Cub Cadet R72 Li 48 V1 Operator's Manual page 253

"CRUISE CONTROL" button
Pressing the button in fig. 7.G
activates/deactivates the
"CRUISE CONTROL" function.
The Cruise Control command is
used to maintain the desired speed
in forward gear without having to
keep the drive pedal pressed.
• By pressing the "CRUISE
CONTROL" button (Fig. 7.G)
while moving forwards, the
machine will maintain the
speed reached at that moment,
without the driver having to act
on the drive pedal (Fig. 6.F).
When the function is active, the
icon in fig. 7.I. is illuminated
NOTE
The "CRUISE CONTROL" function
cannot be activated in reverse gear.
NOTE
Speeds may vary with respect to the
selected values when the machine
is moving up or down slopes.
To disengage the device and
reset speed control using the
drive pedal (fig. 6.F) simply:
• press the button fig. 7.G.
or
• press the drive pedal (fig. 6.F).
Cutting means operating
speed selector button
This button (fig. 7.H) is used
to select 3 different cutting
means rotation speeds.
1. ECO: The cutting means rotation
It is not recommended to use
this function in heavy grass
cutting conditions (cutting of
dense, high, humid grass).
2. NORMAL: standard mower
3. TURBO: The rotation speed of
Attention icon
If icon fig. 7.E is illuminated, it
this indicates failure to comply
with safety conditions or a
possible malfunction of the
machine (see chap. 15).
Battery LED
The LEDs fig. 7.F generally
indicate the charge level of the
machine's batteries but in particular
combinations their lighting status
provides information about machine
malfunctions (see chap. 15).
"Ready" icon
The icon in fig. 7.K is illuminated
when the machine is ON
and ready to be used.
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speed is reduced to extend
the battery life. When this
function is selected, the "leaf"
icon is illuminated (fig. 7.J).
ATTENTION
rotation speed for use in
normal mowing conditions
the cutting means is increased
to cut grass in more difficult
conditions (dense, tall, wet
grass). When this function is
selected, the "rotary blade"
icon is illuminated (fig. 7.R).
Battery life is reduced.