Operation Monitoring
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Home Screen Instruments and Icons
The instruments and icons displayed on the home screen can be interpreted as follows:
1. Coolant Temperature Gauge
The coolant temperature gauge displays the temperature of the
coolant in the engines cooling system. It should be watched closely
during engine operation.
As the engine coolant temperature increases the bars fill in solid
white.
The normal engine coolant operating temperature range is within the
upper three white bars on the gauge.
If the red bar at the top fills in solid red the engine coolant
temperature has reached 100°C (212°F).
At a critical temperature above 100°C (212°F) the high temperature
warning will pop up on the screen (see section 4.3 on page 52).
If operation is continued and the coolant temperature is allowed to
rise further - at a critical temperature above 100°C (212°F) - engine
performance may be automatically reduced to protect the engine
against the effects of overheating.
2. Fuel Level Gauge *
The fuel level gauge displays the level of diesel fuel remaining in
the diesel tank.
When the tank is full all bars are filled in solid white.
As the fuel is consumed the bars turn black and only the outline
remains visible on the screen.
A low fuel warning will pop up on the screen when the fuel level falls
critically low (see section 4.3 on page 52).
* Diesel engine powered trucks only.
3. Hour Meter
The hour meter displays the total length of time the truck has been
operating for.
4. Left Hand Turn Indicator Lights Icon **
The left-hand turn indicator lights icon can only light up on trucks
that have optional road lights fitted.
The icon flashes green when the left turn indicator lights are
activated.
** Only applies if road lights have been fitted.
5. Auxiliary Hydraulic Mast/Fork Function Icons ***
The auxiliary hydraulic mast/fork function icons light up green when
one of the optional auxiliary hydraulic functions has been selected.
Optional auxiliary functions may be selected by various methods
such as pressing a button on a hydraulic lever or joystick.
*** Only applies if auxiliary hydraulic mast/fork functions have been fitted.
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