DEUTZ-FAHR SwatMaster 7131 EVO, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Fault
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Fault
Malfunctions can often be eliminated quickly and easily. Before calling
Customer Service, refer to the table to check whether the malfunction
is one you can eliminate yourself.
Fault Causes Remedy
Raking wheel is leaving fodder
lying on one side and is immersing
too deeply into the ground on the
other side
Raking wheel pitch set wrongly
→
Chapter »Preparing for operation«,
section »Raking wheel pitch«, page 26
Raking wheel is leaving fodder
lying over the entire width
Working depth set too high
→
Chapter »Preparing for operation«,
section »Working depth«, page 24
Fodder is heavily contaminated Raking wheel tines set too low
→
Chapter »Preparing for operation«,
section »Working depth«, page 24
Implement operating uncleanly at
high speed
Raking wheel tines set too high
Uneven terrain
→
Chapter »Preparing for operation«,
section »Working depth«, page 24
Speed too high to process fod-
der mass
Reduce speed
Raking wheel dragging fodder alo-
ng –
Unclean swath form
Swath cloth too tight on raking
wheel
→
Chapter »Preparing for operation«,
section »Setting the swath width«, page
39
Fodder mass very great Reduce speed
Rotary speed too high Reduce speed
Cardan shaft coupling responding
frequently
Fodder mass too great or irre-
gular
Reduce speed
Raking wheel tines set too low
→
Chapter »Preparing for operation«,
section »Working depth«, page 24
Noise production during work Loose screw connections or
worn-out raking wheel arms
Check raking wheel arms and screw
connections on tines
Implement drops during transport
journeys
Ball valve not closed Close the ball valve
→
Chapter »Driving on the road«, sec-
tion »General«, page 33
Steering misadjusts during trans-
port journeys
Pilot box not switched off Switch off the pilot box
Chapter »Driving on the road«, section
»General«, page 33
Rear raking wheel not picking up
fodder
Rear raking wheel tines set too
high
→
Chapter »Preparing for operation«,
section »Working depth«, page 24
Fodder mass too great Reduce speed
Poor fodder transfer on the rear ra-
king wheel when cornering
Excessively tight cornering Take a larger radius
After-steer the rear raking wheel when
cornering
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