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Start the Engine
1
WARNING
Anyone not involved with operating the 6700B
should leave the area. Allow only qualified per-
sonnel experienced in operating industrial
equipment of this type to operate the machine.
Do not start the engine unless you are familiar
with or have been trained on this machine.
Before starting the machine, become familiar
with all of the controls.
1
WARNING
Look all around the machine to be sure no one is
at risk while you start the engine.
Important
The suction valves located underneath the hydrau-
lic tank line must be open any time the engine runs.
Important
Before putting a load on the hydraulic system,
make sure that the temperature, the pressure, and
the level of hydraulic oil in the main tank are in the
normal range.
◆
To start the engine:
1.
Unlock the Battery Disconnect Switch cover, insert
the key, and turn the switch to the ON position.
2.
Unlock the security cover on the control panel.
3.
Make sure that the
E
MERGENCY
S
TOP
button is
pulled out.
4.
Press and hold the
C
ONTROL
P
OWER
/R
ESET
but-
ton for 3 seconds until the control panel lights and
the display becomes active.
5.
Review the display (Figure 106) for maintenance
items that may require immediate inspection or ser-
vice (see “Maintenance Schedule” on page 125).
6.
Walk around the machine looking for people, tools,
and non-crushable materials that may be left in the
hopper and in areas that could cause damage or
injury.
7.
Sound the
H
ORN
on the Control Panel. Also yell,
“Starting up!” Allow enough time for anyone to
respond.
Figure 106: Peterson Display, Maintenance Schedule
8.
Turn the
E
NGINE
switch past the
(Run) posi-
tion to
(Start). When you release the switch, it
returns to the Run position.
N
OTE
:
It is not necessary to manually increase engine
speed at this time. The engine regulates it own speed.
Allow the engine to idle until the coolant temperature
starts to rise. This takes 3 to 5 minutes, or more when the
outside temperature is below 0° F (–18° C).
Coolant temperature can be monitored on the display
screen Engine Information Page.
If the engine fails to start in colder weather, make
sure that the ether canister is not empty. To check,
unscrew and shake the canister.
N
OTE
:
If the engine has been run out of fuel, you will
need to prime the fuel system using the pump located on
the secondary fuel filter. It may take 20 to 70 strokes of
the pump handle.
9.
After the engine starts, review the display screen for
possible errors. Note the condition of the machine,
by checking the Engine Page, Hydraulic System
Page, Feed System Page, and others as necessary.
For an explanation of the display screen pages, see
“Displaying Machine Information” on page 87.
Check all gauges during warm-up.
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