PLATE-REACTION 1412369 - Caterpillar

1 - Driver Alert2 - Alternator Output3 - Parking Brake4 - Seat Belt5 - High Flow6 - Continuous Flow7 - Work Tool System
RED Work Tool Lockout
AMBER Interlock Override8 - Hydraulics
RED Hydraulic Temperature
AMBER Hydraulic Filter Bypass9 - Glow Plug Starting Aid10 - Engine Condition Indicator
RED Coolant Temperature
RED Oil Pressure
AMBER Air Cleaner Indicator11 - MSS Indicator12 - Two Speed Control13 - Creeper Control14 - Ride Control15 - Caterpillar Joystick Control Pattern16 - Alternate Joystick Control Pattern1 - Driver Alert This alert indicator will activate when there is a problem which requires the operator's attention.Note: Other alert indicators that light or the gauges may help investigate the cause of any problems.There are three levels of severity for the indicator:
Level 1 - If the alert indicator is on continuously, stop the machine at the earliest convenience. Investigate the cause. If no additional alert indicators are illuminated, contact your Caterpillar dealer or refer to the service manual.
Level 2 - If the alert indicator is flashing and there is no audible alarm, severe component damage could occur. Change your operation or perform the indicated maintenance.
Level 3 - If the alert indicator is flashing and there is an audible alarm, injury to the operator or severe component damage could occur. Stop the machine immediately and stop the engine.2 - Alternator Output This alert indicator will light if there is a malfunction in the electrical system. If this alert indicator comes on, the system voltage is too high for normal machine operation or too low for normal machine operation.If electrical loads are high and the engine speed is near low idle, increase the engine speed to high idle. This will generate more output from the alternator. If the alert indicator for the electrical system turns off within one minute, the electrical system is probably operating in a normal manner. However, the electrical system may be overloaded during periods of low engine speeds.Increase the engine idle speed with the governor lever in order to compensate for a higher electrical load on the system.If this procedure does not cause the alert indicator to turn off, move to a convenient location. Investigate the cause (loose alternator belt, broken alternator belt, faulty batteries, etc).3 - Parking Brake This alert indicator will light when the parking brake is engaged. The alert indicator should come on during start-up. The alert indicator should go out when the parking brake is disengaged.4 - Seat Belt and Armrests This alert indicator will light when the armrests are in the RAISED position. The alert indicator will light when the operator gets out of the operator seat. The alert indicator should go out when the operator is in the operator seat and the armrests are in the LOWERED position.5 - Hydraulic High Flow This alert indicator will light when the high flow hydraulic system is activated.Note: The thumb wheel on the joystick must be fully displaced in order to activate the high flow hydraulic system.Note: High flow mode requires an electrical connection that is located on the