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Operation
Control lamp for preheating
(Fig. 11/1) (only Sweepmaster D)
It lights up for max. 20 seconds after ac-
tuating the ignition starter switch. The
engine can be switched on when the
control lamp goes out.
Control lamp for engine oil pressure
(Fig. 11/2)
It lights up if the oil pressure is too low
(e.g. insufficient engine oil). Stop the
vehicle immediately and fill engine oil. If
the control lamp does not go out after
refilling, contact your authorized Hako
service center.
Control lamp for brake (Fig. 11/3)
It lights up when the brake is actuated.
The control lamp goes out when the
brake is released.
Control lamp for service indicator
(Fig. 11/4)
It lights up when an error has occurred
in the system. In addition to the Service
indicator, a four-digit service code ap-
pears in the operating hour counter dis-
play. The dots in the service code flash.
Clear the fault or note down the service
code and inform your authorized Hako
dealer. After clearing the fault, acknowl-
edge it by turning the ignition key OFF/
ON.
1.1.1.1.
Operating hour counter/Service
code (Fig. 11/5)
The software version, last service code
and current operating hour status ap-
pear in the operating hour counter dis-
play briefly after switching the ignition
on. If the display flashes, it means the
driver's seat is not occupied. An over-
view of possible errors is provided in the
service code table in Section 2.6.
Control lamp for fuel reserves
(Fig. 11/6)
It lights up as soon as only approx. 3 li-
ters of fuel remain in the tank. A single
acoustic signal is also issued.
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