Refueling; Stopping The Engine - Taylor-Dunn TC-30 Operator's Manual

LPG:
Ford LPG engines may be equipped with an automated start and shut down system called
Auto Crank. The Auto Crank feature controls starting and stopping the engine to minimize
the possibility of engine intake backfire. For engines without the Auto Crank feature; Follow
instructions for gasoline engine.
4. Rotate the ignition switch to the START and release.
• The engine will crank for a pre programmed time period.
• Repeat 1 or 2 times
• If the engine does not start refer repair to a qualified technician.

Stopping the Engine

NOTICE
If operated for extended time at, or close to full load, allow the engine to idle for 3 to 5
minutes before stopping the engine to allow internal engine temperatures to stabilize.
Follow instructions for parking the vehicle before turning the engine OFF.
Gasoline/Diesel:
Turn the ignition switch OFF.
LPG:
Ford LPG engines may be equipped with an automated start and shut down system called
Auto Crank. The Auto Crank feature controls starting and stopping the engine to minimize
the possibility of engine intake backfire. For engines without the Auto Crank feature; Follow
instructions for gasoline engine.
The engine will continue to run for up to 5 seconds after turning the ignition switch OFF. DO
NOT leave the approved operator position until the engine has stopped.

Refueling

Refer to the engine operation manual for
details regarding approved fuel types.
The following guidelines should be followed
regardless of fuel type:
• Turn the engine off before refueling.
• No smoking or open flames.
• Only refuel in an area approved for
refueling with adequate ventilation.
• If using LPG, turn the LPG tank valve
off before disconnecting the fuel line.
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WARNING
The fuel system may be under pressure. If the
fuel cap or LPG fuel hose is venting vapor or
if you hear a hissing sound while removing the
fuel cap or disconnecting the LPG tank hose,
wait until the hissing stops before completely
removing the cap or line.
Failure to follow this procedure may result in
fuel spraying out of the system and causing
bodily injury.
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