What does code E-0-0-7 mean on my Toro Utility Vehicle?
If your Toro Utility Vehicle displays code E-0-0-7, it means that the battery amp hour limit has been exceeded. Possible solutions: Replace batteries. Check DC connections. Disconnect parasitic loads. This error will clear once the charger is reset by cycling DC.
What does it mean if my Toro Utility Vehicle shows codes P0E8E, P156C?
If your Toro Utility Vehicle shows codes P0E8E and P156C, it means the remaining charge on the batteries is low, the batteries are fully discharged, or the internal capacitor has a pre-charge of less than 5V. The solution is to stop operation, drive slowly to your nearest charging station, and charge the batteries fully.
What does it mean if my Toro Workman GTX shows codes P0A54 and P156C?
If your Toro Utility Vehicle displays error codes P0A54 and P156C, this means that the motor current exceeded the controller-rated maximum or there is an internal-power component fault. You should turn the key switch to the OFF position, wait a few seconds, and turn the key switch to the ON position. Also, check all batteries and high-current controller connections. If the condition continues, refer to your authorized Toro distributor.
What to do if my Toro Workman GTX Utility Vehicle displays code E-0-0-1 or E-0-4-7?
If your Toro Utility Vehicle displays code E-0-0-1 or E-0-4-7, it indicates a battery high voltage issue. Ensure that the battery voltage is correct, the cable connections are secure, and the battery is in good condition.
General| Brand | Toro |
|---|---|
| Model | Workman GTX Series |
| Category | Utility Vehicle |
| Language | English |
General safety precautions to take before starting and operating the machine.
Guidelines for safe handling and storage of fuel to prevent fires and explosions.
Crucial safety measures to follow while operating the machine.
Operator responsibilities and general safety rules for safe operation.
Procedure to raise the cargo bed for dumping loads.
Safety checks and procedures to perform after finishing operation.
Critical safety precautions to follow before and during maintenance.
Safe procedures and lifting points for raising the machine.
Schedule and procedure for greasing various points on the machine.
Essential safety precautions when performing engine maintenance.
Safety precautions for electrical system work, including battery handling.
Safety precautions when working with the cooling system.
Safety precautions to take when storing the machine.
Procedures for preparing and storing the machine for extended periods.
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