2.2 Organisational measures
The operating instructions must always be to hand
wherever the machine is in use.
In addition to the operating instructions, observe and
follow the generally valid legal regulations and any
other binding regulations for accident prevention and
environmental protection.
Such obligations may also include handling hazard-
ous substances or making available/wearing personal
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regulations, for example.
Supplement the operating instructions with instructions
including site management and reporting obligations
concerning special operational requirements, for ex-
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personnel used, etc.
Any personnel instructed to perform work on the ma-
chine must have read the operating instructions before
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begun is too late. This applies in particular to person-
nel who only work on the machine occasionally, for
example for set-up and maintenance.
At least occasionally, check that the personnel are
working with safety and hazards in mind and are fol-
lowing the operating instructions.
Personnel must not have long hair which is not tied
back or wear loose clothing or jewellery including
rings. There is a risk of injury from being caught or
drawn into the machine, for example.
Wear personal protective equipment if necessary or
required by regulations.
Observe all safety and hazard notices on the machine.
Ensure that all safety and hazard notices at/on the
machine can be read in full at all times.
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change in the machine's performance that may affect
safety, shut down the machine immediately and report
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Do not modify, convert or attach equipment to the ma-
chine without approval from the supplier if this could
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safety equipment and valves, as well as for welding
on supporting parts.
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determined by the manufacturer. This must always be
guaranteed for genuine spare parts.
Adhere to the prescribed time periods or those indi-
cated in the operating instructions for recurring tests/
inspections.
Workshop equipment which is appropriate for the work
is mandatory for carrying out maintenance measures.
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guishers and how to use them.
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2.1 Intended use
The machine has been constructed using state-of-the-
art technology and in line with the recognised technical
safety regulations. However, use of this machine may
still result in the risk of injury or death to the user or
third parties, or of damage to the machine and other
material assets.
Only use the machine in technically perfect working
order, for its intended use and with safety and hazards
in mind, in compliance with the operating instructions.
In particular, you must immediately rectify faults that
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mediately by a third party.
The machine is solely intended for the removal of
weed growth on paved, concrete and/or tarmac sur-
faces outdoors. Any other or additional form of use
is considered non-compliant with the intended use.
For example, the machine must not be used to sweep
animal feed. Twisted knot brushes can come loose and
be consumed by animals, causing harm to them. The
manufacturer/supplier shall not be held liable for any
damage or loss suffered as a result. The risk is borne
solely by the user. Intended use also includes comply-
ing with the operating instructions and adhering to the
inspection and maintenance conditions.
The machine may only be operated with twisted knot
brushes that have been approved by the manufacturer.
Basic safety instructions
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