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No.
Display
11.
Raise the control
lever lock
No display
12.
Pull out key
No display
13.
Lower the control
lever lock
No display
14.
Oil pressure too
low
15.
Overheat
16.
Charging system
error
17.
Fuel sensor error
18.
Water
tempera-
ture sensor sys-
tem error
19.
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Indicator
Problem/Malfunc-
tion
This message indi-
cates a step in a
procedure.
(yellow)
The key must be
pulled out.
This message indi-
cates a step in a
procedure.
(yellow)
The engine oil
pressure is too low.
(red)
+
The machine is
overheated and
must cool off by
idling.
The charging sys-
tem has devel-
oped a fault.
(red)
+
The fuel sensor
has developed a
fault; the fuel
gauge does not ap-
(red)
pear on the display.
The coolant tem-
perature sensor
has developed a
fault; the coolant
(red)
temperature gauge
does not appear on
the display.
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Preliminary measure
Raise the control lever
lock; the indicator
goes out.
Pull out key.
Lower the control le-
ver lock; the indicator
goes out.
Stop the engine imme-
diately. The engine
may have developed
a fault.
Allow the machine to
cool off by idling. Do
not switch the engine
off as the coolant
could then boil over.
Check the V-belt. If
the V-belt is OK, let
the engine run until in-
dicator goes out.
Press the display se-
lector switch to return
to the default display.
Press the display se-
lector switch to return
to the default display.
The functions of the
machine are stable
but overheating can-
not be excluded.
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Troubleshooting
Solution
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Inform your
KUBOTA dealer im-
mediately.
Clean the radiator
and check the cool-
ant, top up if neces-
sary. Check the hy-
draulic system for
leaks; if necessary,
inform your
KUBOTA dealer.
If the indicator does
not go out, inform
your
KUBOTA dealer.
Inform your
KUBOTA dealer im-
mediately.
Inform your
KUBOTA dealer im-
mediately.
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W9232-8135-6
12/2015
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