Operation Instructions
350
The starter motor
does not operate.
1.
The wire is broken or contacts poorly.
2.
The battery is power off or its voltage is too
low.
3.
The carbon brush comes contact with the
commutator, or the commutator is
contaminated.
4.
The wire in the starter motor is broken,
shorted or bonded.
1.
Weld it or replace it with a new one.
2.
Charge the battery.
3.
Adjust the carbon brush spring pressure, and
clean the commutator.
4.
Check and eliminate short-circuit and
breakage problems.
The starter motor
gets weak, or the
engine cannot be
started.
1.
The bearing is worn seriously, and the
armature rubs against the housing.
2.
Contact of the carbon brush with the
commutator is poor.
3.
The commutator surface is burned out or oil-
stained.
4.
The conductor contacts poorly.
5.
The main contact of the electromagnetic
switch is burned out, or it contacts poorly.
6.
The battery is not charged sufficiently or its
voltage is too low.
1.
Replace the bearing with a new one.
2.
Adjustment
3.
Remove the oil stains, and use a No. 0 non-
metal sand paper for polishing.
4.
Tighten the nut firmly.
5.
Remove the oil stains, and use a No. 0 non-
metal sand paper for polishing.
6.
Charge the battery.
The
generator
cannot produce
power.
The armature is open.
Check and eliminate the open-circuit fault.
The generator is
charged
insufficiently or
the current is
unstable.
1.
The V-belt of the fan slips, and the diesel
engine speed decreases.
2.
The line connection gets loosened.
3.
The armature is failed.
4.
The regulator is failed.
1.
Adjust tensioning degree of the V-belt.
2.
Tighten the screw firmly.
3.
Check and eliminate the open-circuit fault.
4.
Check and eliminate the open-circuit fault.
Summary of Contents for FL35-70HP Series
Page 21: ...Product Mark 20 1 Security Considerations ...
Page 57: ...Product Mark 56 Fig 1 35 Fig 1 36 ...
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Page 75: ...Product Description 74 3 Product Description ...
Page 77: ...Product Description 76 Fig 3 2 3 1 2 Appearance of tractor equipped with cab ...
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Page 124: ...Electrical system 123 4 Operation Instructions ...
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Page 162: ...Electrical system 161 Fig 4 32 Three point linkage Model 2 ...
Page 189: ...Electrical system 188 5 Wheels ...
Page 208: ...Electrical system 207 6 Electrical System ...
Page 230: ...Electrical system 229 requirements 6 6 Electrical Schematic Diagram ...
Page 235: ...234 7 On board Spare Parts Tools and Quick wear Parts ...
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Page 242: ...241 8 Maintenance Specification ...
Page 288: ...287 Fig 8 35 ...
Page 338: ...Operation Instructions 337 9 Troubleshooting ...
Page 353: ...352 10 Tractor Storage and Unpack ...
Page 358: ...Tractor Storage and Unpack 357 11 Delivery Acceptance and Transportation ...
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Page 362: ...361 12 Disassembly and Disposal ...
Page 365: ...Warranty Contents 364 13 Warranty Contents ...
Page 411: ...Appendix 410 15 Appendix ...