Control, operation

Adjust the flow Super Finish settings, if necessary (see chapter "Operator’s menu", SF-Flow menu).

3.4.17Attachments in continuous operation (optional equipment)

This function allows for the operation of an attachment (e.g. mower rake). The function must first be activated.

Fig. 3-89 Operating elements for continuous mode operation

Preselecting continuous operation:

The continuous mode is preselected with the switch S124.

The working tool must be activated (S241), and servo control (S35) must be switched on.

Press the switch S124.

The indicator light in the switch is on. Continuous mode is now preselected.

Switching attachment on/off:

Continuous mode is activated/deactivated at the left joystick.

Press the rocker switch S451 down. The indicator light H329 is on. The attachment is switched on (in continuous mode).

Press the rocker switch S451 down. The indicator light H329 is off. The attachment is switched off.

Continuous operating mode is also switched off in the following cases:

–Servo control S35 is switched off.

–The safety lever is moved up.

–The working tool is deactivated (switch S241 off).

–The ignition is switched off.

Deactivating continuous mode:

To terminate continuous mode operation, press the switch S124 The indicator light in the switch is off.

Y268 on/off

Use this menu to activate the pedals for boom adjustment while an attachment (e.g. mower rake) is operated.

Setting values:

For a description, see chapter "Operator's menu", submenu "Y268 on/off".

Modified operation of Super Finish (optional equipment)

With the Super Finish function, the movement of the attachment can be slowed down, so that tasks can be carried out with greater precision. This is achieved by a flow reduction, which slows down the movement of the machine proportionally.

Press the switch S382 down.

Super Finish is activated. The Super Finish (SF) indicator light is on.

Operate the attachment and check the working speed.

Press the switch S382 up. Super Finish is deactivated. The Super Finish (SF) indicator light is off. Adjust the flow reduction settings, if necessary (see chapter "Operator's menu", SFFlow menu).

3.4.18Stroke limitation (optional equipment)

The stroke limitation determines the maximum permissible working height of the working attachment. Stroke limitation might be required on sites where the vertical working area is restricted by obstacles (e.g. overhead power lines).

When activated, the stroke limitation function stops the upward movement of the working attachment as soon as the maximum permissible working height is reached. The maximum permissible working height can only be set correctly in connection with a LIEBHERR attachment whose factory settings are correct. After a change or adjustment to the LIEBHERR working equipment, the stroke limitation settings must be re-adjusted by LIEBHERR.

If the machine has been moved to a new location, the stroke limitation settings must be checked and adjusted, if necessary.

Danger!

The stroke limitation is an auxiliary tool designed to assist the machine operator! For functional reasons, the working attachment cannot be brought to a sudden stop. The faster it is moved, the longer its braking distance. Risk of accident!

Please note that the machine operator is responsible for the correct adjustment of the relevant settings!

Avoid fast movements of the working attachment when it is operated near the maximum permissible working height.