Troubleshooting; Troubleshooting Schedule - Husqvarna R112iC Manual De Usuario

Troubleshooting schedule

If you cannot find a solution to your problems in this
operator's manual, speak to your Husqvarna service
agent.
Problem
The first and fourth battery LED
light and the warning indicator on
the display flashes.
The warning indicator on the dis-
play has a solid red light.
The warning indicator on the dis-
play flashes red + blades engag-
ed indicator.
Warning indicator flashes fast
and all other LED lights are OFF.
The warning indicator on the dis-
play flashes red + first battery
LED light.
The product cannot be started.
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Troubleshooting

Cause
The battery is damaged.
Temperature deviation, the bat-
tery is too cold or too hot.
A fault is found in the product.
The cutting deck has stopped be-
cause of high load.
A fault is found in the control
units on the cutting deck.
Traction motor control unit is
overheated.
Empty battery.
The switches for the parking
brake and the seat are not en-
gaged. The cutting deck is not in
transport position or is engaged.
The forward/rearward pedal is
pushed.
The battery charger is connected
to the product.
The display is broken.
The power switch is defective.
The vehicle control unit (VCU) or
its connections is defective.
Action
Speak to an approved service workshop.
Let the battery become cool down or move
the product to a location with the approved
temperature for the batteries. Refer to
age on page 27 .
Stop the product for minimum 5 seconds and
then start the product again.
Speak to an approved service workshop if
the warning indicator has a solid red light
after restart.
Stop the product and wait for the motor to
cool down before you restart.
Speak to an approved service workshop if
the warning indicator flashes after restart.
Turn OFF the product and wait for the motor
control unit to become cool.
Charge the battery.
To start the product on page 19 .
Refer to
Release the pedals.
Disconnect the battery charger before you
start the product.
Speak to an approved service workshop.
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