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3.4.17 Chemicals
Keep cabin free of chemicals
Harmful and aggressive chemicals will pollute the air in the cabin. Harmful and aggressive
reactive substances are for example:
– Solvents
– Fuels
– Oils and greases
– Detergents
– Acids
These chemicals may stick to clothing and enter the cabin in this way. Gases and liquids may
escape even from closed tanks. The chemicals may impair health and the ability to concentrate.
As a result, accidents could be caused.
Electrical components could be damaged, for example control units and plug connections. This
may result in fire and accidents caused by malfunctions, system failures or short circuits.
• Keep the cabin interior clean.
• Do not store or transport any harmful of aggressive chemicals in the cabin.
• Before entering the cabin, remove clothing which may be contaminated with harmful and
aggressive chemicals.
• Before entering the cabin, remove soil and other substances from shoes or boots. The soil
may be contaminated with chemicals.
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