Servicing The Fuses - Toro Spray Master Series Operator's Manual

Servicing the Fuses

The electrical system is protected by fuses. If a fuse
opens, check the component or circuit for a load or
short.
Circuit protected Fuse size
Main power 10 A
Sprayer 30 A
Display 1A
1. Remove the negative battery cable from the
battery; refer to step
(page 61).
Note:
Ensure that the negative battery cable
does not touch the battery terminal.
2. Open the cover of the fuse holder
Figure 86).
Figure 85
1. Fuse holder—1 A fuse (display)
Location
Between the
ignition switch and
start solenoid.
Between the start
solenoid and
spray-pump relay.
Between the
ignition switch
and sprayer and
information display.
4 of Removing the Battery
(Figure 85
1. Fuse holder—30 A fuse
(spray pump)
3. Pull the fuse from the socket of the fuse holder
(Figure 85
or
4. Install a fuse of the same type into the socket of
the fuse holder
5. Close the cover onto the fuse holder until the
cover latches securely
6. Install the negative battery cable to the battery
terminal, and install the battery cover; refer to
steps 5 of
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Figure 86
2. Fuse holder—10 A fuse
(main power)
or Figure 86).
(Figure 85 or Figure
(Figure 85
Installing the Battery (page
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86).
or Figure 86).
62).