FARM-MAXX FTC Series, Руководство оператора

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Before restart the operations, restore the original height of the springs.
8. SCRAPPING
In case of scrapping, the machine must be disposed in appropriate and authorized sites, according
to local legislation.
Before scrapping, separate plastic parts from rubber parts, aluminum, steel, etc.
Recover and dispose any exausted oils to authorized centers for oil collecting.
9. TROUBLESHOOTING
PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE POSSIBLE SOLUTION
Gearbox/transmission case
noise noticeable and
constant
Low oil level.
Worn gears.
Add oil to the
gearbox/transmission case.
Replace gears
Intermittent
noise from tiller Loose blades.
Gear tooth damaged.
Tighten blades hardware
Replace damaged gear
Noise and/or vibration
from tiller
Blades worn or damaged.
Bearings damaged.
the front of the tiller is not
leveled to the back.
Rotor damaged.
Hard soil.
Replace blades.
Replace bearings.
Adjust 3-point top link of
tractor making tiller PTO
parallel to the ground.
Repair/replace rotor
Reduce ground speed
Driveline vibration Worn driveshaft.
Machine lifted too high.
Debris wrapped on rotor.
Replace driveshaft.
Lower machine and readjust
tractor lift stop.
Remove debris.
Rotor stops turning Slip clutch slipping.
Broken chain in chain box.
Reduce load to tiller or
adjust slip clutch.
Repair broken link.
Machine skip or leaves
crop residue Badly worn blades.
Slip clutch slipping.
Ground speed too fast for
conditions.
Replace worn blades.
Adjust slip clutch or
reduce load.
Reduce ground speed .
Smoke and/or hot smell
from tiller
Debris wrapped around in
blades and/or rotor.
Low oil level in gearbox.
Slip clutch slipping.
Remove debris.
Add oil
Reduce load to machine or
adjust slip clutch.
Gearbox overheating Low oil level.
Hard soil. Add oil.
Reduce ground speed.
Blades wear frequently Muddy or sandy soil. Reduce ground speed.