Stiga EXPERIENCE Estate 798e Operator's Manual page 299

6.4.2 Adjustment buttons (only
for models of type"III")
These buttons are used to raise (fig. 13.S)
and lower (fig. 13.T) the cutting means
assembly, which may be positioned
at 7 different cutting heights.
The seven positions are
graphically indicated on the
display (fig. 13.W) and correspond
to the same number of cutting
heights between 3 and 8 cm.
To move from one position to
another, press the adjustment
buttons (fig. 13.S, fig. 13.T) until
the desired position is reached.
Alternatively, by holding down one
of the two adjustment buttons, it is
possible to change the height of
the cutting assembly continuously
up to the desired position.
NOTE
If the key is fully inserted (fig.12.A), pressing
the reverse button (fig.13.C) together with
the lifting (fig.13.S) or lowering (fig.13.T)
buttons, it is possible to raise or lower
the cutting means assembly even when
the driver is not seated on board.
6.5 EMERGENCY BUTTON
The emergency button (Fig. 12.B) allows
the machine to be stopped immediately
in the event of an emergency.
The button has two positions:
1. Activated: pressing the emergency
button stops the cutting means
motors and drive control devices.
2. Deactivated: turn the emergency
button clockwise to deactivate it
and restore all functions. To start
the machine, repeat the starting
procedure using the key (par.7.4).
NOTE
The machine cannot be started when
the emergency button is activated.
NOTICE
The emergency button should never be used
as a routine method for stopping the machine.
6.6 AUXILIARY SOCKET FOR
USB ACCESSORIES
This socket (fig. 12.I) can charge USB
devices. It only has a recharging function.
The socket has no communication function
with the connected USB device.
The socket is only live when the key
(fig. 12.A) is fully inserted.
Do not recharge the accessory connected
to the USB socket in rainy, humid or high
temperature conditions with direct exposure
to sunlight. Use in these conditions invalidates
the warranty and waives the Manufacturer
from any liability in the event of problems.
Do not open the USB plug in rainy or dusty areas.
The Manufacturer declines any and all liability in
the event of damage to the accessory connected
to the USB socket or loss of data during its use.
6.7 WARNING BUZZERS
• A double buzzer signal indicates
that the grass catcher has not been
fitted. Check the presence or correct
assembly of the grass catcher (only for
models with rear grass catcher).
• A continuous buzzer signal indicates that the
grass catcher is full. Empty it (see par. 7.5.4)
(only for models with rear grass catcher).
• A single buzzer signal indicates the lack of
consent for reverse cutting. See icon fig. 13.C.
• The emission of an intermittent sound
signal indicates that the key is inserted
but the machine has not been started
within a few minutes of its insertion.
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