Toro 25450 Operator's Manual page 29

1. Gear indicator
2. Auto-tilt indicator
3. Parking brake indicator
4. Tachometer
5. Machine or engine error
6. Low engine-oil pressure
Reading the Operating Indicators in the Command
Display
Display the home screen of the command center to find
information about the transmission, engine, hydraulic system,
and fuel quantity.
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Gear indicator—This indicator shows which gear is
selected for the transmission (gears 1 through 4) and is
displayed above and to the left of tachometer
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Auto-tilt indicator 0(optional kit)—This on/off
indicator displays whether the auto-tilt function is active.
The auto-tilt indicator is located just below and to the left
of the gear indicator
•
Tachometer—The tachometer indicates the engine
speed in revolutions per minute (rpm). The tachometer
is displayed in the upper center of the command-center
display (Figure 30).
Note: Each number on the gauge is equal to x 100 rpm.
Each space on the gauge is equal to 600 rpm. The range
of the tachometer display is 0 to 3000 rpm.
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Hour meter—The hour meter indicates the number
of hours that the engine has run. It is displayed in the
center right area of the command display, to the right of
the tachometer (Figure
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Hydraulic-fluid temperature indicator—This indicator
shows the operating temperature of the hydraulic fluid
and is displayed in the lower left area of the command
display (Figure 30).
Note: If the indicator moves into the red area, reduce
the work speed. If the gauge remains in the red area, stop
the machine and move the direction control lever to the
Neutral position. Check the oil level and for obstructions
in the radiator or the oil cooler.
Figure 30
7. Check alternator or battery
8. Hour meter
9. Hydraulic-fluid
temperature
10. Coolant temperature
11. Fuel level
(Figure
(Figure 30).
30).
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Coolant temperature indicator—This indicator shows
the temperature of the coolant in the engine-cooling
system. It is displayed in the lower center area of the
instrument cluster
Note: If the indicator goes into the red area, reduce
the engine speed to idle for a few minutes to allow the
engine to cool, then stop the engine. Check the coolant
level, for debris on the radiator, or for a thermostat that
does not operate correctly. Also check the drive belt, belt
tensioner, or water-pump pulley.
•
Fuel-level indicator—This indicator shows the
remaining level of fuel that is in the tank, and it is
displayed in the lower right area of the command display
(Figure 30).
•
Parking-brake-on indicator—This indicator is
displayed while the parking brake is engaged. The
indicator disappears when you release the parking brake.
Reading the Warning Messages in the Command
Display
Note: When there are warning messages in the command
display, take corrective measures immediately. There may be
more than 1 warning displayed.
30).
1. Machine or engine error
2. Low engine-oil pressure
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Machine or engine error—This message is displayed
if the machine or engine experiences a fault. The cause
of the fault is given in the Instrument Panel Diagnostics
(Figure 30 and
Important: Do not run the engine if this warning
message is displayed.
•
Low engine-oil pressure—This warning message is
displayed if there is no or low oil pressure in the engine
(Figure 30 and
Important: Do not run the engine if this warning
message is displayed.
•
Engine overheated—This message is displayed if the
engine is overheated
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(Figure 30).
Figure 31
3. Engine overheated
4. Check alternator or battery
Figure 31).
Figure 31).
(Figure 30 and Figure 31).