Gehl GE 802, Руководство оператора

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OPERATOR CONTROLS (continued)
10. HOUR METER
Indicates total operating hours of the machine. Use the hour
meter to log maintenance time in the log located in
Section 4–Maintenance.
11. HEATER CONTROL SWITCH
Turns on the cab heater and controls the fan speed.
12. 2-SPEED TRAVEL CONTROL SWITCH
Turn the switch on to engage a higher travel speed. With
switch on, machine can only move straight forward or rear-
ward. It will not steer to either side.
13. CAB FRONT WORKING LIGHT SWITCH
Turns the working light on the front of the cab on and off.
The switch has two positions; the first position operates the
low beam; the second position operates the high beam.
14. IGNITION KEYSWITCH
With the key in the OFF (vertical) position, power from the
battery is disconnected to the controls and console. This is
the only position that the key can be inserted or removed
from the switch.
With the key turned one position clockwise (RUN) from the
vertical position, power from the battery is supplied to all
controls and electrical circuits.
With the key turned fully clockwise (START) and held in
position, the electric starter energizes and starts the engine
when the glow plug indicator goes out. Release the key after
the engine starts.
NOTE: The key must always be returned to the OFF
position between attempts to start the engine in order to
activate the glow plug system.
15. BOOM WORKING LIGHT SWITCH
Turns the boom working light on and off.
16. REAR WORKING LIGHT SWITCH (Optional)
Turns the optional rear working light on and off.
17. WINDSHIELD WIPER SWITCH
Pushing the switch to the first position turns the windshield
wiper on. Pushing and holding the switch in the second posi-
tion activates the washer fluid pump.
NOTE: The operator’s seat left-hand console must be
raised in order to exit the cab. In the raised position,
the left-hand console locks out all hydraulic functions of
the machine (Figure 3-7).
Console Controls (continued) (Figure 3-6)
Operator’s Seat Adjustment Controls
Armrest Lever
Left-Hand Console
In Raised Position
Figure 3-7. Operator’s Seat with Left-Hand
Console Raised
Seat/Console
Adjustment Lever
Seat Suspension
Adjustment Lever
Seat Adjustment Lever
Figure 3-8. Operator’s Seat Adjustment Controls
SEAT SUSPENSION ADJUSTMENT LEVER
Turn the lever (Figure 3-8) to adjust the seat suspension for
the operator’s weight. An indicator on the front of the seat
base shows the weight adjustment.
SEAT/CONSOLE ADJUSTMENT LEVER
The seat/console lever (Figure 3-8) allows the operator to
move the seat and console forward or rearward as a unit.
SEAT ADJUSTMENT LEVER
The seat adjustment lever (Figure 3-8) allows the operator to
move the seat only (without console) forward or rearward.