The Kubota SVL75-2 compact track loader is equipped with various warning lights and indicators to ensure safe and efficient operation. Understanding these lights is crucial for operators to maintain the machine's performance and prevent potential issues.

Dashboard Indicators

The SVL75-2's dashboard features several important indicators:

  • Speed Indicator Lamp: Shows the current travel speed setting
  • Parking Brake Lamp: Illuminates when the parking brake is engaged
  • Hydraulic Lock Lamp: Indicates when the hydraulic system is locked
  • AUX Operation Lamp: Lights up during auxiliary hydraulic operation
  • Floating Lamp: Shows when the loader arms are in float mode
  • Glow Lamp: Indicates engine preheating before starting

Warning Lights

Critical warning lights on the SVL75-2 include:

  • Engine Oil Pressure Warning Lamp: Signals low oil pressure
  • Battery Charge Lamp: Indicates charging system issues
  • Coolant Temperature Warning Lamp: Warns of engine overheating
  • Hydraulic Oil Temperature Warning Lamp: Alerts to high hydraulic fluid temperature
  • Master Warning Light: Indicates multiple system warnings

DPF Regeneration Indicators

The SVL75-2 uses a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) system, which has specific indicators:

  • DPF Regeneration Indicator: Shows when regeneration is in progress or needed
  • Engine Rev Up Indicator: Signals the need to increase engine RPM for regeneration

Regeneration Process

When the DPF regeneration indicator lights up:

1. Continue normal operation

2. If the engine rev up indicator flashes, increase engine RPM

3. Allow the machine to complete the regeneration process

Important: Avoid using the inhibit switch unless absolutely necessary, as it delays the crucial regeneration process.

Fuel and Temperature Gauges

The SVL75-2 also features:

  • Fuel Gauge: Displays current fuel level
  • Coolant Temperature Gauge: Shows engine coolant temperature

Proper Response to Warning Lights

When warning lights illuminate:

1. Stop operation immediately if red warning lights appear

2. Check the specific system indicated by the warning light

3. Consult the operator's manual for troubleshooting steps

4. Contact a Kubota dealer if the issue persists

Regularly inspect and maintain your SVL75-2 to prevent warning light issues and ensure optimal performance.

FAQs About Kubota SVL75-2 Warning Lights

    • What should I do if multiple warning lights come on?
      Stop the machine immediately, turn off the engine, and consult your operator's manual. If the issue persists, contact a Kubota dealer.
    • How often should the DPF regeneration occur?
      Regeneration frequency varies based on operating conditions. Allow the process to complete when indicated to maintain optimal performance.
    • Can I continue working when the hydraulic oil temperature warning light is on?
      No, stop operation immediately to prevent damage to the hydraulic system. Allow the oil to cool before resuming work.