Machine Components - NSS CHARGER 2022 ABLT Instrucciones Originales

MACHINE COMPONENTS

Operator Control Column
The operator control column is located at the rear of the
machine. This column has components that control
various machine functions.
Master Switch and Handle Height Adjustment
 The master switch is located on the top of the control
column to the right of the handle and it turns the
machine on and off.
 If the brush switch lever is activated and the brush
head is down the machine will not turn on. A flashing
fault code will appear on the battery meter. See the
bottom of the decal on control column cover and
correct the problem.
 The control system will automatically turn the
machine off if it sets idle for 10 minutes. Turned off
the master then turn the master switch back on to
restart.
 The operator handle can be adjusted to suit any
operator. See handle adjustment later in this manual
for instructions to set the handle height.
Pad System Control
 The control handle is located at the top of the control
column and has a handle grip on each side. The pad
switch lever is located in front of the right handle grip
and activates the pad switch.
 Push the machine slightly and squeeze the pad
switch lever to turn on the Pad Motor.
 When released the pad switch lever will return to the
off position.
Battery Meter
The battery meter is located in the back of the control
column cover and has two uses. It shows the state of
charge of batteries during operation and flashes fault
codes when there is a problem with the machine.
 The rate of charge is indicated by numbers. The
higher the number the greater the charge in the
battery pack. When the pad motor is activated (turned
on) the numbers on the meter will drop indicating the
battery voltage available during use. If the drop is say
9 to 4, it is indicating that the batteries may need to
be charged, equalized or replaced. See battery
maintenance for equalization instructions.
 When there is a fault with the machine, the Battery
Meter will flash an "F" followed by a number.
 See Trouble Shooting Chart for more information
about fault codes.