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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

20.7 Additional installation of electrical and electronic equipment

Safety recommendations for subsequent ﬁtting of electrical and electronic equipment and/or
components.

Text-module

The tractor is equipped with electronic components whose functions can be inﬂuenced by electroma-
gnetic signals from other units. This may constitute a danger - follow the safety instructions below, to
avoid injuries.
When installing additional electrical and electronic equipment and/or components in the machine, and
connecting them to the on-board electrical system, it is the user's responsibility to check for possible
interference with the tractor electronic system. This is particularly important for:

Connection of consumers.

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Never connect any equipment to sensing components (sensors) since this may interfere with con-

trol functions (EPC, comfort control, etc.).

Power used by consumers.

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Voltage dips or spikes may lead to spurious error messages.

Short-wave transmitters.

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Transmissions without a special antenna can cause malfunctions (EPC, comfort control, etc.).

Make sure that all subsequently installed electrical and electronic components comply with the rele-
vant version of EMC guideline 89/336/EEC, and that they carry the CE symbol.

Text-module

Subsequent installation of mobile communication systems

For the subsequent installation of mobile communication systems (e.g. radio, telephone) the following
requirements have to be met:

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Only equipment complying with national regulations may be installed.

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The equipment must be securely installed.

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Portable or mobile equipment used within the vehicle is permissible only when connected to an ex-

ternally installed aerial.

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The transmitter must be ﬁtted well clear of the vehicle electronics.

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Make sure the aerial is ﬁtted properly with a good ground contact between aerial and vehicle body.

Text-module

For cabling, installation and a maximum permissible power consumption, observe instructions of
equipment manufacturer.

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Summary of Contents for 916 Vario

Page 1: ...OPERATING MANUAL FENDT 916 Vario 920 Vario 924 Vario 926 Vario 930 Vario 930 000 000 014 Englisch ...

Page 2: ...up with diesel use pre ﬁlter if necessary Check that brakes are working effectively Information to be given on vehicle delivery Draw attention to safety instructions within the Operating Manual and on the vehicle itself Information on keeping to countryu speciﬁc regulations regarding vehicle speed and trailer braking systems Explain the following features in detail see index and show how they are ...

Page 3: ...ENDT 924 Vario From chassis number 924 7001 FENDT 926 Vario From chassis number 926 7001 FENDT 930 Vario From chassis number 930 2001 ETManufacturer ETAuthor AGCO GmbH Maschinen und Schlepperfabrik D 87616 Marktoberdorf Bavaria Germany Telephone 49 8342 77 0 Facsimile 49 8342 77 222 PSD Ko SG 10 04 2941 F en ...

Page 4: ...inherent dangers All relevant accident prevention regulations and all generally accepted health safety standards and road trafﬁc regulations must be observed The manufacturer does not accept liability for da mage resulting from unauthorised modiﬁcations Text module Marking of places that affect your safety Make sure that any other users have read all the safety instructions as well The various lev...

Page 5: ...he tractor 40 7 6 Changing direction of travel 42 7 7 Programmed changes of travel direction 43 7 8 Cruise control 44 7 9 Load limit control 46 7 10 Storing engine speeds 47 7 11 Towing instructions 48 8 Fuel consumption measurement 48 8 1 Activating fuel consumption measurement 48 9 Tractor Management System TMS 49 9 1 Engine management system 50 9 2 Accelerator mode 50 9 3 Setting engine speed r...

Page 6: ...ng the settings 117 28 1 Setting that can be saved 117 28 2 Saving names and settings 118 28 3 Calling up settings 119 29 Implement control 120 29 1 Assigning control terminal 120 29 2 Loading the implement software for implement control 122 29 3 Setting up the control terminal for implement control 123 29 4 Operating the implement with the joystick 124 29 5 Implement diagnosis function 125 30 Var...

Page 7: ...tems 160 20 1 Battery 160 20 2 Alternator 160 20 3 Electrowelding 160 20 4 Adjusting the headlights 160 20 5 Adjusting the auxiliary headlampss 161 20 6 Auxiliary lights Xenon headlights 161 20 7 Additional installation of electrical and electronic equipment 162 21 Fuses 163 21 1 Fuse holder X050 164 21 2 Fuse holder X051 165 21 3 Fuse holder F060 F067 166 21 4 Fuse holder A013 167 22 Wiring diagr...

Page 8: ...8 NUMERICAL INDEX ...

Page 9: ...ic and corrosive 1 Passenger should be carried only if the tractor is ﬁtted with an appropriate passenger seat 2 Do not carry passengers in any other other circumstances Driving the tractor Text module ETNum list Front loader operation Text module 1 Driving speed must always be adapted to the current situation Avoid sudden cornering when driving uphill or downhill or across gradients Disengage the...

Page 10: ... cause accidents through reversed functions e g lifting instead of lowering Before ﬁtting the multiple coupler remove the load from hydraulic hoses and unplug rear hydraulic connections lower the power lift and operate only via EPC Hydraulic ﬂuid interﬂow can create danger from unintentional equipment motion Leaving the tractor Text module ETNum list Mounted and trailing equipment Text module ETNu...

Page 11: ...hen retighten all wheel nuts and bolts check them regularly For correct torque values refer to TECHNICAL DATA 11 Before working on the electrical system always remove the ground strap from the battery Observe the following when carrying out electric welding When carrying out electric welding on tractor or mounted implements make sure that both battery terminals are disconnected Attach the ground t...

Page 12: ...the right Operation_Pic_number 1 On the right rear mudguard Fig 1 Fig 2 Fig 3 Operation_Pic_number 1 On the left and right rear mudguards beside the lifting gear control Operation_Pic_number 1 At left front of hydraulic cylinder of front axle suspension Operation_Pic_number 1 On pressure reservoir of front axle suspension Fig 4 Fig 5 Fig 6 ...

Page 13: ...peration_Pic_number 1 Inside the cab on the cover of the emergency operation controls Operation_Pic_number 1 On the front loader forks left and right Operation_Pic_number 1 Inside the cab on the left on the transverse beam of the front windscreen Fig 7 Fig 8 Fig 9 Fig 10 ...

Page 14: ...le A Automatic weight and height adjust ment B Swivel mechanism C Longitudinal adjustment D Backrest adjustment E Lumbar support curvature pneumatic operation F Seat bolster depth adjustment G Seat bolster tilt adjustment H Horizontal springing on off I Vertical springing adjustable from soft to hard in four levels J Backrest extension K Behind the moulding Seat belt ﬁxing point L Seat heating Fig...

Page 15: ...odule A Hand brake B Clutch pedal C Steering wheel adjustment and quick reverse D Heater and fan controls see also OPERATION Section 3 E Combination switch F Heater starter switch G Multi function armrest H Accelerator pedal I Brake pedals K Emergency operation controls under the cover L Hand throttle Fig 2 ...

Page 16: ...as her D Horn E Windshield washer system wipers run automatically F Windshield wipers with intermittent and continuous operation Fig 3 Fig 4 2 4 Steering wheel adjustment Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Pull up lever and adjust steering wheel to the desired position see also OPERATION Sec tion 16 2 5 Quick reverse Operation_Pic_number 1 Press button A The tractor slows to a standstill then acce...

Page 17: ...t module Left turn signal indicator green Preheater indicator lamp red Alternator 2 not charging red High beam blue 1st trailer light indicator green 2nd trailer light indicator green Hazard light red Forward direction of travel green Reverse direction of travel green 4 WD engaged green Differential lock engaged red Text module Automatic dimmer for forward reverse indicator lamps 4 WD diffe rentia...

Page 18: ...e On tractors with the optional radar sensor use these keys to change to NOTE For a precise reading adjust the speed indi cator under operating conditions see also OPERATION Section 26 2 Text module D Driving mode indicator the selected driving mode is indicated by a spot D E Rpm indicator can be changed with the buttons to Text module theoretical speed measurement calculated from transmission spe...

Page 19: ...B are indicated This is interrupted for warnings fault messages and on board computer functions Fig 10 2 10 Operating controls right Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module A Hand throttle B Behind the moulding M10 threaded ho les for ﬁxing additional equipment e g radio or telephone see also CARE AND MAINTENANCE Section 20 7 C Fuses D Document box E Control terminal Fig 11 ...

Page 20: ...TION Section 17 3 H Lifting lowering of hydraulic valve red or yellow see also OPERATION Section 17 3 I Rear power lift PTO automatic mode see also OPERATION Section 14 2 J Front power lift PTO automatic mode see also OPERATION Section 14 2 K 3rd hydraulic circuit on front loader L Crossgate lever lifting lowering and ﬂoating position of hydraulic valves yellow blue or red green see also OPERATION...

Page 21: ...lift H Quick lift rear power lift O Comfort front power lift depth control P Quick Lift comfort front power lift Fig 13 Text module Front PTO and front power lift operation see also OPERATION Section 10 3 OPERATION Section 20 3 PTO ON OFF PTO automatic mode Floating position EPC automatic mode Text module Rear PTO and rear power lift controls see also OPERATION Section 10 1 OPERATION Section 18 PT...

Page 22: ... 2 Hydraulic valves see also OPERATION Section 17 3 Hydraulic valve control The operating functions of the crossgate lever and the controls on the joystick are interchanged Locking the hydraulic valves Speed preselection for rear PTO see also OPERATION Section 10 1 PTO neutral PTO 540 Economy PTO 750 PTO 1000 2 13 Vario terminal Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module NOTE At low temperatures a red ora...

Page 23: ...control D Programmed changes in direction of travel E Load limit control F Prioritised valve G Active on board computer H LBS ISO function optional I Front power lift ﬂoating position K Variotronic Ti function display L Tractor Management System M Hydraulic valve heating N Stored engine speed activated O Accelerator range P Accelerator pedal drive active R Measuring fuel consumption S Slip control...

Page 24: ...hird main menu Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Pressing keys F1 F5 gives access to the follo wing functions F1 Camera image optional F2 Camera image mirrored optional F3 Quick Jump F4 Terminal settings F5 Switch to ﬁrst main menu Text module Settings can be made with the 3 rotary controls P1 P2 P3 or a preset menu page Quick Jump can be selec ted Text module Press the ESC key Display returns to...

Page 25: ...or terminal settings appe ars Fig 18 Operation_Pic_number 1 Rotary control P1 for setting degree of dim ming Bar indicators right no dimming left max dimming Any setting between the two positions is possi ble Text module Pressing keys F1 F5 gives access to the follo wing functions F1 No function F2 Service function LBS ISO for the work shop F3 Service function for the workshop F4 No function F5 LB...

Page 26: ...ig 20 Fig 21 2 15 Quick Jump Text module This function allows a preset menu page to be selected directly from the ﬁrst menu level Turning the rotary control P1 P3 slightly se lects the preset menu page Press ESC key Display returns to ﬁrst main menu Selecting menu pages Operation_Pic_number 1 Press F3 key Following sub menu for terminal settings appe ars Operation_Pic_number 1 Choose the desired m...

Page 27: ...d limit control Quick reverse Engine speed min max Fuel consumption indicator On board computer overview On board computer 1 4 Load implement settings Only possible if Teach In and the automatic modes for the power lift and PTO are not active Save implement settings Only possible if Teach In and the automatic modes for the power lift and PTO are not active Implement control Only possible if implem...

Page 28: ...ture control switch see also OPERA TION Section 3 3 C Space for radio installation blanking pa nel Connectors behind the panel are ﬁt ted as standard Work lamps at the front and at mirror brackets 2 front and at mirror bracket 1 front 0 off 1 on rear view mirror bracket 2 front and at mirror bracket Working lights at the rear and on mudguard 2 at rear and on mudguard 1 rear 0 off 1 on mudguard 2 a...

Page 29: ...peration_Pic_number 1 A Connector within cabin B Connector for LBS ISO Terminal Pin 1 not used Pin 2 CAN Low input Pin 3 CAN Low output Pin 4 CAN High input Pin 5 CAN High output Pin 6 CAN EN Pin 7 Power supply for connected implement maximum load 5A Pin 8 CAN GND Pin 9 Ground connection for connected imple ment Fig 26 Fig 27 Operation_Pic_number 1 A Trailer socket Operation_Pic_number 1 A Electro...

Page 30: ...witching the end sy stem bridged with pin 4 in the connector Pin 6 CAN EN Pin 7 CAN GND Pin 8 CAN High Pin 9 CAN Low Fig 31 ABS socket A Operation_Pic_number 1 1 UB 30 2 UB 15 3 Earth electronics 4 Earth tractor body 5 Indicator lamp IMPORTANT When turning the ignition ON or OFF the in dicator lamp B in the instrument panel must light up brieﬂy for monitoring purposes Operation_Pic_number 1 Socket...

Page 31: ...t upper limit of tra vel 100 up lifting speed 30 l lowering speed 5 l Fig 35 3 Heating and ventila tion 3 1 Heater with 3 speed blower Operation_Pic_number 1 The heating depends on the water temperature Text module Switching on the heater control knob B The control knob is ued to switch the cab heating on off and for stepless adjustment to the desired temperature NOTE If operating the air conditio...

Page 32: ... with the engine running Switch on blower with selector A Switch on air conditioning with selector B Indicator lamp C shows that the system is working Text module The air ﬂow is controlled by and directed through nozzles in cab roof cladding MIN Minimum blower output cooling power MAX Maximum blower output cooling power 0 Blower air conditioning OFF Depending on the selector position the blower ou...

Page 33: ... Start up 5 1 Daily check Text module Tractor must be in proper working condition Operation_Pic_number 1 Check fuel level If necessary top up through ﬁller neck A Top up with fuel after the day s operation to avoid build up of condensation If it has run dry bleed the system Check engine oil level see also CARE AND MAINTENANCE Section 3 4 Check transmission oil level see also CARE AND MAINTENANCE S...

Page 34: ...ompressed air system Open the antifreeze pump see also OPERA TION Section 22 1 5 3 Tool box Operation_Pic_number 1 Removable tool box A Fig 41 Fig 42 6 Starting and stopping the engine 6 1 Memory function Start tractor The following image appears Tractor in neutral position stationary Operation_Pic_number 1 Key F4 Activate selected settings see OPE RATION Section 28 1 Key F5 Activate the base sett...

Page 35: ...ical operating Switch off all consumers if possible Operation_Pic_number 1 Turn ignition key to position I following sym bols are illuminated The LED neutral switch on the multi function joystick Turn ignition key to II and once the engine has started move it back to I Battery charge indicator lamps must go out NOTE If at very low temperatures the engine does not start within about 20 seconds abor...

Page 36: ...ctrically conductive parts of the vehicle danger of shorting To avoid sparks always attach the jump lead clamps in the correct order Fig 46 Jump starting a partially discharged battery with another battery Connect jump leads to the assisting battery in sequence 1 4 Start engine immediately Once the engine is running disconnect the cables in reverse order If the attempt is unsuccessful Connect jump...

Page 37: ...tion key Make sure the tractor is secured to prevent it rolling On slopes chock the wheels If the tractor is left on a public road switch on the hazard warning lights and place the hazard warning triangle Fig 47 7 Vario transmission 7 1 Joystick Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module A Setting forward transmission ratio B Setting reverse transmission ratio C Change of direction of travel forward re ve...

Page 38: ...when Neutral position is disengaged 1 LED N1 is not lit 2 Direction of travel indicator C are lit 3 ACTIVE symbol indicator E on the multiple display 4 Warning light F ﬂashes Rate One push 0 to 50 km h I 0 02 0 5 km h 250 45 5 secs II 0 5 km h 45 5 secs III 1 km h 23 8 secs IV 2 km h 10 secs Fig 50 Setting acceleration rate I Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Text module NOTE The acceleration rat...

Page 39: ... downhill Fig 52 Switching when tractor stationary Select Neutral position or operate clutch pedal Select the desired mode Text module Selecting driving mode I or II while travelling Driving mode selection is not possible if Neutral position is engaged Transmission oil temperature below 10 C Engine brake actuated Text module Switching from operating range II to I when travelling Driving mode selec...

Page 40: ...en press the activating button afterwards NOTE Optionally a warning beep sounds when dri ving in reverse Text module WARNING Always engage the gears when travelling downhill Do not select neutral At engine speeds over 2600 rpm the transmission ratio is no longer reduced to reduce speed apply the brake Fig 53 Turboclutch The transmission control includes a turboclutch function This allows the tract...

Page 41: ...l it comes to a stand still Active symbol ﬂashes NOTE Below an engine speed of 1 250 rpm depen ding on load turbo clutch function will allow transmission slip Text module Clutch pedal For connecting implements the tractor can be controlled for gradual movements with the clutch pedal In sudden emergencies the tractor can be stop ped by pressing the clutch and brake pedals Text module Final speed co...

Page 42: ...ds Direction changing is cancelled when the following are operated 1 Joystick 2 Neutral button The following factors will block the function but not terminate it 1 Load limit control 2 Final speed limit 3 Engine speed above 2 600 rpm 4 Turboclutch function Fig 56 The tractor slows to a standstill When the button A is released the tractor continues in the pre vious travel direction and with the pre...

Page 43: ... menu ap pears Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key F1 The following submenu appe ars Fig 58 Fig 59 Operation_Pic_number 1 The set speeds are indicated by the indicators A and B C shows actual speed below 0 5 km h the values change from km h to m h Indicator from 100 m h to 500 m h Setting speeds Select forward speed with rotary switch P1 Select reverse speed with rotary switch P2 Activating the selec...

Page 44: ...rning beep sounds when dri ving in reverse Fig 62 7 8 Cruise control NOTE Tempomat cruise control only possible at an engine speed above 1 300 rpm With cruise control current speed is maintained without storing In addition two speeds can be stored to allow the tractor system to be conﬁgured for two diffe rent situations such as ﬁeld work and road tra vel Once stored the cruise control actuates one...

Page 45: ...rogrammed for cruise control Press key F4 The following sub menu ap pears Fig 64 Fig 65 Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Stored speeds are shown on the displays A and B Turn rotary switch P2 to set speed in me mory 1 indicator A Turn rotary switch P3 to set speed in me mory 2 indicator B Selecting speeds Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Pre selecting when Tempomat cruise control is not activat...

Page 46: ...ad limit control Text module ETNum list Cruise control function remains active until one of the following occurs 1 clutch pedal is depressed 2 brake pedal is depressed also individual wheel brake 3 joystick is activated 4 neutral key is activated 5 engine brake is activated 6 engine speed falls below 1 300 rpm 7 a driving mode is selected Fig 68 7 9 Load limit control The load limit control is act...

Page 47: ... control P1 Set engine speed in Memory 2 indicator B with rotary switch P2 Fig 71 Fig 72 Fig 73 Stored engine speeds are indicated on the dis plays A and B NOTE The maximum engine speed that can be set is the engine limit speed The minimum engine speed that can be set is the idle speed The value set can be exceeded with the acce lerator Read the stored engine speed Operation_Pic_number 1 Text modu...

Page 48: ...peed of 10 km h Maximum towing distance 8 km Engine speed storing is terminated if one of following conditions is present 1 Speed over 18 km h and foot brake is operated 2 Speed over 18 km h and engine brake is operated 3 Call up buttons are activated again 4 Hand throttle is operated Fig 75 Fig 76 8 Fuel consumption measurement also refer to OPERATION Section 27 4 8 1 Activating fuel consump tion...

Page 49: ...le MODE 1 Joystick engine management system off The transmission ratio is set with the joystick the engine speed is set with the accelerator Text module MODE 2 Joystick engine management system on Driving speed is set with the joystick the engine speed and transmission ratio are set automati cally NOTE If the TMS is active and change of direction is programmed the speed is taken up indepen dent of...

Page 50: ... is reduced as far as possible CAUTION If engine management is active the engine speed can increase to maxi mum engine speed Fig 80 Fig 81 9 2 Accelerator mode Activating the accelerator pedal function Operation_Pic_number 1 Press button A forward B Indicator appears on the Vario terminal C Indicator appears on the multiple dis play NOTE When the accelerator function is engaged the Tractor Managem...

Page 51: ...sh The direction of travel must be reselected Cancelling accelerator Operation_Pic_number 1 By using lever A the maximum speed can be changed Display B on the Vario terminal shows the speed which is reached with the accelerator fully depressed Fig 83 Fig 84 Decelerating with the joystick Operation_Pic_number 1 In accelerator pedal mode the tractor can also be slowed down with the joystick Move the...

Page 52: ...If the tractor is at a standstill and the trans mission is in neutral the engine control for the front rear PTO or hydraulic valves or front rear power lift is active Engine control switches off if the driver lea ves the driver seat for more than 3 seconds while the tractor is driving and or the trans mission is not in neutral Engine control range active while driving or when front rear PTO is eng...

Page 53: ... exceeded due to the nature of the operation use drive shaft with overload coupling Drive shaft attachment To prevent unsteady running ensure that the drive shaft is linked correctly A incorrect B correct Operation_Pic_number 1 NOTE See also propeller shaft manufacturer s Tech nical Manual DANGER After operating the PTO set rpm selector to O and cover the PTO stub shaft with the protective sleeve ...

Page 54: ... has been selected when en gaging the PTO the PTO disengages after a few seconds and a warning message is dis played on the multiple display see FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS Section 1 1 When changing PTO speeds always shift to neutral ﬁrst then select the desired PTO speed For implements that require high initial power disengage the rear PTO with pushbut ton A see OPERATION Fig 98 DANGER Before eng...

Page 55: ...3 4 6 part splined proﬁle Flange PTO shaft 1 3 4 20 part involute proﬁle Flange PTO shaft 1 3 8 6 part splined proﬁle Only for implements with a power requirement of 103 kW 140 HP max IMPORTANT When ﬂanged shaft A is changed tighten hexagon bolts B at a torque of 69 Nm Fig 94 Fig 95 10 3 Front PTO Text module optional PTO shaft protection sleeve Operation_Pic_number 1 Season selection Operation_Pi...

Page 56: ... and front PTO coupling The PTO clutch is adjusted to adapt the engage process to the implement concerned e g imple ments that require high initial power to start The values determined during adjustment are used for the engaging process in the future The adjustment is to be made only with the im plement connected Text module Calibrating rear PTO coupling mode Start engine DANGER During calibration...

Page 57: ...ncelled individually Press key and hold Then press key The fault message is now cancelled If no fault is indicated Press button the following screen appears The wrench symbol ﬂashes Press button three times the fol lowing screen appears The wrench symbol ﬂashes Text module If the adjustment is completed successfully an OK is displayed and the new settings are sto red If incorrect values are detect...

Page 58: ...ponding LED is illuminated Indicator lamp K lights up when 4WD is engaged automatically Fig 99 12 Differential lock Operation_Pic_number 1 DANGER Do not use on normal roads or when cornering Maximum speed 20 km h Do not operate steering clutch brake Differential lock ON OFF Press this key to engage and disengage differential lock When differential lock is engaged corresponding LED and indicator la...

Page 59: ... Suspension ON level control With the tractor stopped If the button is pressed for more than 3 seconds the body continues to rise through the total suspension range as long as the button remains pressed Only when speed exceeds 2 km h will the frame adjust automatically to the in termediate position of the suspension range At speeds above 2 km h By pressing key tractor frame is raised and its heigh...

Page 60: ...rear power lift function ON OFF Button S front power lift automatic mode ON OFF The automatic function can be deselected at any time Fig 102 Using automatic mode Operation_Pic_number 1 Button A1 the front power lift goes into Control mode Toggle switch in direction B1 the rear power lift goes into Control mode Power lift is lowered to the value set using depth control G or O see OPERATION Fig 104 ...

Page 61: ...automatic function can be deselected at any time Button J rear PTO automatic mode ON OFF Button Q front PTO automatic mode ON OFF Fig 104 Using automatic mode Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Button A1 front PTO ON Button A2 front PTO OFF Toggle switch to B1 rear PTO ON Toggle switch to B2 rear PTO OFF Stop button C PTOs front and rear are both disengaged Text module NOTE The PTO automatic mode ...

Page 62: ...Raise mode The front PTO disengages when the front power lift overruns a preset position Button B1 the rear power lift goes into con trol mode The rear PTO engages when the rear power lift overruns a preset position Button B2 rear power lift goes into Raise mode The rear PTO disengages when the rear power lift overruns a preset position Stop button C power lift front rear remains at the current po...

Page 63: ...on_Pic_number 1 Text module When the hand brake A is applied the trans mission is automatically shifted to neutral posi tion if speed goes under 2 km h within 2 secs Displays when in neutral position Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module ETNum list Text module When the parking brake is activated the neu tral position can be cancelled with the neutral button N Starting assistance If the hand brake is ...

Page 64: ...over 25 km h Above 40 km h trailers must be retarded by air brakes Hydraulic trailer brake Operation_Pic_number 1 The hydraulic trailer braking systems is active as soon as the foot brake or parking brake is activated with the engine running To release pressure in the hydraulic trailer brake while the engine is running and the hand brake is applied Text module Press pushbutton A Fig 111 Fig 112 15...

Page 65: ...n transporting a plough with castor support wheel lock lateral stabilisers and un hook top link When cornering allow for over hang and the oscillating weight of the implement Before leaving the tractor fully lower mounted implements Switch off the engine and remove the ignition key Make sure detached imple ments are securely parked Three point implement must have standardised connection dimensions...

Page 66: ...king individual valves The key F1 can be used to activate and de activate valve locking When the valve is locked symbol A is dis played as shown The valves can be locked unlocked with the button Unlock only the valves shown on the valves submenu as unlocked Fig 115 Fig 116 Operation_Pic_number 1 When the valve lock is activated symbol A appears in the main menu Fig 117 ...

Page 67: ...valve optional toggle switch D Fig 118 17 4 Operating the valves NOTE After starting the tractor the spool valves must be unlocked see OPERATION Section 17 2 Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module A Raise B Lowering pressure C Floating position yellow and blue valves red green D or G Floating position red valve yellow E or H Floating position green valve blue F No function IMPORTANT If the timer funct...

Page 68: ...o not keep the control valves at the end of travel for long periods the hydraulic pump delivers against pressure causing the oil to heat up Fig 121 Fig 122 Manual operation In the event of electronic failure the individual valves can also be operated manually Operation_Pic_number 1 Levers A under cover on right of doorway Actuate the valves using lever Operation_Pic_number 1 Directions of actuatio...

Page 69: ...f more oil is available it is distributed proportionally to all other consu mers Activating the priority function for one valve Calling up the sub menu for setting valves Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key F3 The following valve setting submenu appears Fig 125 Fig 126 Operation_Pic_number 1 This window gives an overview of the individual valve settings Coloured display A of prioritised valve appears...

Page 70: ...re levant valve is activated in the ﬂoating posi tion Valve prioritisation H appears if a valve is prioritised Keys F1 F4 for changing to the sub menu of individual valves 1 Flow rate 2 Timer 3 Floating position 4 Valve locking Fig 129 Fig 130 Example Press key F1 The following submenu appe ars Operation_Pic_number 1 Use the ESC key to exit this submenu and se lect a different valve Setting the ﬂo...

Page 71: ...F2 timer function ON OFF If time function has been pre selected symbol E is displayed as shown If the time function has not been pre selected the E symbol is displayed CROSSED OUT Fig 133 Fig 134 Operation_Pic_number 1 Switching the timer function on off If the crossgate lever is moved to RAISE A or LOWER B by more than 80 the corre sponding valve switches on If the crossgate lever is moved again ...

Page 72: ...lve cuts in see also timer function If button D or E is pressed the correspon ding valve goes into ﬂoating position or if one of the toggle is moved to LOWER B and the corresponding button D or E is pressed at the same time the appropriate valve goes into ﬂoating position If it is pressed again the ﬂoating position is immediately deselected Fig 137 Fig 138 With the preselected timer function activ...

Page 73: ...be set The following valve setting sub menu ap pears DANGER No consumers may be coupled at the front hydraulic connection when activating and using external valve actuation Fig 141 Fig 142 Operation_Pic_number 1 External valve actuation is activated and de activated with key F5 A OFF B ON Function display Operation_Pic_number 1 If external valve actuation is activated symbol A appears in the valve...

Page 74: ...ching the corresponding control unit to ﬂoating posi tion DANGER When connecting hydraulic cylinders and motors make sure that all hydraulic hoses are correctly connected load pressure side of cylinder to Switching connections causes functions to be reversed e g lifting instead of lowering and may lead to accidents After working with the hydraulic system lock all the hydraulic valves Fig 146 Hydra...

Page 75: ...ic connections Operation_Pic_number 1 C Red valve RF Front return ﬂow black coding Fig 149 18 Electronic lifting gear control rear 18 1 Controls Operating console right side Operation_Pic_number 1 G Depth control H Quick Lift key Vario terminal Operation_Pic_number 1 A Lift height B Lowering speed C Position traction mix control D DA function active indicator Fast feed in Hitch lift EPC automatic ...

Page 76: ...tion in this sub menu F5 Change engaging speed of shock load stabilising G Floating position ESC Return to a higher level menu Fig 152 Fig 153 18 2 EPC safety lock Text module When safety lock is active the power lift does not function ETNum list Unlocking the power lift There are two ways of unlocking the power lift Operation_Pic_number 1 1 With the Vario Terminal By pressing key F1 the lock can ...

Page 77: ... key Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Stop Switch H in centre position LED lights up if the EPC lift or con trol are active Press switch H again in the active direction of actuation the LED goes out or at speeds under 0 5 km h Press switch H once in the non ac tive direction of actuation LED goes out Raise Controller position H2 LED lights up The working implement is adjusted to the height contr...

Page 78: ...e power lift can be set ste plessly from left to right right all the way up left all the way down Indicator bar A2 from 0 100 Fig 158 Fig 159 Lowering speed Operation_Pic_number 1 Rotary switch P2 for selecting the lowering speed Positions of bar indicator B right Max lowering speed left no lowering Lowering speed can be adjusted steplessly bet ween the two positions Position traction mix control ...

Page 79: ...g three point implements Operation_Pic_number 1 With rotary switch P3 set 100 position bar indicator C With rotary switch P1 set 30 lift height bar indicator A1 Wait until indicator bar A2 displays 0 Operation_Pic_number 1 Quick lift key H to Control H1 LED lights up Lower the lifting arms by turning the depth control G to the left To raise the lifting arms turn the control to the right The upper ...

Page 80: ...Pic_number 1 Quick lift switch H to Lift H2 LED lights up implement rises approx 1 4 With rotary switch P1 set the desired trans port height Text module Road haulage Transport lock For road transport turn depth control G fully to the right Text module Transport with vibration damping After raising the implement with the Quick Lift switch vibrations due to uneven road surfaces are reduced by small ...

Page 81: ...ronic slip control Text module optional Operation_Pic_number 1 Turn electronic slip control on and off with the key F2 When the slip control is inactive symbol A is shown Setting slip control sensitivity Operation_Pic_number 1 Set the implement to the desired type of con trol position traction mix control Press key F3 The following submenu appe ars CAUTION The tractor is equipped with a radar sens...

Page 82: ...le Adjusting the radar sensor Measure out and mark an exact distance bet ween 30 m and 100 m on the ground e g 100 m Move the tractor to position the front wheel exactly at the start mark Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key F5 The following sub menu ap pears Fig 174 Fig 175 Operation_Pic_number 1 With rotary control P1 set on display A the measured distance on the ground e g 100 m Press key F1 Start ...

Page 83: ...Set position sensor on implement in high po sition with a hand crank Fig 177 Fig 178 Operation_Pic_number 1 Start off and set the working depth with depth control G Stop the tractor Move the position sensor down until the ﬁrst lift pulse is set Start working and check the working depth adjust the sensor so that the depth control G reaches the desired working depth at the cen tre position position ...

Page 84: ... to EPC EHR Unlocking the EPC see OPERATION Sec tion 18 2 DANGER Lower all implements mounted on front and back Before switching to DA operation disconnect implements on 2nd rear connector blue and multi coupler Otherwise undesired movements of the implement front loader and rear power lift could occur When power lift is used for repair work e g changing tyres the tractor must be propped Fig 180 F...

Page 85: ... Ground Fig 184 Fig 185 19 Three point link 19 1 Lower links Operation_Pic_number 1 Category II 825 mm III 965 mm distance between the lift support points A NOTE Check ball hook and bolts on the implement side for wear and lubricate well Adjusting the lower control link di stance Operation_Pic_number 1 Setting range Category II III DANGER Stay clear of the three point link when in operation risk o...

Page 86: ...Insert bolt in lower hole A Required for implements with outrigger wheels and without swing compensation e g for plan ting machines Lower link hook locking Operation_Pic_number 1 Under particularly heavy operating conditions secure the lower link hooks against unintentional release e g for logging work Insert bolts e g M 8x50 in the holes arro wed and secure with nuts Fig 188 Fig 189 19 2 Extendab...

Page 87: ...Operation_Pic_number 1 Adjust length by turning handle A Both threads must be of equal length securing clamp must clip over peg B Attaching at tractor Operation_Pic_number 1 Can be fastened to three bores for better implement adaptation and for increasing lifting force Increased lifting power reduced lifting height Fit top link into the upper hole Reduced lifting power increased lifting height Fit...

Page 88: ...lements Insert bolt A in hole as shown and secure Text module DANGER Observe vehicle licencing regulations for example for permitted axle loads and the use of counterweights For road haulage observe the maximum distance of 3 5 metres of the implement from the centre of the steering wheel When carrying extreme loads e g cultivator only thrust operation is permitted Fig 195 Removing the lower links ...

Page 89: ... Disconnect rear hydraulic lines before opening the shutoff cock Risk of unintentional implement movement After ﬁnishing front powerlift operations turn stopcock to see OPERATION Fig 212 OFF Fig 197 DA SA operation Operation_Pic_number 1 Turn lever B see sticker NOTE Only use light implements e g mowers which are loaded without pushing in the SA position External operation Operation_Pic_number 1 T...

Page 90: ...ition of the power lift P3 Rotary control lift height limit position of the power lift B Lowering speed P2 Rotary control for lowering speed C Lift speed D Power lift active P3 Rotary switch for lift speed E Power lift in ﬂoating position F1 Power lift lock ON OFF F2 No function in this sub menu F3 No function in this sub menu F4 No function in this sub menu F5 No function in this sub menu ESC Ret...

Page 91: ...n centre position LED lights up if the EPC lift or con trol are active Press switch P again in the active direction of actuation the LED goes out or at speeds under 0 5 km h Press switch P once in the non ac tive direction of actuation the LED goes out Raise Switch position P2 LED is lit The working implement is adjusted to the height control value set Control Control position P1 LED lights up Imp...

Page 92: ...ift Bar indicator A1 from 30 100 Fig 206 Fig 207 Position of the power lift Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Use rotary control P3 to set the position of the power lift The position of the power lift can be readjusted steplessly from left to right right all the way up left all the way down Indicator bar A2 from 0 100 Lowering speed Operation_Pic_number 1 Rotary switch P2 for selecting the loweri...

Page 93: ...t ween the two positions Front external controls Operation_Pic_number 1 The lifting gear can be raised or lowered using buttons A NOTE The maximum hydraulic oil ﬂow rate is ap prox 30 l min If the safety lock is actuated External operation is possible at any position of the Quick Lift switch Fig 210 Fig 211 DA SA operation Operation_Pic_number 1 Turn lever A see label NOTE Only use light implement...

Page 94: ... 213 Fig 214 Hitching three point implements Operation_Pic_number 1 With rotary switch P3 set 30 lift bar indi cator A1 Wait until indicator bar A2 displays 0 Operation_Pic_number 1 Quick Lift switch P at Control P1 LED is lit Lower the lifting arms by turning the depth control O to the left To raise the lifting arms turn the control to the right The upper and lower links are ﬁrmly attached to the...

Page 95: ...nd lower the hy draulics completely Setting the desired transport height Operation_Pic_number 1 Lower the implement completely With rotary switch P3 set 30 lift bar indi cator A1 Wait until indicator bar A2 displays 0 Fig 217 Fig 218 Operation_Pic_number 1 Quick Lift switch P at Raise P2 LED is lit The implement is raised by about 1 4 of its lift height Using rotary switch P3 select the desired tr...

Page 96: ...ake system is functioning Follow the trailer manufacturers instructions Carry out regular checks to ensure the trailer hitch is in perfect condition especially when subjected to heavy loads The coupler is a design approved component and may be used only for its designated purpose Use only correct drawbar coupling pin combinations Use only the bolts provided When converting to a mechanical or autom...

Page 97: ...ble supporting load and trailer load See rating plate Fig 221 Fig 222 21 3 Hitching a trailer manually Operation_Pic_number 1 Moving the hitch coupling Raise handle A and move the coupling Operation_Pic_number 1 Observe maximum permissible supporting load and trailer load See rating plate Fig 223 Fig 224 ...

Page 98: ...eration_Pic_number 1 Detaching the hitch coupling Demount remote control cable Pull pin A Slide the coupling downward and out of the guide rails DANGER In secured position handle A should only be able to be pressed approx 4 mm towards the opening DANGER Control stud C should not protrude from the control sleeve after coupling Fig 225 Fig 226 Cylindrical pin version Operation_Pic_number 1 Observe m...

Page 99: ...cle documents The trailer must be equipped with a height adjustable support Ball coupling Operation_Pic_number 1 After coupling secure locking clamp with bolt A ﬁt safety lock B Ball coupling height adjustable Operation_Pic_number 1 Moving the hitch coupling Press handle A upwards and to the right Bring trailer hitch to the desired height Hold trailer hitch in ﬂoating position to allow the locking...

Page 100: ... Operation_Pic_number 1 Observe maximum permissible supporting load and trailer load See rating plate DANGER In secured position handle A should only be able to be pressed approx 4 mm towards the opening Fig 232 Fig 233 Ball coupling height adjustable Operation_Pic_number 1 Observe maximum permissible supporting load and trailer load See rating plate Ball coupling height adjustable Operation_Pic_n...

Page 101: ...not exceed the maximum permissible vertical load and positon on public roads see model plate Fig 236 Fig 237 Fig 238 Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module The bar travel to the left or right can be moved and or fully opened by removing both bolts B Coupler height can be adjusted by inverting the drawbar A NOTE On public roads lock the drawbar with with pin B Operation_Pic_number 1 If coupling jaw A h...

Page 102: ...he vehicle docu ments Observe safety and operating instructions see OPERATION Section 17 8 Text module Operating Operation_Pic_number 1 Connect hydraulic lines to the desired hy draulic connection at the rear e g green valve D Operation_Pic_number 1 Lift lower hydraulic trailer hitch with key D DANGER Risk of serious injury in the area around the three point link and lif ting rods When coupling or...

Page 103: ...oad See rating plate Fig 246 Fig 247 Fig 248 Maintenance Operation_Pic_number 1 Lubricate hydraulic trailer hitch every 100 operating hours at the lubrication points arrowed Text module Lubrication points A lower hitch 2 lubrication points B lower hitch 2 lubrication points C unscrew cover 2 lubrication points D to the left and right of the catch hook 2 lubri cation points E on hitch hook 1 lubric...

Page 104: ...s do not use independent wheel brakes lock the brake pedals Fig 250 22 1 Operating Operation_Pic_number 1 A Black coupling head Connector for single line system B red coupling head Dual line system supply C Yellow coupling head Dual line system brakes After uncoupling seal the openings with the dust caps Antifreeze pump tank Operation_Pic_number 1 If frost is expected Set antifreeze pump lever A t...

Page 105: ...rried out weekly with stopped engine and a full air tank display on dash panel must maintain unchanged indication for at least 3 mi nutes Draining condensation water from the air bottle Operation_Pic_number 1 Press pin at the bottom of the tank daily or pull the cable A and drain condensate Fig 253 ...

Page 106: ...e must be loaded with at least 20 of the unladen weight of the tractor Always ﬁt weights in the ﬁxing positions provided as per the instructions Do not exceed the permissible total weight or axle load see rating plate or vehicle documents When using ballast weights make sure of correct tyre pressures Fig 254 23 2 Front rear load weights Text module Ballasting weight 1 800 kg Front rear weight 870 ...

Page 107: ...ights must project over the tyres otherwise they cannot be used on the public highway WARNING Observe the maximum permissible width indicated in the vehicle documents Fig 256 23 4 Water ballasting of tyres Operation_Pic_number 1 A Fill with water B Drain water L Air W Water Follow tyre manufacturer s speciﬁcations with re gard to volumes water antifreeze solution Check tyre pressures regularly Fig...

Page 108: ...heavy duty traction work or front loader operations maximum road speed 25 km h After wheel mounting or track adjustment tighten the bolts and nuts on front and rear wheels and on track adjusting elements Check these regularly Fig 258 24 2 Rear axle stub Text module optional Change track width Operation_Pic_number 1 Jack up rear wheels loosen screws A Screw in the screws in tool box in hole B to lo...

Page 109: ...109 OPERATION Replacing rims with rear axle stub Operation_Pic_number 1 NOTE If changing the rims check that washers A are present Fig 261 ...

Page 110: ...ﬂectors must be duplicated If ne cessary ﬁt marker lights In excess of 2 750 mm width ﬁt warning pla tes front and rear Max ground speed 25 km h as per vehicle li censing regulations if wheels have insufﬁcient covering 25 2 Twin tyres Text module 2 x standard tyres Permissible axle load on request only HD system from Grasdorf approved for 924 930 only Text module Twin wheels cannot be used as sing...

Page 111: ...op No function Open the EPC Service function setting function for the workshop Fig 263 26 1 Setting the clock Operation_Pic_number 1 26 2 Adjusting speed indicator Calibration allows the speed display to be accu rately adjusted to ﬁeld conditions e g when operating with mounted implements or in the event of tyre wear Text module NOTE Use only the clutch pedal to drive the tractor during the calibr...

Page 112: ...n ERROR message is displayed repeat the adjustment process as follows Press key data entered for the measured distance is displayed Press key clock and operating hours are displayed Fig 266 26 3 Fault display When a fault occurs an error code is stored These codes can be called up by the workshop for prompt error diagnosis Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Displaying stored fault codes The follow...

Page 113: ...layed symbol L ﬂashes Press key screen N is displayed 1st digit O ﬂashes Press repeatedly one of the keys until the desired digit shows Press button Set consecutively remaining 3 digits the same way as the 1st digit Press button forward reverse a fault will be shown in the multiple display A backup indicator can be activated until the faulty indicator lamp is replaced By pressing the key the time ...

Page 114: ...board computer is passed through an external counting sensor e g on baler sprayer 1 PTO rear front is activated 2 lifting gear rear front is lowered 3 external counter switch closed Fig 269 Fig 270 27 2 Select main menu Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Symbol A shows whether one or several com puters are activated in background Text module Press key F5 The following sub menu ap pears Operation_P...

Page 115: ...ravel Standard setting Measurement only when travelling in reverse Measurement only in forward travel in reverse the calculation is subtracted Fig 274 Fig 275 Text module NOTE Press ESC to return to previous menu level 27 4 Manually triggered measu ring and counting Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Press key F2 or F3 or F4 or F5 location 1 4 The following submenu appears Operation_Pic_number 1 M...

Page 116: ...s B are lit for information only if the front rear power lift of the front rear PTO and the event counter is operated Resetting on board computer functions and fuel consumption indicator to 0 Press key F5 all values are reset to 0 Only possible if no measurement is running except the fuel consumption indicator Fig 278 Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Press key F1 The following sub menu ap pears ...

Page 117: ...r input Connect cable ID No 0071 023 100 to blue socket see picture OPERATION Fig 270 To activate press key F5 When activated the symbol is lit green Measuring and counting only possible if there is a sealed counting sensor on the implement e g hydraulic fertiliser spreader and this is connected to the on board computer Timer setting Lift ﬂow regulation Lower ﬂow regulation Timer function selectio...

Page 118: ..._number 1 Text module The following submenu appears Press key F5 The following sub menu appears Key F1 to select memory locations 1 4 Key F2 to select the location of input characters letters or numbers Press key F3 to scroll characters letters or numbers forward one character at a time Key F4 scrolls the characters characters or numbers backward one character a time Quick scroll selection forward...

Page 119: ... the previous function levels Fig 285 Fig 286 28 3 Calling up settings Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key F5 the next screen is displayed Operation_Pic_number 1 Operation_Pic_number 1 With keys F1 F4 select the set of parameters to be loaded Following screen appears Press key F2 the following submenu is displayed Fig 287 Fig 288 Fig 289 ...

Page 120: ...l Text module With the implement control the existing controls on the tractor operating terminal joystick can be used for operating the attached implement Text module ESC key The ESC key has a double function in implement control 29 1 Assigning control terminal Text module An LBS control terminal can also work via a se parate control terminal e g Fieldstar therefore the system must be informed whi...

Page 121: ...4 The following sub menu ap pears Operation_Pic_number 1 Fig 294 Fig 295 Fig 296 Press key F5 select between NOTE Settings are active after exiting the submenu LBS control terminal and FIELDSTAR control terminal LBS control terminal Deactivating implement control ISO control terminal LBS control terminal or ISO control terminal ...

Page 122: ... terminal Operation_Pic_number 1 Indicator bar A Red progress of memory erasing Bar indicator A Green progress of data transfer from the implement to the operating terminal If downloading has been successful the following image appears Fig 297 Fig 298 Operation_Pic_number 1 If downloading has been successful the following image appears A Operation_Pic_number 1 NOTE Up to four working implements ca...

Page 123: ...uccessfully logged onto the LBS ISO bus Text module LBS ISO implement active One or more implements are already stored in implement control Fig 302 Fig 303 Press F3 key The start menu for the connected implement e g forage box Operation_Pic_number 1 Select activate the joystick and connected im plement with the F1 F4 keys Text module Function displays None no implement is stored Blurry implement i...

Page 124: ...control P2 Browsing forward in the selection menu is also possible with the rotary control P3 Browsing backward in the selection menu is also possible with the rotary control P3 Fig 305 Fig 306 Text module Text module Text module NOTE Go back to the previous function level with the ESC key without saving Automatic assignment Operation_Pic_number 1 1 10 First second function on the imple ment NOTE ...

Page 125: ...d in implement control mode the following menu appears Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Text module The error message can be acknowledged by pressing the ESC key on the Vario Terminal NOTE If the error occurs again Refer to the imple ment manufacturer s operating manual or contact the manufacturer customer service A fault message is also displayed on the multiple display The warning lamp also ﬂa...

Page 126: ...f a function or a trigger is required during recording which is not already in the conﬁguration list adapt the conﬁguration list see OPERATION Section 30 9 30 1 Functions Text module Rear power lift Raise Control Stop Fast feed in Front power lift Raise Control Stop Floating position Rear PTO ON OFF Front PTO ON OFF Electric hydraulic valves Raise Lower Stop Floating position Vario transmission Cr...

Page 127: ...o all four buttons on the joystick Key F2 To change to Playback menu Key F3 To modify the conﬁguration lists see OPERATION Section 30 9 Key F4 End Variotronic Ti Key F5 To change to another menu level Fig 309 Record menu level 2 Operation_Pic_number 1 Key F1 load operational sequence from memory see OPE RATION Section 30 6 Key F2 Storing an operating sequence in memory see OPERATION Section 30 5 K...

Page 128: ...o change relative factors see OPERATION Section 30 8 Key F4 End Variotronic Ti Key F5 To change to another menu level Fig 311 Play menu level 2 Operation_Pic_number 1 Key F1 load operational sequence from memory see OPE RATION Section 30 6 Key F2 to save operating sequence to memory see OPERA TION Section 30 5 Key F3 Run through operational sequence manually see OPERATION Sec tion 30 7 Key F5 To c...

Page 129: ...ERATION Section 30 8 start drive in other direction new direction of tra vel is saved Text module Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key F5 The following sub menu ap pears Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key F4 The following sub menu ap pears Fig 313 Fig 314 Record menu level Operation_Pic_number 1 or Play menu level Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module To record operational sequence Up to 13 functions can b...

Page 130: ...on on the joystick is shown in co lour on the Vario terminal Fig 317 Fig 318 Operation_Pic_number 1 Press the selected joystick button A Display B changes from START to STOP Start recording Operation_Pic_number 1 Lower the rear lifting gear using Quick Lift switch A to the position set with the depth control B At the desired engagement point for the rear PTO press button C Press selected joystick ...

Page 131: ...ion record start stop pause etc The active button on the joystick is shown in co lour on the Vario terminal Press key F2 The following submenu appears Fig 321 Fig 322 Record menu level Operation_Pic_number 1 Operation_Pic_number 1 Press the selected joystick button A Display B changes from START to STOP Start recording Operation_Pic_number 1 Lift rear lifting gear to the desired height with the qu...

Page 132: ...on_Pic_number 1 Press button A Rear lifting gear is lowered the rear PTO is engaged at the selected lift height Press button B Rear lifting gear is lifted the rear PTO is dis engaged at the selected lift height Press button C STOP Fig 326 Fig 327 PAUSE Operation_Pic_number 1 Hold key A pressed down during an opera tional sequence The Pause symbol B appe ars Release button A Pause mode is ended and...

Page 133: ...ss key F3 to scroll characters letters or numbers forward one character at a time Key F4 scrolls the characters characters or numbers backward one character a time Quick scroll selection forward or backward through characters letters or numbers several characters at a time Use key F5 to save settings Settings are stored at the selected memory location under the selected name Fig 329 Operation_Pic_...

Page 134: ...vel Press key F1 The following menu appears Fig 331 30 7 Changing operational se quences manually Text module Operation_Pic_number 1 Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key A once PAUSE Press key A again operational sequences are switched manually using the keys The changes are not saved Press key F3 The following menu appears Press key F5 To change to another menu level Fig 332 Fig 333 ...

Page 135: ...E Press F2 key to return to previous level Press key F3 The following menu appears Fig 334 Fig 335 Operation_Pic_number 1 Hold key A pressed down during an opera tional sequence The Pause symbol B appe ars Release key A pause mode is ended and the next function e g shorter time longer di stance is performed immediately NOTE The changes are saved Key F5 To change to another menu level Fig 336 ...

Page 136: ... Distance Differential lock Distance Electronic engine speed Distance Function Trigger Lifting gear Time PTO Time Electric hydraulic valves Time Vario transmission cruise control Time Four wheel drive Time Differential lock Time Electronic engine speed Time Function Trigger Lifting gear Manual PTO Manual Electric hydraulic valves Manual Vario transmission cruise control Manual Four wheel drive Man...

Page 137: ...ary control P2 To select a new trigger Rotary switch P3 For the conﬁguration pair that can be changed Conﬁguration pair Display when there are more than four conﬁguration pairs Move up or down using rotary switch P3 Press ESC key Following menu appears if changes were made Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key F3 if conﬁguration changes are to be saved Press key F4 if the conﬁguration changes are not t...

Page 138: ...ORD record operating sequen ces yellow EDIT edit operating sequences red Fault or error message 30 12 Messages for information Text module If the automatic modes for the power lift and PTO are not selected with the Variotronic TI function see OPERATION Section 14 the follo wing information appears on the multiple display Power lift and PTO cannot be operated with the Variotronic TI function Operat...

Page 139: ...s of spare parts are availa ble on the internet at the following address www fendt com language service spare parts catalogue WARNING Before any maintenance or repair work and before opening the bonnet switch off the engine and remove the ignition key Apply the hand brake and chock the wheels if necessary When working on the engine disconnect the battery at the negative terminal When the maintenan...

Page 140: ...burns Collect used oil do not let it seep into the ground Dispose of used oil properly Fig 2 3 2 Replacing the engine oil ﬁl ter Operation_Pic_number 1 Replace the oil ﬁlter A with every oil change Operation_Pic_number 1 Turn off the engine Clean away any dirt from the sealing surface of the ﬁlter support Place oil collecting pan under the ﬁlter uns crew the ﬁlter cover A and remove the ﬁlter elem...

Page 141: ... dis play goes out Check the oil drain plug and ﬁlter for leaks Turn off the engine After about 5 minutes take out the dipstick B Operation_Pic_number 1 Wipe dipstick with a clean and lint free rag Reinsert fully and turn Remove dipstick again Top up if necessary do not ﬁll above MAX mark Oil level must remain between the MIN and MAX marks on the dipstick Do not ﬁll over the MAX mark Text module D...

Page 142: ...ten the ﬁlter cartridge by hand until the seal is in contact Tighten the housing cover by another half turn to 25 Nm Start engine Check for leaks NOTE Used fuel ﬁlters should be treated as special waste DANGER Never allow naked ﬂames when working on the fuel system Do not smoke Fig 8 Fuel ﬁlter manual displacement pump Operation_Pic_number 1 Turn off the engine Unscrew the housing cover Collect an...

Page 143: ...engine Open the ventilation screw A To open drain plug B press and turn Drain water and contamination Catch it with an appropriate drip tray and dispose of it in an environmentally friendly manner Close the ventilation screw A Close drain plug B Start engine Check fuel preﬁlter for leaks Changing the ﬁlter as required when engine output starts to fall Operation_Pic_number 1 Turn off the engine Unc...

Page 144: ...audible signal and a ﬂashing warning light Check air ﬁlter intake hoses and intake sy stem for leaks and tighten the connections if necessary Fig 13 Fig 14 5 2 Removing installing the main cartridge Operation_Pic_number 1 Undo fastners A and remove the cover Operation_Pic_number 1 Pull out main cartridge A Clean ﬁlter housing ensure sealing faces are free of defects Insert main cartridge and attac...

Page 145: ...eanliness The clean air duct must be kept free of dust particles Fig 17 Fig 18 6 Cooling system 6 1 Cleaning the cooling sy stem Cleaning the radiator The ﬁns on the radiator hydraulic oil cooler fuel cooler transmission oil cooler and air conditioning system if installed should be kept clean The same applies to protective grille and front and side grilles Operation_Pic_number 1 Open front bonnet ...

Page 146: ... risk of scalding Fig 21 Fig 22 6 3 Replacing coolant Replace coolant at least every 2 years Draining coolant from the radiator Operation_Pic_number 1 Open the cap on ﬁller neck Switch on the heater Position drain pan under engine Unscrew screw A and remove and allow coolant to run out Text module Filling with coolant Mix antifreeze solution with clean deminerali sed water and ﬁll to the level of ...

Page 147: ...protective grille again Fig 24 Setting V belt belt tightener Operation_Pic_number 1 Setting as delivered of distance between cen tres A 92 mm Re adjustment with max distance A 100 mm to A 92 mm If the distance reaches A 100 mm again then replace power belt NOTE A gap between lugs dimension A of more than 100 mm can lead to total failure of the belt drive due to insufﬁcient belt tension 7 2 Left V ...

Page 148: ... specialised workshops or authorised brake services If there is continuous loss of hydraulic oil from the brake and clutch system contact the Service Workshop Fig 27 Oil level switch Operation_Pic_number 1 Function check Unscrew and remove the cover Bring ﬂoat arrowed to lowest position Turn ignition key to position I Operation_Pic_number 1 The brake ﬂuid level symbol must appear on the multiple d...

Page 149: ... sion oil Change the oil only when the transmission oil is warm Draining the transmission oil Operation_Pic_number 1 Place oil drip pan underneath the transmis sion Unscrew drain plug A remove and allow oil to drain completely Clean the drain plug reﬁt and tighten Operation_Pic_number 1 Unscrew drain plugs A on either side of the brake housing and allow oil to drain comple tely Clean the drain plu...

Page 150: ... back in place and tighten screw to 40 Nm Replacing intake ﬁlter Operation_Pic_number 1 Remove cover A and extract the intake ﬁlter Replace the spin oil ﬁlter Fig 33 Fig 34 Filling gear oil Operation_Pic_number 1 Remove dipstick A and pour oil through the ﬁller hole 10 2 Checking the transmission oil level Tractor must be on level ground Twist the dipstick and pull out Wipe the dipstick using a cl...

Page 151: ... and the right axle carrier Oil level must be up to overﬂow at ﬁller hole B Fig 36 11 Four wheel drive axle 11 1 Changing the oil in the front axle differential gear Draining the oil Operation_Pic_number 1 Place an oil drip pan underneath the trans mission Unscrew drain plug A remove and allow oil to drain completely Clean the drain plug reﬁt and tighten Filling with oil Operation_Pic_number 1 Pou...

Page 152: ...t and tighten Filling with oil With hole on the left and marker in horizontal position ﬁll with oil up to the overlow Fig 39 11 3 Front axle suspension Relieving pressure from hydraulic li nes Operation_Pic_number 1 Remove cover plates from right of doorway Open plugs A WARNING Even with the engine switched off and the load removed from the front axle hydraulic lines of the front suspension are un...

Page 153: ...e lowered and all cylinders retracted DANGER When working on the hydraulics always switch off the engine and ensure that the tractor is safely parked hand brake applied wheels chocked The system is under high pressure Ensure that all pressure is released and that mounted implements are lowered before any work is carried out on the hydraulics When checking for leaks to avoid injury use suitable mat...

Page 154: ...hydraulic reservoir Unscrew and remove drain plug A and allow the oil to drain Clean the drain plug reﬁt and tighten Operation_Pic_number 1 Filling with oil Preferably ﬁll in the oil through a return ﬂow coupling using a pump This way the oil is ﬁltered Fig 43 Fig 44 13 3 Hydraulic oil ﬁlter Replacing the return line ﬁlter Operation_Pic_number 1 Remove the cover panel on right of entrance Unscrew ...

Page 155: ... ﬁlter Operation_Pic_number 1 Unscrew the threaded connection A on the valve end plate Fig 47 Fig 48 Operation_Pic_number 1 Change the ﬁne ﬁlter A Screw in the threaded connection see CARE AND MAINTENANCE Fig 48 A and tighten to 5 5 1 8 Nm NOTE Ensure the utmost cleanliness when cleaning the ﬁne ﬁlter Minute particles of dirt in the control circuit can affect the functioning of the work hydrau lic...

Page 156: ...rning lamp ﬂashing and intermittent tone 14 Steering Regularly check the steering for leaks and signs of damage check that the sealing bellows are in good condition and check the hoses for chaﬁng marks Fig 50 Fig 51 15 Front wheels 15 1 Checking toe in After initial 50 operating hours then every 500 operating hours Operation_Pic_number 1 Toe in should be 0 1 mm Steering straight ahead Average axle...

Page 157: ...t module Operation_Pic_number 1 Unscrew the screw plugs arrowed and ﬂip the panel upwards Operation_Pic_number 1 Pull retaining clip A upwards Open the clips B and take out the ﬁlter toget her with the ﬁlter frame Text module NOTE When closing ﬁrst disengage the retaining clip WARNING A used pollutants ﬁlter may contain traces of spraying agents Replace with a normal ﬁlter cartridge as soon as pos...

Page 158: ...lean roof fan ﬁlter and recirculating air ﬁlter see CARE AND MAINTENANCE Section 16 17 1 Condenser Operation_Pic_number 1 If dirty blow through or spray the condenser A from the inside Checking coolant level Operation_Pic_number 1 Switch on system The compressor must also be running At an engine speed of 2 000 rpm white ball A in the sight glass of the ﬂuid tank must ﬂoat Topping up with coolant o...

Page 159: ...ver point water jets directly at electrical equipment When using a high pressure washer main tain a distance of at least 10 cm from seals and paint work Maximum water temperature 50 C Do not use a spray booster dirt cutter Always follow the manufacturer s instructions After cleaning the tractor lubricate all lubrica tion points joints and bearings We recom mend waxing painted surfaces after cleani...

Page 160: ...ly in cold weather Do not operate the tractor without a battery 1 Drained or disconnected battery 2 White connector 1 disconnected from instrument cluster WARNING When working on the electrical system always disconnect the battery negative terminal Use the correct connecting sequence connect ﬁrst plus terminal and then minus terminal Beware of battery acid caustic Beware of battery gases Avoid spa...

Page 161: ...o not use aggressive or abrasive cleaning agents Do not operate on public roads Text module To be remembered when replacing the bulb Always turn off the headlamps and discon nect the supply voltage before changing the bulb Do not reach into the bulb socket The connection between headlamp and con nection unit carries high voltage Do not dis connect Do not operate transformer unit without a bulb Fla...

Page 162: ...y consumers Voltage dips or spikes may lead to spurious error messages Short wave transmitters Transmissions without a special antenna can cause malfunctions EPC comfort control etc Make sure that all subsequently installed electrical and electronic components comply with the rele vant version of EMC guideline 89 336 EEC and that they carry the CE symbol Text module Subsequent installation of mobi...

Page 163: ...se holder X050 X051 F060 F067 Operation_Pic_number 1 Unlatch arrow and remove document box Operation_Pic_number 1 Fuse holder X050 X051 F060 F067 Fig 66 Fig 67 Fuse holder A013 Operation_Pic_number 1 Unscrew trim panel arrowed Operation_Pic_number 1 Fuse holder A013 Starter relay fuse A 24 V Operation_Pic_number 1 Fig 68 Fig 69 Fig 70 ...

Page 164: ... 25 A 12 30 10 10 A socket 13 15 10 Flame starting system 14 15 15 Heater switch 15 15 15 Hazard warning light pushbutton 16 15 5 Driving lamps pushbutton 17 15 40 Blower switch 18 15 15 Front screen wipers controller 19 15 10 Starter lockout switch emergency operation relay 20 15 10 Steering column switch combination switch 21 15 15 Driver seat heated seat 22 15 10 Engine brake 23 15 15 Brake rel...

Page 165: ...x power supply 40 30E 5 Instrument panel 41 30E 40 E box comfort 42 30E 10 Operating console 43 30E 15 Actuator control 44 15 E 5 Operating console 45 15 E 5 E box comfort 46 15 E 5 Vario Terminal 47 15 E 5 Joystick 48 15 E 15 EHR OBE 49 15 E 5 Instrument panel 50 15 58 15 Valve heating 51 15 58 5 Implement socket communications box power supply 52 54 10 Trailer socket 53 R 10 Front socket for fro...

Page 166: ...er 1 Text module Fuse no Clip Amps A Consumers F060 30 25 Socket ABS PIN 1 UB30 F061 15 5 Socket ABS PIN 1 UB15 F062 15 5 Indicator lamp ABS F063 15 10 Power supply spool valves SB23 F064 15 5 Radar sensor F065 30 15 Joystick F066 F067 30 60 LBS socket pin3 DIN ISO Fig 73 ...

Page 167: ...ensor X188 12 X201 10 13 X200 07 Operating range re cognition torque sensor X165 14 X200 08 15 X200 04 16 X200 05 Speed sensor hy drostatic drive col lector shaft X163 17 X200 06 Accelerator pedal turning angle sensor X176 18 X201 04 Suspension turning angle sensor X152 19 X201 05 20 X201 06 21 X201 07 Steering angle sen sor X403 22 X201 08 Front PTO Hall ge nerator X151 23 X201 09 24 X201 18 Engi...

Page 168: ...temperature sensor B024 Steering angle sensor 2 B025 EDC speed sensor B026 EDC needle motion sensor B027 Water temperature sensor B028 ICharge pressure sensor B029 Accelerator pedal turning angle sen sor B030 Measured value position sensor B031 Right load sensor pin B032 Load sensor pin left B033 Discharge temperature sensor B034 Immersed tube sensor B035 Hand throttle turning angle sensor B036 Ta...

Page 169: ...010 Rear wiper motor switch S011 Rotating beacon switch S012 Starter lockout switch S013 Emergency mode button S014 Quick reverse button at steering wheel adjustment S015 Hand brake switch S016 EPC DA switch S017 Filter contamination switch S018 Egine brake pressure switch S019 PTO ON key rear left S020 Key PTO ON rear right S021 External control button raise front power lift S022 External control...

Page 170: ...ole noid valve Y024 Air conditioning magnetic clutch Y025 Flame starting system solenoid valve Y026 Rear PTO stage 1 solenoid Y027 Solenoid valve rear PTO stage 2 Y028 Solenoid valve rear PTO stage 3 Y030 EPC DA lock solenoid valve Y031 EPC DA pilot control solenoid valve Y032 Solenoid valve neutral valves Y033 Solenoid valve ﬂush valves Y034 Brake release solenoid valve ...

Page 171: ...upply Sheet 21 Comfort bus K bus Sheet 22 Instrument panel Sheet 23 Electrohydraulic lifting gear control Sheet 24 Electro hydraulic spool valves 1 UB valves hydraulics monitoring external valve ac tuation Sheet 25 Hydraulic valve 2 front power lift hydr circuit 3 valve operation Sheet 26 Transmission bus G bus Sheet 27 Transmission control Sheet 28 Transmission emergency operation Sheet 29 Suspen...

Page 172: ...172 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 3 Power supply UB 930 900 000 004 Sheet 2 ...

Page 173: ...173 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 4 Grounding layout 930 900 000 004 Sheet 3 ...

Page 174: ...174 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 5 Starter control 930 900 000 004 Sheet 4 ...

Page 175: ...175 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 6 Cold start system 930 900 000 004 Sheet 5 ...

Page 176: ...176 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 7 Engine brake and engine switch off active stationary 930 900 000 004 Sheet 6 ...

Page 177: ...177 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 8 STVZO lighting Sheet 1 930 900 000 004 Sheet 7 ...

Page 178: ...178 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 9 STVZO lighting with horn Sheet 2 930 900 000 004 Sheet 8 ...

Page 179: ...179 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 10 Turn signal system 930 900 000 004 Sheet 9 ...

Page 180: ...180 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 11 Brake light compressed air supply hydr trailer brake ABS brake 930 900 000 004 Sheet 10 ...

Page 181: ...181 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 12 Wipers and rotating beacon 930 900 000 004 Sheet 11 ...

Page 182: ...182 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 13 Work lamps front EPC lighting 930 900 000 004 Sheet 12 ...

Page 183: ...183 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 14 Rear work lamps 930 900 000 004 Sheet 13 ...

Page 184: ...184 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 15 Cab interior lighting and radio 930 900 000 004 Sheet 14 ...

Page 185: ...185 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 16 Ventilation and air conditioning 930 900 000 004 Sheet 15 ...

Page 186: ...186 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 17 Heater 930 900 000 004 Sheet 16 ...

Page 187: ...187 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 18 Heated rear window electrical mirrors 930 900 000 004 Sheet 17 ...

Page 188: ...188 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 19 Socket and open separation points seat switch 930 900 000 004 Sheet 18 ...

Page 189: ...189 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 20 Implement socket socket event counter 930 900 000 004 Sheet 19 ...

Page 190: ...190 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 21 Electronics power supply 930 900 000 004 Sheet 20 ...

Page 191: ...191 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 22 Comfort bus K bus 930 900 000 004 Sheet 21 ...

Page 192: ...192 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 23 Instrument panel 930 900 000 004 Sheet 22 ...

Page 193: ...193 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 24 Electrohydraulic lifting gear control 930 900 000 004 Sheet 23 ...

Page 194: ...194 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 25 Valve 1 supply CAN BUS hydraulics monitoring external valve actuation 930 900 000 004 Sheet 24 ...

Page 195: ...195 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 26 Valves 2 front power lift 3rd hydraulic circuit valves operation 930 900 000 004 Sheet 25 ...

Page 196: ...196 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 27 Transmission bus G bus 930 900 000 004 Sheet 26 ...

Page 197: ...197 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 28 Transmission control 930 900 000 004 Sheet 27 ...

Page 198: ...198 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 29 Transmission emergency operation 930 900 000 004 Sheet 28 ...

Page 199: ...199 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 30 Suspension 930 900 000 004 Sheet 29 ...

Page 200: ...200 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 31 PTO 930 900 000 004 Sheet 30 ...

Page 201: ...201 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 32 4WD and differential lock 930 900 000 004 Sheet 31 ...

Page 202: ...202 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 33 LBS 930 900 000 004 Sheet 32 ...

Page 203: ...203 CARE AND MAINTENANCE ETWiring diagram 22 34 Engine control 930 900 000 004 Sheet 33 ...

Page 204: ...old seat up and let air out Backrest of driver s seat folded forward on the seat if ﬁtted remove backrest exten sion Pull lever A backwards Turn steering column in clockwise direction The lock must engage NOTE In reverse mode accelerator pedal mode is not available DANGER Use of the reversing device is forbidden on public roads Fig 1 Operation_Pic_number 1 Symbol A is shown on the multiple display...

Page 205: ...ngs Fault module Press the button to show the symbols for existing warning messages one after the other If the button is not pressed for 3 seconds the symbol for the warning message indicated ﬁrst reappears 1 Engine temperature Display accompanied by a continuous beep and warning light Unload the engine immediately then switch off Cause Remedial Action Clogged radiator ﬁns Blow or spray ﬁn from in...

Page 206: ...nd warning light Relieve the hydraulic system of load and switch off the engine Cause Remedial Action When carrying out hydraulic operations the con trol valve does not engage in Neutral Set control valve to Neutral and lock have fault corrected at workshop Three point implement is non standard lateral support set too narrow Adapt three point implement to standard change side support If necessary ...

Page 207: ...rk over extended period in range II Switch to driving mode I Cooler soiled Clean the transmission oil cooler Turboclutch function active for too long Increase engine speed above 1400 rpm Clutch pedal depressed for too long Release clutch pedal 8 Transmission oil temperature too high 105 Cause Remedial Action Transmission oil too hot Allow transmission oil to cool down Cooler soiled Clean the trans...

Page 208: ...ntinuous beep and warning light Cause Remedial Action Invalid programming of combination instrument Re programme at workshop 12 Hand brake on Indication accompanied by intermittent audible signal and warning lamp Note only when tractor moving Cause Remedial Action Hand brake applied Release parking brake 13 Engine speed too high Indication accompanied by intermittent audible signal and warning lam...

Page 209: ... Reduce PTO speed In rear PTO 540 setting from 630 rpm Reduce PTO speed 17 Valve prioritisation Display accompanied by warning light Cause Remedial Action Prioritised valve is requiring more oil than the pump can provide Valve priority is deactivated temporarily until the pump is able to provide the required quantity again 18 Driving mode selector Indicator goes off after about 3 seconds Cause Rem...

Page 210: ...back again 22 Variotronic Ti Cause Remedial Action Speed greater than 25 km h when a playback process starts Reduce speed of travel Start playback process again 23 Seat switch Cause Remedial Action Driver seat empty for more than 3 seconds Sit on the driver seat If the Tractor Management System TMS is active engine speed is reduced In accelerator pedal mode the direction of travel must be actuated...

Page 211: ... Call up fault code and refer to the code table for what measures to take Reading out a fault code Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module Showing more than one fault message at the same time Fault module Fault module Press button fault code B is shown on the multiple display If the button is pressed repeatedly the symbols for all existing faults are displayed one after the other then symbol A code B n...

Page 212: ...tch faulty Automatic mode stop button faulty 7 Transmission control Call up fault code and refer to the code table for what measures to take 8 Sensors No pressure speed or volume monitoring It is essential to determine the cause of the fault immediately using the code table see FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS Section 5 9 Electronic system Display accompanied by a continuous beep and warning light Elec...

Page 213: ...ration Partial failure of the electronic monitoring system Use the emergency mode only to move the tractor out of potential danger or to drive to the workshop 16 Excessive transmission slip Speciﬁed actual transmission slip limit exceeded This fault may occasionally occur under extreme conditions e g at very low gear oil temperature even if transmission is mechanically sound If the problem persist...

Page 214: ...e switches after a Reset engine OFF then ON 22 Engine coolant level Level of coolant too low Top up with coolant 23 Initialisation error on communication driver CAN bus communication restricted 24 Fault of mounted implement in implement control mode Impossible to control the mounted implement via Vario Terminal Check operating manual of the implement manufacturer or contact their service 25 Right ...

Page 215: ...lt in Tractor Management System Restricted operation Call workshop 30 Fault in the PTO power lift automatic function Call workshop 31 When starting tractor activating key depressed or jammed Release activating key 32 Plausibility error accelerator rotary control Accelerator mode is no longer possible 33 Driving mode selector calibration error Calibrate the driving mode selector Press key and hold ...

Page 216: ... from the fuel system Fuel system clogged with dirt Clean the ﬁlter inlet If necessary replace ﬁlter element Bleed air from system In winter at temperatures under 5 C fuel feed blocked by ice or parafﬁn Unblock ﬁlter duct and fuel ﬁlter Use to winter grade fuel Bleed air from system 3 Poor engine performance Cause Remedial Action Fuel ﬁlter soiled Replace ﬁlter box Bleed air from the fuel system F...

Page 217: ...edial Action Cooler soiled Clean the radiator Heavy traction in operating range II Switch to driving mode I Clutch operated over extended period Fully engage the clutch Turboclutch function active for long period Increase engine speed Leak in the main circuit Measure feed and outlet pressure Leakage in feed circuit Measure feed and outlet pressure Leakage in outlet line Measure outlet pressure Hig...

Page 218: ...g valve does not close Measure servo pump pressure lubrication pressure 18 bar pressure control valve does not close Measure feed pressure system pressure Leak in comfort circuit Measure feed pressure visual check 12 Inlet pressure too low Cause Remedial Action No feed for servo pump Check lubricating pressure 0 Servo pressure less than 18 bar Measure servo pressure Leak in comfort circuit Measure...

Page 219: ...electrical system Cause Remedial Action No contact between terminals and battery ca bles Remove any oxidation from terminals and clamps tighten the clamp screws coat terminals with anticorrosion grease 17 Turn signal hazard warning system not functioning Cause Remedial Action Power supply interrupted hazard warning ﬂasher inoperative Check fuse power supply and replace signal pulse generator if ne...

Page 220: ...rol operating inaccurately Cause Remedial Action Speed signals in the EPC E box are inaccurate Adjust the radar sensor 23 Hydraulic traction control unsatisfactory insufﬁcient number of governor pulses Cause Remedial Action Position traction setting is set too far towards Position If necessary set more towards Traction Plough blade is blunt no cutting action Sharpen plough blade Working implement ...

Page 221: ...not functioning Check fuse power supply 30 Air conditioning does not work Cause Remedial Action Fresh air fan not switched on not functioning temperature selector set at 0 Switch on fan set temperature selector to desired outlet air temperature check fuse and power supply AC compressor not functioning magnetic clutch not engaging V belt is too slack or cracked Check fuse power supply for magnetic ...

Page 222: ...n Dryer in ﬂuid reservoir is saturated Replace ﬂuid reservoir workshop job refer to workshop manual air conditioning section 33 Water drips from fan casing air conditioning Cause Remedial Action Condensation outlet blocked line ends at left and right cab access ladders Clear the water outlet blow through if necessary ...

Page 223: ... it is simply no longer displayed Operation_Pic_number 1 Press key F3 Conﬁrm fault message Press key F4 Cancel process Fault module Fault module Fault module Fault module 1 Fault in a sub function Read error code from the multi display Consult workshop 2 Memory fault EEPROM If this occurs several times consult workshop 3 Memory fault system If this occurs several times consult workshop 4 Speciﬁed ...

Page 224: ...ocess is cancelled 6 Distance exceeded max 300 meters Process is cancelled 7 No conﬁguration available Create conﬁguration Start recording again 8 Communication error on operating console Call workshop 9 Joystick faulty Call workshop 10 Automatic mode memory error Call workshop 11 Fault in a sub function Read error code from the multi display Consult workshop ...

Page 225: ...tting different in recording playback Change the setting pre selection 15 Memory function Press F4 key Latest settings are activated Press F5 key Base settings are activated 16 Incorrect direction of travel when starting playback Change the direction of travel drive forward Start playback again 17 Incorrect direction of travel when starting playback Change direction of travel to reverse Start play...

Page 226: ...226 FAULTS AND REMEDIAL ACTIONS Fault module Fault module 19 operating sequence too long Recording is stopped 20 Too many fault messages Conﬁrm fault messages ...

Page 227: ...rted Put transmission into neutral 3 FRONT power lift PTO automatic mode active on the operating console Process is not started End FRONT power lift PTO automatic function on the control console 4 REAR power lift PTO automatic mode active on the operating console Process is not started Switch off REAR power lift PTO automatic mode on the operating console 5 FRONT and REAR power lift PTO automatic ...

Page 228: ...e ﬂashing duration is about 60 secs Operation_Pic_number 1 Text module The following faults are detected Fault code A Break in the ﬂame glow plug element loop or its supply line Fault code B Faulty fuse for the ﬂame start control unit or no supply voltage B Fault code C Break in the solenoid valve line or coil In all cases only the indicator lamp ﬂashes Solenoid valve and ﬂame heater plug remain s...

Page 229: ...ensor No monitoring of intercooler temperature 0 1 59 Sensor for fuel supply faulty No monitoring of fuel supply indicator Fault code Cause Effect and remedy 1 1 01 EDC control unit line disconti nuity Normal operation fault indication 1 1 03 Foot throttle potentiometer plausibility error Accelerator pedal mode not functioning 1 1 04 Tractor Management System TMS checksum error Tractor Management ...

Page 230: ...ery is discharged 1 2 2A FENDT control module to EDC control module connection in terrupted Normal operation fault indication 1 2 2B FENDT control module to EDC control module connection in terrupted No control of engine brake 1 2 2C FENDT control unit connection to engine brake interrupted No control of engine brake 1 2 2D FENDT control module to EDC control module connection in terrupted Loss of...

Page 231: ...1 2 C1 Pump control unit faulty Engine goes into idle 1 2 C3 EDC control module pump controller connection interrup ted Engine goes into idle 1 2 C4 Injection pump Engine goes into idle 1 2 C5 Stop solenoid valve Reduced speed reduced engine power 1 2 C7 Injection pump fuel lines faulty Engine stops Check fuel system 1 2 C8 Control unit needle movement sensor boost pressure sensor Engine stops 1 2...

Page 232: ...ction in operation of accelerator mode 4 1 23 Joystick signal Tempomat on faulty Auxiliary operation 4 1 24 Hand brake switch faulty Hand brake automatic mode not working 4 1 25 Joystick F R quick reverse si gnal faulty Auxiliary operation 4 1 26 Joystick signal accelerator mode faulty Accelerator mode not working 4 1 27 Armrest signal rapid reversal F R rocker faulty Rapid reverse not working 4 1...

Page 233: ...7 Faulty activation of cardan brake Call workshop 4 1 70 Tempomat cruise control 1 key faulty No Tempomat cruise control 4 1 71 Tempomat cruise control 2 key faulty No Tempomat cruise control 4 1 72 Filter contamination switch de fective No monitoring of ﬁlter contamination 4 1 73 Temperature output sensor faulty No temperature output monitoring 4 1 74 Parking brake position recogni tion switch fa...

Page 234: ...commu nication restricted Restricted operation 4 1 B1 Fatal error range control with subsequent emergency opera tion e g valve fault Auxiliary operation 4 1 B2 Transmission ratio limiting faulty EOL programming 4 1 B3 Quick Reverse acceleration rate parameters out of tole rance EOL programming 4 1 B4 Engine speed sensor I plausibi lity error EOL programming 4 1 B5 Rapid reversing ramp parame ter f...

Page 235: ... Only Differential lock automatic mode function available 5 1 52 Key for automatic differential lock faulty 100 differential lock is only function still available 5 1 53 Differential lock solenoid actua tion faulty End of function differential lock not dis engaging 5 1 54 Left brake pedal switch faulty 100 differential lock is only function still available 5 1 55 Right brake pedal switch faulty 10...

Page 236: ...on sequential data Reduced comfort 5 1 9A Plausibility check error on ﬂow controller with ignition ON and engine OFF No pressure monitoring 5 1 9B 8 bar pressure switch faulty No pressure monitoring 5 1 B0 Initialisation error on communi cation driver CAN bus commu nication restricted EOL programming 5 1 9E Engine coolant level too low or empty Risk of engine damage Once the war ning has been conﬁ...

Page 237: ... 1 43 Left mudguard button plausibi lity error Does not function PTO disengages 6 1 45 PTO clutch rpm sensor plausi bility error PTO can only be operated via keys inside the cab key must be kept pressed for at least 5 secs 6 1 50 Speed sensor PTO shaft plau sibility error When engaging the button must be pres sed for at least 5 secs 6 1 55 Plausibility error in speed se lection key neutral Does no...

Page 238: ...e Control is terminated and locked 8 3 19 Rear right Lower key is defec tive Control is terminated and locked 8 3 22 Position sensor defective Control is terminated and locked 8 3 23 Setpoint rotary control defec tive Control is terminated and locked 8 3 26 Faulty external sensor Control is terminated and locked 8 3 31 Right draught sensing pin de fective Control is continued 8 3 32 Left load sens...

Page 239: ...n control possible 9 1 B1 Position sensor transmits no values or wrong values No position control possible 9 1 B2 Set point rotary control not cali brated Setpoint values cannot be set 9 1 B3 Setpoint potentiometer sends no values or incorrect values Setpoint values cannot be set 9 1 C0 Operating console not availa ble No automatic mode no general locking 9 1 C1 Automatic mode button faulty No aut...

Page 240: ...ult code Cause Effect and remedy A 1 B0 Crossgate lever not adjusted Valves cannot be actuated Carry out ad justment A 1 B1 Signal fault Valve position cannot be controlled pro perly A 1 B2 A 1 B3 A 1 B4 A 1 B5 Crossgate lever recognition of centre position faulty Valve position cannot be operated accu rately Calibrate Fault code Cause Effect and remedy A 1 FA External valve actuation Spool valve ...

Page 241: ...not registered on CAN bus Valve actuation not possible A 1 1F CAN BUS error valves Valves locked A 1 11 Electronics in valve faulty Valve goes into neutral position A 1 12 Voltage in the valve less than 8 Volt Valve goes into neutral position A 1 13 Voltage in excess of 18 V Valve goes into neutral position A 1 14 Valve actuator falls short Valve goes into neutral position A 1 1A Valve actuator go...

Page 242: ...Valve actuator does not return to neutral position Valve remains set A 1 29 Valve actuator not in neutral po sition when switched on Valve remains set Fault code Cause Effect and remedy A 1 30 Valve not registered on CAN bus Valve actuation not possible A 1 3F Valve CAN BUS error Valves locked A 1 31 Electronics in valve faulty Valve goes into neutral position A 1 32 Voltage in the valve less than...

Page 243: ... into neutral position A 1 47 Position pickup sensor error Valve goes into neutral position A 1 48 Valve actuator does not return to neutral position Valve remains set A 1 49 Valve actuator not in neutral po sition when switched on Valve remains set Fault code Cause Effect and remedy A 1 A0 EEPROM error Loss of enhanced features when opera ting valves A 1 A1 A 1 A2 More valves connected than are r...

Page 244: ...trol console and Variotronic Ti Call workshop B 1 24 Communications error between joystick and Variotronic Ti Call workshop B 1 41 Communications error internal communication Call workshop B 1 42 Communications error between terminal and Variotronic Ti Call workshop B 1 43 Communications error between control console and Variotronic Ti Call workshop B 1 44 Error counter between joystick and Variot...

Page 245: ...r II has been selected Since either a transmission ratio or a direction of travel is selected the clutch pedal must be operated carefully Fig 6 Activating the emergency operation Operation_Pic_number 1 Press clutch pedal Press button A red Operation_Pic_number 1 Symbol B is now shown on the multiple display Symbol B is also displayed in the event of a fault leading to emergency operation When usin...

Page 246: ...he auxi liary lever is moved to the left the tractor is braked and slows down Fig 9 Fig 10 Driving mode selector Operation_Pic_number 1 Attach auxiliary device to range control switch B Operate the clutch pedal NOTE An extension can be used as an aid for selec ting the driving mode The max travel speed for any range selection is 2 km h Selector directions Right Range I ﬁeld Centre Neutral position...

Page 247: ...92 Flange size rear mm 1890 1890 Min track circle radius without with steering clutch brake mm 5 9 5 4 5 9 5 4 Unloaded weight kg 8750 8750 Max permissible gross weight 50 km h kg 12000 12000 Max permissible gross weight with implement depending on tyres kg 14000 14000 Max permissible front axle load kg 6450 6450 Max permissible rear axle load kg 8500 8500 Max vertical bearing load on trailer hitc...

Page 248: ...uously variable Vario transmission km h 50 50 Range I forwards km h 0 02 32 0 02 32 Driving mode I reverse km h 0 02 20 0 02 20 Driving mode II forwards km h 0 02 50 0 02 50 Driving mode II reverse km h 0 02 38 0 02 38 Electrical system Operating tension V 12 12 Battery V Ah 2x 12 90 2x 12 90 Alternator W V A 2520 14 2x90 2520 14 2x90 Starter kW 4 0 4 0 Tightening torques for wheels threads and co...

Page 249: ...5 605 Wheelbase mm 2840 2840 2840 Flange size front mm 1892 1892 1892 Flange size rear mm 1890 1890 1890 Min track circle radius without with steering clutch brake mm 5 9 5 4 5 9 5 4 5 9 5 4 Unloaded weight kg 8800 8800 8950 Max permissible gross weight 50 km h kg 12000 12000 12000 Max permissible gross weight with implement depending on tyres kg 14000 14000 14000 Max permissible front axle load k...

Page 250: ... 3 cat 2 3 cat 2 3 Control EPC EPC EPC Maximum lifting power at drawbar kN 108 5 108 5 108 5 Front power lift optional Three point Cat 2 Cat 2 Cat 2 Max lifting power kN 50 0 50 0 50 0 Weight of implement at coupling point kg 3600 3600 3600 Transmission Continuously variable Vario transmission km h 50 50 50 Range I forwards km h 0 02 32 0 02 32 0 02 32 Driving mode I reverse km h 0 02 20 0 02 20 0...

Page 251: ... ﬁeld adapt tyre pressures to axle load According to German vehicle licensing regu lations if tyres bring the vehicle width to 2 5 m 3 0 m wide tyres the maximum tyre pres sure is 1 5 bar Tyre load capacity is designated by a service description with a load capacity identiﬁer e g 145 2 900 kg basic load capacity per tyre and a speed symbol e g A8 40 km h refe rence speed If 40 km h tyre is used at...

Page 252: ...252 TECHNICAL DATA 3 Tyre combinations Vario 916 920 Operation_Pic_number 1 1 Separate TÜV certiﬁcation Vario 924 930 Operation_Pic_number 1 1 Separate TÜV certiﬁcation Fig 1 Fig 2 ...

Page 253: ...ours then every 2 years or 2000 operating hours Axle drives per side 16 0 Hydraulic system Fendt Super Hyd Fendt Extra Hyd 68 or after 1000 op hours then every 2 ye ars Quantities 70 0 STOU SAE 5W 30 5W 40 10W 30 10W 40 15W 30 15W 40 every 1000 op hrs Maximum capacity 100 0 or engine oil HD SAE 5W 30 5W 40 10W 30 10W 40 15W 30 15W 40 in ac cordance with API CD HD SAE 20W 20 to API CD also allowed ...

Page 254: ...e Bio hydraulic oil qualities Use bio hydraulic ﬂuid made from vegetable oil rape seed oil and synthetic oils according to vis cosity standard ISO VG 32 ISO VG 46 NOTE Do not use polyglycol based synthetic oils Text module Maintenance intervals Oil and oil ﬁlter need to be changed every 1 000 operating hours or every year whichever comes ﬁrst After changing over to bio hydraulic oil change hydraul...

Page 255: ...l spills over with hole on the left and marker in horizontal position Front PTO Fill up to overﬂow at ﬁller hole A Lift shaft ﬁll until oil is approx 40 mm below ﬁller hole A Hydraulic system Unscrew ﬁlter cover A Fill with oil Brake and clutch system Fill container arrowed with Pentosin CHF 11S Cooling system Pour clean low lime water containing anti freeze into con tainer arrowed Windshield wash...

Page 256: ...t Automatic trailer hitch with ball type bolt Mechanical trailer hitch Bottom lift cylinder bearing of front axle suspension Front axle swing arm V belt tensioner NOTE For machines with hydraulic trailer hitch see OPERATION Fig 249 Text module 250 operating hours Automatic mudguard adjustment Hand brake shaft A Double cardan U joints on front wheel drive Front power lift shaft ...

Page 257: ...tres Oil grade Fendt Extra Grade 15W 40 SHPD Fendt Ultra Grade 10W 40 UHPD or SHPD engine oils acc to ACEA E3 96 X 1000 Check valve clearance adjust if necessary at workshop Valve clearance Intake valve 0 5 mm exhaust valve 0 5 mm with engine cold max 50 C X X as re quired Clean the ﬁlter strainer and ﬁlter chamber in the fuel hand pump Repeat more often if engine output begins to fall X annu ally...

Page 258: ...on Filling capacity 0 8 litres Type Hydraulic oil Pentosin CHF 11 S X 902 011 622 X Check oil level in transmission and differential Quantity of oil between MIN and MAX markings approx 3 0 l Max oil quantity 85 0 litres X Change the transmission oil and replace trans mission oil suction ﬁlter Oil quantity Vario 916 920 reﬁll 65 0 l Oil quantity Vario 924 930 reﬁll 67 0 l Oil grade Fendt Extra Tran...

Page 259: ... oil with LS additives acc to API GL5 SAE 85W 90 or SAE 80W 90 or SAE 90 Not STOU or other any universal oil X X X X Check toe in Adjust if necessary Toe in 0 1 mm 4 Hydraulic system X Replace return line ﬁlter X 1000 Change oil including return line ﬁlter and air vent ﬁlter Oil quantity about 70 0 l extraction ﬂow 50 0 l Oil quantity Maximum ﬁll ca 100 0 l available 80 0 l Oil grade Fendt Super H...

Page 260: ...nnections are ﬁrmly sea ted especially on engine transmission front axle body and hydraulics tighten if necessary Tighten hydraulic screw connections only in the event of a leak In particular check steering and front hydraulic hoses for chaﬁng points Check for chaﬁng points on hydraulic hoses loose parts or missing protection de vices Switch off engine before tightening the pressure lines With fro...

Page 261: ...e the main service carried out before long periods of non use 2 If the fuel contains more than 0 5 sulphur the oil replacement intervals should be halved 4 For registered trade names refer to the current list of Fluids and Lubricants which is available as customer information from every Fendt ap proved workshop 3 VISCOSITY OF ENGINE OILS No Services regularly 1 daily Job Schedule See also Operatin...

Page 262: ...262 TECHNICAL DATA ...

Page 263: ... leads to the discharging tractor s battery in sequence 36 Cruise control 44 D Dashboard 17 Depth control 75 77 92 Difference in engine oil quantities 141 Differential lock 58 Dimmer 17 Dipstick 141 Displaying stored fault codes 112 Document box 19 Draining condensation water from the air bottle 105 Draining engine oil 140 Draw bar 101 Driving mode selector 39 Driving the tractor 40 E Electronic s...

Page 264: ... a fault code 211 Rear PTO speed 18 Removing the heater fan filter 157 Replacing air vent filter 155 Replacing coolant 146 Replacing intake filter 150 Replacing pressure filter 150 Replacing the 142 Replacing the control pressure fine filter 155 Replacing the engine oil filter 140 Replacing the oil in front axle hub drives 152 Replacing the recirculating air filter 158 Replacing the return line fi...

Page 265: ...ariotronic Ti fault messages 223 V belt 147 V belt tension 147 159 Vehicle Identification Number 4 Vibration damping 80 W Warning beacon 28 Warning light 38 Warning messages 205 Wheel slip indicator 18 Windshield washer system 16 159 Windshield wipers 16 Winter fuel 34 Work lamps 28 ...

Page 266: ...266 ALPHABETICAL INDEX ...

Page 267: ...oil to the upper notch on the dipstick Make sure that only FENDT original parts are used for all services and repairs Unauthorised changes and modiﬁcations and any damage resulting from rigidly mounted implements e g front loader not purchased from FENDT are not covered by the Warranty and are entirely at the owner s risk This applies in particular to modiﬁcations to the power output limiter and m...

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