MULTIQUIP LT6k Operation Manual page 25

Figure 6 shows the location of the controls and indicators
on the LT6K control panel. Below is a brief description of
each component.
1. main Circuit Breaker (CB1) — A double-pole 30
amp circuit breaker which protects the 120/240 VAC
twist-lock receptacle from overload. In addition it allows
voltage to be supplied to the light circuit breakers (CB2/
CB3), and GFCI breaker (CB4).
2. 120/240 vaC Twist-Lock Receptacle — This dual
voltage twist-lock receptacle provides 240 VAC @ 25
amps or 120 VAC @ 25 amps X2.
3. Panel Light — When the cabinet door is raised, the
light will automatically come on. When the cabinet door
closes, the switch is depressed and the light turns off.
4. Hour meter — This digital hour meter indicates the
number of hours machine has been in use.
5. Circuit Breaker (CB3) — Single pole, 20 amp circuit
breaker, turns on bottom lights.
6. Circuit Breaker (CB2) — Single pole, 20 amp circuit
breaker, turns on top lights.
7. gFCI Receptacle — Provides 120 VAC @ 15 amps.
8. gFCI Circuit Breaker (CB4) — Single-pole, 15 amp
circuit breaker, protects GFCI receptacle from overload.
9. engine status module — Displays engine status via
LEDs. Perform engine maintenance depending on alarm
status.
10. normal Operation Indicator — This alarm
LED (green) lights when the engine is
functioning normal.
11. Oil Pressure Alarm Indicator — This alarm
LED flashes when the oil pressure has fallen
too low for normal engine operation. The LED
will stay on until the problem is corrected.
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12. Water Temperature Alarm Indicator —
This alarm LED flashes when the water
temperature becomes too hot for normal
engine operation. This condition will shut
down the engine. The LED will stay on until
the problem is corrected.
13. Alternator Alarm Indicator — This LED
turns on when the engine has shut down
because the electrical charging system is
not working properly.
14. PreHeat Indicator — This LED turns on
when the ignition key is turned to the ON
position indicating that the glow plugs are
warming up. When the LED goes off, the
engine is ready for starting. If the LED is
flashing, a low battery charge is detected.
15. Ignition Key Switch — Insert key into
ignition switch and turn clockwise to the On
position to warm the glow plugs. When
pre-heat indicator light goes OFF, turn the
key to the START position. Release key
when engine starts.
16. Air Filter Alarm Indicator — This LED
flashes when a blockage or problem with
the air filter is detected.
OK
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