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There are three options for starting the engine:
By a remote switch on the sprayer control box in the vehicle cab.
By a key switch on the engine.
By the manual (rope) starter on the engine.
Power for the electric starter is provided by the battery of the vehicle on which the
sprayer is installed. The engine throttle is controlled by an electric actuator mounted
on the sprayer. This is operated by a switch on the sprayer control box in the vehicle
cab (see Fig. 6).
4.2.1. Engine Controls
1.
Fuel On/Off valve lever (black): mounted on the side of the engine. Must be
opened by moving fully to the right before starting the engine and closed by
moving fully to the left when the sprayer is not in use.
2.
Engine choke lever (grey): mounted on the side of the engine above the
fuel valve. The choke lever should be in the OPEN (
right when the engine is running. The choke must be set to the CLOSED
position (
).by moving the lever to the left when starting engine with the
manual (rope) starter and returned to the OPEN position during normal
running. It should not be necessary to close the choke when starting the
engine with the electric starter at temperatures above about 15° C.
3.
Throttle control: remotely operated from the control box. DO NOT attempt to
directly operate the throttle control lever on the engine.
4.
Ignition and engine electric starter switch: key switch mounted on the side of
the engine.
5.
Manual rope starter pull handle. Mounted on the side face of the engine.
Fig. 5 – Engine Controls
MICRON AU8115MS VEHICLE MOUNTED SPRAYER
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