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5.14 AUXILIARY SOCKET
FOR ACCESSORIES
This socket can be used to connect 
electrical devices that run off a 12 Volt dc 
power supply, with a maximum power rating 
of 50 Watt, and fitted with a compatible 
plug (motoring type plug) (fig. 15.M).
– The socket is live only when the key 
(fig. 15.A) is in the «ON» position.
5.15 GRASS CATCHER
TIPPING COMMAND
• Manual command
To tip the grass catcher bag in order to
empty it, the operator must extract the 
lever (fig. 15.L) from its housing .
• Electrical command
To tip the grass catcher bag in order
to empty it, the operator must press 
and hold the button (fig. 15.N) until the 
command motor stops running.
The grass catcher is returned to the working 
position by pressing and holding the button 
(fig. 15.O) until the retaining catch locks into 
place and the command motor stops running.
5.16 TYPE "I" DISPLAY AND BUZZERS
When the key is turned to the «ON» position, 
all the indicator lights switch on for about half 
a second (accompanied by a short acoustic 
signal) to indicate that they function correctly.
Thereafter, these lights indicate:
Indicator light ON: cutting 
devices engaged (Fig. 16.A).
Indicator light ON: parking 
brake engaged (Fig. 16.B).
Indicator light ON: operator 
not present (Fig. 16.C).
Flashing indicator light: fuel 
is in reserve (Fig. 16.D).
Flashing indicator light: engine 
lubrication faults (Fig. 16.E). Stop
engine immediately, check oil level and 
contact an Authorized Service Centre.
Indicator light ON: grass catcher or  rear 
discharge guard missing (Fig. 16F);
Indicator light ON: when the engine 
is running there are battery re-
charging faults (Fig. 16.G).
Flashing indicator light before start-
up: the battery is unable to start 
the engine. Contact an Authorized
Service Centre (Fig. 16.G).
Indicator light ON: transmission 
in "neutral" (Fig. 16.H).
• Acoustic signals - Buzzer
There are two types of acoustic signal:
1. Continuous
acoustic signal:
2. Intermittent 
acoustic signal:
5.17 TYPE "II" DISPLAY AND BUZZERS
When the key is turned to the «ON» position, 
all the icons switch on for about half a second 
(accompanied by a short acoustic signal) 
to indicate that they function correctly, then 
the display goes into "Timer" mode.
Thereafter, these lights indicate:
Indicator light ON: cutting 
devices engaged (Fig. 16.A).
Indicator light ON: parking 
brake engaged (Fig. 16.B).
EN - 13
• Electronic card protection
system has intervened.
• The engine has been
switched off for more than 
30 seconds with the key 
in the "DRIVE" position.
• The grass catcher is full.

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