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産業機器 Automatic LPM200のPDF 取扱説明書をオンラインで閲覧またはダウンロードできます。Automatic LPM200 16 ページ。 Stationary roller mill

DO NOT OPERATE OR USE THIS EQUIPMENT UNTIL THE FOLLOWING

OPERATING AND SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS HAVE BEEN READ AND

UNDERSTOOD. FAILURE TO UNDERSTAND AND PRACTICE GOOD SAFETY

PROCEDURES COULD RESULT IN PERSONAL INJURY OR DEATH

All farm machinery is inherently dangerous to children and to persons unfamiliar with its general

operation. Children should not be permitted in areas where machinery of this nature is operating.

Since mills contain numerous moving parts, some of which may not always be visible to the operator,

they can be extremely dangerous. Steps should be taken to assure the safety of the operator, and

any other people in the area. Automatic Equipment strongly recommends that no person be permitted

to operate this mill without a thorough understanding of how the machine works and the precautions

to be observed.

The operator of this machine should be a responsible adult who is familiar with farm machinery,

and trained in its operation. REMEMBER! Your best insurance against accidents is a careful and

responsible operator. A careless operator is a liability to himself and those who work with him.

Because of the dry, highly flammable material associated with this machine, FIRE FIGHTING

EQUIPMENT SHOULD BE READILY AVAILABLE DURING THE OPERATION OF THIS MACHINE.

Before operating this equipment, be sure to read and understand this operator's manual. If there is any

portion of the manual, or any phase of the roller mill's operation you do not understand, be sure to contact

your local Automatic dealer or Automatic Equipment, Pender, Nebraska. 402-385-3051.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS - BEFORE OPERATION

1. Keep the mill in good repair. Good maintenance is your responsibility. A poorly maintained

machine is an invitation for trouble. Always use proper tools when servicing your mill.

2. DO NOT start, operate, or attempt repair work on the mill until you carefully read and

thoroughly understand this operator's manual.

3. Be sure all shields are in place and all bolts are tight throughout the mill.

4. Be sure the rolls and drive belts are properly adjusted and in good condition. (See Operation

Section)

5 Be sure there are no tools or other foreign objects lying on or in the machine.

405-0525 Rev A

Safety

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