HAKO Citymaster 650, Operating Manual

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Use
2.3.2 Comfort steering wheel (optional)
Adjusting the steering column
The steering column Fig. 40 - 33 can be adjusted to the corresponding
driver position with a lever.
•
Turn the lever Fig. 40-A counter-clockwise until the steering column is
unlocked.
•
Set the required steering column adjustment.
•
Turn the lever clockwise until the steering column is locked.
Check that the steering column is locked. To do this move the steering
wheel Fig. 40-28 in the longitudinal direction.
Adjusting the steering wheel
The steering wheel Fig. 40 - 28 can be moved to the relevant driver posi-
tion using a lever.
•
Turn the lever Fig. 40-B counter-clockwise until the steering wheel is
unlocked.
•
Move steering wheel to required position.
•
Turn the lever clockwise until the steering wheel is locked.
Check whether the steering wheel is locked. To do this, pull steering
wheel Fig. 40-28 upwards.
Setting the fixed engine speed
The fixed engine speed and thus the system output of the vehicle in the
work mode is set with the button Fig. 41-64 .
The overview illustrates that sufficient power is available already in the
ECO mode for many applications.
The full hydraulic output is reached as from the Standard speed.
Additional energy is available in the driving mode as well as in hydraulic
circuit II at Maximum. Set the speed according to the requirements.
Operation primarily in the ECO mode lowers consumption and noise.
Horn
The horn is switched on and off with the button Fig. 41-66 .
•
Push the button: Horn ON
•
Release the button: Horn OFF
Fig. 40:
A
33
28
B
Danger
Risk of accident! If the steering column Fig. 40 - 33 is unlocked
while driving, it can come unexpectedly out of adjustment.
You can then lose control over the vehicle.
Fig. 41:
64 66
Stage rpm Hydraulic circuit I
Litres/minute
Hydraulic circuit II
Litres/minute
1 – ECO 1600 50 20
2 – Standard 2000 50/70 27
3 – Maximum 2400 50/70 32