Buhler 535 Lawn Mower User Manual


 
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Section 3 - Operation
Cab Controls & Instruments
F3-17
OFF
HEAD
LOWER
ETHER
UPPER
Master Light Switch
The master light switch (1) has 4 positions.
Position A - Full counterclockwise is off.
Position B - Headlights and parking lights
Position C - Headlights and parking lights and lower
work lights
Position D - All work lights, headlights and parking
lights.
Hazard Warning Light Switch
Push the top of the rocker switch (2) to activate the
hazard lights. Push the bottom of the switch to turn
the hazard lights off.
Multi Function Switch
The lever type multifunction switch (3) operates the
horn, turn signals, headlight flash and is used to select
high or low beam.
Turn Signals - Move the lever upward to indicate a
right turn, or downward to indicate a left turn. The turn
signal warning light on the warning light bar will flash
when the signals are operated. The opposite warning
light on the warning light bar will also light, but will
remain steady. The turn signal must be manually
returned to neutral after the turn is completed.
An audible warning will sound if the turn signals are
left on for more than two minutes
Headlights (High/Low Beams) - With the master light
switch in positions B, C or D, the multifunction switch
lever can be pulled toward the steering column to
change the headlights between high and low beam.
Headlight Flash - With the master light switch in
position A (Off), the multifunction switch lever can be
pulled toward the steering column to flash the high or
low beams of the headlights.
Horn - Press the button on the end of the multifunction
switch lever to activate the horn.
3
4
A
B
C
D
F3-18
OFF
HEAD
LOWER
UPPER
2
1
A
B
C
D
Ether Cold Start Button
The ether cold start button (4) is used to inject ether,
a highly combustible substance, into the engine
intake manifold. Ether will ignite in the engine at
temperatures far below those needed to ignite diesel
fuel.
Use the ether to assist the engine starting in
temperatures at or below 0° C (32° F).
Note: See cold-weather starting on page 3-51 for
detailed operation.