Rainger Linear 65
OPERATION
Open Delivery
Electric Cord Handling
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DANGER
• NEVER HANDLE THE ELECTRIC CORD WHEN THE POWER IS ON.
• THE DISCONNECT SWITCH MUST BE IN THE “OFF” POSITION WHEN INSERTING OR REMOVING
THE PLUG FROM THE RECEPTACLE.
• NEVER ALLOW THE ELECTRIC CORD TO KINK.
• NEVER ALLOW THE HOSE TO DRAG OVER THE ELECTRIC CORD ALWAYS LAY THE ELECTRIC
CORD OVER THE HOSE.
• REGULARLY INSPECT THE ELECTRIC CORD FOR NICKS OR CUTS. REPLACE A DAMAGED ELEC-
TRIC CORD IMMEDIATELY. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SPLICE A DAMAGED ELECTRIC CORD.
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• DO NOT DRIVE ANY VEHICLE OVER THE CORD AT ANY TIME UNLESS THE CORD IS PROTECTED
FROM PHYSICAL DAMAGE.
• REMOVE ALL SHARP OBJECTS FROM THE TRAVEL LANE THAT MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE
ELECTRIC CORD.
• ALWAYS INSURE THAT THE ELECTRIC CORD MECHANICAL SAFETY CABLE IS ROUTED THROUGH
CABLE HOOK ON POWER PEDESTAL EACH TIME THE ELECTRIC CORD IS PLUGGED INTO THE
RECEPTACLE.
• INSURE THAT THE MECHANICAL SAFETY CABLE IS FUNCTIONAL EACH TIME THE ELECTRIC
CORD IS PLUGGED INTO POWER PEDESTAL. THE PLUG MUST ALWAYS BE FREE SO THAT THE
MECHANICAL SAFETY CABLE CAN PULL THE PLUG FROM RECEPTACLE IF NECESSARY.
• ALWAYS ATTACH THE CAP TO PLUG WHEN MOVING THE ELECTRIC CORD AND PLUG FROM ONE
POWER PEDESTAL TO ANOTHER, OR WHEN STORING THE CORD.
• THE PLUG CAP COLLAR IS FOR ATTACHMENT OF THE PLUG CAP ONLY! DO NOT ATTACH THE
PLUG CAP COLLAR TO THE RECEPTACLE. THE PLUG MUST ALWAYS BE FREE SO THAT THE ME-
CHANICAL SAFETY CABLE CAN PULL THE PLUG FROM RECEPTACLE IF NECESSARY.
Electric Cord Operation
1. Ensure that the danger signs are in place and
visible at each end of the travel lane. See Figure
65-1.
2. Check the electric cord for nicks, cuts, or abra-
sions. DO NOT use the electric cord or start the
system if any of these defects are found. Contact
your local Valley dealer.
Figure 65-1 Danger Sign
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