General Safety And Accident Prevention Regulations; Danger Levels; Warning Signals; Clothing - AGM M Serie Instrucciones De Instalación Y De Manutención

2.0 GENERAL SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PREVENTION REGULATIONS

2.1 DANGER LEVELS

Always pay attention to the "dangers" signal when it appears of the handbook and follow all safety regulations.
There are three different types of signals:
DANGER: An incorrect performance of the operations described in the manual will lead to serious injuries, death or long-term health risks if
the following operations are not properly carried-out.
WARNING: An incorrect performance of the operations may cause serious injuries, death or long-term health risks can occur if the fol-
lowing operations are not properly carried-out.
CAUTION: If the operations are not correctly performed they may damage the lift and/or the person.
WARNING: Please read the instructions carefully: anyone failing to do so may suffer irreparable damages or cause them to people, ani-
mals or things.
AGM-CO.SMET Srl refuses any responsability for damages that may occur due to a lack of compliance with the satety and prevention regu-
lations illustrated here.
AGM-CO.SMET Srl also refuses responsibililty for damages due to an improper use of the lift or to unauthorized modifications.

2.2 WARNING SIGNALS

The safety signals (Figure 4) described in this manual are also placed on the lift; they indicate dangerous and unsafe situations.
The labels should be kept clean and should be replaced immediately if they are damaged or begin to peel off.
Carefully read the definitions of the safety signals and memorize them well:
1) It is mandatory that you carefully read the instruction manual before operating the lift.
Before every maintenance operation it is mandatory to disconnect the power supply and carefully read the instruction manual.
2) Danger of falling: do not get on the lift.
3) Danger of crushing: do not get near the moving parts
4) Danger of electrical shocks: the electrical panel is live; before any intervention, always disconnect the electrical power supply.

2.3 CLOTHING

• Avoid wearing wide or flapping clothes, wide sleeves, tie, scarfs, etc. when working, as they may get stuck in the lift moving parts.
• If local regulations require it, operators will have to wear a damage-prevention clothing.

2.4 ENVIRONMENT AND POLLUTION

• Do not use the lift to wash, take grease off motor-vehicles, sandblasting or grinding operations.
• As for the use and disposal of lift cleaning and maintenance products, users are required to comply with the regulations in force in
their country. They are also advised to follow the indications given by the manufacturers of such products
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