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Service manual Cinquecento12 (VA21) [MANUY2V.SB0] ed.1 ver.0.1.doc pag.15 - 09/11/2021
8. Carry out the following operations as they pose residual risks:
Adjust the mechanical, pneumatic, or electrical parts on the machine while it is
working.
Remove the mechanical, pneumatic, or electrical parts on the machine while it is
working.
Remove the protective devices for mechanical, pneumatic, or electrical parts on the
machine while it is working.
Allow the machine to run when the electrical panels are open.
These uses, that cannot be avoided by way of construction, must not be allowed.
9. If service station fall down, or is hit, or in case of big leakage, or sounds of flowing gas:
an internal damage could happen, also if externally the machine seems good, and it
is still working;
the machine must be taken outdoor or in a very ventilated place.
No fire, no smoke, no workers, no cars nearby this service station.
The service station must be fully tested by a trained technician before to be used
again.
10. Use only the supplied power cord
WARNING
The employer (or safety manager) is obliged to see to it that the machine is not
used in an improper manner, putting the health of the operator and people
exposed first.
The operator is obliged to inform their employer (or the system safety manager)
if there is a danger of improper use of the machine since, as an instructed
person, the operator is responsible for the use that is to be made of the
machine.
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