
Troubleshooting
Fault
Possible cause
Remedy
Development of noise on the propshaft
when lifting out
Upper link and tractor link arm
unfavourably aligned
Align the upper link to the tractor link
arms
Lift height too large
Reduce the lift path
Development of noise on the machine
in working position
Machine sloping too much towards the
front or the rear
Extend or shorten the upper link to
adjust the machine horizontally in
working position.
The PTO shaft ends on tractor and
machine must be parallel.
Insufficient lateral stabilisation of the
machine
Stabilise the machine at the height of
the tractor link arm
Excessive power demand
Working depth too deep
Reduce the working depth
Rotor speed too high
Reduce the speed
Travel speed too high
Reduce the travel speed
Deflector rail behind the rotors
positioned incorrectly
Set the deflector rail higher
Crumble structure too coarse
Excessive accumulation of harvest
residues around the tines
Remove harvest residues
Travel speed too high
Reduce the travel speed
Rotor speed too low
Increase the rotary speed
Deflector rail incorrectly adjusted
Set the deflector rail lower
Crumbling structure too fine
Rotary element speed too high
Reduce the speed
Travel speed too low
Increase the travel speed
Deflector rail behind the rotors too low Raise the deflector rail
Dams of soil form on the
sides of the machine
Side plate not correctly adjusted
Position each side plate just above
he ground
Dam harrows not correctly adjusted
Adjust dam harrows correctly
Excessive wear on tines and tine
carrier
PTO-shaft speed too high
Reduce the PTO-shaft speed
Deflector rail incorrectly adjusted
Raise the deflector rail completely if
working conditions permit
Machine blockage from soil between
rotors and
deflector rail
Deflector rail incorrectly adjusted
Set the deflector rail higher
The packer roller does not work
correctly (clogged, blocked or stuck
with soil)
Scraper incorrectly adjusted or worn Set the scraper correctly
The scrapers are full of harvest
residues
Clean the scraper
Rotors are blocking
Foreign objects, overload
see chapter
Use in the field
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