Groundsmaster® 5900 Rotary Mower

Press the corresponding button to view screen 1 or screen 2, to stop the audible alarm, to view the fault screen, or to exit (Figure 2).

Figure 2

1. Screen 1—top, left screen
2. Button 1
3. Screen 2—top, right screen
4. Button 2
5. Button 3
6. Audible alarm
7. Button 4
8. Fault screen
9. Button 5
10. Exit

Press buttons 1 to 4 to access the pop-up menu bar on the bottom of the screen (Figure 2).

After the startup screen appears, you can select what you would like displayed in both the top, left corner and top, right corner of the display screen by pressing button 1 or button 2 on the InfoCenter control (Figure 2).

Note: When you shut off the machine, the top 2 screens remain at the previous setting before the machine was shut off.

You can toggle between the following screens by pressing button 1 and button 2:

• Tachometer—top, left screen (Figure 3)

• Fuel-level indicator—top, right screen (Figure 3)

  

  Figure 3

  1. Tachometer
  2. Fuel-level indicator

• 12 V battery-voltage indicator—top, left screen (Figure 4)

• 24 V battery-voltage indicator—top, left screen (Figure 4)

  

  Figure 4

  1. 12 V battery-voltage indicator
  2. 24 V battery-voltage indicator

• Hydraulic-fluid-temperature and fan indicator—top, right screen (Figure 5)

  Note: In the following example, the hydraulic-fluid-cooling fans are running at 25% speed in the forward direction.

• Engine-coolant-temperature and fan indicator—top, left screen (Figure 5)

  Note: In example Figure 5, the engine-coolant fans are running at 50% speed in the reverse direction.

  This display (Figure 1) indicates fan speed and direction. The fan speed is controlled by the hydraulic-fluid temperature or the engine-coolant temperature, and automatically reverses as needed. A reverse cycle automatically initiates to help blow debris off the respective hood screen, when either the temperature of the engine coolant or the hydraulic fluid reaches a certain point. Additionally, the radiator fans perform a reverse cycle every 21 minutes regardless of the coolant temperature.

  Fan direction is also indicated on the engine-coolant-temperature screen and the hydraulic-fluid-temperature screen. If the bar is to the right of the midpoint hash mark, the fans are running in the forward direction. If the bar is to the left of the midpoint hash mark, the fans are running in the reverse direction (Figure 5).

  

  Figure 5

  1. Engine-coolant temperature indicator
  2. Hydraulic-fluid temperature indicator
  3. Engine-coolant fans running at 50% speed in the reverse direction
  4. Hydraulic-fluid cooling fans running at 25% speed in the forward direction

If a fault appears on the screen, press any key to view the active fault advisory (Figure 2).

Note: Contact your supervisor or mechanic to relay the fault advisory and determine the course of action.

Press the arrow keys to navigate the fault screen.

Press any key to reveal the information keys on the screen.

If the diesel-particulate-filter (DPF) maintenance indicator (Figure 1) appears on the screen, immediately contact your Toro distributor for service.

This display indicates the level of fuel in the tank (Figure 3).

This display indicates (Figure 1) when the PTO is engaged.

This display indicates that the parking brake is engaged (Figure 1).

This display (Figure 1) indicates when the cruise control is set.

This display indicates the selected transmission speed range (Figure 1).

This display indicates when the engine is preheating (Figure 1).

This display shows the total hours that the engine has been operated (Figure 1).

This display shows the engine-operating speed in rpm (Figure 3).

This display indicates the hydraulic-fluid temperature and the status of the cooling fan (Figure 5).

This display indicates the engine-coolant temperature and the status of the cooling fan (Figure 5).

This display shows both the 12 V and 24 V battery voltage (Figure 4).

This display indicates the time until the next regular service interval.

Note: After you service the machine, reset the indicator.

1. Press and hold the far, right button on the InfoCenter.

   Note: The Main Menu screen appears.

2. Select Service using the 2 buttons on the left; press the button below the right arrow to continue.

3. Select Hours and press the button below the right arrow.

4. Press the button below Reset Hours.

5. Select the Hours for the appropriate next service time and press the button below the right arrow.

   Note: A check mark appears once the indicator has been reset.

6. When you are finished, press the button below the exit icon (picture of an open door) to return to the main screen, or press cancel to exit.

The alarm sounds during the following scenarios:

Lowering the deck

• The engine is not running

• Any deck is being lowered

Deck is out of float

• The PTO is requested and qualified

• Any deck is below the limit, but not floating

Machine sends a request to the InfoCenter

• The engine sends a red, stop lamp message

  Note: If the alarm stops or if the operator acknowledges the alarm by pressing any button on the InfoCenter, then the alarm should stop.

• Regeneration requested by the engine

• Any engine fault

• Any advisory; refer to InfoCenter Advisories

• The engine sends an amber warning message

• The fuel level is below 2.2%

Press and hold the fifth button (far right) on the InfoCenter to access the main menu.

From the main menu screen, you can access the Service screen, Diagnostics screen, Settings screen, or the About screen (Figure 6).

Figure 6

If you have an issue that requires use of the Service screen (i.e., calibrating the traction pedal), contact your Toro distributor for assistance.