Yamaha G19E Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 11)

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MAINTENANCE SAFETY PROGRAM

● Loose Terrain. Loose terrain may

cause a golf car to lose traction and

may affect stability. Repair loose ter-

rain, chain or rope off these areas,

or identify loose terrain with a suit-

able warning.

● Golf Car and Pedestrian Interfer-

ence. Reroute golf car traffic or

pedestrian traffic in congested

areas wherever possible to prevent

accidents. If it is impractical to

reroute traffic, erect warning signs

to warn pedestrians of golf car traf-

fic, and to warn golf car operators to

drive slowly, use caution, and watch

for pedestrians.

MAINTENANCE

REQUIRED FOR GOLF

CAR SAFETY

Practice the following to help ensure

the safety of golf car operators:

● Preventative Maintenance. Per-

form all scheduled maintenance in

accordance with manufacturer’s

recommendations to provide the

golfing patron with a safe, properly

operating golf car.

● Personnel. Allow only qualified,

trained, and authorized personnel

to inspect, adjust, and maintain golf

cars.

● Parts and Materials. Use only

replacement parts and materials

recommended by the manufacturer.

● Ventilation. Properly ventilate all

maintenance and storage areas in

accordance with applicable fire

codes and ordinances to avoid fire

hazards. Ventilation is required to

remove hydrogen gas from electric

powered car storage areas during

the charging process.

For electric powered golf cars, the

amount of hydrogen gas emitted dur-

ing charging depends on a number of

factors, such as the condition of the

batteries, the output rate of the bat-

tery charger, and the amount of time

the batteries are on charge. Because

of the highly volatile nature of hydro-

gen gas and its propensity to rise and

accumulate at the ceiling in pockets, a

minimum of 5 air changes per hour is

recommended. Consult applicable fire

and safety codes for the specific ven-

tilation levels requirement, as well as

requirements for the use of explosion

proof electrical apparatus.

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