
The system operating lamp indicates that the controller mount-
ed on the machine is turned on.
System operating lamp lights up in green when the controller is
turned on and goes out in 5 to 6 minutes after the power for the
machine is turned off.
Before operating the battery disconnect switch, check that sys-
tem operating lamp is not lit.
REMARK
• Even if the starting switch is in OFF position, the controller
may operate. The system operating lamp lights up at this
time, but it is not a failure.
• After the starting switch has been turned to OFF position,
the system operating lamp may stay lit for a long time.
In such case, consult your Komatsu distributor.
HANDLE AUXILIARY ENGINE STARTING CONNECTOR
The SAEJ1283 compliant auxiliary engine starting connector is provided for this machine.
The auxiliary engine starting connector is inside the battery box
on the rear left of the machine.
BACKUP ALARM
The backup alarm warns people around the machine about that
the machine moves in reverse by sounding the alarm at the
same time as the traveling direction is shifted to REVERSE.
It starts sounding at the same time as the directional lever or
directional selector switch is shifted to REVERSE position.
HANDLING FRONT WIPER
Preventing the damage to the wiper arm bracket
NOTICE
When tilting wiper arm (1) forward, make sure that wiper
blade (2) moves freely.
When tilting wiper arm (1) forward for cleaning cab glass, etc.,
make sure that wiper blade (2) is not locked in the arm (the bot-
tom of the blade is not caught in the arm). If locked, an abnor-
mal external force may apply to the bracket when you tilt the
wiper arm forward, and the bracket may be damaged.
EXPLANATION OF COMPONENTS
OPERATION
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