, if
necessary)
• Tire inflation and pressure (check)
• Fuel level (check)
• Signaling and warning devices (check)
• Steering efficiency
• Service brake efficiency
• Tightness of all nuts and bolts
• Lighting
• Direction indicators
• Emergency Lights
• Switches
• Indicator lights
• Windscreen wipers
• Reverse movement alarm
• Position and condition of rear view mirrors
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