Servicing the battery, Fuses | Husqvarna PT26 D specs

Maintenance

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

Different air pressure in the front tyres or pivot wheels will result in the blades mowing the grass at different heights.

Servicing the battery

The machine is equipped with a sealed “maintenance- free” battery. The battery has an inspection hole that displays different colours:

• Green = OK.

• White = Charge the battery.

• Red = Replace the battery.

WARNING:

Battery

What to do in case of contact with battery acid:

-External: Rinse thoroughly with water.

-Internal: Drink large quantities of water or milk. Contact a doctor as soon as possible.

-Eyes: Rinse thoroughly with water. Contact a doctor as soon as possible.

The battery emits explosive gases. Sparks, ﬂames, and cigarettes must not be present in the vicinity of the battery.

Clean the battery and holder with soap water solution. Discarded / replaced batteries must be handled as environmentally hazardous waste.

Fuses

The machine’s electrical system is fused by three different types of fuse:

1.Automatic fuses; These reset automatically after a short-circuit in the circuit. No corrective action required by the operator.

2.Fusible link of the high output type; Replaced by the operator.

FU12 is located in a box on a bracket behind the battery and FU13 in a box on the top of battery's positive pole.

FU12 50 A Supply fuse for the printed circuit board. FU13 125 A Main fuse.

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.

3.The fusible links are of the ﬂat pin type. Replaced by the operator.

These fuses are located in two places. One fuse behind the battery:

Fuses

Fuses FU3, FU12

42

Image 43

Husqvarna PT26 D manual Servicing the battery, Fuses

Contents

PT26 D Contents Page Towing IntroductionCongratulations Driving and Transport on Public Roads Serial Number Proper Service Symbols and Decals Important Information General Use Safety Instructions When driving Do as follows Driving on slopes Children Maintenance Avoid sparking and its consequences by Other protective devices are not ﬁtted or are defective Environment protection Transport User responsibility Presentation Placement of controls Parking brake Speed control Seat Control panel Fuelling Adjusting the cutting heightSteering wheel and steering wheel console Differential Lock Lifting the cutting unit transport position Controls on the control panelControl lever hydraulics Winter fuel and parafﬁn precipitation Push button for horn trafﬁc kit option Switch for operation of cutting unitSwitch for extra hydraulic function hydraulic kit option Indicators trafﬁc kit option High speed Starter switchHeadlight Throttle control Parking lights trafﬁc kit option Weight transferSpare Power outlet Rotating warning light trafﬁc kit option Chronometer Adjusting the steering wheel settingLever for steering wheel console angle Rops Cooling system Antifreeze Cutting unit Accessories Mowing Tips Driving Start gas or ether must not be used for this engine Before Starting Starting the engine Starting in cold conditions Starting with a weak battery Driving the machine Engine stop BrakingCutting the engine Bleeding in the event of fuel stoppage Maintenance Schedule Maintenance250 500 1000 2000 250 500 1000 2000 Cleaning Checking radiatorgrilles Cleaning the radiators heat exchangerAdjusting the pump and generator drive belts Removing the machine’s covers Checking the exhaust system Checking and adjusting the throttle controlAdjusting the parking brake Replacing the pump and generator drive belts Emptying the particle trap Cleaning the cyclone ﬁlterServicing the air ﬁlter Replacing the air ﬁlter Servicing the fuel ﬁlter Bleeding the fuel systemChecking the Tyre Pressures Fuses Servicing the battery FU2 FU9 Checking the Safety System Replacing the bulb in the headlight Side shifting the cutting unit Light settingCutting Unit Components Attaching and removing the cutting unit Important Information Cutting height Setting the cutting height and tilt angle Ground pressure Cutting Unit’s Service PositionPlacing in the Service Position Tilt angle Cutting Unit Model Releasing the Service Position Checking the Blades Replacing the power take-off beltsAlways replace the belts in pairs Replacing the cutting unit belt Adjusting the power take-off beltsReplacing the belt on the Combi unit Removal of BioClip Plug Lubricating the cables LubricationLubrication Schedule General Cutting unit’s bevel gear Handle for cutting height settingLubricating in Accordance with Lubrication Schedule Pivot wheel bearings Viscosity and quality Power take-off shaft’s front support bearingLift cylinder Engine Oil Changing the Engine Oil Filling engine oil Filling hydraulic oil Replacing the engine’s oil ﬁlterHydraulic oil Inspection off the oil level Driver’s Seat Hydraulic oil ﬁlter, changeCutting unit mounting Lifting arm’s rear bearings Control cylinder Parking brake cables Lubrication Problem Cause Trouble Shooting Guide Problem Cause Problem Cause Trouble Shooting Guide Winter Storage Storage Service Electrical system Hydraulic System Hydraulic System Fuel system Data PT 26D Technical Data Transmission Vibration levels4 Technical Data EU Declaration of Conformity only applies to Europe Design standardsDiverse design standards Design standards Page Page Original instructions 1153893-26 ´z+Uy@¶6u¨ ´z+Uy@¶6u¨