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Do
not
operate the tester before
you
contact
your
Sun service
centre,
when the tester:
.
shows
visible
damage
' fajls
to
perform
the intended
measurements
'
has
been subjected
to
prolonged
storage under unfavourable
conditions
.
has been subjected to
severe
transportation
stresses.
It
is
possible
that these conditions
can
make
the tester
unsafe.
Place wheel chocks in front
and at
the rear
of
the
drive wheels before
you
test a
vehicle. This is
to
prevent
the vehicle
from moving.
Do
not inhale
exhaust
gases.
Work in
a
properly
venti'lated
area.
Exhaust
gases
contain
carbon
monoxjde
which is
a
colourless
and
odourless lethal
gas.
Use
insulated
pliers
when
you
handle
components
on the
secondary
side of the
ignition
system.
You
can
get
shocks
of up
to
30000
Volts
if
you
touch any of these
components
with
bare hands or conductive
tools.
10. Wipe
up fuel
spi11s
immediately
and
dispose of
soaked
rags in
proper
airtight
containers.
The
soaked
rags
produce
gasoline
fumes which
are
ex
plosi
ve.
11.
Do not
smoke
near
gasoline.
Gasoline fumes
are explosive.
12. Do
not
open closed
coolant systems while the fluid
is hot.
Steam
will
escape which
can burn
your
skin.
13. Do not
look
djrectly into the
carburettor throat when
cranking
or
running
the
engine.
Backfiring
may
cause burns.
14.
Avoid
contact
with
hot
surfaces
such as:
'exhaust
manifolds
and
pipe
.
mufflers
.catalytic
converters
.radiators
and hoses.
This
can cause
serious burns to
your
skin
15. Do not
use a naked flame
near the
battery.
Batteries
produce
a
hydrogen
gas
which
is
explosive.
16.
Keep
a
fire
extinguisher in
the
work
area. The
extinguisher should
be
suitable
for
a
range
of uses
including
gasoline,
chemical and
electrical
fi res.
17.
Do
not lay
tools
or equipment
on the battery. Accidental
shorting
of
the
battery
terminals
may
cause
shocks and burns,
and
may
damage
wiring
or the
battery
itself
.
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