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DESIGN AND FUNCTION
Fuses
The machine’s electrical system is fuse pro-
tected by three different types of fuse:
Automatic fuses on the circuit board; These
reset automatically after a short-circuit in the
circuit. No corrective action required by the
operator.
High power melt fuses.
FU12 is located in a box on a bracket behind
the battery and FU13 is located in a box on
the top of battery's positive pole.
FU12 50 ASupply fuse for the printed circuit
board type Midi VAL.
FU13 125 A Main fuse type Mega VAL
If FU12 blows, only the indicator panel works.
If FU13 blows, the entire machine will be dead.
Replacing fuses: Open the box cover and
replace the fuse, which is secured by two nuts.
The melt fuses have flat pins, type Uni VAL.
These fuses are located in two places. One
fuse behind the battery:
FU3 10 A Red Control circuit.
If FU3 blows, the entire machine will be dead.
The circuit fuses are located on the circuit
board under a cover on the control panel’s
right-hand side. If any of these fuses trip, only
the relevant circuit loses power supply.
FU110 A Red Power take-off’s solenoid clutch
FU210 A Red Solenoid valves hydraulic system
FU410 A Red Indicators, signal, hazard
warning lights
FU5 10 A Red Extra voltage outlet 1
FU620 A Yellow Cooling fan
FU7 10 A Red Extra voltage outlet 2
FU820 A Yellow Starter motor engagement
FU9 10 A Red Headlight
FU107,5 A BrownLighting traffic kit
FU1110 A Red Power outlet 12 V
Do not use any other type of fuse when
replacing.
A blown fuse is indicated by a burnt connec-
tor. Pull the fuse outwards when replacing.
The fuses are there to protect the system. If it
blows again shortly after replacement, it is due
to a short circuit, which must be fixed before
the machine can be put into operation again.
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Fuses FU3 and FU12
Circuit fuses
FU7
Red
10 A
FU6
Yellow
20 A
FU1
Red
10 A
FU4
Red
10 A
FU10
Brown
7.5 A
FU8
Yellow
20 A
FU5
Red
10 A
FU11
Red
10 A
FU2
Red
10 A
FU9
Red
10 A
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