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Engine Controls
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Figure 23
1. Throttle lever 3. Key (ignition switch)
2. Choke
4. Tachometer
Throttle Lever
Use the throttle lever ( Figure 23 ) to control the engine
speed:
•
Moving throttle lever forward increases engine
speed—toward the
FAST
position.
•
Moving throttle lever backward decreases engine
speed—toward the
SLOW
position.
Note:
The engine speed regulates the speed of the
coring head.
Choke
Use the choke when starting a cold engine ( Figure 23 ).
Ignition Switch and Key
Use the ignition switch ( Figure 23 ) to start and shut off
the engine. The switch has 3 positions:
•
S
TART
—rotate key clockwise to the S
TART
position
to engage the starter motor.
•
R
UN
—when the engine starts, release the key and
it moves automatically to the O
N
position.
•
O
FF
—rotate the key counterclockwise to the O
FF
position to shut off the engine.
Tachometer
Use the tachometer to determine the engine speed
(
Figure 23 ).
Fuel-Shutoff Valve
Use the fuel-shutoff valve to control fuel from the fuel
tank (
Figure 24 ).
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Figure 24
1. Fuel-shutoff valve
Using the InfoCenter LCD Display
The InfoCenter LCD display shows information
about your machine, such as the operating status
and various diagnostics (
Figure 25 ). When you first
power the electrical system, a splash screen appears
briefly, and then the main information screen of the
InfoCenter. You can switch between the splash screen
and main information screen at any time by pressing
any of the InfoCenter buttons and then selecting the
appropriate directional arrow.
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Figure 25
1. Indicator light 3. Middle button
2. Right button 4. Left button
•
Left Button, Menu Access/Back Button—press this
button to access the InfoCenter menus. You can
use it to exit any menu that you are currently using.
•
Middle Button—use this button to scroll down
menus.
•
Right Button—use this button to open a menu
where a right arrow indicates additional content.
Note:
The purpose of each button may change
depending on what is required at the time. Each
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