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CHECKS BEFORE START
B
Parking Brake Switch
To avoid personal injury or death:
A
When dismounting the machine or when
servicing or hauling, be sure to apply the
parking brake.
A
Do not operate the left control (traveling) lever,
immediately after the parking brake switch is
unlocked.
Parking brake is still engaged for a short time.
The parking brake is to be used when parking the
machine.
1. When the parking brake switch is pressed on "
"
marked side (the upper side), the parking brake is
applied and the "
" mark on the instrument panel
appears.
2. When the switch is pressed on the lower side, the
parking brake is released and the "
" mark on the
instrument panel lights off.
A
Suppose that the parking brake switch is ON (" "
marked side depressed). Even if the hydraulic system
gets unlocked, the travel system remains out of
service and the brakes are still applied.
When the hydraulic system has been locked, the travel
system is locked and the parking brake engages.
B
AUX Port Switch
This switch is used to enable the AUX port.
Press the switch once, and the AUX port is unlocked and
the " " mark on the instrument panel lights up. By
pressing the switch again, the AUX port now gets locked.
The AUX port switch can be used only when the AUX port
variable switch on the right control lever is in the neutral
position.
B
Inhibit Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF)
Regeneration Switch
Inhibit Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) regeneration switch
(hereinafter called inhibit switch) disables the Auto DPF
regeneration cycle. Activate this switch to turn "off" Auto
DPF Regeneration when working around people, animals,
plants, and flammable materials. Certain work conditions
may require the Auto DPF regeneration cycle to be
disabled. Depress the switch once to turn off Automatic
mode. Depress the switch once again to return from
disable to Automatic mode.
(1) Parking brake switch
(2) Parking brake lamp
(1) AUX port switch
(2) AUX operation lamp
(1) Inhibit Switch
(2) DPF regeneration indicator
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