Error Message On The Display; Transportation, Storage And Disposal - Husqvarna BB 700 Bedienungsanweisung

Problem
There is no control
voltage.
The product does not
start when the start
button is pushed on
the control panel or
the keypad.

Error message on the display

1. If there is an alarm, select "Help" for cause and
possible solution.
2. The fault shows in the top left corner.
Transportation
WARNING:
transportation. The product is heavy and can
cause injury or damage if it falls or moves
during transportation.
CAUTION:
behind a vehicle.
• The wheels let you move the product shorter
distances. For longer distances, lift the product to
move it or put the product on a vehicle.
• Put some type of protection on the product
during transportation. The protection keeps natural
elements such as rain and snow away from the
product.
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Cause
The emergency stop button is engaged.
The operator presence control is engaged.
There is an error or "RDY" is not shown in
the display.

Transportation, storage and disposal

Be careful during
Do not tow the product
Solution
Turn the emergency stop button clockwise to
disengage.
If the relay for the emergency stop button
has 3 green LED, the circuit is closed. Reset
the circuit breakers when they are off.
Install the key for the operator presence con-
trol.
Do a check of the error messages on the
display. If "STO" or "PWR" shows in the dis-
play, there is no 24 Vdc to these inputs. Do
a check of the circuit of the emergency stop
button.
3. The solution shows in the display.
4. If the fault stays, stop the product. Refer to
the product on page 30 .
5. Wait for 1 minute and start the product.
6. If the fault stays, speak to Husqvarna support.
To move the product manually with the
motor off
WARNING:
are stationary before you move the product.
WARNING:
steel toe-cap and non-slip sole.
WARNING:
manually on level ground.
1. Disconnect the product and remove the dust hose.
2. Push the product by the handles.
To stop
Wait until all moving parts
Use protective boots with
Only move the product
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