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5 CONTROLS
5.3.3 HOME SCREEN_______________________________________________________
This screen shows the Cutter Switch in the OFF position, the TST™ is in
operation and the Park Brake is applied.
Note: The TST™ (Tilt Sensor Technology) is an optional active safety de-
vice to warn you when the machine is being used in unsuitable conditions.
If TST™ is not installed the TST™ icon will be crossed through.
Jacobsen recommends that the owner/user of the machine completes a
site specific risk assessment of the area to be mown prior to operation of
the machine
5.3.4 ENGINE START_______________________________________________________
When the Ignition Key is turned to the start position, this screen is shown.
If the Park Brake is applied, the Cutting Unit Switch is in the OFF position,
the Foot Pedal is in the Neutral position, and the operator is in the seat, the
engine will start.
This screen shows the fuel bar graph on the left side. The colour changes
from green to red as the fuel level decreases. The engine temperature
gauge is on the right side. The colour changes from green to red as the
temperature increases.
5.3.5 THE ENGINE WILL NOT START _________________________________________
When the Ignition Key is turned to the start position this screen is shown. If
any of the icons flash:
• The Park Brake is not applied.
• The Cutter Switch is not in the OFF position.
• The Foot Pedal is not in the neutral position.
• The operator is not in the seat.
• The vehicle angle is greater than 45º.
Note: The engine will not start until all the items in the list are correct. The
red LEDs either side of the display will flash and the key icon in the centre
will appear red.
GENERAL NOTES FOR WARNING SCREENS
The number in the bottom right of the screen indicates the total
number of faults recorded. Press the button below the to confirm the fault.
WARNING
The slope monitoring system “TST™” (Tilt Sensor Technology) is a slope angle warning system only.
It does not increase the safe working slope beyond that of the declared safe slope.
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