FD2200TS
/ Translation of the original instructions
ADJUSTING THE CLOCK
Hold the external button pushed for 5 seconds. The hour figures will begin to flash and by holding the button pushed
for at least one second it will be possible to modify them. After having chosen the hour figure, release the button,
Now the second figures will start to flash. To change these figures, follow the same procedure described above.
ELECTROVALVE UNIT
The activation of the double-speed turbine, the clutch and the radiator fan is controlled by a unit of electro-valves
located on the left side of the machine under the protection cover (fig. 28, C). There are four pressure plugs:
- radiator fan and hydraulic steering (fig. 28, no. 1). To adjust the max. pressure, use the screw and nut (fig. 61, no.
3).
IMPORTANT: this operation can be carried out by an authorised dealer ONLY
.
- turbine (fig. 60, A) - max. pressure
280 BAR
with warm oil and blocked turbine. To adjust the pressure, use the nut
and screw (fig. 61, no. 1).
- PTO electro-hydraulic clutch (fig. 60, B). max. pressure
9,5 BAR
with warm oil and disengaged clutch (when the
clutch is engaged the pressure is about 8,5 BAR). To adjust the pressure, use the nut and screw (fig. 61, no. 2).
- Hydraulic services distributor (fig. 60, C). max. pressure
200 BAR
with warm oil. To adjust the pressure, use the
nut and screw (fig. 61, no. 4).
These procedures must be carried out by an authorised dealer only.
The electro-hydraulic service distributor (controlling the hydraulic functions of both the mower deck and the grass-
catcher is located under the black dashboard on the right side of the seat (fig. 62). However, its pressure plug and
the max. pressure adjustment valve are placed on the side unit (fig. 28, C). Always remember to keep the plug caps
well tightened to prevent impurities from depositing on the valve. The green LEDs activating on each coil indicate
when a hydraulic function is on.
Never wash the electro valve unit nor the electro-hydraulic distributor with high pressure water, use compressed air
or a vacuum cleaner.
CLEANING
Clean the deck, the entry ducts, the loading turbine and the grass catcher. Do not wash the engine compartment
with high pressure water, use compressed air or a vacuum cleaner.
TOW HOOK
The tow hook is located in the rear part of the machine (fig. 63). You can tow compaction rollers and trailers up to
max. 500 kg weight on level ground. It is forbidden to tow trailers on public road.
TOWING THE MACHINE WITH THE ENGINE STOPPED
On the variable displacement pump there are three hydraulic plugs to check the pressure (fig. 31). In point
A
pressure can reach max. 300 BAR. In point
B max. p
ressure can reach 26 BAR (overfeeding pump). In the points
no. 1 and 2 on the pump there are two screws. To move the machine, loosen the counter-nuts and fully tighten the
two screws. Pay attention because doing so the efficiency of the self-braking device is cancelled. Tow the machine
at very low speed and for short distances only.
LIFTING AND TRANSPORT HOOKS
The lifting hooks (fig. 59) ALLOW the machine and its cutting deck to be perfectly balanced if it must be lifted with a
crane. Check the machine’s weight on the serial number plate and use only suitable equipment (ramps, cranes,
etc.).
If the machine is transported on a lorry or trailer, set the cutting deck at a low position, engage the
parking brake and secure the machine using the correct straps or chains.
STORAGE AND LONG IDLE PERIODS
Store the machine in a dry environment, sheltered from the elements and, if possible, covered up. If the mower will
not be used for a long period (more than one month), disconnect the red battery lead and follow the directions given
in the engine manual; in addition, grease all the joints. Check regularly that the battery voltage has not dropped
below 12.5 Volts and if necessary, recharge it.
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