All operations requiring the load bed to be lifted, for whatever reason, must only be
carried out after the safety prop has been carefully positioned underneath the load
bed. The safety prop prevents the load bed from dropping. It does not offer the same
safety guarantee when the load bed is loaded. For other maintenance operations or
repairs, which require intervention on elements of the upper structure when the load
bed is lifted (e.g. fixing of lifting jack and accessory components, pins and hinges
replacement), it is mandatory to refer to an authorised workshop equipped with all
necessary tools and safety equipment.
Information regarding maintenance is given in the instructions.
Marks and signals
The following instructions contain information regarding equipment operation. The
following specifications are indicated on the plate:
•
manufacturer's name and address
•
CE marking and year of manufacture
•
vehicle type and chassis identification number
•
device serial number
Conclusions
The overall equipment and all its components comply with the specifications and
standards set forth in Directive 89/392/EEC and amendments and 91/368/EEC, 93/44/
EEC, 93/68/EEC, in addition to CUNA standards NC 173-01, 173-02, 173-03,173-04
and 173-05.
N.B.
FOR INFORMATION ON LOAD TOLERANCES (OVERALL AND PER AXLE) RE-
FER TO THE REGISTRATION PAPERS OR THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
SECTION.
PLATES CONTAINING COMMONLY USED WARNING MESSAGES AND SIGNS
ARE LOCATED NEAR VARIOUS EQUIPMENT PARTS
.
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