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Warning Decal: Improper Jumper Cable Connections Can Cause Explosion
Corroded Caterpillar warning/instruction plate on the engine cautioning against improper jumper-cable connections.
This image is a blurry photograph of an orange-and-black safety warning decal affixed to a yellow-painted metal panel of a piece of equipment. The label header reads 'WARNING' beside a triangular alert symbol. The legible opening text warns that 'IMPROPER JUMPER CABLE CONNECTIONS CAN CAUSE EXPLOSION RESULTING IN PERSONAL INJURY.' The middle portion of the decal, which presumably contains detailed jump-starting instructions, is almost entirely illegible due to motion blur, glare, and wear/discoloration of the label surface. The final visible lines instruct the reader to 'FOLLOW PROCEDURE IN THE OPERATION MANUAL.' No part numbers, dates, model designations, fuse data, or specification values are readable in this scan. A reader can learn only that the equipment carries a standard battery jump-start hazard warning directing users to the operator's manual for the proper boost/jump-start procedure. The photo does not itself identify the vehicle or machine to which the decal is attached, and no year or model applicability is stated anywhere in the visible text.
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Frequently asked questions
- What hazard does this warning label describe?
- It warns that improper jumper cable connections can cause an explosion resulting in personal injury.
- Where does the label say to find the correct jump-start procedure?
- The final legible lines direct the user to follow the procedure in the operation manual.
- Does the label list any part numbers or vehicle model information?
- No. No part numbers, dates, or model/year applicability are legible anywhere on the decal in this photo.
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