Putting On And Adjusting The Harness; Stihl Battery Backpack - Stihl HSA 94 R Manual De Instrucciones

12 Using a Battery Harness

12.1.2 Putting on and Adjusting the Harness

WARNING
To reduce the risk of personal injury, the operator must be
able to remove the backpack battery quickly in the event of
an emergency. In an emergency, open and remove the waist
belt and chest strap quickly before dropping the battery to
the ground.
To ensure a proper fit:
► Put the backpack battery on your back.
► Fasten and adjust the waist belt (2) so that it rests
comfortably but securely on your hips.
► Fasten the chest strap (1) and adjust it so that it fits
comfortably but securely across your chest.
► Adjust the harness straps so that the back padding fits
firmly and securely against your back.
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► Thread the end of the waist belt through the loop (3).
► To remove the harness, open the quick-release fasteners
on the waist belt and chest strap and loosen the harness
straps by lifting the sliding adjusters.
To help reduce the risk of injury in the event of an
emergency, practice quickly opening the fastener on the
waist belt, loosening the shoulder straps and removing the
battery.
NOTICE
To avoid damage, ease the battery to the ground when
practicing. Do not allow the battery to drop to the ground and
do not throw it.

12.2 STIHL Battery Backpack

12.2.1 Mounting the AP Battery Bag with Connecting Cord
inside the Battery Backpack
WARNING
To reduce the risk of injury from tripping or losing control of
the power tool, always secure the connecting cord with the
hook and eye fasteners on the cord holder. Position and
secure the connecting cord so that it will not interfere with
proper working technique or your ability to maintain control
of the power tool.
WARNING
Manage the cord to prevent it from contacting the cutting
attachment or catching on objects, which could cause you to
lose balance or control of the power tool, resulting in serious
personal injury and property damage.
WARNING
Never transport metallic, pointed or sharp objects in the
battery bag or battery backpack. They may bridge the
electrical contacts in the battery and cause a short circuit
once a battery is inserted.
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