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1. Auxiliary – the first position you meet when you insert the
starter key and rotate it counterclockwise, and this gear
position can be auto reset (i.e., the button will return to "OFF"
position when you release your hand). This gear position is
not available at present.
2. OFF – at this gear position, the power supply control circuit
for the whole machine is cut off, but at this time the machine
is still powered by the generator. When you want to stop the
machine, first use the switch off handle to stop the engine,
and then rotate the starting switch to "OFF" position.
Note:
Only at this position, is it possible to insert or pull out
the starter key!
3. ON – the first gear position you meet when you insert the
starter key and rotate it clockwise. At this position, the
electrical system of the whole vehicle can be powered to
operate normally.
4. START – the second gear position you meet when you
insert the starter key and rotate it clockwise. At this position,
the starter motor can be powered to operate and start the
engine. After the engine is successfully started, you should
immediately release the starter button. This gear position
can not be held by itself. As soon as you release the starter
button, it will auto return to "ON" position of the starter switch.
Before starting the engine, please confirm the
Note:
negative pole switch is in "ON" state and the shifting
manipulating handle is at "Neutral" position.
If the engine starting operation fails, it is necessary to turn the
switch to "OFF" position then you can restart. Otherwise it
will damage the starter switch!
The time for each start should not exceed 15 s; the interval
between two starts shall be at least 30s and the times to
continuously start should not exceed 3 times; if it exceeds 3
times, you should wait for the starter motor to be fully cooled
down, then you can start again. Otherwise, it will reduce the
operation life of the battery; meanwhile it may damage the
starter motor.
WARNING
Fig 6
Fig 7
Operation Controls 2-7
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