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3 ROTOPAC TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS 1 INTRODUCTION USEFUL ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBERS RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS GENERAL PRECAUTIONS EMPLOYER S GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES EMPLOYEE S GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES VEHICLE AND BODY SAFETY LABELS CAB SAFETY LABELS LOCATION BODY SAFETY LABELS LOCATION AUTOMATED ARM SAFETY LABELS LOCATION OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS FIRE PROTECTION CLEANLINESS SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT PROCEDURE SETTING THE BODY SAFETY PROP SETTING THE TAILGATE SAFETY PROP DRIVING THE VEHICLE DAILY INSPECTION APPROACHING THE VEHICLE VISUAL INSPECTION BEFORE START-UP TRUCK STARTING PROCEDURE BODY INSPECTION PROCEDURE AUTOMATED ARM INSPECTION OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION OPERATION CONTROLS LOCALISATION (INSIDE CAB) CONSOLE CONTROL PANEL CONSOLE CONTROLS DESCRIPTION EMERGENCY STOP LEFT CAMERA (if equipped) MONITOR SPLITTER SWITCH HYDRAULIC PUMP AUGER OPERATION SELECTION (MANUAL/AUTO) AUGER COMPACTING OR RETRACTING TAILGATE OPEN OR CLOSE BODY UP OR DOWN STROBE WORK LIGHTS GINOVE INC. i

4 TABLE OF CONTENTS ROTOPAC TAILGATE/BODY INTERLOCK GRABBER AUTO-CLOSE OVERRIDE JOYSTICK CONTROLS GRABBER OPEN/CLOSE JOYSTICK FUNCTIONS INVERSION AUXILIARY AUTOMATED ARM CONTROL PANEL MONITOR AND CAMERAS LOADING, PACKING AND UNLOADING PLANNING YOUR ROUTE SAFETY WHEN USING THE PACKING AUGER AUGER DESCRIPTION STANDARD AUTOMATED LOADING PROCEDURE LOADING CORRECTIVE ACTIONS EMERGENCY ACTIONS UNLOADING UNLOADING CORRECTIVE ACTIONS END OF THE DAY INSPECTION AND CLEANING HOPPER CLEANING CHASSIS CLEANING AUTOMATED ARM DESCRIPTION LOADING WHEELED CARTS AUTOMATED ARM LIMIT AND PROXIMITY SWITCHES LUBRICATION RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS GREASE HYDRAULIC OIL LUBRICATION CHARTS RECOMMENDATIONS NOTES ii GINOVE INC.

5 ROTOPAC TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1: Console safety labels Figure 2: Monitor switch label Figure 3: Vehicle safety labels (right side) Figure 4: Vehicle safety labels (left side) Figure 5: Vehicle safety labels (tailgate) Figure 6: Vehicle safety labels (left side of tailgate) Figure 7: Vehicle safety labels (right side of tailgate) Figure 8: Vehicle safety labels (hopper) Figure 9: Vehicle safety labels (auger driving mechanism) Figure 10: Vehicle safety labels (motor/planetary) Figure 11: Vehicle safety labels (hydraulic tank) Figure 12: Vehicle safety labels (automated arm) Figure 13: Fire extinguisher location Figure 14: Body safety prop Figure 15: Tailgate safety prop Figure 16: Tailgate safety prop Figure 17: Console controls Overview Figure 18: Monitor Figure 19: Auxiliary automated arm control panel (if applicable) Figure 20 : Clavier de contrôles Figure 21: Joystick controls Figure 22: Joystick movement Figure 23 : Clavier de commandes auxiliaire du bras automatisé Figure 24: Monitor assembly Figure 25: Tailgate camera (with shutter) Figure 26: Hopper camera Figure 27: Automated arm camera Figure 28: Left-side camera (if applicable) Figure 29: Extend the arm and grab the cart Figure 30: Bring the cart up and retract the arm Figure 31: Empty the cart s contents into the hopper Figure 32: Automated arm limit switches Figure 33: Automated arm proximity switch Figure 34: Rotopac lubrication chart Figure 35: Automated arm lubrication GINOVE INC. iii

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7 ROTOPAC INTRODUCTION 1 INTRODUCTION The goal of this manual is to provide users with the essential information for the operation and required maintenance of the ROTOPAC and the automated arm. The ROTOPAC is a straight-frame, side-loading vehicle manufactured to the highest standards equipped with a lateral automated arm, designed to fully automate the collect of residential and commercial refuse. The ROTOPAC is specifically designed to collect household refuse. It is not designed for bulky waste. The owner s manual and the safety information introduce users to the safety precautions to follow as well as the different methods of operating the equipment. After reading the manual, users should be able to perform the various tasks related to the operation of this equipment. IMPORTANT: DO NOT OPERATE THE ABOVE-MENTIONED EQUIPMENT BEFORE READING AND UNDERSTANDING THIS MANUAL ENTIRELY. SPECIAL ATTENTION MUST BE GIVEN TO THE GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS, WHICH MUST BE STRICTLY OBSERVED. GINOVE INC. 1

8 USEFUL ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBERS ROTOPAC 2 USEFUL ADDRESS AND PHONE NUMBERS NEW WAY TRUCKS 101 State Street Scranton, IA U.S.A. Phone: Toll Free: Fax: pallen@newwaytrucks.com Website: PARTS & SERVICE Phone: Toll Free: Fax: Hours: Mon-Thu 7am-5pm, Fri 8am-4pm (CST) orders to: parts@newwaytrucks.com Jeremy David Parts manager jedavid@newwaytrucks.com Randy Halbur Service Manager / Warranty Administrator rhalbur@newwaytrucks.com Keith Kult Inside Parts Sales kkult@newwaytrucks.com Ed Clark Internet Sales eclark@newwaytrucks.com Ginove 655, boul. de la Montagne, Saint-Casimir, Qc G0A-3L0 Canada Phone: Fax: info@ginove.ca 2 GINOVE INC.

9 ROTOPAC RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS 3 RECEIVING INSTRUCTIONS Every unit is thoroughly tested and inspected prior to shipment. However, it is possible that the unit may get damaged during transit. If you see any damage when unloading, notify it on the BILL OF LADING. IF DAMAGE IS EVIDENT, FILL IN A CLAIM WITH THE CARRIER IMMEDIATELY! 4 ORDERING REPLACEMENT PARTS We take pride in using quality parts on the equipment we manufacture. We are not responsible for the equipment problems resulting from the use of unapproved replacement parts. To order replacement or spare parts for this equipment, contact your distributor. Please have your body serial number near at hand (indicated on the equipment). GINOVE INC. 3

10 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC 5 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS The mentions DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION and NOTE appear throughout this manual as well as on the labels applied to the equipment.! DANGER The word DANGER precedes information related to immediate danger, which, IF NOT STRICTLY OBSERVED, could lead to serious risk of PERSONAL INJURY or even cause DEATH.! WARNING The word WARNING precedes information related to potential danger or unsafe methods which COULD result in PERSONAL INJURY or even cause DEATH.! CAUTION The word CAUTION precedes information related to potential danger or unsafe methods which MAY result in minor to moderate personal injury or equipment damage. NOTE: The word NOTE precedes particular information or specific maintenance of the equipment. 4 GINOVE INC.

11 ROTOPAC GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS 5.1 GENERAL PRECAUTIONS It is the employer s responsibility to ensure that his employees are qualified and able to operate this equipment. It is the employer s responsibility to ensure that all operators have access to this manual at all times. THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND OPERATIONAL PRECAUTIONS WHICH SHOULD BE FOLLOWED BY OPERATORS AND/OR MAINTENANCE PERSONNEL AT ALL TIMES. Do not operate this vehicle before reading and understanding this manual and the safety labels on the vehicle entirely. In case of doubt or interrogations, refer to your immediate supervisor for clarification. The vehicle equipped with the automated arm is designed and built to be operated by only one person. The automated arm operator must be in a position to distinctly see the lifting arm at all times while operating. The operator must be able to stop the motion of the arm at any time, in order to prevent injury to surrounding people, damage to property or to the equipment itself. The automated arm operator must ensure that anybody or anything near the arm is at a safe distance before activating it. Failure to do so may result in personal injury, property and/or vehicle damages or even cause death. At the beginning of each working day, inspect the body, the auger and any other systems that might put the public and/or the operator in harms way. Verify that the mirrors, brakes (emergency and parking brake), accelerator pedal, steering wheel and turn signals are in good working condition. Do not operate the equipment if there are any signs of damage and/or dubious repairs. Report any doubts, any non-adequate repair and/or any equipment maintenance or service requirements to your supervisor. Keep both hands on steering wheel for better control. Do not quit driving position until the vehicle is completely stopped and the parking brake is applied. When the vehicle is parked, the parking brake must always be applied, especially when on a slope. The operator must watch and be absolutely sure that there is nobody behind or near the tailgate when opening and closing the tailgate(s). Do not perform any modifications to the equipment without the manufacturer s approval, otherwise the warranty will be void. Use only replacement parts either supplied or approved by the manufacturer. GINOVE INC. 5

12 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC! DANGER DO NOT ENTER INTO THE HOPPER OR TRY TO REPAIR THE AUGER WHILE THIS ONE IS ACTIVATED OR WHEN THE HYDRAULIC PUMP IS STILL RUNNING. PERSONNEL AUTHORIZED TO GET INTO THE HOPPER MUST FIRST COMPLETE THE LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT PROCEDURES REQUIRED BY THE EMPLOYER.! WARNING WHILE COLLECTING WASTE, WATCH FOR EXPLOSIVE OBJECTS, SUCH AS TELEVISION TUBES, UNDER PRESSURE CANS, ETC. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE OPERATOR WEARS SAFETY EQUIPMENT SUCH AS SAFETY GLASSES, GLOVES AND PROTECTIVE FOOTWEAR AT ALL TIMES. Despite all our efforts to design safe-operating equipment, the operator s safety depends on his/her vigilance and the precautions taken while operating the equipment. For any doubts, please refer to your supervisor, who will be able to contact Ginove for clarifications. 5.2 EMPLOYER S GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES It is the employer s responsibility to be familiar with the equipment and to ensure that its operation is in accordance with safety requirements and codes including all applicable regulations. It is also the employer s responsibility to maintain the equipment in proper working order so that it meets the provincial/state and federal current regulations and standards. The employer must, among other things: Provide proper instructions and training to employees in order to safely operate the vehicle and its equipment BEFORE they are assigned to work with it. See to the proper maintenance and adequate adjustments of the equipment to meet the manufacturer s standards and recommendations. If in doubt, contact the manufacturer or its authorized representative. Establish and apply a LOCKOUT/TAG-OUT procedure for any inspection, repair or maintenance being done on the equipment, whether it is performed at the shop or on the road during the collect route. Keep a record of any reported damage, breakage or malfunction, and of any performed inspection and maintenance. Meet the appropriate lighting standards during night shifts (if allowed). Regularly communicate with the equipment operator and ensure the precautions are taken and that all the safety rules are followed. 6 GINOVE INC.

13 ROTOPAC GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS Make sure that the back up alarm signal is in proper working order when the vehicle is set in reverse mode. 5.3 EMPLOYEE S GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES The employee must, among other things: Apply and follow all the safety rules and prescribed precautions for the equipment provided by the employer. The equipment is to be operated ONLY after having received proper instructions and appropriate training. The employee MUST NOT operate the equipment if he/she detects any sign of damage, breakage or malfunctions. The employee must report to his employer or supervisor, as soon as possible, any damage, breakage or malfunctions of the equipment. The employer must take the necessary measures to put the equipment back in working order. The employee must ensure that anybody or anything near the equipment is at a safe distance before activating any of the controls and must be ready to stop the operation in progress at any time in case of danger. GINOVE INC. 7

14 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC 5.4 VEHICLE AND BODY SAFETY LABELS Make sure all warning labels are in place, clean, visible and not altered. Product safety signs and labels should be periodically inspected and cleaned by the product operator. Warnings and notes on the labels must be obeyed at all times. These labels must be in place at all times. Report any damaged or missing label to your supervisor and/or employer. Contact manufacturer for replacement labels if needed. CONSOLE LABELS D-0007 D D D D D GINOVE INC.

15 ROTOPAC GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS CONSOLE LABELS D D D CHASSIS LABELS D GINOVE INC. 9

16 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC BODY LABELS D D D D D D (IF APPLICABLE) 10 GINOVE INC.

17 ROTOPAC GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS BODY LABELS D D D D D D GINOVE INC. 11

18 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC BODY LABELS D D D D D D GINOVE INC.

19 ROTOPAC GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS AUTOMATED ARM LABELS D-0008 D D GINOVE INC. 13

20 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC CAB SAFETY LABELS LOCATION NOTE: Depending on the chassis model, the labels location may differ slightly from the pictures below. D D D D-0007 D D D D Figure 1: Console safety labels D Figure 2: Monitor switch label 14 GINOVE INC.

21 ROTOPAC GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS BODY SAFETY LABELS LOCATION NOTE: Depending on the chassis model, the labels location may differ slightly from the pictures below. D D D D D D D D D D Figure 3: Vehicle safety labels (right side) D D D D D Figure 4: Vehicle safety labels (left side) GINOVE INC. 15

22 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC D (IF APPLICABLE) D Figure 5: Vehicle safety labels (tailgate) D D D D D D D Figure 6: Vehicle safety labels (left side of tailgate) Figure 7: Vehicle safety labels (right side of tailgate) D D D D D D D Figure 8: Vehicle safety labels (hopper) 16 GINOVE INC.

23 ROTOPAC GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS D D D D Figure 9: Vehicle safety labels (auger driving mechanism) Figure 10: Vehicle safety labels (motor/planetary) D D Figure 11: Vehicle safety labels (hydraulic tank) GINOVE INC. 17

24 GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC AUTOMATED ARM SAFETY LABELS LOCATION D (On inner beam) D D-0008 Figure 12: Vehicle safety labels (automated arm) 18 GINOVE INC.

25 ROTOPAC OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 6 OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS Never operate machinery while wearing jewellery or loose clothing which may get caught in moving parts. Always wear safety equipment as specified by your employer. Never operate machinery under the influence of ALCOHOL OR DRUGS. When in doubt about a function of a control or system, refer to the present manual and/or to your supervisor. It is the employer s responsibility to ensure that the employees are qualified for the equipment s operations before working with this equipment. It is the employee s responsibility to apply proper procedures and safety measures at all times. Refer to your supervisor for specific driving regulations in your location. Obey all speed restrictions and regulations. Nobody should operate the ROTOPAC without having entirely read and understood the present manual. The employee must be completely familiar with all safety procedures and the location, operation and function of all controls and indicators related to the operation of the equipment. Never start, move or operate the equipment when stepping into it, even after a short time away, without ensuring that the surrounding area is clear. 6.1 FIRE PROTECTION It is recommended that a type ABC fire extinguisher should always be easily accessible from outside the truck. NOTE: Depending on the chassis model, the fire extinguisher location may differ slightly from the picture below. Figure 13: Fire extinguisher location GINOVE INC. 19

26 OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC 6.2 CLEANLINESS Cleanliness of the equipment is part of general safety. Ensure that the equipment is working properly by removing and cleaning all garbage in the hopper area after each unloading. Clean all the truck lights and safety stickers so that the vehicle is visible and that the surrounding people are aware of the vehicle at all times. If the vehicle is equipped with cameras without lens protector, make sure that all lenses are clean.! CAUTION KEEP THE CAB FLOOR DRY AND CLEAN TO PREVENT ANY RISK OF SLIPPING, TRIPPING OR ACCIDENTS. 6.3 SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE If the truck is parked for an extended period of time, follow the chassis manufacturer s shutdown procedure as well as maintenance requirements. SHUTDOWN PROCEDURE 1. Park the vehicle on a hard and level ground; 2. Apply the parking brake; 3. Ensure that all mobile parts of the equipment are in their home position; 4. Turn the hydraulic pump switch OFF (PTO switch); 5. Turn the electrical systems OFF 6. Shut off the engine; 7. Turn the battery switch OFF and lock (if equipped). 20 GINOVE INC.

27 ROTOPAC OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS 6.4 LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT PROCEDURE It is the employer s responsibility to establish a LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT procedure for any inspection, routine maintenance or prior to any reparations, whether it is performed at the workshop or on the road during the collection route. The employer must ensure that the LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT procedure is performed and strictly followed by its employees.! WARNING FAILURE TO FOLLOW THE LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT PROCEDURE MAY RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR DEATH.! WARNING IF THE VEHICLE HAS TO BE PARKED AND THE DRIVER HAS TO GET AWAY FROM THE VEHICLE, ALWAYS APPLY THE PARKING BRAKE. SUGGESTED LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT PROCEDURE 1. Park the vehicle on a hard and level ground; 2. Apply the parking brake; 3. Ensure that all mobile parts of the equipment are in their home position; 4. Turn the hydraulic pump switch OFF (PTO switch); 5. Turn the electrical systems OFF ; 6. Shut off the engine; 7. Remove the key from the ignition switch and store in a safe and controlled place (preferably with you); 8. Put adhesive tape on the ignition switch keyhole; 9. Turn the battery switch OFF and lock (if equipped); 10. Put an OFF SERVICE sign on all steering wheels; 11. Put an OFF SERVICE sign in the windshield; 12. Chock all the wheels to prevent movement of the vehicle; 13. Block any system that could move by gravity with an appropriate and visible safety prop (open tailgate, raised body, etc.). GINOVE INC. 21

28 OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC 6.5 SETTING THE BODY SAFETY PROP Set the body safety prop any time you raise the body to ensure the body will not lower or drop if there is any hydraulic leak or failure.! DANGER ALWAYS USE THE BODY SAFETY PROP WHEN PERFORMING MAINTENANCE UNDER THE RAISED BODY. FAILURE TO DO SO MAY RESULT IN SEVERE INJURY OR EVEN DEATH.! DANGER DO NOT USE PROPS WITH A LOADED BODY. NEVER STAND UNDER A RAISED LOADED BODY. BODY SAFETY PROP SETTING PROCEDURE 1. Park the vehicle on a hard and level ground; 2. Apply the parking brake; 3. Ensure there is nobody standing near the vehicle; 4. Verify the overhead clearance and the back of the vehicle before raising the body; 5. Ensure there is no garbage inside the body; 6. Start the engine; 7. Turn the hydraulic pump switch ON (PTO switch); 8. Raise the body until the safety prop is cleared: a. HOLD the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button; b. Press and HOLD the BODY UP button; 9. Set the body safety prop properly (see Figure 14); 10. Lower the body onto the safety prop: a. HOLD the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button; b. Press and HOLD the BODY DOWN button; 11. Apply the LOCKOUT/TAG-OUT procedure before performing maintenance under the body. 22 GINOVE INC.

29 ROTOPAC OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS BODY SAFETY PROP SETTING PROCEDURE Figure 14: Body safety prop GINOVE INC. 23

30 OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC 6.6 SETTING THE TAILGATE SAFETY PROP Set the tailgate safety prop any time you open the tailgate to ensure the tailgate will not close if there is any hydraulic leak or failure.! DANGER MAKE SURE THAT NO ONE IS STANDING BEHIND THE TRUCK AND THAT THERE IS NO WASTE MATERIAL IN THE BODY PRIOR TO RAISING THE TAILGATE. TAILGATE SAFETY PROP SETTING PROCEDURE 1. Park the vehicle on a hard and level ground; 2. Apply the parking brake; 3. Ensure there is nobody standing near the vehicle; 4. Verify the overhead clearance and the back of the vehicle before opening the tailgate; 5. Ensure there is no garbage inside the body; 6. Remove the tailgate safety pins on both sides; 7. Start the engine; 8. Turn the hydraulic pump switch ON (PTO switch); 9. Open the tailgate about 2 feet high (enough to clear the safety prop): a. HOLD the TG/EJECT INTERLOCK button; b. Press and HOLD the OPEN TAILGATE button; 10. Pull the safety prop upward (see Figure 15); 11. Set the safety prop (see Figure 16); 12. Lower the tailgate onto the safety prop: a. HOLD the TG/EJECT INTERLOCK button; b. Press and HOLD the CLOSE TAILGATE button; 24 GINOVE INC.

31 ROTOPAC OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS Figure 15: Tailgate safety prop Figure 16: Tailgate safety prop GINOVE INC. 25

32 OPERATION GENERAL PRECAUTIONS ROTOPAC 6.7 DRIVING THE VEHICLE The ROTOPAC side loader may be equipped with two (2) steering wheels, one on the left (sitting driving position) and one on the right (standing driving position). Both driving positions are provided with an accelerator pedal, a foot brake pedal, turn signals and a horn. Before driving, make sure that all controls are properly set on the chosen driving side. For the driving position selection procedures, refer to the chassis manufacturer s operation manual. The right-hand side driving position is designed to make waste collection easier by a single person. It is recommended to drive the vehicle on the left-hand side for any long distance driving. The vehicle should be driven on the right-hand side only for door-to-door refuse collection. NOTE: If the cab has been modified by the chassis manufacturer, the operator MUST follow chassis manufacturer s recommendations.! WARNING WHILE RIGHT-HAND SIDE DRIVING, FOLLOW THE PRESCRIBED MAXIMUM SPEED PERMITTED BY THE CHASSIS MANUFACTURER, THE EMPLOYER AND/OR LOCAL REGULATIONS.! WARNING DO NOT LEAVE THE VEHICLE BEFORE IT IS COMPLETELY STOPPED AND ALWAYS APPLY THE PARKING BRAKE. RIGHT-HAND SIDE DRIVING PROCEDURE 1. Drive the vehicle on the left-hand side driving position (seated) to the beginning of the collection route; 2. Stop the vehicle and apply the parking brake; 3. Turn the hydraulic pump switch OFF (PTO switch); 4. Shut off the engine; 5. Adjust mirrors properly; 6. Follow the chassis manufacturer s procedure to enable all the electrical accessories of the selected driving position; 7. Switch the arm control joystick on the right-hand side of the cab; 8. Test the driving wheel by turning it left and right as the truck is slowly moving forward; 9. Test the foot brake as the truck is slowly moving forward; 10. Test the parking brake by applying it and slowly throttle the accelerator pedal. 26 GINOVE INC.

33 ROTOPAC DAILY INSPECTION 7 DAILY INSPECTION 7.1 APPROACHING THE VEHICLE As you approach the vehicle, make sure that there is no objects underneath, inside or against it and examine the surroundings for people, other vehicles, under and overhead obstruction. Ensure that the truck is in an area where you will have all the clearance required to perform the complete start-of-the-day inspection. During the following inspection, look out for any structural damage on the vehicle. 7.2 VISUAL INSPECTION Before starting the vehicle, the operator MUST perform a visual inspection of the equipment. Make sure the engine is not running and the parking brake is set. Ensure the cleanliness of lamps, safety labels, camera lenses, mirrors, windows and the vehicle in general; Check that the safety equipment is in place (i.e. fire extinguisher, first-aid kit, etc.); Ensure there is no structural damage; Ensure that there is no unusual wear, distortion, cracking, leaning or leaking on the vehicle; Ensure there are no frayed or skinned wires, oil leaks, pinched or misshapen hoses; Ensure the hydraulic oil level is as recommended (hydraulic tank, auger motor / planetary assembly and on auger driving mechanism); Ensure that the hydraulic cylinders do not leak, and ensure mounting pins are secure; Ensure the hydraulic tank shut off valve is fully open; Report any defective system to supervisor and maintenance personnel; Ensure there are no leaks, cracks, or other types of problems on the frame area, fuel tank, hydraulic and air tanks and wheels; Ensure the tailgate is fully closed and that BOTH tailgate safety pins are in place. 7.3 BEFORE START-UP Ensure that all systems are turned off and that none will start running when the engine starts. All electrical systems and the hydraulic pump must be set at OFF position. The hydraulic tank valve should be open. GINOVE INC. 27

34 DAILY INSPECTION ROTOPAC 7.4 TRUCK STARTING PROCEDURE Enter the cab and proceed as the chassis manufacturer s start up procedure prescribes. TRUCK STARTING PROCEDURE 1. Put transmission shifter to NEUTRAL ; 2. Parking brake is ON ; 3. Hydraulic system is OFF ; 4. Start the vehicle as indicated by the chassis manufacturer; 5. Engage the hydraulic pump using the PTO switch on the console; 6. Turn on all strobes and working lights; 7. If required, move the truck to an appropriate area to perform the daily inspection; 8. Report any issues or defective systems to maintenance personnel. 7.5 BODY INSPECTION PROCEDURE Exit the cab to continue your inspection. Bring a rag along to clean all accessible lights, stickers, camera lens, etc. BODY INSPECTION PROCEDURE 1. Follow the "TRUCK STARTING" procedure; 2. Operate the auger for a full cycle; 3. Verify that the tailgate safety pins are in place and secured. If not, put them back into place to lock the tailgate properly; 4. Verify the frame, fuel tanks, hydraulic and air tanks; 5. Verify hydraulic pumps, valves, hoses and pipes; 6. Go around the vehicle and verify and clean all the lights, cameras and labels. 28 GINOVE INC.

35 ROTOPAC DAILY INSPECTION 7.6 AUTOMATED ARM INSPECTION On a daily basis, perform a visual inspection of the arm, looking for leaks, cracks or premature wear of the moving parts.! DANGER DO NOT STAND DIRECTLY IN THE PATH OF THE ARM WHILE PERFORMING THE INSPECTION. APPLY THE LOCKOUT / TAG-OUT PROCEDURE AT ALL TIMES. AUTOMATED ARM INSPECTION PROCEDURE 1. Start the engine; 2. Turn the hydraulic pump ON ; 3. Fully extend the arm; 4. Turn the hydraulic pump OFF ; 5. Shut off the engine; 6. Follow the LOCKOUT/TAG-OUT procedure; 7. Exit the cab and perform a visual inspection of the following items: a. Grabber; b. Limit and proximity switches; c. Frayed or skinned wires; d. Oil leaks e. Pinched or damaged hoses; f. Structural damages or distortion; g. Unusual wear at the pivot points or the cylinder pins; h. Loose nuts and bolts; i. Unusual noise; j. Altered or missing safety labels; 8. Report any defective items to your supervisor and/or employer. GINOVE INC. 29

36 OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION ROTOPAC 8 OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION NOTE: The descriptions in this section are summarized for quick reference only; refer to the loading, packing and unloading sections for complete procedures. 8.1 OPERATION CONTROLS LOCALISATION (INSIDE CAB) NOTE: General controls location and appearance may differ from pictures below. "ARM EXTENDED" WARNING LIGHT "EMERGENCY STOP" BUTTON CONTROL PANEL JOYSTICK Figure 17: Console controls Overview MONITOR SPLITTER SWITCH Figure 18: Monitor 30 GINOVE INC.

37 ROTOPAC OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION Figure 19: Auxiliary automated arm control panel (if applicable) NOTE: Located under right-hand side seat. Accessible when the door is open. GINOVE INC. 31

38 OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION ROTOPAC 8.2 CONSOLE CONTROL PANEL Figure 20 : Clavier de contrôles 1: HYDRAULIC PUMP ON/OFF 2: AUGER OPERATION SELECTION (MANUAL/AUTO) 3: OPEN TAILGATE 4: BODY UP 5: STROBE ON/OFF 6: INTERLOCK (TAILGATE/BODY) 7: AUGER RETRACT 8: AUGER COMPACT 9 : CLOSE TAILGATE 10: BODY DOWN 11 : WORK LIGHTS ON/OFF 12 : GRABBER AUTO-CLOSE OVERRIDE 32 GINOVE INC.

39 ROTOPAC OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION 8.3 CONSOLE CONTROLS DESCRIPTION EMERGENCY STOP The EMERGENCY STOP button will stop all hydraulic functions and hydraulic pump (PTO). All controls and joystick will be inoperable. To reactivate the controls, the red button has to be manually pulled back. The hydraulic pump has to be turned ON again LEFT CAMERA (if equipped) To display the left side camera image on the monitor, activate the left flasher light or use the navigation arrows on the monitor MONITOR SPLITTER SWITCH The monitor image automatically changes from the automated arm camera to the hopper camera when the grabber is moved upward and the opposite when the grabber is moved downward. When the Monitor splitter switch is ON, both hopper camera image and automated arm camera image are displayed on monitor HYDRAULIC PUMP The hydraulic pump system is enabled by pressing the hydraulic pump button ON (the light indicator will turn on). The hydraulic pump system is disabled : By pressing the hydraulic pump button OFF (the light indicator will turn off) OR By pressing the EMERGENCY STOP button OR By shutting off the engine.! CAUTION NEVER TRY TO ENABLE THE HYDRAULIC PUMP SYSTEM IF THE VALVES ARE CLOSED. PERMANENT DAMAGE TO THE HYDRAULIC PUMP MAY OCCUR. GINOVE INC. 33

40 OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION ROTOPAC AUGER OPERATION SELECTION (MANUAL/AUTO) The auger system has an automatic and manual mode. The automatic mode is the default configuration and to set to manual mode, the operator must press the MAN/AUTO button. On the automatic mode, the auger starts packing when the DEADMAN switch on the joystick is pressed and stops when the DEADMAN switch is released. When the body is completely filled or a strong load stops the auger for (2) seconds, the auger will automatically reverse its rotation for (4) seconds and will start packing again to push the load inside the body AUGER COMPACTING OR RETRACTING On the manual mode, the operator can select the auger s rotation direction by pressing either one of the auger control buttons (compact or retract) TAILGATE OPEN OR CLOSE To open or close the tailgate after having completely followed the safety procedures (refer to corresponding section): 1. HOLD the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button; 2. Press and HOLD the TAILGATE OPEN or TAILGATE CLOSE button, as desired. 34 GINOVE INC.

41 ROTOPAC OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION BODY UP OR DOWN To raise or lower the body after having completely followed the safety procedures (refer to corresponding section): 1. HOLD the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button; 2. Press and HOLD the BODY UP or BODY DOWN button, as desired. NOTE: If the vehicle is equipped with air suspension, make sure the suspension is dropped before raising the body.! CAUTION NEVER RAISE THE BODY IF THE TAILGATE IS NOT OPEN. THE ICC BUMPER WILL NOT CLEAR THE GROUND STROBE To turn on the strobe light, press the strobe light button one time. To turn off the strobe light, press the strobe light button a second time. For safety reasons, it is recommended to always turn on the strobes while collecting refuse WORK LIGHTS To turn on the work lights, press the work lights button one time. To turn off the work lights, press the work lights button a second time. For safety reasons, it is recommended to always turn on the work lights while collecting refuse TAILGATE/BODY INTERLOCK Security button that must be held while opening or closing the tailgate or when raising or lowering the body. GINOVE INC. 35

42 OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION ROTOPAC GRABBER AUTO-CLOSE OVERRIDE For safety reasons, when the automated arm reaches a certain height, it is impossible to open the grabber. To open the grabber in the hopper while it is up, press and hold the GRABBER OVERRIDE button and then press the GRABBER OPEN button on the joystick.! CAUTION THE GRABBER AUTO-CLOSE OVERRIDE FUNCTION OVERRIDES ALL SAFETY FEATURES. THE OPERATOR MUST BE AWARE OF ALL APPLICABLE SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND ALL POTENTIAL CONSEQUENCES RELATED TO ITS MISUSE. MAJOR EQUIPMENT DAMAGE AND/OR INJURY MAY OCCUR. 36 GINOVE INC.

43 ROTOPAC OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION 8.4 JOYSTICK CONTROLS JOYSTICK BUTTON LEFT : GRABBER CLOSE JOYSTICK BUTTON RIGHT : GRABBER OPEN DEADMAN SWITCH Figure 21: Joystick controls ARM RETRACT (9 O CLOCK) GRABBER DOWN (12 O CLOCK) GRABBER UP (6 O CLOCK) ARM EXTEND (3 O CLOCK) Figure 22: Joystick movement The DEADMAN switch must be pressed at all times in order to use the joystick controls. The DEADMAN switch also activates the auger when the auger operation is on automatic mode. The grabber automatically closes when the grabber is taken upward and reaches a certain height. GINOVE INC. 37

44 OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION ROTOPAC The grabber can only be opened while it is down. It cannot be opened while the grabber is up, unless the GRABBER OVERRIDE button is activated. NOTE: A diagonal movement of the joystick permits a simultaneous use of two functions GRABBER OPEN/CLOSE JOYSTICK FUNCTIONS INVERSION It is possible for the operator to invert the OPEN/CLOSE functions on the joystick if desired. GRABBER OPEN/CLOSE JOYSTICK FUNCTIONS INVERSION PROCEDURE 1. The key must be in the ignition or the engine running; 2. Press the EMERGENCY STOP button; 3. HOLD the GRABBER OVERRIDE button for 4 seconds; a. The three lights over the GRABBER OVERRIDE button will flash; b. The green light at the right side of the control panel will turn ON. NOTE: This function remains enabled unless this procedure is repeated to set back to normal again. 38 GINOVE INC.

45 ROTOPAC OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION 8.5 AUXILIARY AUTOMATED ARM CONTROL PANEL Figure 23 : Clavier de commandes auxiliaire du bras automatisé 1: GRABBER AUTO-CLOSE OVERRIDE 2: GRABBER CLOSE 3: ARM UP 4: ARM OUT 5: HOLD (DEADMAN BUTTON) 6: GRABBER OPEN 7: ARM DOWN 8: ARM IN The auxiliary control under the right-hand side seat allows the operator to control the automated arm from the outside of the cab, with a direct view of the automated arm. This auxiliary control has the same functions as the joystick. The HOLD button acts as a deadman switch and must be pressed in order to control any of the functions. GINOVE INC. 39

46 OPERATION CONTROLS IDENTIFICATION ROTOPAC 8.6 MONITOR AND CAMERAS Figure 24: Monitor assembly Figure 25: Tailgate camera (with shutter) Figure 26: Hopper camera Figure 27: Automated arm camera Figure 28: Left-side camera (if applicable) 40 GINOVE INC.

47 ROTOPAC LOADING, PACKING AND UNLOADING 9 LOADING, PACKING AND UNLOADING Different methods, procedures and necessary actions to operate the ROTOPAC are presented in this section.! WARNING ALWAYS READ AND UNDERSTAND THE OWNER S MANUAL BEFORE OPERATING THE EQUIPMENT. 9.1 PLANNING YOUR ROUTE It is important to plan your route in order to be efficient. You must know your route and what type of refuse you will have to collect (garbage or recyclable materials). The ROTOPAC was designed exclusively to pick up wheeled carts for household refuse. It is not designed for bulky waste. 9.2 SAFETY WHEN USING THE PACKING AUGER! DANGER NEVER ATTEMPT TO REACH INSIDE THE HOPPER WHEN EITHER THE AUGER OR THE ARM IS IN MOTION. SEVERE INJURY OR DEATH MAY OCCUR. IF YOU MUST ENTER THE HOPPER, ALWAYS FOLLOW THE COMPLETE LOCKOUT/TAG- OUT PROCEDURE.! WARNING ALWAYS KEEP THE WARNING LIGHTS AND/OR 4-WAY FLASHERS ON WHEN COLLECTING REFUSE. ALWAYS WEAR PROTECTIVE SAFETY EQUIPMENT WHEN WORKING NEAR THE HOPPER, SUCH AS PROTECTIVE GLASSES AND WORK GLOVES. 9.3 AUGER DESCRIPTION The auger is a worm conveyor made of high strength steel that crushes and pushes the refuse inside the body of the vehicle. GINOVE INC. 41

48 LOADING, PACKING AND UNLOADING ROTOPAC 9.4 STANDARD AUTOMATED LOADING PROCEDURE To collect refuse with the automated arm, follow this procedure. Also refer to the automated arm section. STANDARD AUTOMATED LOADING PROCEDURE 1. Ensure the hydraulic system is enabled; 2. Ensure all strobes and work lights are ON ; 3. Stop the truck by applying the foot brake and wait for the truck to be completely stopped; 4. Using the automated arm, empty the wheeled cart s content inside the hopper; 5. Put the wheeled cart back in place; 6. Fully retract the automated arm to its home position; 7. Release the foot brake pedal and drive to next pickup point. 9.5 LOADING CORRECTIVE ACTIONS AUGER DOES NOT OPERATE Ensure the hydraulic system is enabled; Ensure the MAN/AUTO auger operation button is set in automatic mode; Verify the auger for any unusual damage or obstructing object; Verify that the EMERGENCY STOP button is not activated; Report any observations to maintenance or service personnel. AUGER IS BLOCKED If the automatic auger system fails to pack the load into the body : 1. Set the MAN/AUTO auger operation button to manual mode; 2. Operate the auger in reverse motion for several seconds by pressing the AUGER RETRACT button; 3. Operate the auger in forward motion until the load passes through by pressing the AUGER COMPACT button; 4. You may have to repeat step 2 to 3 until the load passes through; 5. Set back the MAN/AUTO auger operation button to automatic mode. 42 GINOVE INC.

49 ROTOPAC LOADING, PACKING AND UNLOADING 9.6 EMERGENCY ACTIONS! DANGER IF SOMEONE IS TRAPPED IN THE HOPPER HIT THE EMERGENCY STOP BUTTON; CALL FOR HELP; PROVIDE FIRST AID. HYDRAULIC OIL SPILL Disable the hydraulic system and stop the engine; Close all the valves on the hydraulic tank; Carefully inspect the cause of the leak; Contact the maintenance personnel and report your observations; Before restarting the engine, ensure that no hydraulic system is enabled; When the leak is fixed, ensure that the hydraulic tank valves are fully opened. GINOVE INC. 43

50 LOADING, PACKING AND UNLOADING ROTOPAC 9.7 UNLOADING Once you have finished your route, make sure the automated arm is fully retracted in its home position. STANDARD UNLOADING PROCEDURE 1. Drive the vehicle to the landfill or the material recycling facility; 2. Park the vehicle on a hard and level ground; 3. Verify the overhead clearance and the back of the vehicle before opening the tailgate and raising the body; 4. If equipped, ensure that air suspension is dropped; 5. Remove the tailgate safety pins on both sides; 6. Fully open the tailgate: a. HOLD the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button; b. Press and HOLD the OPEN TAILGATE button; 7. Raise the body: a. HOLD the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button; b. Press and HOLD the BODY UP button; 8. Slowly move the vehicle forward. This Is the only time you can move the truck with the body raised. Do it very cautiously and cover the shortest distance possible. Always be aware of the overhead clearance; 9. Set the MAN/AUTO auger operation button to manual mode; 10. Operate the auger in forward motion by pressing the AUGER COMPACT button until the load is fully ejected; 11. Lower the body: a. Ensure there is no garbage between the chassis and the body; b. HOLD the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button; c. Press and HOLD the BODY DOWN button; 12. Close the tailgate: a. HOLD the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button; b. Press and HOLD the CLOSE TAILGATE button; 13. Put the safety pins back in place.! WARNING DO NOT DRIVE WHEN THE TAILGATE IS OPENED AND/OR WHEN THE BODY IS RAISED. 44 GINOVE INC.

51 ROTOPAC LOADING, PACKING AND UNLOADING 9.8 UNLOADING CORRECTIVE ACTIONS When unloading the refuse unit, some garbage can fall or be blown between the frame and the body. To remove this garbage, that would prevent a proper lowering of the body on the chassis, use body safety prop (refer to setting the body safety prop section).! DANGER ALWAYS USE THE BODY SAFETY PROP WHEN WORKING UNDER A RAISED BODY. DO NOT USE SAFETY PROP WITH A LOADED BODY. NEVER STAND UNDER A RAISED LOADED BODY. Ensure the hydraulic system is enabled; Ensure the tailgate is fully opened; THE BODY DOES NOT RAISE If the vehicle is equipped with air suspension, it needs to be dropped in order to raise the body; Ensure that the automated arm is fully retracted in its home position; Ensure that the TG/BODY INTERLOCK button is held while pressing the BODY UP button when trying to raise the body. GINOVE INC. 45

52 LOADING, PACKING AND UNLOADING ROTOPAC 9.9 END OF THE DAY INSPECTION AND CLEANING Cleanliness is part of safety. Ensure that the equipment works properly and that no garbage or objects are stuck in the auger s area. Clean all lights and safety stickers in order to stay visible at all times by surrounding people. To clean out the hopper and chassis, complete the following procedures HOPPER CLEANING HOPPER DAILY CLEANING PROCEDURE 1. Park the vehicle on a hard and level ground; 2. Apply the parking brake; 3. Apply the LOCKOUT/TAG-OUT procedure; 4. Remove any garbage or bulky items that are stuck in the auger; 5. Inspect the auger for unusual wear or damage and check for leaks; 6. Finish cleaning hopper area using a pressurized water jet.! CAUTION NEVER SPRAY PRESSURIZED WATER DIRECTLY ON ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS CHASSIS CLEANING Follow the chassis cleaning procedure below or refer to the chassis manufacturer s recommendations. It is recommended to clean the chassis daily. CHASSIS DAILY CLEANING PROCEDURE 1. Park the vehicle on a hard and level ground; 2. Apply the parking brake; 3. Raise the body and set the body safety prop (refer to setting the body safety prop section); 4. Lower the body onto the safety prop; 5. Apply the LOCKOUT/TAG-OUT procedure; 6. Clean the chassis using a pressurized water jet; 7. Clean the rear of the cab; 8. Proceed to a visual inspection. 46 GINOVE INC.

53 ROTOPAC AUTOMATED ARM 10 AUTOMATED ARM 10.1 DESCRIPTION The effectiveness of the automated arm is remarkable, but incorrect use could result in damage to property and/or equipment, and could even injure or cause death. The automated arm was designed to be equally effective in collection of wheeled carts on narrow roads as on wider roads. The following sections provide all the necessary information to safely use the automated arm. The automated arm is a horizontally-shaped telescopic arm, which allows the operator to grab a wheeled cart from less than 12 from the vehicle up to 120 from the vehicle. The automated arm is operated by a joystick inside the cab LOADING WHEELED CARTS The automated arm is controlled by the movement of the joystick. The camera views automatically switch from the arm to the hopper when the arm reaches a certain position (limit switches). LOADING PROCEDURE NOTE: For joystick movement controls, refer to Figure 21, Figure 22 et Figure Stop the vehicle so the arm is facing the cart; 2. Move the joystick to the right (3h00) to extend the arm and grab the cart; 3. Press the CLOSE button on top of the joystick to close the grabber on the cart (see Figure 29); 4. Pull the joystick (6h00) to lift the cart approximately 45cm (18") off the ground (see Figure 30); 5. Move the joystick to the left (9h00) to retract the arm to the end of its course; 6. Pull the joystick (6h00) to bring the cart into the hopper and empty it (see Figure 31); 7. Ensure that the cart is empty; 8. Push the joystick forward (12h00) to lower the cart out of the hopper; 9. Move the joystick to the right (3h00) to extend the arm and put the cart back in place; 10. Press the "OPEN" button to open the grabber and release the cart (see Figure 29); 11. Push the joystick forward (12h00) to lower the clamp to its lowest position; 12. Move the joystick to the left (9h00) to retract the arm to the end of its course. GINOVE INC. 47

54 AUTOMATED ARM ROTOPAC LOADING PROCEDURE Figure 29: Extend the arm and grab the cart Figure 30: Bring the cart up and retract the arm 48 GINOVE INC.

55 ROTOPAC AUTOMATED ARM LOADING PROCEDURE Figure 31: Empty the cart s contents into the hopper! DANGER NEVER DRIVE THE VEHICLE WHILE THE ARM IS OUT. GINOVE INC. 49

56 AUTOMATED ARM ROTOPAC 10.3 AUTOMATED ARM LIMIT AND PROXIMITY SWITCHES Figure 32: Automated arm limit switches ARM EXTENDED PROXIMITY SWITCH Figure 33: Automated arm proximity switch 50 GINOVE INC.

57 ROTOPAC LUBRICATION 11 LUBRICATION! CAUTION BECAUSE OF THE INTENSIVE USE OF THE AUTOMATED ARM AND OTHER VEHICLE FUNCTIONS, IT IS REQUIRED TO REGULARLY LUBRICATE ALL COMPONENTS RECOMMENDED LUBRICANTS GREASE NOTE: NEVER USE GREASE ON TEFLON COMPONENTS. Abrasive residue sticks on grease and may cause the premature wear of the Teflon guides. Use any commercial lithium grease and MAX EP penetrating lubricant for Teflon HYDRAULIC OIL It is strongly recommended to use hydraulic oil HYDREX AW-32. Minimum requirements for hydraulic oil: 40 C (104 F) viscosity (cst) :... 34,5 100 C (212 F) viscosity (cst) :... 5,7! DANGER NEVER MIX DIFFERENT BRANDS OR TYPES OF OIL. IF IN DOUBT, DRAIN THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM AND REPLACE WITH NEW OIL.! WARNING BEFORE USING ANY ADDITIVE IN THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM, ENSURE THAT THE ADDITIVE IS COMPATIBLE WITH THE HOSES NITRILE. THE NON-COMPATIBILITY MAY CAUSE IMPORTANT DAMAGES TO THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM. GINOVE INC. 51

58 LUBRICATION ROTOPAC 11.2 LUBRICATION CHARTS Figure 34: Rotopac lubrication chart 52 GINOVE INC.

59 ROTOPAC LUBRICATION Figure 35: Automated arm lubrication GINOVE INC. 53

60 RECOMMENDATIONS ROTOPAC 12 RECOMMENDATIONS There are certain dangers associated with the use and operation of the ROTOPAC and the automated arm. The equipment should be handled with care to minimize the risks of accident. If the safety rules are not observed or followed, there are risks of personal injury and even death. This equipment was designed for certain uses only. We strongly recommend not modifying the ROTOPAC and the automated arm and not using it for any other purposes than those for which it was designed. If you have any doubts or questions related to the functioning of the ROTOPAC or the automated arm, please contact your dealer.! DANGER KEEP WORK AREA SAFE. VISITORS SHOULD BE KEPT AT A SAFE DISTANCE FROM WORK AREA DURING MAINTENANCE OR OPERATION. ALWAYS BE ALERT AND KEEP YOUR EYES ON THE CURRENT OPERATION. BEFORE USING THE EQUIPMENT, INSPECT WITH CAUTION ALL SAFETY PROPS AND ENSURE THEIR PROPER FUNCTIONING. DO NOT OVERLOAD THE EQUIPMENT. DO NOT USE THE EQUIPMENT FOR ANY OTHER PURPOSES FOR WHICH IT WAS NOT DESIGNED. DO NOT WEAR LOOSE CLOTHING OR JEWELLERY THAT COULD GET CAUGHT IN MOVING PARTS. WEAR APPROPRIATE CLOTHING AND SAFETY EQUIPMENT. SAFETY EQUIPMENT SUCH AS RUBBER GLOVES, SAFETY NON-SLIPPING SHOES AND PROTECTION GLASSES ARE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED. WATCH YOUR HANDS; THERE IS RISKS OF INJURY IF YOUR HANDS ARE NEAR THE MECHANISMS. AVOID ACCIDENTAL STARTING OF THE EQUIPMENT. ACCIDENTS MAY HAPPEN IF THE EQUIPMENT IS IMPROPERLY USED OR WELL MAINTAINED. 54 GINOVE INC.

61 ROTOPAC NOTES NOTES GINOVE INC. 55