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Residual risks
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Residual hazards may occur under the following
circumstances:
• If the system is not used as intended, if the system is
modified or altered improperly.
• If the system is operated improperly by untrained or
unskilled personnel.
• If the system is cleaned, serviced or maintained
improperly and/or if non-compliant with scheduled
service intervals.
The following residual hazards must also be observed:
• Electrical currents during assembly or cleaning tasks
may result in injury or death. Only trained specialist shall
be permitted to work on the electrical system and only if
all components are disconnected from the power
supply!
• When working in narrow spaces, there is an inherent
risk of crushing injuries as well as risk of cutting caused
by sharp edges and corners.
• Improper handling can damage the vehicle body,
components or cables.
• Any type of welding on tank components is prohibited!
• Non-compliance with the installation guidelines and the
technical specifications of the vehicle manufacturer and
the manufacturer of the vehicle body.
• Tree branches or other objects above the cameras are
not recorded! In this case, the use of the rear-view
mirrors or the assistance of a banksman is mandatory!
• The higher an object from the ground, the more this
object is displayed on the monitor as bending outward.
This representation, which is not true to scale, must be
taken into account by the driver.
• The display in the monitor is true to scale only on the
footprint of the vehicle and only in the undistorted
mode.
• The image quality decreases with corresponding
environmental conditions: In this case, a banksman
must be available during the manoeuvring of the
vehicle.
• However, the reality may slightly deviate from this
composed image. Objects outside the image cones are
not captured.
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