SAFETY WARNINGS!
THESE WARNINGS ARE NOT MEANT TO BE A COMPLETE LIST AND ONLY THE
OPERATOR'S INTELLIGENCE, GOOD SENSE AND CARE OF UNIT WILL ASSURE
THAT MOST HAZARDS WILL BE AVOIDED.
1.
READ THIS MANUAL CAREFULLY AND COMPLETELY BEFORE OPERATING,
ADJUSTING OR REPAIRING THIS MACHINE.
If you have a question concerning the machine or its operation, or would like extra
copies of this book, you may call the Factory at 1-(800)-634-4060, or Fax your
questions to us at 1-(414)- 632-3335.
2.
CHARGING THE BATTERIES WILL PRODUCE EXPLOSIVE HYDROGEN GAS.
Do not smoke or allow open flame near a charging battery. Do not smoke while
working around the machine. Do not charge battery with the hood (lid) of the
machine closed or hydrogen gas may accumulate within.
3.
TO AVOID ACCIDENTALLY STARTING UP THE MACHINE, ALWAYS TURN OFF
THE KEY SWITCH BEFORE LEAVING UNIT.
A green warning light on the right-hand control panel shows when power is on.
4.
WHEN YOU LEAVE THE MACHINE UNATTENDED, ALWAYS SHUT OFF
THE UNIT AND TAKE THE KEY.
5.
DRESS SAFELY
Do not wear rings or metal wrist watches while working on this machine. They can
cause an electrical short, which, in turn, can cause burns.
Do not work on this machine while wearing a tie, scarf or other dangling neckware.
These can tangle in the rotating brooms, belts and pulleys and cause serious injury
or even death.
6.
DO NOT USE THE MACHINE AS A STEP LADDER OR CHAIR.
7.
IF YOU MUST LIFT UNIT OFF OF GROUND, DO NOT WORK ON UNDERSIDE
OF MACHINE WITHOUT PROPERLY SUPPORTING UNIT.
8.
NO RIDERS!
These machines were not meant to carry passengers or the operator.
9.
WARNING: USING FLAMMABLE CLEANING CHEMICALS, OR VACUUMING UP
FLAMMABLE CHEMICAL FROM THE FLOOR CAN CAUSE AN EXPLOSION.
The vacuum motors can create sparks that will set off volatile chemicals.
10.
DO NOT BACK MACHINE DOWN RAMPS! Do not put yourself behind the
machine. Machine is heavy and can tip backwards on steep ramp. ALWAYS
DRIVE DOWN RAMP FORWARD--WITH YOURSELF UP HIGHER THAN THE
MACHINE.
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