Tractors X60 Series. Manual - part 22

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2.1.14 Clock setting

Pressing UP again will enable the operator to set the clock. Pressing DOWN from the AC:1 original screenshot will also
reach this section. The clock can also be set to be 12 or 24 hours in this menu. When the cluster is brand new the default
values should be 24h and 00:00.

This first screen will show the current time (22:48) and whether the clock is set to 12 or 24 hours (24h). The letters CLC
will show at the bottom of the left-hand display to inform the operator this is the Clock Setting menu.

To change Clock:
1- Press the MENU button
2- The hour digits will flash.
3- Press UP or DOWN to scroll in units of 1 from 00 to 12 or 24.
4- Press the MENU button again to set the hours.
5- The minutes will flash.
6- Press UP or DOWN to scroll in units of 1 from 00 to 59.
7- Press the MENU button again to set the clock on 12 or 24 hours.
8- The text in the middle line will flash.
9- Press UP or DOWN to switch between 12h or 24h.
10-At this point the time can be saved and the menu exited by pressing and holding the MENU button for longer than

2 seconds (the digits will stop flashing), then press the UP and DOWN buttons to access other parts of the Acces-
sory menu.

If the key is turned to the off position before the new time is set the old value is used.

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Operation 

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Section 5

Operation

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Operation

Before Starting The Engine

WARNING: Before starting the engine, be sure
all operating controls are in neutral and the
park brake is engaged. This will eliminate ac-
cidental movement of the machine or start up
of power driven equipment.

WARNING: Never run the engine in a closed
building. Proper ventilation is required under
all circumstances.

Do  the  following  checks  before  starting  the  tractor  for
the first time.

1.  Make sure all persons that operate or do mainte-

nance on the tractor understand that clean fuel is
important.

2.  Check all lubrication fittings.

3.  Check oil level in the engine sump and in the gear-

box.

4.  Check the water level in the batteries.

5.  Check that the tractor tank is filled with clean fuel

meeting the specifications given in this manual.
Clean around the fuel tank cap before you remove
the cap.

6.  Check for leaks from fuel system, cooling system

and engine oil sump.

7.  Check that all drive belts are adjusted correctly.
8.  Remove any water or sediment from the fuel pri-

mary filter.

9.  Check the air pressure of the tyres.
10. If your tractor has a power take-off, make sure the

safety guard is installed and in good condition.

11. Check for coolant level in the coolant recovery

reservoir. If required, top up with an ethylene glycol
coolant fluid.

Run In Procedure

-  For a correct running in, it is necessary to observe al
 precautions called for in the Maintenance section.

-  A gradual run-in of a new engine is not necessary.

- Continuous use of light loads when the engine is still

new may cause lubrication oil to enter the discharge
system.

-  You should begin using heavy loads as soon as the

engine is put into service and the coolant reaches a
minimum temperature of 60°C.

-  The engine will benefit if heavy loads are applied im-

mediately after the first start.

-  DO NOT run the engine for long periods at maximum

load.

- Do NOT let the engine run for a long period at high

RPM without any draft applied. If the engine is used
without any drafts, be careful to keep the right oper-
ating temperature.

GENERAL OPERATION

Start - Important recommendations

Starting

WARNING: Carefully read the starting instruc-
tions before starting the tractor.

WARNING: Always take into account the use of
the machine and the work place. Take every
precaution, specially if there is a high risk of
fire.

WARNING: DO NOT start the tractor from the
ground. Always start the tractor only from the
operator’s seat.

WARNING: DO NOT start the tractor if the bon-
net is open or the guards are removed.

WARNING: The operator must always seat in
his/her place when driving the tractor both in
the field and on roads. DO NOT stand up from
your seat when the tractor is moving.