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PAGE 6 — B-SERIES TROWEL — PARTS & OPERATION MANUAL — REV. #1 (12/03/01)
RECOGNIZE SAFETY INFORMATION,
SYMBOLS AND TERMINOLOGY
This is the caution symbol. Wherever you see
this symbol in this manual or on the machine
be aware that there is potential for personal
injury or damage to equipment. Always follow
instructions for safe operation and use.
This is the symbol for gear drive.
This is the symbol for belt drive.
This is the symbol for lubrication.
This is the symbol for radiating heat. Know
that where you see this symbol on the machine
parts may be hot.
This is the symbol for examine or check. Know
that where you see this symbol on the machine
there will be something that may need to be
checked for maintenance.
This is the symbol for lift point. Know that this
symbol on the machine will point out possible
lifting points.
This is the symbol for continuous rotation.
The direction, clockwise or counter clockwise
will be indicated by this symbol.
SAFETY INFORMATION
FOLLOW ALL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
Note: If there are ANY questions regarding this manual (i.e.
something is unclear) please contact Multiquip for clarifications.
Read ALL safety instructions carefully. Safety instructions will be
found throughout this manual and on the machine. Keep all
safety information in good, readable condition. If needed,
replacement safety information is available. Contact the nearest
Multiquip distributor for replacement items and parts.
Proper machine operation includes training for operators.
Operators should be versed on machine safety and operation.
Never allow a person who is not properly trained to operate this
equipment.
Keep this machine in proper working condition. This includes
keeping all safety decals on the machine clean and visible. If
decals become unreadable, please call nearest Multiquip dealer
for replacements.
Do not modify this machine. Doing so may cause improper
operation and may not be safe. This may also reduce machine
life. Modifying this machine in any way will void the warranty.
OPERATE MACHINE SAFELY
Always be aware of the operational area of your machine.
Operators need to be careful to keep bystanders and nearby
objects at a safe distance from the machine. Never let someone
who is untrained operate this machine.
Study the operational area carefully. Remove all dangerous
objects from the finishing area. (i.e. protruding rebar or wood). Do
not attempt to use the machine where operation appears to be
dangerous.
Keep the machine properly maintained and in good working
order. This mainly entails keeping the machine clean and serviced.
This will allow the finisher to perform to it’s fullest potential and
provide the longest operational lifetime. Check the safety kill
switch before and after every operation. It is good practice to stop
the machine with the safety kill switch, to ensure it is operating
properly.
Always try to do most work during daylight hours or with sufficient
artificial lighting. Visibility must be good for this machine to be
used effectively.
Never operate machinery when tired or ill. Operators must be
alert and always looking for possible signs of danger or misuse
of machinery. Do not operate the machine in dangerous
surroundings.