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Operation
Note: Determine the left and right sides of the machine
from the normal operating position.
Controls
Seat
Seat adjusting lever (Fig. 16) Adjusts the seat fore or aft.
Weight Adjusting Lever (Fig. 16) Adjusts seat for
operator’s weight.
Weight Adjusting Gauge (Fig. 16) Indicates when seat is
adjusted properly for operator’s weight.
Arm Rest Adjusting Knob (Fig. 16) Adjusts arm rest
angle.
Back Adjusting Lever (Fig. 16) Adjusts seat back angle.
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Figure 16
1. Seat adjusting lever
2. Weight adjusting lever
3. Weight indicator gauge
4. Arm rest knob
5. Back tilt lever
Warning Light Check Switch
Before beginning operation, press the warning light switch
button (Fig. 17). All lights on control panel should light. If
a light fails to illuminate, there is an electrical malfunction
requiring immediate repair.
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Figure 17
1. Coolant temperature
gauge
2. Fuel gauge
3. Hour meter
4. Coolant temperature
warning
5. Engine oil pressure
warning
6. No charge warning
7. Fuel system warning
8. Warning light check
switch
Engine Oil Pressure Warning
Dangerously low engine oil pressure is indicated by both a
warning indicator light (Fig. 17) and audible signal. When
this occurs, stop the engine immediately to keep possible
engine damage minimal.
No Charge Warning
No charge to the batteries is indicated by a warning
indicator light (Fig. 17) and audible signal.
Fuel System Warning
A warning indicator light (Fig. 17) and audible signal warn
of water in the fuel and need for service.
Coolant Temperature Warning
If engine coolant temperature exceeds 215_ F (101.7_ C), a
warning indicator light illuminates (Fig. 17) and audible
signal sounds. If coolant temperature exceeds 230_ F
(110_ C), the engine automatically shuts down. Switch
resets automatically when system and engine cools down.
Hour Meter
The hour meter (Fig. 17) registers accumulated hours of
engine operation. Useful for determining intervals for
service maintenance and lubrication.
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