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Alerts to potential personal injury hazards. Follow to avoid injury or death.
Imminent hazard leading to death or serious injury if not avoided.
Potential hazard leading to death or serious injury if not avoided.
Potential hazard leading to minor or moderate injury if not avoided.
Potential hazard leading to property damage if not avoided.
Information requiring special attention.
Disconnect power before servicing. Ensure bin grounding.
Wear eye protection when operating the unit.
Secure ladders when servicing from heights.
Use grounded power cords, plugs, and receptacles.
Adhere to NEC and use qualified electricians for wiring.
Emphasizes reading and understanding the operator's manual.
Proper chain attachment for spreader stability and suspension.
Optimize grain volume by adjusting hopper gap for switch operation.
Modify spread width by adjusting outer ring height.
Level grain distribution using the spreader pan slide gate.
Ensure mercury switch plate is clean and functional for correct operation.
Visual representation of the electrical connections for the unit.
Table A guides wire gauge selection based on motor and distance.
Table B recommends fuse types and sizes for motor protection.
Solutions for uneven grain spread in the bin.
Fixes for continuous running, excessive swinging, or starting problems.
Troubleshooting steps for a non-operational spreader.
Addresses motor slowing, chatter, or humming due to load or voltage.
Covers 12-month warranty for defects, with repair/replacement as remedy.
Lists items not covered, like implied warranties and consequential damages.
Purchaser's duty to follow installation codes and regulations.
Install equipment according to current codes and consult authorities.
Contact information for Illiana and Clear Lake centers.
Internet address for DMC David Manufacturing.
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