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Parker Sentinel - Hazardous Materials; Machine Description; Introduction; Function

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Sentinel
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2.5 General
The Sentinel can be operated and maintained safely if all safety precautions are observed; however, dangerous
situations can occur due to poor judgement or negligent use.
Always stay alert for dangerous situations.
Observe the following general precautions:
• Pay attention to loose clothing and hair.
• Keep your hands away from dangerous zones.
• Check the functionality of the Sentinel daily.
• Do not turn on the main switch if persons are in contact with the machine.
• Unplug before performing maintenance activities.
• Replace damaged or defective parts before putting the machine into service.
• Modications to the machine without prior approval of the manufacturer are not permitted.
• Never disassemble piping lines or components while under pressure.
The Sentinel is a powerful tool that supplies hydraulic fluid under high pressure. Be careful when using it.
In case of unexpected leakage:
• Immediately stop the complete system.
• Protect yourself (face, hands, etc.) against spraying liquid.
• Never try to stop the leak ow by covering it with your hands.
• Use absorbing paper to prevent uid from entering the environment.
• Properly dispose of all spilled uids.
2.5.1 Oil Contaminated with Hazardous Materials
If there is any possibility the oil being puried contains a solvent or materials which could be considered
hazardous, either with toxicant or ammable explosives, the Sentinel should not be used.
The Sentinel should never be used to remove volatile’s such as: diesel fuel, gasoline or other products
with low flash points, explosive in nature, or toxic. For clarification, consult your factory representative for
detailed information.

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