DRIVER'S MANUAL SB220GS - Training Registration System

Fire risk !!
Stop the vehicle and stop the power
using the main switch. In the case of
danger, bring the passengers to safety.
ENGINE OIL LEVEL WARNING LAMP (A5)
This warning lamp lights up when the
ignition is switched on and the engine does
not run. The lamp must go out when the
engine starts.
If the lamp does not go out after starting
the engine, or comes on whilst driving, then
the vehicle must be stopped as quickly as
possible and the engine turned off.
Check the engine’s oil level and check
whether there are any leakages visible on
the engine. If necessary, top up with oil. Also
see “DRIVING”.
Check whether the lamp goes out after topping
up.
GEARBOX WARNING LIGHT (B1)
This lamp flashes, together with the DNR
switch, when there is a serious fault with
the DIWA 3 gearbox.
The vehicle must be brought to an
immediate stop and must not be driven any
further so as to prevent causing any serious
damage.
WARNING LAMP ABS (B2)*
This lamp lights up if:
- the contact is turned on. A correctly
functioning installation should turn off the
light at approx. 7 km/h.
* The lamp will then remain “off”, even if
the vehicle is stopped while the engine
is still running. Only if the contact is
turned off for at least 20 seconds and
then turned back on, the light will come
on again.
ABS installation malfunctions
If the red warning light is on at speeds higher
than 7 km/h, the ABS installation is
malfunctioning. In this case, the fuses in the
ABS electric box must be checked.
Even if the fault cannot be resolved by
replacing a fuse, driving can be continued
because it is only the ABS system that has
gone down, leaving the regular braking
system intact. Malfunctions should be
repaired by a DAF dealer.
WARNING LAMP AIR PRESSURE (B3)
This lamp lights up when the air pressure
in one of the service brake circuits (circuit 1
and 2) is too low. A buzzer also sounds.
Never drive whilst this lamp is lit.
If this lamp is lit whilst driving, stop
immediately and look for the cause.
BATTERY CHARGE WARNING LAMP
(B4)
The warning lamp lights up if the ignition is
switched on and the engine does not run.
The lamp must go out when the engine
starts.
If the warning lamp does not go out after
starting the engine, or comes on whilst
driving, stop and turn the engine off.
Check whether the V-belts are faulty or slipping.
If this is not the case, a repair shop must be
found as quickly as possible. Since the
batteries are constantly being run down, all
the unnecessary electric devices should be
switched off.
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