Use and maintenance manual
Rev. 02/18 - UK
Via Leonardo da Vinci, 32/B
36034 Malo (VI) Italia
19
TZ OPTIC FIBER 400 INNOMINABILE
Description of the controls on the control panel of the
engine hood (Fig. 9):
15)
Engine tachometer and working hour meter.
16)
Fuel level
17)
Temperature indicator of the engine water.
18)
Fault of the engine / engine off.
19)
Indicator reporting the fuel reserve.
20)
Engine alternator warning light.
21)
Engine oil pressure.
22)
Light indicator reporting the plugs preheating.
23)
Consent to the radio control.
24)
Engine temperature warning light.
4.2 ON WORK
4.2.1 PRECAUTIONS BEFORE START-UP
WARNING
‘Section 2’ describes the general safety standards.
In addition to the information shown in this sec-tion,
it is essential that the operator reads and stores
what described below.
• The start-up of the machine must be on level
ground and with disc raised.
• During the handling of the machine (even for short
trips), it is mandatory to keep the toothed
disc lifted from the ground (at least 10 cm from-the
ground) so as to ensure the stability of the-machine.
• Use extreme caution during refueling opera-tions.
Avoid filling the tank with the engine run-ning. Avoid
smoking or open flames. Do not o-verfill the tank. If
this happens, wipe immedia-tely. If necessary, use
a funnel to avoid drips. Carefully tighten the cap of
the tank when the supply is completed.
• It is not recommended to use the machine in-
doors, but, if it was really necessary, before starting
the machine make sure there is adequa-te ventila-
tion.
Exhaust fumes can kill.
• Before starting, check all the tools, indicators and
warning lights. Check all safety devices ma-king
sure that everything is working properly.
• Adjust the speed according to the ground con-
ditions. Watch out for obstacles. Bypass any rocks
and stumps.
• Avoid crossing rails, excavations, crests or edges.
If the crossing cannot be avoided, slow down and
proceed with a certain angle than the obstacle. A-
void yielding docks, potholes and steep slopes.
• During operation, the machine can throw sto-nes
and/or blunt objects to a certain distance.
Remove any objects or pets that are within ran-ge
of the machine.
• Starting a new dig, move the excavation disc with
extreme caution. The speed of the tool must be re-
duced.
Fig. 9 - Control panel on the bonnet
