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MACHINE OPERATIONS AND CONTROLS
Refuelling will continue automatically until the tank has
reached capacity (float switch (6) will reach its limit and the
pump will stop).
It is important to ensure the machine is parked on level
ground and monitor refuelling to avoid fuel overfill or spill-
age.
Refuelling can be stopped at any time by turning off the
master switch (4).
If more fuel is needed in the fuel tank after the float switch
has stopped the pump, press and hold switch (5).
When switch (5) is pressed and held, the refuel pump will fill tank.
Releasing switch (5) will stop the refuel pump in this override condition.
When using this override, the level of the tank must be monitored to prevent overfilling and fuel spillage.
If fuel is allowed to overflow, stop refuelling immediately by turning off the master switch (4).
After finishing refuelling make sure the master switch (4) is returned to the OFF position.
A float gauge (G) will rise out of the filler neck of the tank when it is nearing full capacity. Position of tip (a)
of the float gauge when the tank is full : 50 mm
4.
After refuelling is complete:
(a) Push float gauge (G) straight down with fuel filler cap
(F), be careful not to get the float gauge (G) caught in the
tab of the fuel filler cap (F) and tighten fuel filler cap (F) se-
curely.
(b) Tighten strainer valve cap (H) to the closed position (K)
to prevent leakage of fuel left in the hose.
(c) Replace the fuel hose in the tool case (3).
METHOD FOR DRAINING WATER AND SEDIMENT FROM FUEL TANK
1.
Open the right side door of the machine.
2.
Prepare a container under drain hose (1) to receive fuel.
3.
Turn drain valve (2) to OPEN position (O) to drain all the
sediment and water accumulated at the bottom together
with fuel.
4.
When only the clean fuel flows out, turn drain valve (2) to
CLOSE position (S).
5.
Close the door.
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