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refer to
Servicing the Traction Interlock Switch (page
36).
5. With the OPC pressed and the shift lever moved to the
left, engage the traction and reel drive. Move the shift
lever to the right to disengage the reel drive
The reel drive should disengage. If not, the interlock
system needs service. Correct the problem before
operating; refer to
Switch (page
36).
Checking the Traction Interlock Switch
1. Ensure that the kickstand is down.
2. Press the OPC and engage the traction lever
3. Use the key switch to start the machine. The
InfoCenter LCD display will light up and display a
message warning that the traction lever is engaged. If
this warning does not appear, the interlock switch needs
service. Correct the problem before operating; refer to
Servicing the Traction Interlock Switch (page
4. Turn off the machine and return the traction lever to
neutral.
Checking the Brake Interlock Switch
1. Ensure that the kickstand is down.
2. With the machine on and the service brake engaged
(not the parking brake latch) with moderate force, press
the OPC and engage the traction lever
motor should labor to overcome the brake without
producing errors on the InfoCenter LCD display.
It may display a high power consumption advisory
(smaller battery with a lightning bolt). If you get any
other advisory, correct the problem before operating.
3. With the machine on, engage the parking brake latch,
press the OPC, and engage the traction lever
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and
Figure
22). The motor should not run and you
should get an advisory on the InfoCenter panel. If not,
the interlock switch needs service. Correct the problem
before operating; refer to
Switch (page
37).
4. Turn off the machine and return the traction lever to
neutral.
5. Carefully lower the machine off of the kickstand.
(Figure
Servicing the Traction Interlock
(Figure
Servicing the Brake Interlock
Caring for the Lithium Ion
Battery Pack
WARNING
21).
The battery pack contains high voltage which could
burn or electrocute you.
• Never attempt to open the battery pack.
• Do not place anything in the connector on
the battery pack other than the wire harness
connector that came with the product.
• Use extreme care when handling a battery pack
(Figure
21)
with a cracked case.
• Only use the charger designed for the battery
pack
Charging the Battery Pack
36).
Charge the battery pack when you are finished mowing for
the day to ensure that it is fully charged for the next day's
mowing. Unlike other battery types, lithium ion batteries do
not have a charge memory issue and do not need to be fully
discharged before charging them.
Refer to the Lithium Ion Battery Charger Operator's Manual for
detailed instructions on charging the battery pack.
If you will be storing the mower for more than 10 days, ensure
21). The
that you place it on the charger and leave the charger turned
on. After 10 days of inactivity, the charger will automatically
switch to storage mode, during which it reduces and maintains
the charge to 40% of maximum. Refer to
41)
for more information on storing the machine and for
removing the battery from storage mode.
(Figure
Transporting the Battery Pack
The US Department of Transportation and international
transportation authorities require that lithium ion batteries be
transported using special packaging and only be transported
by carriers certified to haul them. In the USA, you are
allowed to transport the battery when it is installed on the
machine as battery powered equipment, with some regulatory
requirements. Contact the US Department of Transportation
or the appropriate government body in your country for
detailed regulations on transportation of your eFlex or eFlex
battery.
For detailed information on shipping the battery pack, refer
to the instructions (3373-934) included with the Battery
Shipping Kit (120-4600). These instructions are available for
download from www.toro.com.
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