Simon, Evers & Co K532 830 Manual De Instrucciones página 23

because it may injure human body, for example, when cargo
falls off.
Caution!
When transporting cargo on a slope, be extremely careful, and make
sure the operator is operating on the upper end of the slope, as
shown in the picture above. When the truck slides a slope, turn the
drive wheels to the biggest angle to prevent further sliding. This
method can only be adopted under emergency.
Warning!
Avoid fast operations during turning in order to prevent overturn.
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Cargo shall not be too high to block sight.
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Brake lightly and cautiously to prevent cargo from falling off.
Never make turns on a slope.
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When pushing the truck into an elevator, make sure the elevator
is capable of bearing total weight of the truck, cargo, operator and
other persons in the elevator. When entering, make sure load enters
first, rather than the operator. No person shall stays in the elevator
when load/truck enters/exits the elevator.
Caution!
Load weight shall not exceed rated load.
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When stacking, cargo shall not be too high, in order to prevent it
from falling off.
Never transport people by the truck.
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No person is allowed around the operation area to prevent
human injury caused by truck faults.
Operator is not allowed to sit or stand on the truck to operate.
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