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ARR 1575
WORKSHOP MANUAL
18�1�5�3 Operation
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Has the manual control already been connected to the machine? -> Connect the cable to the manual control.
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Is the distance between the manual control and the machine OK? (2.5–4 m when using a cable or 2.5–20 m when using remote
control)
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Is the N3 manual control battery discharged? -> Temporarily work with cable control.
Keep in mind that open anti-vandal protection may shield the infrared signal� This also applies to cable operation�
Troubleshooting, the control does not work
Defect description
Probable cause
Check
The control does not work at all, the
engine cannot be started even with
the ignition.
Fuses F11, F12
Are F11 and F12 OK?
N1 control unit
Check the engine according to the above procedure.
Pay special attention to the signal of the D+ alternator
and the S21 engine oil pressure switch.
If the K1 relay does not switch, the problem is probably
in the N1 control unit.
Is the battery voltage OK? Battery terminals? Battery
cable on the terminals?
The machine can only be started via
ignition, otherwise nothing works
N3 infrared light emitter
Check the engine according to the above procedure.
If no LEDs are flashing on the N3 manual control during
cable operation, it probably must be replaced.
Check the cabling.
Infrared sensors P1, P2
The machine only works when used
with a cable.
N3 infrared light emitter
Check the engine according to the above procedure.
If the red LED is always on the N3 manual control with-
out a cable when any function is performed or if no
LED is on without a cable, the battery may be defective.
The diesel engine suddenly turns off
during operation.
N1 control unit
Watch also the display unit. The inclination sensor may
not be activated correctly.
S22 water temperature switch
At normal operating temperature, the switch must be
open.
S21 engine oil pressure switch
When the engine is running, the switch must be open.
G1 alternator
When the engine is running, the connection must be
D+=12 V.
The machine is not moving (noth-
ing is happening)
N3 manual control
Is the green LED flashing when you press the switch?
N1 control unit
Is the H6 warning indicator lamp illuminated on the
display unit?
Y3 travel pump
Are the connectors connected? Are the magnetic coil
and valves OK? Is the supply pressure OK? Is the servo
block OK?
Y9 brake valve
Is the connector connected?
The machine is not moving (moves
against the brake)
Y9 brake valve
Is the connector connected?
Activate the magnetic valve. Does the brake release? Is
the supply pressure OK?
N1 control unit
Does Y9 activate?
The machine moves only forward
S24 contactless switch
If the machine is equipped with a safety bar, check that
the magnet is positioned correctly on the bar. If the
safety bar is not activated, the switch must be closed.
Otherwise, check the jumping in the S24 place.
Travel pump Y3, Y4
Are the connectors connected?
Summary of Contents for ARR 1575
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Page 21: ...19 ARR 1575 WORKSHOP MANUAL 3 MACHINE DESCRIPTION...
Page 27: ...25 ARR 1575 WORKSHOP MANUAL 4 Specification of operating fluids...
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Page 55: ...53 ARR 1575 557D206 557D207 WORKSHOP MANUAL Lift the bonnet using a crane and put it aside...
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Page 143: ...141 ARR 1575 557D322 557D323 WORKSHOP MANUAL Mount the special spanner for grooved nuts tool...
Page 147: ...145 ARR 1575 557D282 557D283 WORKSHOP MANUAL Remove the rubber metal elements...
Page 187: ...185 ARR 1575 WORKSHOP MANUAL 8 Rear drum...
Page 188: ...186 ARR 1575 8 Rear drum 8 2 Hydraulic parts Hydraulic parts Chapter 7 2...
Page 193: ...191 ARR 1575 557D034 557D035 557D036 WORKSHOP MANUAL Remove the M7 screws using the jig...
Page 199: ...197 ARR 1575 WORKSHOP MANUAL 9 Front axle not included in the machine equipment...
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Page 203: ...201 ARR 1575 WORKSHOP MANUAL 11 Travel...
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Page 238: ...236 ARR 1575 557D235 11 Travel Remove the two screws Remove the speed magnet...
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Page 275: ...273 ARR 1575 557D642 WORKSHOP MANUAL New safety bar completely installed...
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Page 281: ...279 ARR 1575 WORKSHOP MANUAL 17 General procedures...
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