Toro 315000001, Руководство оператора

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This is the boom configuration ( Figure 55 ). Use this configuration to spray rinse water out of the booms.
Important:
Do not set the ball valve in this position when you operate the main chemical pump.
Figure 55
4–way valve + Ball Valve
Controls
The Tank Clean Rinse Kit is controlled by a 3-position switch.
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Up: the rinse pump is on, the switch will lock in the up
position, and the delay timer is activated.
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Neutral: the rinse pump is off and switch is in a middle
position.
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Down: the rinse pump is on, the switch must be held in
the down position, and the delay timer in not activated.
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Figure 56
1. Up, On or timed rinse
position 3. Down, On or momentary
rinse position
2. Neutral, Off position
Pressing the switch up engages a timed rinse. The pump
engages for 60 seconds and pumps approximately 1/3 of the
rinse tank contents into the main tank. During this time,
the switch will stay in the up position. After 60 seconds,
the pump stops running. The switch will remain in the up
position until moved to the center or neutral position.
When the switch is in the Neutral position the power is not
supplied to the pump and the rinse kit is off.
Pressing the switch Down engages a momentary switch.
Power is supplied to the pump for the duration in which the
switch is held down. Release pressure and the switch will
move to the Neutral position and power will not be supplied
to the pump. While the switch is held in the down position
the pump will run.
Filling the Tank
Replace the cap
1. Shut off the sprayer pump, move the sprayer to a level
surface and set the parking brake.
2. Shut off the engine and remove the key from the key
switch.
3. Remove the cap from the rinse tank and fill the tank
with approximately 66 L (17.5 US gallons) of clean
water.
4. Install the cap onto the filler neck of the rinse tank.
Important:
The 66 L (17.5 US gallons) rinse tank is only
intended to be filled with clean water. The introduction
of any other substance to the rinse tank can cause a
safety hazard and/or damage the machine.
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