Solo USA Port 423 - Manual (Page 12)

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• To avoid damage to hearing, the
operator should wear suitable
personal noise protection such
as ear muffs, ear plugs or similar.
• Wear firm work shoes with non-
slip soles.
Always observe accident preven-
tion regulations issued by local
trade organizations or workers
compensation boards.
Notes for General Use
The machine should only be used
for the scope of application
as indicated in the instruction
manual.
Always observe all safety hints
while using the machine.
• The mistblower is suitable for
the application of crop protec-
tion products which have been
approved by the responsible,
local Registration Authority. The
output quantity can depend on
the position of the spray tube.
• If the spray tube is held upwards
at an angle exceeding 30 deg.
from the horizontal position, the
installation of a liquid booster
pump may be necessary. The
booster pump is available as an
accessory.
• The mistblower, without using
the formula tank, also doubles
as air blower to remove fallen
leaves, grass clippings, paper,
dust or snow in parks, gardens,
sports arenas, parking lots or
drives.
• The mistblower may only be
used for the jobs it has been
designed for – and no other!
Some parts on the machine have
been removed for transport
purposes. Prior to first use, the
mistblower has to be completely
assembled. (Fig.1 and 2) This mist-
blower may only be started and
used when completely assembled.
SAFETY GUIDE LINES AND PRECAUTIONS
General Hints
• First time users should be instruc-
ted by the seller or an expert
• The operator is liable towards
others within the operating area
of the mistblower
• Only operate the mistblower
when in good physical condition.
Fatigue and illness lead to care-
lessness and accidents. Proceed
in a careful and alert manner
• Never use a machine while under
the influence of alcohol or drugs
• The air exit speed from the
nozzle is very high. Never point
the nozzle towards persons or
animals.
PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT
FOR YOUR SAFETY
To prevent injuries to head, eyes,
hand, feet or damage to hearing,
the following protective equip-
ment should be worn:
• Clothing should be appropriate
for the job, i.e. not too loose
and not too tight to be hinde-
ring. Do not wear work coat,
shorts or sandals. The operator
should not wear a scarf, a neck-
tie or jewelry which may get
caught by branches.
• Protect your face and eyes with
a face guard or safety glasses.
• A breathing mask should be
worn when using poisonous
chemicals.