Red key (for registering). Kubota U27-4

Operation

Red key (for registering)

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If one of the black keys is lost, another black key can be registered using the red key (page 104).

 The engine can not be started with the red key.

The key system

 If a registered key is lost, the second and new black key must be re-registered. This procedure locks the lost or stolen black key, which can no longer be used to start the engine.

 If the red key is lost, the black keys can no longer be re-registered. Be sure to keep the red key in a secure location (such as a safe in the office). Never leave the key inside the machine. If it should get lost nevertheless, please contact your authorised dealer immediately.

 If six times attempts are made within one minute to turn the starter switch to the START position with a wrong or unregistered key, an acoustic signal will sound for 30 seconds. The signal will continue to sound even if the starter switch is turned to the STOP position again or the key is removed within this time period. When a key registered for this machine is inserted into the starter switch, the acoustic signal will be turned off.

 Do not use several of these keys in a bunch. This could lead to electrical interfering frequencies which might prevent the motor from starting.

 Use only the special KUBOTA key ring. Other key rings can lead to signal failures between the key and starter switch, and the engine can possibly not start or a key registration cannot be performed.

 After receiving the set of keys, separate them from each other. Always make sure the keys are not part of a bunch. If one of the black keys, for example, is inserted into the starter switch, the red key might be detected by the electronic system. This might lead to a failure of the electronic system.

 If machine malfunctions occur, please contact your KUBOTA dealer immediately in order to have the malfunction localised and remedied.

RH418-8135-3

07/2015

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