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To
replace
a
head
lamp
bulb,
refer
to
Figure
34
and
remove
the
socket
from
the
grille
by
rotating
socket
1/4
turn.
Pull
old
bulb
assembly
from
socket
and
insert
new
bulb
assembly.
Place
socket
into
grille
and
turn
to
lock
in
place.
To
replace
a
taillight
bulb,
remove
socket
from
the
back
of
the
taillight
by
rotating
socket
1/4
turn.
Remove
old
bulb
from
socket
and
install
new
bulb.
Replace
socket
into
taillight
and
turn
to
lock
in
place.
FUSE
Always
use
the
same
capacity
fuse
for
replacement.
Refer
to
"SPECIFICATIONS."
If
electrical
system
malfunctions,
check
the
fuse.
To
replace
a
fuse,
pull
the
old
fuse
from
the
fuse
housing
and
install
a
new
fuse.
(Refer
to
Figure
11.)
BATTERY
INFORMATION
A
WARNING
A.
Battery
acid
must
be
handled
with
great
care
as
contact
with
it
can
burn
and
blister
the
skin.
It
is
also
advisable
to
wear
protective
clothing
(gog¬
gles,
rubber
gloves
and
apron)
when
working
with
it.*
B.
Should
battery
acid
accidentally
splatter
into
the
eyes
or
onto
the
face,
rinse
the
affected
area
immediately
with
clean
cold
water.
If
there
is
any
further
discomfort,
seek
prompt
medical
attention.
C.
If
acid
spills
on
clothing,
first
dilute
it
with
clean
water,
then
neutralize
with
a
solution
of
ammonia/water
or
baking
soda/water.
D.
Since
battery
acid
is
corrosive,
do
not
pour
it
into
any
sink
or
drain.
Before
discarding
empty
elec¬
trolyte
containers,
rinse
them
with
a
neutralizing
solution.
E.
NEVER
connect
or
disconnect
charger
clips
to
battery
while
charger
is
turned
on
as
it
can
cause
sparks.
F.
Keep
all
lighted
materials
(cigarettes,
matches,
lighters)
away
from
the
battery
as
the
hydrogen
gas
generated
during
charging
can
be
combusti¬
ble.
G.
As
a
further
precaution,
only
charge
the
battery
in
a
well-ventilated
area.
*
Always
shield
eyes
and
protect
skin
and
clothing
when
working
near
batteries.
A
DANGER
BATTERIES
CONTAIN
SULFURIC
ACID
AND
MAY
CONTAIN
EXPLOSIVE
GASES
(when
electrolyte
has
been
added).
KEEP
BATTERIES
OUT
OF
THE
REACH
OF
CHILDREN.
MAINTENANCE
OF
BATTERY
1.
Check
electrolyte
level
periodically
(at
least
every
two
weeks).
Keep
the
level
to
the
split
rings.
Use
only
distilled
water
or
a
good
quality
drinking
water.
Never
add
acid
or
any
other
chemicals
to
the
battery
after
initial
activation.
2.
The
battery
should
be
checked
with
a
hydrometer
after
every
25
hours
of
operation.
If
the
specific
gravity
is
less
than
1.225,
the
battery
should
be
recharged.
Maximum
charge
rate
5
amps.
3.
Coat
the
terminals
and
exposed
wire
with
a
thin
coat
of
grease
or
petroleum
jelly
for
longer
serv¬
ice
and
protection
against
corrosion.
4.
The
battery
should
be
kept
clean.
Any
deposits
of
acid
should
be
neutralized
with
baking
soda
and
water.
Be
careful
not
to
get
this
solution
in
the
cells.
5.
Avoid
tipping
the
battery.
Even
a
"sealed"
battery
will
leak
electrolyte
when
tipped.
STORAGE
OF
THE
BATTERY
1.
When
storing
battery
for
extended
periods,
disconnect
battery
cables.
Removing
battery
from
unit
is
recommended.
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BrandCub Cadet
Model1882
CategoryTractor
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