4.8 Parking brake 44
4.9 Operators platform 44
4.10 Compressed air cleaner system 44
4.10.1 Mode of operation 45
4.10.2 Recommendations 45
4.1 SAFETY
IMPORTANT: If any dangerous situations occur, shut down the PTO right away.
4.1.1 Safe work routine
This machine must under no circumstances be used for any other purpose than the intended one. Operate
in daylight conditions only. Install additional worksite lighting if necessary. If the operator have to leave the
site, the tractor or any other power supply must be turned off and key removed to avoid unattended start.
Do not use loose or baggy clothing, due to many rotating parts in the machine. Long hair must be tied up
to avoid possible entanglement in rotating parts.
4.1.2 Operator safety
If you fail to comply with instructions given it could result in personal injury or loss of life.
l be cautious and extra observant during mounting new plastic film in the plastic tying unit.
l be cautious and stay focused on all danger zones during operation.
l be cautious when entering the stairs.
l check all danger zones before startup and during operation to avoid dangerous situations.
l pay attention to every potential danger caused by the machines automatic systems.
l carry out a test on emergency stop switches, and sensors on a regular basis, to ensure they are in
good working order.
l shut down the machine before any work is done to the plastic tying unit, due to danger of getting fin-
gers or hands cut/amputated.
l pay attention to fire hazard from overheated bearings, especially when pressing very dry materials.
l know the localization of the fire extinguisher. Keep it close!
l pay attention to the risk of unauthorised people entering the machine’s stairway (risk of falling into
feed hopper or elevator). The stairway is for authorized personnel only.
Shut down the machine when loading the tying unit with a new net/film roller.
4.1.3 Other people's safety
The machine has multiple automatic functions, which start and stop without any warning. No unauthorized
personnel must be located in the danger zone during operation. The danger zone should be marked with
flags or fences if possible.
4.1.4 Assembly on site
The operator must be aware of hazards during alignment and when assembling the machine.
l Make a visual control of the complete machine to detect any transport damages.
l Ensure that the machine is standing on a firm surface before aligning and levelling. The support legs
may sink into the ground during alignment or assembling the machine.
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