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RABBIT MONITOR
The pump operating condition control can be centralized on Rabbit Monitor
on the operation panel. The monitor displays an alarm in abnormality or stops
the engine in an emergency, enabling safety operation of the pump.
1. Operation Check of Monitor
Set the main switch to "RUN", and all LEDs will go on for about 3 seconds
(only in (S) specification).
If the LEDs do not go on, there may be some abnormality. Contact the
maintenance shop or dealer.
2. Monitor Indication and Remedy
Indication Monitor
Operation
Remedy
Fuel
If fuel becomes in small quantity, LED goes on.
Refill tank with gasoline.
2 cycle oil
If oil level become low enough, engine stops to prevent
seizure, and LED goes on.
Set main switch to "STOP", refill oil tank with
oil, and re-start engine.
Drain cock
If muffler drain cock opens, LED goes on.
Close drain cock except in drain.
ON
LED goes on if cooling water pressure is
low.
Insufficient engine cooling water may cause
over-heating. Increase water pressure by
setting throttle at high speed.
Cooling
water
FLICKER
If cooling water temperature becomes too
high, engine stops and LED goes on to
prevent engine from overheating. (Note 1)
Cooling water temperature rises. Check up
causes and remove them.
ON
If battery voltage lowers, LED goes on (only
in (S) specification; in (M) specification,
LED goes on in low-speed operation, which
does not mean a failure).
Battery
Level
FLICKER
LED goes on when electrolyte level is too
low (only in (S) specification).
Refer to P.16 "HANDLING OF BATTERY
AND BATTERY CHARGER".
Notes:
(1) In no-load operation without cooling water, it may not function regularly. Be sure to observe the instructions for no-load
operation (refer to P.11, Note: 3).
(2) In addition to checkup by Rabbit monitor, be sure to check up every part at the time of periodical inspection.
