Toro (oo 007 PAGE DATE 10/99 SECTION E, CONTENTS E11 Electric system E2 Electric drawings (Standard ASN 1402-1) E2.1 Electric diagramToro (002 007 PAGE Ell DATE 10/99 E 1.1 ELECTRIC SYSTEM ‘The operating voltage of the machine is 24'V DC and the system is equipped with two 12 V 170 Ah batteries. ‘When the engine is running alternator will generate power to the batteries and the electric system, Before cleaning the machine with water or by steam jet or other cleansers, cover the alternator, connection boxes and major connections. Remove the covers after cleaning. ‘The main switch is connected to the battery ground cable and should be open during any service work or welding. ‘The batteries should be checked during each week service (60 h). Check mounting, cable connections, electrolyte level and cleanliness. Electrolyte density should also be checked regularly, e.g. every 1000 hours. If you remove a battery, disconnect the groud cable first, and when installing, connect the groud cable last. AA Always wear safety glasses when working with batteries. Battery acid will bum skin, eat holes in clothing and it can cause blindness if splashed into eyes. AX iyou spill acid on yourself: (> flush skin immediately with lots of water © apply baking soda to neutralize the acid If acid gets in your eyes: i flush immediately with lots of water @ see a doctor at once AA Wren charging or discharging, the batteries generate hydrogen. Release of hydrogen causes a danger of explosion, Spark or flame could ignite the gases. To prevent battery explosion: « maintain the electrolyte at the recommended level, © add distilled water to batteries only when starting up, never when shutting down do not short circuit battery terminals use a flashlight to check the electrolyte level, never a flame when using a battery charger, always tum the charger off first, then disconnect the charger leads ‘7 donot disconnect the battery when the engine is running gagToro (Woz 007 10/99 E2 ELECTRIC DIAGRAMS (STANDARD ASN 1402-1) 1. Marking 1.1. Marking of the actuator 1.2. Marking of the location 1.3. Consecutive number 2. Drawing sheets 3. Drawings 1. Marking Parts used in the electric drawings are marked with a sign code. ‘The code is used to identify certain part in the drawings and in the part lists. Example of a code E313 = “;, —t | Consecutive number ‘The actuators are marked like a supplementary catalog. 1.1 Marking of the actuators Letter code of the actuators is based on standard SFS2749 (4622) A = Assemblies For example: regulator, synchronizer, amplifier, laser, dimmer, program ‘mechanism, speed regulator B= Transducers, from non-electrical to electrical quantity e.g. thermo cell, photoelectric cell microphone, loudspeaker, rotative velocity sensor, pressure sensor, thermostat C = Capacitors D = _ Delay devices, storage devices, binary elements 7 Miscellaneous e.g. lighting device, heating device, device not specified elsewhere in this table F = _ Protective devices eg, fuse, over-voltage discharge device, arrester G = Generators, power supplies e.g. rotating generator, rotating frequency converter, battery, oscillator H_ = Signalling devices €.g, optical indicator, acoustical indicator