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Never weld or modify pressure tanks in any way.
11. Should evident signs or suspicions of overheating be found on an internal part of the machine, stop
the machine, but do not open any inspection cover until sufficient time has lapsed for cooling; in this
way the risk of spontaneous combustion of oil vapours upon the inflow of air is avoided.
12. Never use a source of light with naked flame to inspect the inside of the machine, the pressurised
tank, etc.
13. Ascertain that no tools, loose parts or rags were left in the machine, or its interior.
14. Maintenance of all adjustment and safety devices must be carried out with due diligence to guarantee
correct operation. They must never be deactivated.
15. Before clearing the machine for use, after maintenance or overhauls, check that the settings relative
to pressures, temperatures and operating timings are correct. Check that all control and stopping
devices are activated and that they operate correctly. If removed, check that the protection of the
compressor drive shaft's coupling has been reinstalled.
16. Protect the engine, air filter, electrical and adjustment components, etc., to avoid humidity being in-
troduced, for example when cleaning by steam is required.
17. Make sure that all sound-proofing material and anti-vibration buffers, for example the sound-proofing
material present on the body and in the compressor air inflow and outflow systems, are in good con-
dition. If damaged, replace with the original material from the manufacturer, to avoid increasing the
sound pressure level.
18. Never use corrosive solvents that could damage the compressed air network, for example poly-
carbon trays.
19. When handling refrigerating substances, the following safety precautions are highlighted:
Never inhale refrigerating vapours. Check that the work area is suitably ventilated; if necessary, adopt
personal protective breathing devices.
Always wear special gloves. In case of skin coming into contact with refrigerant, rinse thoroughly with
water. Should the refrigerating fluid come into contact with the skin through the clothing, do not rip
or remove them; pour abundant fresh water on the fabric until there are no more traces of refrigerant
visible; then go to the first aid room.
20. Hands should be protected to avoid being injured on the scalding parts of the machine, for example
while oil is being drained.
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