Servicing The Fuses - Toro Spray Master 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 1 A
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. Rotate open the right spray tank; refer to
Opening the Tanks (page
3. Open the cover of the fuse holder
Figure 87
1. Fuse holder—10 A fuse
(main power)
2. Fuse holder—1 A fuse
(display)
4. Pull the fuse from the socket of the fuse holder
(Figure 87).
5. Install a fuse of the same type into the socket of
the fuse holder (Figure
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
50).
(Figure 87).
3. Fuse holder—30 A fuse
(spray pump)
87).
6. Close the cover onto the fuse holder until the
cover latches securely
7. Close and secure the right spray tank; refer to
Closing the Tanks (page
8. Install the negative battery cable to the battery
terminal, and install the battery cover; refer to
steps 5 of
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63
(Figure 87).
51).
Installing the Battery (page 61).