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Note: The load side can be determined by testing
both solenoid posts when the ignition is turned off.
The hot side will read approximately 12V, while the
load side will have no voltage. The load side can be
confirmed by turning the ignition to the Run or On
position and testing the load side again. The load
side will read approximately 12V with the ignition
on. Turn the ignition to Off and remove the key
before continuing with any of the installation or
maintenance.
5. Lower the seat.
Installing the Controls on a Workman
Spray System
Install the Switches
1. Remove the fasteners that secure the front cover
to the control panel housing to access the internal
components.
Note: Retain all fasteners.
2. Drill a 0.50-inch diameter hole to accommodate the
indicator light in control panel cover ( Figure 20).
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Figure 20
1. Screw
2. Latches
3. Install the indicator light through the back of the
hole, and secure it to the front panel with the
fasteners that are included(Figure 21).
4. Remove the sonic boom switch plug from the front
panel, and install the sonic boom rocker switch
(Figure 21).
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3. Drilled hole (0.50 inch
diameter)
1. Spray control panel
2. Sonic boom plug
3. Existing boom lift switches
4. Existing boom lift
connectors
5. Locate and disconnect the plugs for the boom lift
switches (Figure 21).
Important: Do not cut or remove any unused
connectors. Store the unused connectors in the
control box for future use in the event that the
sonic boom kit is removed.
6. Change the orientation of the boom lift switches:
A. Locate the boom lift switches in the control
panel, and remove both switches from the panel.
B. Using a flat head screw driver or similar tool,
gently pry the rocker switch covers from the
switch bodies (Figure 22).
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Figure 21
5. Indicator light, install
6. Sonic boom switch
7. Sonic boom connector,
from sonic boom wire
harness
8. Boom lift connectors, from
sonic boom wire harness
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