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DRIVER'S MANUAL SB220GS - Training Registration System

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OIL PRESSURE WARNING LAMP (B5)<br />

The warning lamp lights up when the<br />

ignition is switched on and the engine does<br />

not turn. The lamp go out when the engine<br />

starts.<br />

If the warning lamp does not go out after<br />

starting the engine, or comes on whilst<br />

driving (a buzzer will also sound), stop and<br />

turn the engine off. Check the oil level and<br />

top up if necessary.<br />

If the lamp remains lit even though the oil<br />

level is correct, do not drive any further. The<br />

engine must also not be allowed to idle.<br />

E-GAS WARNING LAMP (C1)*<br />

In the case of a fault with the electronic fuel<br />

system, the warning lamp (C1) flashes or<br />

is lit continuously, depending on the fault. If<br />

the lamp remains continuously lit then the<br />

fault is less serious.<br />

The fault is serious if the lamp flashes and<br />

a service outlet should be warned<br />

immediately.<br />

WARNING LAMP COOLANT<br />

TEMPERATURE/COOLANT LEVEL (C3)<br />

The warning lamp is lit for a couple of<br />

seconds when the ignition is switched on,<br />

just as a routine check on the operation.<br />

If the warning lamp is not extinguished<br />

afterwards, or comes on whilst driving (a<br />

buzzer will also sound), the temperature of<br />

the liquid coolant could be too high or the<br />

liquid coolant level could be too low.<br />

Stop, turn the engine off and check the<br />

liquid coolant level/fan operation. If<br />

necessary, top up the liquid coolant.<br />

If the warning lamp is not extinguished even<br />

when the liquid coolant level and fan<br />

operation are correct, do not drive any<br />

further.<br />

HIGH GENERATOR VOLTAGE WARNING<br />

LAMP (C4)*<br />

The charging voltage is limited by an overvoltage<br />

security device in the dynamo. If,<br />

due to a fault, a voltage greater than 30 V<br />

exists, this warning lamp lights up.<br />

Turn on as many electronic devices as<br />

possible and drive to the nearest repair<br />

workshop. If the lamp still does not go out,<br />

the vehicle must not be driven any further.<br />

CHASSIS HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT<br />

WARNING LAMP (C6)*<br />

The warning lamp is lit for a couple of<br />

seconds when the ignition is switched on,<br />

just as a routine check on the operation.<br />

If the warning lamp lights up whilst driving,<br />

this implies that there is a slight fault. A<br />

number of devices will be switched off. Get<br />

in contact with a DAF BUS workshop as<br />

quickly as possible.<br />

If the warning lamp starts flashing whilst<br />

driving, this implies that there is a serious<br />

fault in the electronic part of the system.<br />

The electronic system switches itself off<br />

completely. The suspension and damping<br />

will no longer be regulated and controlled.<br />

In emergencies, the chassis height can be<br />

adjusted manually using the control<br />

switches. Drive carefully to the nearest DAF<br />

BUS repair workshop at a speed no greater<br />

than 15 km/h.<br />

When a kerb sensor has been fitted by the<br />

constructor, the CHASSIS HEIGHT<br />

ADJUSTMENT warning lamp (C6) and the<br />

VEHICLE NOT ON DRIVING LEVEL/AIR<br />

PRESSURE TOO LOW warning lamp (16)<br />

will flash alternately for 2 seconds, indicating<br />

that the kerb sensor has been activated.<br />

INSTRUMENTS AND CONTROLS<br />

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