True or False: If the "Stop Engine" light comes on, you should consider this just a recommendation and continue pumping until the incident is resolved.

When the "Stop Engine" light comes on, it indicates a critical issue that requires immediate attention. Continuing to pump with the light illuminated could lead to severe damage to the pump or even put the operator and others at risk. Therefore, it is essential to treat the signal as a directive rather than a mere recommendation.

Acknowledging the importance of safety, stopping the engine allows for an assessment of the situation to determine the cause of the warning. Ignoring this alert could worsen the problem, create unsafe conditions, or lead to a catastrophic failure of the equipment. Proper protocol dictates that as soon as this light activates, the engine should be stopped, and further actions should be taken based on the assessment of the situation.