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charged, the maximum rating of 8 amps at the 10
hour rate is available. We recommend that the
engins is run up as soon as possible after the
power take-off socket has been used to restore the
battery to a good state of charge.
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Caution must be exercised not to discharge the
battery completely. The same power socket is used
for charging the battery from an outside source.
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SECTION J21
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FLASHING DIRECTION INDICATORS
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Bulb replacement
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To replace the bulb, unfasten the screws
retaining the lens and carefully remove the lens.
The bulb is then removed by pushing inwards and
rotating anticlockwise. When replacing the lens,
ensure that the lens body locates into the sealing
gasket, before the retaining screws are tightened.
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Checking for faulty operation
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If a fault occurs in the system, the following
procedure shouid be adopted.
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Check that the bulb filaments are not broken.
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2
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Check that all flasher circuit connections are
clean and tight.
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3
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Switch on ignition and check with a voltmeter
that the flasher terminal "B' is at battery
voltage.
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4
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Connect together flasher unit terminals "B" and
"L" and operate the indicator switch. If the
flasher lamps on the respective side now light
without flashing, the flasher unit is faulty and
shouid be replaced with the same type of unit as
the original.
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If a flasher lamp stalk is replaced
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On reassembly, take care not to damage the green
lead when passing through the screw thread of the
lamp shell. Final adjustment of the lamp position
must be made by tightening of the locknut and not
by straining the flasher unit.
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