Service the engine, alternator and running gear as per the instructions
given in the appropriate manufacturer’s handbook.
Note: Operators and owners are responsible for undertaking all services
including the first service.
Note: for terminology refer to descriptions in parts manual.
NOTE!
In case of emergency it is always possible to shut down the Telelight by
pushing the Emergency Stop push button located on the control panel.
6.2 SAFETY INFORMATION
In addition to the general safety information mentioned in section 2, it is
important to pay attention during maintenance operation to the instructions
listed below:
Failure to follow the WARNING instructions could result in severe injury or
death to the machine operator, a bystander or others.
Voltage used in this equipment can endanger life. Before attempting
replacement of components or maintenance operation ensure that all
power supplies and equipment are switched off.
The Telelight includes components and fluids that, during operation, are subject
to high temperature. Be careful to avoid burns and scalding.
Use protective gloves and safety glasses during refuelling and engine oil
changes. Before draining allow the oil to cool below 50qC.
The Telelight is equipped with moving parts, pulleys, wires and belts. Be
careful in the vicinity of the machine and be sure to dress in appropriate work
clothes. Do not wear loose clothing, rings or necklaces when working near the
machine or moving parts.
Pressurised air used for cleaning must be lower than 2 bars. Wear a protective
helmet when appropriate and wear protective shoes and overalls. Immediately
change wet overalls.
Do not light fires during refuelling. In case of fire do not use water use only an
appropriate fire extinguisher.
When working on parts under voltage ensure that hands and feet are dry.
Do not execute unfamiliar repairs, follow instructions and if not available contact
the manufacturer/dealer.
Keep the engine clean. Remove all fuel, oil or other liquids from its surfaces.
Provide an adequate container for waste oil.
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