Olympia MILLENNIUM H, Owner'S Manual

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MILLENNIUM
H
To operate these hand pumps, first open the seat box, push the top of the emergency hand
pump switch to shift it from the drive position to the hand pump position. This engages the
electrical circuits that will enable the hydraulic fluid to flow to the necessary controls to either
raise the conditioner and snow dump, and or release the rear wheel spring brakes.
Insert the hand pump handle into the conditioner hand pump and commence pumping to raise
the conditioner.
NOTE: Once the conditioner is fully raised, if you keep pumping you will raise the snow dump.
Also the hand pump only raises the conditioner and snow dump, so the engine will have to be
started to lower these two parts of the OLYMPIA H.
To release the rear wheel spring brakes, first place the emergency hand pump switch into the
hand pump position, next move the gear selector into the N (neutral) position, then insert the
hand pump handle into the hand pump labelled brakes, and commence pumping that hand
pump until you feel a slight resistance on the pump. At this point you will be able to push
or pull the OLYMPIA H to the service area. Once the OLYMPIA H is in a place where it can be
serviced place the gear selector back into the P(park) position the reengage the spring brakes.
Then switch the emergency hand pump switch back to the drive position.
NOTE: Over pressurizing the brake circuit could cause damage to the brakes. As well the
brakes will reengage after approximately five minutes, or when the gear selector is placed
back into P(park).
NOTE: If the battery is below 11 volts the emergency hand pumps will not work, and it may
be nessaccary to use a booster pack to increase the battery voltage to the point that the
electrical circuits have enough voltage to open the solenoids.
INFORMATION: When you are finished using the emergency hand pumps make sure you place
the emergency hand pump switch back in the drive position or the battery could go flat.