Choke GAS only, KEY Switch, Circuit Breakers

CONTROLS

Q – CHOKE (GAS ONLY)

By pulling this knob out, the choke is engaged for cold starting. To release choke, push the knob in.

R – KEY SWITCH

The key switch controls starting and electrical power for most machine functions. To start the machine, turn the key clockwise past the “RUN” position to the crank position. After engine has started release key. (For starting diesel engines, see “Glow Plug Light”). To stop engine, turn key counter-clockwise.

S – CIRCUIT BREAKERS

The circuit breakers are circuit protection devices designed to interrupt the flow of current in the event of an electrical overload. When tripped, the circuit breakers must be reset by pressing the exposed button on the face of the affected circuit breaker. If the circuit breaker continues to trip, the cause of the electrical overload should be found and corrected.

The following chart shows the circuit breakers and the components they protect.

GAS:

DEVICE	RATING	COMPONENT
		PROTECTED
CB-1	30A	Voltage Regulator
CB-2	15A	Igniter, Fuel Pump,
		Oil Pressure Lamp,
		Water Temp. Lamp
CB-3	15A	Side Broom Valve,
		Head Lamps, Tail
		Lamps, Horn
CB-4	15A	Options
CB-5	15A	Hopper Dump Door,
		Shaker Motor, Hour
		Meter, Hopper
		Raise/Lower Valves

DIESEL:

DEVICE	RATING	COMPONENT
		PROTECTED
CB-1	30A	Glow Plugs
CB-2	30A	Starter Relay, Oil
		Pressure Lamp,
		Water Temp. Lamp,
		Glow Plug Lamp,
		Optional Charge
		Light, Optional Air
		Registration Light
CB-3	15A	Side Broom Valve,
		Head Lamps, Tail
		Lamps, Horn,
CB-4	15A	Options
CB-5	15A	Hopper Dump Door,
		Shaker Motor, Hour
		Meter, Hopper
		Raise/Lower Valves

T – HORN PAD

The horn pad is located on the steering wheel. The horn is activated by pressing on any area of the horn pad.

U – STEERING WHEEL

The steering wheel controls the two rear wheels. The machine is highly receptive to the movement of the wheel. Operators should use care until they become experienced in driving the machine.

V – WET SWEEP BYPASS

By pulling this knob out, vacuum is cut off from filter and hopper. To prevent damage to filter caused by moisture, pull knob out when sweeping through puddles. To maximize filter cleaning, pull knob out before pressing filter shaker switch.

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