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Steering Console (1) Indicator for the Hydraulic Filter Restriction (2) Speedometer (3) Indicator for the Brake System (4) Indicator for the Traction Control (5) Turn Signal Indicator (6) Service Hour Meter (7) Transmission Oil Temperature (8) Engine Coolant Temperature (9) Engine Oil Pressure (10) Indicator for the Charging System (11) Fuel Level (12) Glow Plug Starting Aid (13) Engine Start Switch |
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Right Console (14) Propel Control (15) Transmission Control Switch (16) Water Spray Control (17) Control for Tire Inflation (18) Light Switches (19) Directional Turn Signal Control (20) Suspension Control System (21) Horn (22) Parking Brake Control (23) 24 Volt Power Port |
Indicator for the Hydraulic Filter Restriction (1)
Indicator for the Hydraulic Filter Restriction - The light shows the need for the hydraulic filter to be replaced. |
The speedometer indicates the travel speed of the machine.
Indicator for the Brake System (3)
Indicator for the Brake System - The brake indicator light indicates low oil pressure in the brake circuits. Allow the engine to run until the light shuts off. The parking brake can then be released. |
Indicator for the Traction Control (4)
Indicator for the Traction Control - The lamp is on when the traction control is activated. |
Turn Signal Indicator - The lamp on the dash flashes when the directional turn signal control is activated. |
Service Hour Meter - The service hour meter indicates the total operating hours of the engine. To determine the service hour maintenance interval, use the service hour meter. |
Transmission Oil Temperature (7)
Transmission Oil Temperature - The transmission oil temperature gauge indicates the temperature of the transmission oil. The gauge registers |
Engine Coolant Temperature (8)
Engine Coolant Temperature - The engine coolant temperature gauge indicates the temperature of the coolant in the engine. If the temperature increases into the red zone, stop the machine immediately. Stop the engine and investigate the cause. Do not operate the machine until the cause has been corrected. |
Engine Oil Pressure - The engine oil pressure gauge indicates the pressure of the engine oil. If the needle falls into the red zone, immediately stop the machine and investigate the cause. Do not operate the machine until the cause has been corrected. |
Indicator for the Charging System (10)
Alternator - The alternator indicator light indicates a malfunction of the alternator. If this indicator light comes on, pull to a convenient stop and investigate the cause. Do not operate the machine until the cause has been corrected. |
Fuel Level - The fuel level gauge indicates the amount of diesel fuel in the tank. |
The glow plug starting aid is used to assist starting the engine in cold weather. Startability will be improved at temperatures below
Glow Plug Starting Aid - Push the switch forward in order to activate the glow plugs. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Engine Starting" for details. |
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OFF (A) - In order to disconnect the electrical power to the engine and to the machine, turn the switch in a counterclockwise direction to the OFF position (A). Turn the switch to the OFF position before trying to restart the engine. Turn the switch to the OFF position in order to stop the engine. |
ON (B) - In order to supply electrical power to the engine, turn the switch clockwise to the ON position (B). When the switch is released from the START position , the switch will return to the ON position. |
START (C) - Turn the engine start switch to the START position (C) in order to crank the engine. Release the key as soon as the engine starts. |
FWD - Pull the lever toward the operator, and push the lever forward in order to move the compactor forward. In order to cause the machine to move faster, push the lever farther.
NEUTRAL - Move the lever to the center NEUTRAL position in order to stop the machine.
REV - Push the lever away from the operator and then pull the lever in order to move the machine in reverse. In order to cause the machine to move faster, pull the lever farther.
Note: When you slow the machine or when you stop the machine, move the propel lever toward NEUTRAL in order to utilize the braking effect of the engine.
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Come to a complete stop before changing direction of travel. |
Transmission Control Switch (15)
Rotate the transmission control switch to the desired gear.
NEUTRAL - Place the switch in NEUTRAL in order to put the transmission in NEUTRAL. |
FIRST GEAR - Place the switch in FIRST GEAR for low speed range. Use the gear in order to climb and descend slopes, compaction of asphalt, and compaction of thick soil. |
SECOND GEAR - Place the switch in SECOND GEAR for intermediate speed range. Use this gear for most applications of compaction. |
THIRD GEAR - Place the switch in THIRD GEAR for high speed range. Use this gear for machine roading only. |
Note: When the machine is stopped, select a low gear range in order to prevent damage to the asphalt. Also, this will increase the life of the drive train.
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Always check the water level in the water tanks before you use the water spray system. Contaminated water in the water tanks can cause performance problems and reliability problems in the water spray system. |
The spray system is activated by a three-position switch on the right console.
Move the switch forward for continuous spray.
Move the switch rearward for intermittent spray.
Move the switch to the center position in order to turn off the water spray system.
In case of freezing temperatures, drain the water tanks. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Water Spray System - Drain" for instructions.
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Note: Do not start the water spray system without first opening the valve that is next to the water pump. Check the water level before operating the water pump.
Control for Tire Inflation (17)
Deflate - Move the switch for the tire inflation forward in order to deflate the tires. |
Maintain - Move the switch for the tire inflation to the center position in order to maintain the current tire pressure. |
Inflate - Move the switch for the tire inflation rearward in order to inflate the tires. |
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The tire pressure gauge (D) indicates the operating pressure of the tires.
Working lights - Turn the knob to this position in order to turn on the working lights. |
Headlights - Turn the knob to this position in order to turn on the low beam headlights. |
Parking - Turn the knob to this position in order to turn on the parking lights. |
OFF switch - Turn the knob to the OFF position in order to turn off the lights. |
Directional Turn Signal Control (19)
Move the switch to the left in order to activate the left turn signal. Move the switch to the right in order to activate the right turn signal.
Suspension Control System (20)
Lower - Move the switch for the suspension control system forward in order to lower the front suspension when the pin for the rear suspension is installed. Also, the front and rear suspension will lower if the rear suspension pin is removed. |
Move the switch for the suspension control system to the center position in order to hold the suspension in the selected position.
Raise - Move the switch for the suspension control system rearward in order to raise the front suspension when the rear suspension pin is installed. Also, the front and rear suspension will raise if the rear suspension pin is removed. |
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Note: The PF-300C has no rear suspension pins. The rear drive chains are in one fixed housing. The switch for the suspension control system on this model only affects the front suspension.
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Note: A small black ball that is above the front hood will aid in the adjustment of the suspension.
Horn - Push the horn button in order to sound the horn. Use the horn to alert personnel or signal personnel. |
Parking Brake and Emergency Stop Knob (22)
Parking Brake and Emergency Stop Knob - The parking brake and emergency stop knob is located on the operator console. |
In order to apply the parking brake, push the knob downward.
The parking brake is also used as an emergency stop. In the event of an emergency, push the knob downward in order to stop the machine.
In order to release the parking brake, pull the knob upward.
Note: In order to propel the machine, the propel lever must be in the STOP position before you release the parking brake.
Parking Brake and Emergency Stop Knob - The parking brake and emergency stop knob is located on the operator console. |
Parking Brake Apply - In order to apply the parking brake, push the knob downward. |
The parking brake is also used as an emergency stop. In the event of an emergency, push the knob downward in order to stop the machine.
Parking Brake Release - In order to release the parking brake, pull the knob upward. |
Note: In order to propel the machine, the propel lever must be in the STOP position before you release the parking brake.
24 Volt Power Port - The power receptacle is located on the front of the right control console. The power receptacle can be used for powering automotive electrical equipment or accessories. Remove the cap before use. |
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In order to turn on the blower fan motor, press downward on switch (24). In order to turn off the fan, press the switch upward. Turn knob (25) clockwise in order to increase the heat.
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Rotating Beacon - The rotating beacon is activated by a switch (26). |
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Window Wiper/Washer Switch - Turn the switch in a clockwise direction in order to turn on the window wipers. Turn switch (27) in order to turn on the front window wiper. Push switch (27) in order to wash the front window. Turn switch (28) in order to turn on the rear window wiper. Push switch (28) in order to wash the rear window. |
Illustration 11 | g01983097 |
The gauge (29) for the level of the water tank can be seen through the rear window. This gauge determines the level of water in the tank.
Illustration 12 | g00811677 |
This module records the speed of the machine while the machine travels at different speeds.
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Traction Control - Depress the foot switch and hold the foot switch down in order to lock the rear differential. When the rear differential is locked, the rear wheels turn at the same speed. This will help minimize tire slippage. Use the traction control when the machine is moving on soft ground or on wet ground. Reduce engine speed to idle before activating the traction control in order to minimize shock loads on the rear axle. Release the foot switch in order to unlock the rear differential. |
Note: The differential lock will automatically disengage when the torque level lowers.
The brake pedal is located to the right of the steering console.
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To avoid early brake wear or damage, do not use service brake pedals as foot rests. |
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Push down on the brake pedal in order to apply the brakes and stop the machine.
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The gauge for the transmission oil pressure (E) indicates the transmission oil pressure.
The pressure gauge for the lift system (F) indicates the load per wheel.
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Raise/Lower Switch for the Edge Cutter - Push the switch forward in order to lower the edge cutter. Pull the switch rearward in order to raise the edge cutter. |
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DO NOT operate the edge cutter when the machine is operating in reverse. The edge cutter should only be operated in the forward direction. This will prevent damage to the machine. |
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Note: The valve must be open on the water spray nozzle before turning on the water spray system.
The water spray for the edge cutter is controlled by the main water spray control. See "Water Spray Control (16)" for more information.