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Rectifying faults
60 FORMER 12545 PRO
Fault Possible causes Remedy
The value on the hectare
counter deviates considerably
from the expected value Speed signal Calibrate the speed signal.
Working width set incorrectly Set the average working width in
the "User Setup" menu.
The rotors are at different
heights in the headland posi-
tion Sensor out of position Check the position of the rotors to
see which rotor is misaligned.
Check that the sensor is correctly
positioned. Retighten the sensor
screws if required. Select the "Cal-
ibrations" menu. Press the "Start"
button. Wait until the calibration is
complete. Lift the rotors again.
Check the position of the rotor.
If the misalignment persists:
Have the sensor repaired by a
specialist workshop. Use the
"Manual Operation" menu to oper-
ate the machine. (see Section 9.2
Emergency operation)
The rotors do not lift fully into
the transport position Sensor out of position Check the position of the rotors to
see which rotor is misaligned.
Check that the sensor is correctly
positioned. Retighten the sensor
screws if required. Select the "Cal-
ibrations" menu. Press the "Start"
button. Wait until the calibration is
complete. Lift the rotors again.
Check the position of the rotor.
If the misalignment persists:
Have the sensor repaired by a
specialist workshop. Use the
"Manual Operation" menu to oper-
ate the machine. (see Section 9.2
Emergency operation)
System settings incorrect Contact the Service department.
The rear rotors lift into the
headland position too
early/late Value for "Lifting offset" or "Se-
quential control time" set incor-
rectly Correct the value in the "User
Setup" menu.
The rear rotors lower into the
working position too early/late Value for "Lowering offset" or
"Sequential control time" set in-
correctly Correct the value in the "User
Setup" menu.
 For any other faults, contact a specialist
workshop immediately.
9.1 After hitting an obstacle
 Switch off the machine.
 Switch off the tractor engine.
 Remove the ignition key.
 Check the machine for damage.
 If there is damage, replace the affected
parts or have them repaired by a spe-
cialist workshop.
9.2 Emergency operation
9.2.1 Lifting rotors into the
transport position
 Select the "Manual Operation" menu.