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Product: MOTOR GRADER

Model: 140 GC MOTOR GRADER W9200575
Configuration: 140 GC Motor Grader W9200001-UP (MACHINE) POWERED BY C7.1 Engine

Operation and Maintenance Manual

140 GC and 140 GC AWD Motor Grader
Media Number -M0090241-09 Publication Date -01/07/2015 Date Updated -30/10/2020

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Operator Controls
SMCS - 7300; 7451

Illustration 1 g06383236
(1) Power port 12V
(2) Auxiliary input (if equipped)
(3) Blade lift control for left side
(4) Ripper/Scarifier lever (if equipped)
(5) Blade sideshift lever
(6) Blade tip lever
(7) Blade circle drive lever
(8) Hazards (if equipped)
(9) Warning beacon (if equipped)
(10) Head/Tail lights
(11) Work lights (if equipped)
(12) Blade slope display (if equipped)
(13) Centershift control
(14) Articulation control
(15) Front blade lift lever
(16) Wheel lean control
(17) Blade lift control for right side
(18) Accelerator control
(19) Service brake control

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(20) Transmission control
(21) Throttle speed set switch
(22) Throttle hold mode switch
(23) ECO mode switch
(24) Centershift control switch (if equipped)
(25) Park brake switch
(26) Engine start switch
(27) Heating and air conditioning control (if equipped)
(28) Blade cushion (if equipped)
(29) All wheel drive (AWD) mode switch (if equipped)

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(30) Snow wing light (if equipped)
(31) Front defroster fan (if equipped)
(32) Rear defroster fan (if equipped)
(33) Rear window wiper and window washer (if equipped)
(34) Lower front window wiper and window washer (if equipped)
(35) Front window wiper and window washer (if equipped)
(36) Bluetooth microphone (if equipped)
(37) Roof lights (if equipped)

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(38) Directional turn signal (if equipped)
(39) Headlight dimmer switch (if equipped)
(40) Steering wheel tilt control
(41) Steering column tilt control

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(42) Radio
(43) Interior dome light

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(44) Service port
(45) Power port 12V

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(46) Manual implement lockout bar (if equipped)

Power Port 12V (1)

Power Port 12 V (1) - If equipped, a 12 volt power port is located to the left of the operator on the cup holder. This power port can be used
to power automotive electrical equipment or accessories. Remove the cap before use.

Auxiliary Input (2) (If Equipped)

An auxiliary port (AUX) is an asynchronous serial port with an interface that allows the auxiliary input of audio signs for the follow:

MP3 player

Headphones

Portable music players

Amplifiers

Speakers

Blade Lift Control for the Left Side (3)

Blade LIFT - Pull back on lever (3) to raise the left end of
the blade. When you release lever (3), the lever will return
to the HOLD position. The blade will remain in the
selected position.

HOLD - When lever (3) is released from the LOWER position or from the LIFT position, lever (3) will return to the HOLD position. The
blade will remain in the selected position.

Blade LOWER - Push lever (3) forward to lower the left end of the blade. When you release lever (3), the lever will return to the HOLD
position. The blade will remain in the selected position.

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Blade FLOAT - Push lever (3) to the most forward detent position. When you release lever (3), the lever will remain in the FLOAT
position.

Note: Extra effort may be necessary to push lever (3) forward into the FLOAT (detent) position.

Note: When lever (3) is in the FLOAT position and the engine is turned off, lever (3) will not return to the HOLD position. Before you start
the engine, return lever (3) to the HOLD position.

Ripper/Scarifier Lever (4) (If Equipped)

Ripper/Scarifier RAISE (if equipped) - Move lever (4)

backward to raise the ripper/scarifier. When you release
lever (4), the lever will return to the HOLD position. The
ripper/scarifier will remain in the selected position.

HOLD - Lever (4) will return to the HOLD position when you release the lever. The ripper/scarifier will remain in the selected position.

Ripper/Scarifier LOWER - To lower the ripper/scarifier, push lever (4) forward. When you release lever (4), the lever will return to the
HOLD position. The ripper/scarifier will remain in the selected position.

Blade Sideshift Lever (5)

Blade Sideshift RIGHT - Pull back on lever (5) to

sideshift the blade to the right. When you release lever (5),
the lever will return to the HOLD position. The blade will
remain in the selected position.

HOLD - Lever (5) will return to the HOLD position whenever lever (5) is released. The blade will remain in the selected position.

Blade Sideshift LEFT - Push lever (5) forward to sideshift the blade to the left. When you release lever (5), the lever will return to the
HOLD position. The blade will remain in the selected position.

Blade Tip Lever (6)

Blade Tip FORWARD - Push lever forward. The top of

the blade will tip forward. Lever will return to the HOLD
position when you release the lever. The blade will remain
in the selected position.

HOLD - Lever will return to the HOLD position when you release the lever. The blade will remain in the selected position.

Blade Tip BACK - Pull lever backward. The top of the blade will tip backward. Lever will return to the HOLD position when you release
the lever. The blade will remain in the selected position.

Blade Circle Drive Lever (7)

Circle Drive
CLOCKWISE
- To rotate the
blade in a
clockwise
direction, pull
back on lever
(7). When you
release lever
(7), the lever
will return to
the HOLD
position. The
blade will
remain in the
selected
position.

HOLD - When you release lever (7), the lever will return to the HOLD position. The blade will remain in the selected position.

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Circle Drive COUNTERCLOCKWISE - To rotate the blade in a counterclockwise direction, push lever (7) forward. When you release
lever (7), the lever will return to the HOLD position. The blade will remain in the selected position.

Hazards (8) (If Equipped)

Hazard
- Push
in the
top of
switch
(8) to
activate
the
hazard
lights.
Push in
the
bottom
of
switch
(8) to
turn off
the
hazard
lights.

Warning Beacon (9) (If Equipped)

Warning
Beacon (If
Equipped)
- Move
switch (9)
to the top
position to
turn on the
beacon.
Move
switch (9)
to the
middle
position to
turn off the
beacon.

Head/Tail lights (10)

Head/Tail
Lights -
Push in
the top of
switch
(10) to
turn on
the
head/tail
lights.
Move
switch
(10) to the
BOTTOM
position to
turn off
head/tail
lights.

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Work Lights (11) (If Equipped)

Work
Lights
(11) (If
Equipped)
- Push in
the top of
switch (11)
to turn on
the front
floodlights.
Move the
switch to
the
MIDDLE
position to
turn off the
front
floodlights.
Push in the
bottom of
switch (11)
to turn on
the front
and rear
floodlights.

Blade Slope / Service Meter Display (12) (If Equipped)

Push the top of switch (12) and then push the bottom of the switch to show the blade slope information on the Message Display. Push the
top of switch (12) and then push the bottom again to show the service hour meter on the Message Display.

Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Monitoring System" for more information.

Centershift Control (13)

Centershift
RIGHT -
To move
the drawbar
to the right,
pull back
on lever
(13). When
you release
lever (13),
the lever
will return
to the
HOLD
position.
The
drawbar
will remain
in the
selected
position.

HOLD - Lever (13) will return to the HOLD position when you release lever (13). The drawbar will remain in the selected position.

Centershift LEFT - To move the drawbar to the left, push lever (13) forward. When you release lever (13), the lever will return to the
HOLD position. The drawbar will remain in the selected position.

Articulation Control (14)

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Articulation
RIGHT -
To move the
rear of the
machine to
the right,
pull back on
lever (14).
When you
release lever
(14), the
lever will
return to the
HOLD
position.
The machine
will remain
in the
selected
position.

HOLD - Lever (14) will return to the HOLD position when you release the lever. The machine will remain in the selected position.

Articulation LEFT - To move the rear of the machine to the left, push lever (14) forward. When you release lever (14), the lever will
return to the HOLD position. The machine will remain in the selected position.

Front Blade Lift Lever (15)

Front Blade RAISE - Pull the lever back to raise the front blade. The lever will return to the HOLD position when you release the lever.
The blade will remain in the selected position.

HOLD - The lever will return to the HOLD position when you release the lever. The blade will remain in the selected position.

Front Blade LOWER - Push the lever backward to lower the front blade. The lever will return to the HOLD position when you release the
lever. The blade will remain in the selected position.

Wheel Lean Control (16)

Wheel
Lean
RIGHT
- To
lean the
wheels
to the
right,
pull
back on
lever
(16).
When
you
release
lever
(16), the
lever
will
return to
the
HOLD
position.
The
wheels
will
remain
in the
selected
position.

HOLD - Lever (16) will return to the HOLD position when you release the lever. The wheels will remain in the selected position.

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Wheel Lean LEFT - To lean the wheels to the left, push lever (16) forward. When you release lever (16), the lever will return to the
HOLD position. The wheels will remain in the selected position.

Blade Lift Control for the Right Side (17)

Blade
LIFT -
Pull
back on
lever
(17) to
raise the
right
end of
the
blade.
When
you
release
lever
(17), the
lever
will
return to
the
HOLD
position.
The
blade
will
remain
in the
selected
position.

HOLD - When the lever is released from the LOWER position or the LIFT position, the lever will return to the HOLD position. The blade
will remain in the selected position.

Blade LOWER - Push the lever forward to lower the right end of the blade. When you release lever (17), the lever will return to the HOLD
position. The blade will remain in the selected position.

Blade FLOAT for the Right Side - Push the lever to the most forward detent position. When you release lever (17), the lever will remain
in the FLOAT position.

Note: Extra effort may be necessary to push the lever forward into the FLOAT (detent) position.

Note: When the lever is in the FLOAT position and the engine is turned off, the lever will not return to the HOLD position. Before you
start the engine, return the lever to the HOLD position.

Accelerator Control (18)

Depress pedal (18) to increase the engine speed. The engine will return to the setting of the throttle control when you release pedal (18).
Release pedal (18) to decrease the engine speed. The engine will return to the setting of the throttle control when you release pedal (18).

Service Brake Control (19)

Depress pedal (19) to engage the service brake. Use the service brake to reduce ground speed. Use the service brake to stop the machine.

Release pedal (19) to disengage the service brake.

Transmission Control (20)

Lever (20) controls the transmission.

Transmission Control

Note: You must move lever (20) from the PARKING BRAKE ENGAGED position before you can move lever (20) to the NEUTRAL
position.

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Forward
- Move
lever
(20) to
the right
and pull
back the
lever to
the
desired
forward
speed
setting.
The
machine
will
move
forward.

NEUTRAL
- Move
lever (20)
to the
NEUTRAL
position
when you
are
preparing to
park the
machine.

Reverse
- Move
lever
(20) to
the left
and pull
back
lever
(20) to
the
desired
speed.
The
machine
will
move in
reverse.

Changing Direction and Speed

1. Cycle all controls for inspection of proper operating function.

2. Make sure that the accelerator control is in the LOW IDLE position.

3. Raise all the equipment.

4. Engage the service brake.

5. Disengage the parking brake and move transmission control (lever) (20) to the position for the desired direction and for the desired
speed.

6. Push down the accelerator control until the desired speed is attained.

7. Upshift one speed at a time. Increase engine speed, as required.

NOTICE

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To prevent possible damage to the machine, reduce ground speed

before downshifting.

Note: Downshift speed protection is provided while you downshift, but the following steps are recommended:

8. Downshift one speed at a time. When you downshift a loaded machine, reduce the engine rpm to match the engine speed to the lower
transmission gear speed.

9. To change the machine's direction of travel, slow the machine by using the service brakes. Then move transmission control (lever)
(20) to the position for the desired direction and for the desired speed. After you select the desired direction and the desired speed,
release the service brakes.

10. Use the service brakes to slow the machine. Verify that the machine is at lower proper travel speed and operators can shift from
F1/F2 to R1/R2 or shift from R1/R2 to F1/F2 directly, without stopping the machine.

Note: In the event of the failure of a transmission solenoid or in the event of the failure of the position sensor, the machine is equipped with
a limp home mode. The following procedure should be used in such a situation.

If the position sensor fails, not all of the solenoids will operate properly. You can only use the gears that have solenoids that are operating
properly. Shift the transmission control to the NEUTRAL position. Next, shift the transmission control into a FORWARD position or
REVERSE position. Not all speeds will operate.

Throttle Speed Set Switch (21)

Switch (21) allows the operator to set the speed of the throttle. As required, move switch (20) to change the engine speed.

SET/ACCEL
- When
switch (21) is
not in off
mode, push
switch (21)
forward to set
the engine
speed. Push
switch (21)
forward again
to increase
the engine
speed by 100
rpm. Push
switch (22)
forward and
hold down
switch (21) to
increase the
engine speed
by 700
rpm/sec.

RESUME/DECELERATE
- When switch (21) is not in
off mode, push switch (21)
backward to decrease the
engine speed by 100 rpm.
Push switch (21) backward
and hold down switch (21)
to decrease the engine speed
by 700 rpm/sec. When
switch (22) is in auto mode,
push switch (21) backward
to resume the preset engine
speed.

Throttle Hold Mode Switch (22)

This is a three-position switch. Switch (22) allows the operator to set the mode for the throttle hold function. The following modes can be
selected: automatic, off, and manual.

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Automatic
Mode -
Push
switch
(22)
forward to
put the
throttle
control in
automatic
mode.
When
switch
(22) is in
auto mode,
the
function of
the throttle
will be
similar to a
cruise
control.
Use the
accelerator
pedal to
achieve
the desired
engine
speed.
Push
switch
(22)
forward to
set the
throttle at
the current
engine
speed. Use
switch
(22) to
change the
throttle
setting.

If either of the following conditions occur, the throttle setting of auto mode will be suspended and the engine speed will adjust to the setting
of the accelerator pedal:

The accelerator pedal is moved more than 20 percent.

The service brake is applied.

Push switch (21) backward to resume the preset engine speed.

The RESUME feature will be disabled if any of the following conditions occur:

Switch (22) is moved to OFF position.

Switch (22) is moved to MANUAL mode.

The key switch is moved to the OFF position.

The engine is stalled.

The indicator light for the throttle lock will be illuminated when the throttle setting is locked during auto mode.

Manual
Mode -
Push
switch
(22)
backward
to put the
throttle

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control in
manual
mode. Use
the
accelerator
pedal to
achieve
the desired
engine
speed.
Push
switch
(22)
forward to
set the
throttle at
the current
engine
speed. Use
switch
(22) to
change the
throttle
setting.

The engine speed will increase if the accelerator pedal is pressed past the throttle setting. When the accelerator pedal is released, the engine
will return to the preset engine speed. The following conditions will not cause the throttle lock to disengage:

The service brake is applied with machine speed greater than or equal to 14 kph (8.7 mph).

The accelerator pedal is moved.

The throttle lock will be disengaged if any of the following conditions occur:

The service brake is applied with machine speed less than 14 kph (8.7 mph) for 2 seconds.

Switch (22) is moved to the OFF position.

The key switch is moved to OFF position.

The RESUME feature will not be available after the throttle lock is disengaged.

The indicator light for the throttle lock will be illuminated when the throttle is locked during MANUAL mode.

Off Mode - Push switch (22) into the center position to put the throttle control in off mode. When switch (22) is in the OFF position, auto
mode and manual mode will not work. The throttle will only be operated by the accelerator pedal in OFF mode.

ECO Mode Switch (23)

Push the top of switch (23) to activate ECO mode. Push the bottom of switch (23) to deactivate ECO mode.

When ECO mode is ENGAGED, the high idle speed is reduced from 2400 rpm to 2100 rpm. The high idle speed reduction only takes place
when the machine is in first gear forward/reverse or second gear forward/reverse.

Centershift Lock Control (24) (If Equipped)

Centershift
Lock
Control -
Move
switch (24)
to the
bottom
position to
engage the
centershift
lock. To
disengage
the
centershift
lock, push
the locking

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tab and
move
switch (24)
to the top
position.

Personal injury could result from the sudden movement of the blade
when the centershift lockpin is released.

Before releasing the centershift lockpin be sure that all personnel are
clear of the blade area, the circle and blade are centered under the
machine and the blade has been lowered to the ground.

1. Use centershift control lever (24) to shift the drawbar. Move the drawbar toward the area that will be graded. Place both lift levers in
FLOAT position to ground the moldboard.

2. Move switch (24) to the DISENGAGED position. When switch (24) is in the DISENGAGED position, an indicator light will
illuminate on the front dash.

3. If you want to move the link bar to the first hole to either side of center or the second hole to either side of center, proceed to Step 3a.
If you want to move the link bar to the third hole to either side of center or to the farthest hole to either side of center, proceed to Step
3c.

a. Make sure that the blade lift levers are still in the FLOAT position. Move centershift control lever (13) in the opposite direction
that moved the lever to position the drawbar in Step 1. The centershift cylinder moves. This allows the linkage to roll freely.
Also, the link bar will move sideways.

b. Continue with Step 4.

c. Move the blade lift levers out of FLOAT position.

d. Simultaneously, move centershift control lever (13) forward and move right blade lift lever (17) forward. At the same time,
pull back on the left blade lift lever (3).

4. Line up the centershift lock pin with the desired hole in the link bar. Use the indicator that is on the right lift arm to check the
alignment.

5. Move switch (24) to the ENGAGED position. The indicator light for the centershift lock will turn off when the centershift lock pin is
engaged.

Note: If the indicator light for the centershift lock does not turn off, slightly move the link bar for the centershift to align the hole
with the centershift lock pin.

6. Sideshift the link bar toward the area that will be cut. Use the blade lift cylinders to adjust the angle of the slope that will be cut.

Park Brake Switch (25)

Press the switch up to engage the parking brake. Press the switch down to disengage the parking brake.

Auto Park Engage:

When all the conditions are met for 5 seconds:

Park brake switch status is OK and park brake switch is in OFF position

Direction switch is in NEUTRAL

Service brake switch is in the OFF position

Machine is not moving or engine is not running.

Auto Park Disengage:

When all the conditions are met for 1 seconds:

Auto Park is ON

Direction switch is notin NEUTRAL

Machine is moving or engine speed is greater than 850 rpm

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Note: If the park brake switch is ever applied for any high speed or emergency stops, the liners/pads should be inspected immediately.
After inspecting the liners/pads, the park brake needs to be tested and verified for proper functionality. Refer to Operation and Maintenance
Manual, M0090241, "140 GC and 140 GC AWD Motor Grader", "Braking System - Test".

Engine Start Switch (26)

When you turn switch to the ON position, electrical power is supplied to the systems.

Engine Stop
(Shutdown)
- Turn the
key to this
position in
order to
disable the
delayed
engine
shutdown
(DES). The
engine will
be shut
down
immediately.

Note: Shutting down the engine using this method is considered a hard shutdown which disables the DES.

Note: A warning message and/or Audible alarm will be initiated. A fault code will be logged for improper engine shutdown if exhaust
temperature is above limit.

Note: Overriding delayed engine shutdown may reduce engine and machine system component life.

OFF - When you insert the engine start switch key and
when you remove the engine start switch key, the engine
start switch must be in the OFF position. Also, turn the
engine start switch to the OFF position in order to stop the
engine.

ON - To activate the electrical circuits in the cab,

insert the engine start switch key and turn the
engine start switch clockwise to the ON position.

START -
To start
the
engine,
insert the
engine
start
switch
key and
turn the
engine
start
switch
clockwise
to the
START
position.
When the
engine
start
switch
key is
released,
the
engine

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start
switch
will
return to
the ON
position.

Note: If the engine fails to start, return the engine start switch to the OFF position. This must be done before you attempt to start the engine
again.

Heating and Air Conditioning Controls (27) (If Equipped)

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Temperature Variable Control (27A)

Temperature
Variable
Control
(27A) - Turn
the knob
anywhere
between OFF
position (left)
and
MAXIMUM
position
(right). This
will control
the amount of
heating and
the amount of
cooling.

Fan Speed Switch (27B)

Fan
Speed
Switch
(27B) -
The fan
speed
switch
controls
the
three-
speed
blower
fan
motor.

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OFF - Move the switch to this position to stop the blower

fan.

Heater - Move the switch to the right to operate the

heating system.

Air
Conditioner
- Move the
switch to the
left to
operate the
air
conditioning
system.

LOW
- Move
the
switch
to this
symbol
for the
lowest
fan
speed.

MEDIUM
- Move the
switch to
this
symbol for
a medium
fan speed.

HIGH
- Move
the
switch
to this
symbol
for the
highest
fan
speed.

Heating and Air Conditioning System Operation

The heating and air conditioning system can perform four functions:

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Heating - Turn switch (27B) to LOW, MEDIUM or HIGH

speed. Adjust control (27A) for the desired temperature.

Air
Conditioning
- Activate the
air
conditioning
system. Turn
switch (27B)
to LOW,
MEDIUM or
HIGH speed.
Adjust
control (27A)
for the
desired
temperature.

Defogging - Activate the air conditioning system. Turn switch

(27B) for the air conditioner to LOW, MEDIUM, or HIGH
speed. Use the fan speed that is needed to remove moisture
from the air in the cab. This prevents moisture from forming on
the windshield and the windows. Adjust control (27A) until the
moisture level is lowered. Adjust control (27A) until the
temperature of the cab is comfortable.

Blade Cushion Control (28) (If Equipped)

The blade cushion control (if equipped) is located to the right of the operator on the transmission control console. The number of switches
on your machine may vary. The blade cushion control (switch) will always occupy the position to the left of center.

Blade
Cushion
Control
- Move
the
switch
to the
top
position
to turn
on the
blade
cushion.
Move
the
switch
to the
bottom
position
to turn
off the
blade
cushion.

All Wheel Drive (AWD) Mode Switch (If Equipped) (29)

All
Wheel
Drive

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Before enabling the AWD mode switch, the machine must meet the following conditions:

Machine stopped at zero ground speed

Engine running

Park brake disengaged

Transmission in neutral

The AWD mode will disable/neutralize when any one of the following conditions is met:

AWD switch is not in the MANUAL position

Direction switch is in the NEUTRAL position

The machine is in sixth gear forward

Park Brake is ON

Machine is not moving and engine is not running

UCMD (motor rotation direction is opposite with shifter)

Snow Wing Light (30) (If Equipped)

Snow
Wing
Light (30)
(If
Equipped)
- Push in
the top of
switch
(30) to
turn on the
snow wing
lights.
Push in the
bottom of
switch
(30) to
turn off the
snow wing
lights.

Defroster Fan Control (31, 32) (If Equipped)

The defroster fan controls are three-position switches.

Front
Defroster
Fan (31)
- Move
switch
(31) to
the center

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position
to operate
the
defroster
at low fan
speed.
Push in
the top of
switch
(31) to
operate
the
defroster
at high
fan
speed.
The
bottom
position
of switch
(31) is
the OFF
position.

Rear
Defroster
Fan (32)
- Move
switch
(32) to
the center
position
to operate
the
defroster
at low fan
speed.
Push in
the top of
switch
(32) to
operate
the
defroster
at high
fan
speed.
The
bottom
position
of switch
(32) is
the OFF
position.

Window Wiper/Washer Switch (33, 34, 35) (If Equipped)

Rear Window
Wiper and
Window
Washer (33) -
Turn knob (33)
clockwise to turn
on the window
wiper. Turn knob
(33)
counterclockwise
to turn off the
window wiper.
Depress knob

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(33) to activate
the window
washer. Spring
force will return
the knob when
the knob is
released.

Lower Front
Window Wiper
and Window
Washer (34) -
Turn knob (34)
clockwise to
activate the
window wiper.
Turn knob (34)
counterclockwise
to turn off the
window wiper.
Depress knob
(34) to activate
the window
washer. Spring
force will return
the knob when
the knob is
released.

Front Window
Wiper and
Window
Washer (35) -
Turn knob (35)
clockwise to turn
on the window
wiper. Turn knob
(35)
counterclockwise
to turn off the
window wiper.
Depress knob
(35) to activate
the window
washer. Spring
force will return
the knob when
the knob is
released.

Bluetooth Microphone (If Equipped) (36)

If the machine is equipped with a radio that has Bluetooth available, it is possible to sync another Bluetooth device with the radio.

Roof Lights (37) (If Equipped)

Push the top of switch (37) to turn on the roof lights. Push the bottom of switch (37) to turn off the roof lights.

Directional Turn Signal (38) (If Equipped)

Directional
Signal
Lights

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LEFT - Pull down on control (38) to activate the left turn signal. When control (38) is pushed down, an indicator light will illuminate on
the front dash. The left turn signal will remain on until control (38) is manually returned to the OFF position.

OFF - Move control (38) to the MIDDLE position to deactivate the turn signal. The directional signal lights will remain off.

RIGHT - Push up on control (38) to activate the right turn signal. When control (38) is pushed up, an indicator light will illuminate on the
front dash. The right turn signal will remain on until control (38) is manually returned to the OFF position.

Headlight Dimmer Switch (39) (If Equipped)

Headlight
Dimmer
Switch
(39) -
Push
switch
(39)
downward
to change
the
headlight
beams to
the high
beam.
Push
switch
(39)
upward to
change
the
headlight
beams to
the low
beam.

Steering Wheel Tilt Control (40)

Push down on tilt control (40) to adjust the angle of the steering wheel. Move the steering wheel to the desired position. Release tilt control
(40). The steering wheel will remain in the desired position.

Steering Column Tilt Control (41)

Push down on steering column tilt control (lever) (41) to adjust the angle of the steering column. Pull the steering column toward you or
push the steering column away from you. The steering column will remain in the desired position when you release lever (41).

Radio (42)
This is the location for the radio.

Interior Dome Light (43)

Interior Dome Light (43) - Push in the rear half of switch (43) to turn on the interior dome light. Push in the front half of switch (43) to
turn off the interior dome light.

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Service Port (45) and Power Port 12V (46)

The 12V power receptacles and the Electronic Technician (ET) service port are located in the back right-hand corner of the cab behind the
operator seat.

Electronic Technician Service Port (45)

Electronic
Technician
(ET) - This
service port
allows
service
personnel
to connect
a laptop
computer
to the
machine
electronics
using Cat
Electronic
Technician.
This
connection
will allow
service
personnel
to
interrogate
the
machine
systems
and engine
systems.

Power Receptacle (46)

Power Receptacle - The 12V power receptacles can be used for powering automotive electrical equipment or accessories.

Note: Do not use the power receptacles as a lighter for a cigarette.

Cat╟ Grade Control Cross Slope Favorites (If Equipped)

Cross slope favorites allows quick access to stored cross slope targets. To store a favorite, first reach your desired target number, then press
and hold the cross slope favorites button for two seconds. "Target" will be highlighted on your display to show that the favorite has been
stored successfully. Nine favorites may be stored at any give time. If, after you have saved nine favorites you desire to save another
favorite, you can override one of your saved favorites to do so. Scroll through to a saved cross slope favorites, simply press and hold the
cross slope favorites button for two seconds to override the previously stored favorite.

Manual Implement Lockout Bar (46) (If Equipped)

If equipped, there is a total of 2 manual implement lockout bars in the cab.

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Illustration 9 g06410786
UNLOCKED position
(46A) Lockout bar
(46B) Block collars
(46C) Knobs

To put the manual implement lockout bar in the LOCKED position, use the following steps:

1. Pull lockout bar (46A) to the levers.

Illustration 10 g06411037
LOCKED position
(46D) Round collars

2. Loosen block collars (46B) by rotating knobs (46C). Move the block collars down so that the notch in the block collars slides over
lockout bar (46A).

Note: Make sure the lockout bar is in between 2 round collars or a block collar and a round collar.

3. Once the bar is inside the notches, rotate knobs (46C) so that they tighten the block collars to the levers. Move the round collars up
against the lockout bar and tighten their set screw.

Note: All of the collars can be tightened or only the ones that need to disable an implement function.

To put the manual implement lockout bar in the UNLOCKED position, do the above steps in reverse order.

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