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QUICK START GUIDE
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ENGINE START
When the Ignition Key is turned to the start
position, this screen is shown.
If the Park Brake is applied, the Cutter
Switch (PTO) is in the OFF position, the Foot
Pedal is in the Neutral position, and the
operator is in the seat, the engine will start.
This screen shows the fuel bar graph on the
left side. The colour changes from green to
red as the fuel level decreases. The engine
temperature gauge is on the right side. The
colour changes from green to red as the
temperature increases.
ENGINE WILL NOT START
When the Ignition Key is turned to the start
position this screen is shown. If any of the
icons flash:
• The Park Brake is not applied.
• The Cutter Switch (PTO) is not in the
OFF position.
• The Foot Pedal is not in the neutral
position.
• The operator is not in the seat.
• The vehicle angle is greater than 45º.
NOTE:
The engine will not start until all the
items in the list are correct.
The red LEDs either side of the display will
flash and the key icon in the centre will
appear red.
REVERSING COOLING FAN
The machine is fitted with a reversible
engine cooling fan which aids in clearing
debris from the engine air intake grilles. The
fan will reverse direction automatically at
timed intervals however if the operator
wishes to carry out an additional reverse
cycle to clear debris this can be achieved by
pressing
Button 3
on the display.
NOTE:
• A fan icon will flash on the display
when either an automatic or manual
fan reversal cycle is taking place.
• Following an automatic or manual
reverse cycle, the operator must wait
60 seconds before an additional
manual reverse cycle can be initiated.
• The automatic fan reversal time interval
is factory set to 30 minutes, however is
adjustable from 5 minutes to 40 minute
via the display menu (see full Safety,
Operators and Maintenance manual
for details).
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