TRAPP TRF 600 Manual De Instrucciones página 47

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Additional Safety and Operation Instructions
Make sure the voltage of the power source is the
 
same of that of the equipment.
Carefully read instructions and get familiar with the
 
controls and proper used of the equipment.
Remember that the operator or user is responsible
 
for any accident or damage involving people or their
properties.
Use the shredder in a flat place and free of obstacles.

Avoid operating the equipment in humid places.
 
Use the equipment in a well lit environment.
 
Before feeding any kind of foliage, start the motor
 
and wait for it to reach maximum revolution.
Do not introduce anything in the equipment with
 
the motor off.
Do not use the equipment during periods of power
 
supply failure.
Whenever cleaning or servicing, make sure the
 
motor is off and the blade is still. Then unplug the
equipment.
If the equipment starts to vibrate, turn it off
 
immediately. Check the cause of the vibration as it
indicates that the equipment needs adjustment and
repair.
Attention!
Frequently check if all screws are well
tightened, mainly the counter cutting blade
one. Always keep the counter cutting blade
adjusted to assure the good performance
of the shredder.
Check the status of the power supply cord. Never fix
 
it with insulating tape.
Never use a water jet to clean the equipment. Water
 
inside the equipment can damage the electric circuit
of the motor, besides increasing the risk of an electric
shock. Use a cloth soaked in neutral detergent.
Clean the cutting assembly at each operation to avoid
 
material buildup on the disk shaft and hammers.
Never operate the shredder with the cover open or
 
without the belt protection guard.
In any abnormal situation during operation, turn
 
off the shredder and contact a TRAPP Technical
Assistant.
Attention!
When the shredder is operating, do neither
put your hand inside the green crop feeder
nor in the downward exit.
Attention!
Whenever cleaning or servicing, make
sure the equipment is off and the blades
are still as they continue to move for some
seconds.
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