Allett ELMOW 20, Руководство оператора

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If the mower fails to operate check the following:
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Battery isolation key is in the ON (1) position.
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Battery fuse (located in the battery pack cover) has not tripped, press to reset.
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The battery pack lead is connected to the mower power socket.
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The batteries are fully charged, the fuel gauge on the control panel will show
the level of charge remaining.
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Check wiring and connections.
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Check belt or chain tension.
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Check the drive disengagement lever on the land roll drive gearbox is in the
drive position.
If the battery becomes discharged to a point where it can not power the mower, drive
to the land roll can be disengaged via a lever on top of the gearbox.
WARNING – the
use of the drive disengagement lever is intended for emergency use only, in this
mode the park brake will not operate.
19.0 Noise
Turfmech Machinery Limited has no control over site conditions, duration of use,
state of maintenance or adjustment of the ELMOW mower. All of these factors will
affect the operator’s daily personal noise exposure level (L
EP,d
).
The guaranteed sound power level is
76 dB(A) measured in accordance with EC
Directive 2000/14/EC and BS EN 836:1997.
Setting the cylinder and bottom blade to be non-contacting will reduce noise
emission. A well maintained, sharp and accurately ground cylinder and bottom blade
are recommended to minimise noise emission.
20.0 Vibration
Turfmech Machinery Limited has no control over site conditions, duration of use,
state of maintenance or adjustment of the ELMOW mower. All of these factors will
affect the operator’s daily personal vibration exposure level.
In normal field working conditions, the vector sum is
2.23m/s
2
.
These tests where conducted on a bowling green cutting grass in accordance with
BS EN 5349-1:2001 and BS EN 5349-2:2002. Several operators were used to obtain
this average.
A well maintained mower with an accurately ground and balanced cylinder are
recommended to limit vibration emission. Forcing the mower to cut longer grass than
intended or setting the groomer to be soil engaging will result in higher levels of
vibration and wear.