R750EU5 - IE3 - TE4 - IE4 - ISE4
English 21 Ed.8 / 10-2012
GB
GENERAL SAFETY WARNINGS
SAFETY INFORMATION
–During the design and construction
phases, the Manufacturer paid special
attention to the aspects which are liable
to cause any risk for the safety and health
of people interacting with the engine.
Besides complying with the relevant
legislation in force, he followed all the
“rules for a good construction technique”.
The purpose of this information is making
users aware of the need to pay the utmost
attention to prevent any risk. Caution is
however imperative. Safety also depends
on all the operators who interact with the
engine.
–Read carefully the instructions contained
in the manual supplied and those applied
on the engine, in particular follow those
concerning safety. Spend some of your
time reading the instructions to avoid
unpleasant accidents.
–Pay attention to the meaning of the sym-
bols in the applied plates; their shape and
colour have a specic meaning related to
safety. Keep them visible and follow the
stated information.
–Use the engine only for the tasks autho-
rised by the manufacturer and do not tam-
per with any device to achieve a different
performance from the intended one.
– The staff carrying out any type of inter-
vention throughout the life of the engine
should have precise technical skills,
specic abilities and experiences acquired
and acknowledged in this sector. The lack
of these requirements may cause dama-
ges to people’s safety and health.
–All the installation phases should have
been taken into account since the deve-
lopment of the initial project. The designer
has to observe with the engine xing poin-
ts and the general indications provided by
the manufacturer.
–Carry out the handling of the engine in
compliance with the information stated
directly on the engine, on the packaging
and in the operating instructions supplied
by the manufacturer.
–When lifting or transporting unpacked
engines use means of appropriate load
capacity which must be properly ancho-
red.
–When lifting and transporting packaged
engines, means of appropriate load capa-
city as stated on the packaging itself.
–Before carrying out other transfers, crea-
te the conditions required to guarantee
stability and to prevent any engine part
from being damaged.
–Before starting the installation, the instal-
ler has to implement a “safety plan” and to
follow the designer’s indications. Do not
make changes to the engine components
for any reason.
– It is necessary to make sure that the in-
stallation area is tted with all intake, fuel
supply and exhaust connections.
–The manufacturer cannot be held re-
sponsible for any damage resulting from
the misuse of the engine, from the failure
to follow the indications contained in this
manual and from any tampering with or
change made without the manufacturer’s
authorization.
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