Husqvarna TS 348XD Owner Manual - Page 13

OPERATION LED INDICATOR (See Fig. 14) Your tractor has several sensors on board to aid in operation and help maintain proper health. The LED indicator informs the operator about the status of some of those on -board sensors. 1. Tilt - The tilt icon will illuminate when the on-board accelerometer senses the tractor at a slope greater than 15 degrees. If the slope is greater than or equal to 30 degrees then the icon will illuminate and the tractor will proactively turn off the blades. If the slope is greater than or equal to 60 degrees then the icon will illuminate and the tractor will proactively shut off the engine. 2. PTO - The PTO icon will illuminate when the PTO switch is engaged. 3. Bluetooth® - The Bluetooth icon will illuminate when the tractor is connected to a Bluetooth wireless technology enabled device such as a cell phone or tablet. 4. Battery - The battery icon will illuminate when the battery voltage has dropped to less than 12.4V. It will also illuminate if the battery voltage has exceeded 15.0V. 5. Oil Pressure - The oil pressure icon will illuminate when the oil pressure switch senses low oil pressure in the engine. 6. Park Brake - The park brake icon will illuminate when the park brake is engaged. WARNING: Do not drive up or down hills with slopes greater than 15 degrees and do not drive across any slope. Do not rely on the tilt indicator to warn the operator of exceeding slope requirements. The tilt indicator is a secondary warning device to further enhance the operator experience. 5 4 3 2 6 Buzzer 5 Beeps Icon Parking Brake 5 Beeps PTO Constant for 2 seconds Oil Pressure Constant for 2 seconds Battery 3 Beeps 3 Beeps Tilt None 5 Beeps PTO 5 Beeps Bluetooth Meaning Start Fault - Parking Brake must be engaged to start tractor. Start Fault - Tractor cannot start with PTO engaged. Low oil pressure warning. Low voltage warning. Exceeded tilt limit. Low fuel warning. Fuel level is indicated on fuel gauge. ROS Ignition switch must be in ROS position to mow in reverse. Lock out is enabled and tractor start was attempted. TO USE DIFFERENTIAL LOCK CONTROL (Y) (See Fig. 15) • To engage differential lock, stop the tractor and push the differential lock switch to the "ON" position. NOTE: Driving for long periods of time with the differential lock engaged is not detrimental or abusive to the system. CAUTION: To minimize the risk of damage, avoid engaging differential lock while vehicle is in motion. • Drive tractor forward. As the rear tires rotate the differential lock will engage. NOTE: Operators may notice displacement or turfing of grass in turns with differential lock engaged. • To disengage differential lock, push differential lock switch to the "OFF" position. If the differential lock does not disengage, steering the vehicle from side to side will assist. 1 Fig. 14 This tractor is equipped with a buzzer that emits an audible noise to draw the operator's attention to the LED indicator when a fault occurs. The corresponding icon will illuminate to inform you of the current fault. Please refer to the chart as a reference guide to the buzzer: 13 Y Fig. 15