32 / 56
PL
SK
DE
EN
CS
HU
USING PETROL MACHINES
WARNING! B
During operation the engine produces carbon monoxide. It is a colourless, odourless,
poisonous gas. Breathing carbon monoxide can cause nausea, fainting, reproductive
disorders and even death.
• The performance of a petrol engine mounted on a particular device, may not achieve gross
output. It is caused by many factors, e.g. the used components (exhaust, charging, cooling,
carburettor, air filter, etc.), usage restrictions, operational conditions of use (temperature,
humidity, etc.) and the differences between individual engines produced.
CAUTION! A
A running engines generates heat. Parts of the engine and silencer become extremely
hot during operation. After touching they may cause serious burns. If it is close to
any flammable materials, e.g. leaves, grass, shrubbery etc., it may catch fire
• When working with a petrol machine never use brute force. The machine, which was
designed for the job, performs it better and safer, therefore always use the correct machine
for a given task.
• Check the machine before an each use to determine whether the working tools are not
worn or damaged. Replace worn or damaged parts.
• Do not work with damaged, incomplete device, or device adjusted without the consent of
the manufacturer. Never use the device with defective protective equipment. Before use,
check device condition, particularly power connections, switches and protective covers.
• Don’t tilt the machine so that it could fall over or leak petrol and oil.
PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
CAUTION! A The machine is very noisy.
• Wear adequate noise protection equipment! The impact of noise can cause hearing damage
or hearing loss. Take frequent work breaks. Limit the amount of exposure per day.
• Always wear sturdy shoes with nonslip soles. Risk of damaging the legs or risk of slipping on
wet or slippery ground. This protects against injuries and ensures a good footing.
• Safety equipment such as a dust mask or hard hat used for appropriate conditions will
reduce personal injuries, especially when the machining operation creates dust or there is
a risk of hitting your head on protruding or low level obstructions.
• After using the machine for a longer time, you may have troubles with the capillary return in
hands. However, you may prolong the time of use when wearing suitable gloves and taking
regular breaks. Remember that the time of using the machine may gat shorter in result
of personal inclination to poor capillary return, low outside temperature or strong grip of
the machine while working.
To Next Page
Loading...
