Product Overview; Controls - Toro 09802 Operator's Manual

Product Overview

Controls

Ignition Switch
The ignition switch (Figure 4), which is used to start
and stop the engine, has three positions: OFF, ON, and
START.
1. Ignition switch
2. Choke
3. Throttle
4. Spray wash control
5. Hour meter
Choke
To start the engine, close the carburetor choke by pulling
the choke control (Figure 4) outward to the FULL
position. After the engine starts, regulate the choke to
keep the engine running smoothly. As soon as possible,
open the choke by pushing it inward to the OFF position
Throttle
The throttle (Figure 4) is used to regulate the engine
speed. Moving the throttle forward increases the engine
speed (FAST); rearward decreases the engine speed
(SLOW).
Spray Wash Control
Pull the handle (Figure 4) upward to activate the roller
spray wash system. Move the control knob up or down
to adjust the spray rate to keep the rollers free of debris.
Figure 4
6. Water pressure gauge
7. Circuit breaker reset
button
8. Spacing control lever
9. Accumulator pressure
lights
Hour Meter
The hour meter (Figure 4) registers accumulated hours
of engine operation. Use the hour meter to determine
intervals for service maintenance and lubrication.
Water Pressure Gauge
The water pressure gauge (Figure 4) registers supply
water pressure in the system. It also acts as an interlock
switch, preventing the water pump from starting if the
water pressure is below 20-28 p.s.i., or stopping the water
pump if the water pressure drops below 7-13 p.s.i. Check
the gauge frequently to monitor the water pressure.
Circuit Breaker Reset Button
Push the button (Figure 4) to reset the breaker after
correcting a malfunction in the electrical system. The
button also serves as a switch to interrupt power to the
relays.
Spacing Control Lever
Moving the control (Figure 4) away from the handle
increases the aerating ground speed and the distance
between holes. Moving the control toward the handle
decreases the aerating ground speed and the distance
between holes. The setting will be overridden when the
machine is shifted to the transport position.
Accumulator Pressure Lights
The high or low pressure lights (Figure 4) will only
illuminate if a high or low pressure condition occurs
in the accumulator. If a light illuminates the system
willl not operate or will shut down, if operating. Refer
to Water System Accumulator information in the
Operation section.
Traction Bail
The traction bail (Figure 5) engages and regulates fore
and aft traction operation of the machine. Releasing the
bail stops traction operation and will also stop water
injection in 3 to 4 seconds, unless the bail is re-engaged.
The transport speed is regulated by the amount the bail
is moved.
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