Nilfisk-Advance America SR 1800S 2WD - Manual (Page 66)

ENGLISH USER MANUAL
12 33014097(2)2006-12 A SR 1800S D 2WD
HYDRAULIC DIAGRAM
(See Fig. AI)
Hydraulic system oil tank
Drain fi lter
Suction fi lter
Drive system pump
Diesel engine
Drive system motor
3-element distributor
Skirt cylinder
Hopper lifting cylinder
Main broom motor
Right side broom motor
Left side broom motor
Hydraulic system oil cooler
Check valve
Left side broom cylinder
Right side broom cylinder
Check valve
Main broom cylinder
Power steering
Priority valve
Accessory pump
Suction fan pump
1-element distributor
Flow separator
Suction fan motor
Double check valve
Power steering cylinder
Pedal assist
Hand pump (*)
Cab lifting cylinder (*)
(*) Optional
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ELECTRICAL FUSES
In the area under the control panel there are two fuse boxes
(23 and 24, Fig. C), with a transparent cover, containing the
following fuses:
6-way fuse box “A” (23, Fig. B-C)
F1: Hazard warning light fuse (10 A)
F2: Turn signal fuse (10 A)
F3: Left side running light fuse (7.5 A)
F4: Right side running light fuse (7.5 A)
F5: High beam fuse (10 A)
F6: Low beam fuse (10 A)
12-way fuse box “B” (24, Fig. B-C)
F7: Fuel solenoid valve fuse (7.5 A)
F8: Meter/glow plug control unit fuse (7.5 A)
F9: Brake light fuse (10 A)
F10: Climate control system fuse (20 A) (*)
F11: Free fuse (10 A)
F12: Electric fan fuse (20 A)
F13: Reverse gear buzzer fuse (10 A)
F14: Filter shaker fuse (20 A)
F15: Free fuse (7.5 A)
F16: Flashing light fuse (7.5 A)
F17: Free fuse (7.5 A)
F18: Horn fuse (7.5 A)
(*) If the machine is not equipped with climate control
system, it is a “free” fuse (10 A).
ACCESSORIES/OPTIONS
In addition to the standard components, the machine can be
equipped with the following accessories/options, according to
the machine specifi c use:
Brooms with harder or softer bristles
Left side broom (*)
Cab (*)
Cab climate control system (*)
Driver's seat safety belt (*)
(*) Optional
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