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During start-up operations, it is necessary to take in consideration the risk of injuring people or animals
possibly within the machine operation area.
- Machine start-up must be carried out outdoors, in a well-ventilated space. In closed environments, the
operator is subject to the danger of inhaling exhaust gases.
- The machine is equipped with safety devices used for start-up consent and automatic shutdown in
certain conditions. More specifically:
THE ENGINE MUST START ONLY IF:
- The operator is correctly seated (weight sensor activated by
the operator weight).
- The rotor is completely disengaged (lever #6 in chapter 6a in
PTO OFF
position).
- The travel direction pedal (#1 in chapter 6a) is disengaged, i.e.
automatically in neutral position.
- The parking brake lever (#2 in chapter 6a) is disengaged.
- 15 A fuses are intact: they're located (two of them, only on the
FOX 110 machine), together with the 20A fuse, in the area to the
operator's right, inside the metal panel. See the area shown in the figure on the side.
It is forbidden to use the machine if the engine starts in conditions other than those described and
until all the necessary conditions are restored!
If the checks just described are all met:
START-UP PROCEDURE
close air by pulling up on the control (CHOKE); move the throttle to full throttle; turn the starter
key to START and release it when the engine is running.
control back down for smooth operation.
SHUTDOWN: Before turning the machine off, disengage the cutting tools, move the machine drive to neutral
position and move the key to the OFF position. Engage the parking brake before getting off.
NEVER LEAVE THE MACHINE UNATTENDED WITH THE KEY INSERTED!
DON'T FORGET THE KEY ON "ON": THE LIGHTS WILL EXAUST THE BATTERY!
6b – TURNING THE MACHINE ON/OFF
When the engine is warm bring the choke
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