Fuse Location And Identification; Check / Fill Transmission Oil Level; Transmission Oil Filter Change - Ferris SRS Z1 Series Operator's Manual

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Fuse Location and Identification

The electrical system for this unit is equipped with two
replaceable fuses. See the chart below for the circuit,
amperage, and approximate location of the fuses.
Circuit Amperage
Main 20 amp
PTO Clutch 15 amp

Check / Fill Transmission Oil Level

Oil Type: SAE 20W-50 motor oil
This unit is equipped with two transmission oil tanks (A,
Figure 24). One transmission oil tank only supplies oil to one
transmission. The level of oil in both transmission tanks must
be checked, and if necessary, filled.
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1. Locate the transmission oil tanks. The transmission oil
2. Check the oil level when the unit is cold. The oil should be
3. Before removing the tank cap (C), make sure that the
4. Add oil up to the "FULL COLD" mark.
Approximate
5. Re-install the tank caps.
Location
6. After adding oil to the tanks, it may be necessary to purge
Mounted by the battery
box on the right hand
side of the machine.
Mounted under the
control panel on the
right hand side of the

Transmission Oil Filter Change

machine.
Change Interval: Every 400 Hours or Yearly (Initial hydraulic
oil and filter change after first 100 hours of operation)
Replacement Filter Number: 5101026X1
Note: Removing the oil filter from the transaxle will drain the
oil tank. Have a suitable container ready to catch any spilled
oil. The manufacturer recommends that this be a dealer-only
service item.
1. Locate the transmission oil filters (A, Figure 25)
tanks are located on the left side of the unit by the cut
height pin box.
up to the "FULL COLD" mark (B) on the transmission oil
tanks. If the oil is below this level, proceed to step #3.
area around the tank caps and fill neck of the tank is free
of dust, dirt, and other debris. Remove the tank caps.
air from the hydraulic system. If the unit is not driving
properly perform the Purging the Air from the Hydraulic
System procedure.
underneath the rear of the machine on the transmissions.
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