What is the equipment violations in Skeleton?

Section 7: Violations & Penalties

Runner temperature over the limit on a second reading: immediate disqualification (Art. 10.11)
Any violation of the IBSF International Rules found in technical inspection: automatic disqualification from the competition concerned (Art. 10.9)
Runner sanding in parc fermé: only with IBSF-provided abrasives, runners mounted on the sled; any other material or product means immediate disqualification from the race (Art. 10.7)

Athlete not on sled at finish: DNF (Did Not Finish) for that run; time not recorded
Start window: after the track is cleared, the athlete must activate the timing within 30 seconds (Art. 10.6.8)
Missing mandatory equipment check: Athlete may not start the run until inspection is completed

A protest must be made verbally to the Jury immediately, or at most 5 minutes after the heat in which the incident happened, and its grounds submitted in writing no more than 20 minutes after the race ends; without the verbal protest no written protest is accepted (Art. 10.19)
Only the team captain may protest; collective protests are not allowed (Art. 10.19)
A €100 fee accompanies the written protest and is forfeited if the protest is rejected (Art. 10.19)
The Jury decides by simple majority, with the Jury President casting the deciding vote, and issues a written decision; it is final and takes effect immediately (Art. 10.19)

Unsportsmanlike behavior (verbal abuse of officials, damaging track infrastructure): warning, fine, or suspension
Interference with another athlete’s equipment or sled: DSQ and potential IBSF disciplinary proceedings
Doping violations handled per WADA code: provisional suspension, results invalidation, and IBSF disciplinary action

Runner temperature over the limit on a second reading: immediate disqualification (Art. 10.11)
Any violation of the IBSF International Rules found in technical inspection: automatic disqualification from the competition concerned (Art. 10.9)
Runner sanding in parc fermé: only with IBSF-provided abrasives, runners mounted on the sled; any other material or product means immediate disqualification from the race (Art. 10.7)

Athlete not on sled at finish: DNF (Did Not Finish) for that run; time not recorded
Start window: after the track is cleared, the athlete must activate the timing within 30 seconds (Art. 10.6.8)
Missing mandatory equipment check: Athlete may not start the run until inspection is completed

A protest must be made verbally to the Jury immediately, or at most 5 minutes after the heat in which the incident happened, and its grounds submitted in writing no more than 20 minutes after the race ends; without the verbal protest no written protest is accepted (Art. 10.19)
Only the team captain may protest; collective protests are not allowed (Art. 10.19)
A €100 fee accompanies the written protest and is forfeited if the protest is rejected (Art. 10.19)
The Jury decides by simple majority, with the Jury President casting the deciding vote, and issues a written decision; it is final and takes effect immediately (Art. 10.19)

Unsportsmanlike behavior (verbal abuse of officials, damaging track infrastructure): warning, fine, or suspension
Interference with another athlete’s equipment or sled: DSQ and potential IBSF disciplinary proceedings
Doping violations handled per WADA code: provisional suspension, results invalidation, and IBSF disciplinary action