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Safety Instructions For Rescue Work (1999-2006): Handling

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NOTE:

This document contains information about and location of the different types of stored energy (for example. pyrotechnical, fuel, and electric voltage) found in Volvo's different models. All emergency services personnel should be familiar with this document to avoid accidental activation or ignition during rescue actions. The information is not exact, it shall be regarded as general.

WARNING:

For emergency services personnel: Disconnect the battery and wait at least 15 seconds before starting work on the vehicle. This is to prevent inadvertent activation of pyrotechnical SRS components.

NOTE:

Hardness in the members may vary between different models. In illustrations where several models appear with the same body structure, the variant with the hardest material is always shown.

Fig 1: Identifying Warning Symbols
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  1. Symbol: Warning for fire hazard.
  2. Symbol: Warning for battery.
  3. Symbol: Hood catch.
  4. Symbol: Warning for risk of explosion.
Fig 2: Frame Materials (S80 -06 And S60)
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Fig 3: Warning Locations (S80 -06 And S60)
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Fig 4: Frame Materials (S40 04-And S80 07-)
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Fig 5: Warning Locations (S40 04-And S80 07-)
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