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EX120-3 Console Lights/Buttons

  • 23-09-2021 9:56am
    #1
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    Hi All, Anyone know what the circled LEDS and buttons mean on an ex120-3.

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  • #2
    cjpm
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    The thermometer one is for warming up the machine


    the other automatically reduces the revs to idle when you stop moving the controls for a few seconds. One you start moving again she goes back to the original engine speed automatically



  • #3
    cjpm
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    M changes between different machine modes. I don’t know much about it.


    By the way the thermometer led goes off automatically once the machine is warmed up



  • #4
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/117927841#Comment_117927841

    Thanks Guys, Its warming up too much that's part of my problem 🙄. I suspect my water pump is dodgy, the engine overheats after a couple of hours work and is using a bit of water. Could this also cause my hydraulics to overheat the metal pipes running up the boom are also warm/hot to touch



  • #5
    cjpm
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    I don’t know to be honest but you’d need to get it seen to before you fcuk up the engine and hydraulics. Did you blow out the radiators in case they are full of dust?



  • #6
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    Yes, looking into getting it checked out, I had the radiator out and checked for blockages, was ok, and changed the fan belt as it was bit loose.



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