• Keep the fire extinguishers in a location that you can access easily also near where the fires can occur.
- Examine the fire extinguishers regularly, refer to the manufacturer's equipment manual.
- Make sure that the fire extinguisher is full and in a condition that operates.
• For fires of material other than crop (for example oil or electrical components), use a dry chemical fire
extinguisher of A, B or C class.
• Before you cut, weld, or grind on the machine, remove flammable materials from the machine and the
work area.
• If a fire occurs, move out of the smoke and away from the fire. Get aid from your local emergency
services.
1.6.4 High pressure leaks
• The fluid that leaks from the hydraulic system
or the fuel injection system is at a high
pressure and is not easy to see.
• If the fluid goes into the skin, you must get
medical aid immediately. If the fluid is not
removed immediately, injury or death can occur.
• Use the applicable procedures to find possible
leaks.
- Do not use your bare hand.
- Put on the correct personal protective
equipment before you look for leaks.
• Before you replace hydraulic lines:
- Remove all pressure from the system.
- Put all equipment in the maintenance
position and install the supports if it is
applicable.
- Close the applicable accumulator valves.
- Stop the engine.
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1.6.5 Fuel Safety
• Fuel is flammable.
• Always stop the engine before you put fuel in
the machine.
• Keep open flames and electrical sparks away
from the area.
• Do not smoke while you add the fuel.
• Clean the area and remove spilled fuel.
• Only use fuel from an approved fuel container.
• Make sure that a class B fire extinguisher is
available when you fill the machine with fuel.
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Fig. 18
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1. Safety
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