Operating Controls; Start-Up - Cub Cadet 17AICBYQ603 Instrucciones De Funcionamiento Originales

Operating controls

Attention!
Disconnect and connect the battery in the correct
sequence.
Only operate the battery with the battery terminal
protective battery cover).
Note
The battery is situated under the passenger
seat.
the factory.
Installation
First connect the red cable (+ / positive ter-
minal) .
Then connect the black cable
(- / negative terminal)
Attach the battery terminal cover.
Removal
Remove the battery terminal cover.
First disconnect the black cable (- / negative
terminal).
Then disconnect the red cable (+ / positive ter-
minal).
Charging the battery
WARNING!
Electrolyte liquid even discharges from
sealed batteries.
Avoid tilting the battery.
battery with a 12 Volt battery charger (maximum
charging current 6 amps) for one to two hours.
charger plug.
Then disconnect the battery (see also operating
instructions for the battery charger).
Attention!
Follow the instructions in the operating manual
for your battery charger.
769-12352
.
Operating controls
Overview
1 Forward pedal
2 Reverse pedal
3 Switch for steering column adjustment
4 Cutting height adjustment lever
5 Throttle / choke *
6 Display cluster *
7 PTO switch
8 Choke *
9 Ignition lock*
10 Can holder *
11 Storage compartment *
12 Gear release lever
13 Fuel tank
14 Tank content display *
15 Seat adjustment lever *
16 Steering wheel
17 Switch for parking brake / speed control
18 Brake pedal
(* model-dependent)

Start-up

Check:
All protective equipment
The engine oil level (see the engine handbook)
The fuel level
Tyre pressure
The side coverings, accessory equipment, the
Fill up with fuel and check the oil level
Note
the factory – please check the oil, if required
Use unleaded petrol.
Fill fuel tank up to max. 2 cm below the lower
edge of the inlet nozzle.
Seal the fuel tank tightly.
Check the oil level. The oil level must be between
the "Full/Max." and "Add/Min." mark (see also
engine manual).
Check tyre pressure
Check the tyre pressure on all wheels and correct
it where necessary (for max. tyre pressure, see
tyre wall).
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