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Anderson Group Round Bale Wrapper IFX720 – Operator's Guide 38
8 Troubleshooting
The following table describes the most common problems you may encounter with your wrapper. It also provides
solutions for resolving them. If you do not find your problem in this table or you are not able to solve it yourself, please
contact your local distributor's customer service or our service department (see section at the beginning of this manual
for our contact information).
NOTE: For engine problems, you can also consult the user manual for the Honda engine.
Table 9 — Troubleshooting the Engine
Problem Possible cause Solution
The engine
is not
starting. The fuel shutoff valve is closed. Open the fuel shutoff valve.
The fuel tank is empty. Fill the tank.
The low engine oil sensor on the Honda
engine is activated. Add oil to the engine.
The spark plug is dirty or defective. Clean or replace the spark plug.
The engine is flooded because the fuel
shutoff valve was not closed during
transport. 1. Remove the spark plug, dry it out, and dry out
the cylinder by activating the starter crank. Put
the spark plug back in.
2. Change the oil.
There is too much oil in the oil pan. Adjust the oil level.
Table 10 — Troubleshooting the Pusher
Problem Possible cause Solution
The pusher is not moving
forward. The bale is not correctly
placed on the trigger.
The bale is not pushing the
trigger down enough.
1. Pick up the bale with the tractor and put
it back down again.
2. Widen the bale guides (see section 5.1).
The hydraulic oil level or
pressure is too low. Check the hydraulic oil level (Figure 5) and
check for leaks and damage. Repair if necessary.
Add AW 32 hydraulic oil to the tank.
The trigger has not been
adjusted properly. Adjust the trigger (see section Adjusting the
height of the trigger on page 33).
The X-Tractor system is not
fully retracted. Make sure that the X-Tractor system is all the way
back.
The valve for deactivating
the pusher is open. Close the valve.
The bale guides are too
close together. Adjust the bale guides so that provide just
enough lateral support. See section Bale size
(bale guides) on page 25.
The bale is not dense
enough. Avoid wrapping bales that are too soft.