Publicité
IV. MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Your sowing control console is above all an electronic device, which needs to be treated with care. When sowing is completed, it
must be stored in a dry place.
Symptoms
The console does not
-The fuse on the console supply
switch on.
harness has blown.
-Bad battery connection.
-Battery voltage too low.
-Battery polarity reversed.
-Faulty console.
Lack of grains alarm on
-The number of rows programmed
one row.
exceeds the number of rows on the
seeder.
-The grain hopper is empty.
-The seeder element sensor is dirty.
-Faulty sensor or harness.
Lack of fertilizer on a
-The
row alarm.
programmed exceeds the number of
fertilizer sensors on the seeder.
-The fertilizer does not flow in the
dispensing hoses.
-Faulty sensor or harness.
No forward speed alarm.
-Faulty speed sensor
-Faulty console
Working speed too high
- A limit speed not to be exceeded has
alarm.
been programmed in the advanced
menu (padlock) and the current
working speed exceeds this limit
speed.
The console does not
-The fuse on the console supply
switch on.
harness has blown.
-Bad battery connection.
-Battery voltage too low.
-Battery polarity reversed.
-Faulty console.
Lack of grains alarm on
-The number of rows programmed
one row.
exceeds the number of rows on the
seeder.
-The grain hopper is empty.
-The seeder element sensor is dirty.
-Faulty sensor or harness.
Disconnect the console power supply before performing any welding operation on the tractor or the seeder to prevent the
system from being damaged.
Probable cause
number
of
fertilizer
rows
-Check the fuse. If blown, replace it by a new 5A (five Ampere) fuse.
If it blows again, check that the harness is neither cut nor damaged, otherwise call our
after-sales department.
-Check that the lugs are clean and crimped properly.
-Check that the battery voltage is at least 10 volts. Otherwise, recharge or replace the
battery.
-Connect the wires to the battery properly.
-Contact our after-sales department.
-Program a number of rows equal to the number of rows of the seeder on the CS30.
-Fill the hopper of the seeder element concerned with grains.
-Clean the sensor with a flexible brush.
-Swap the connection of the faulty sensor with a neighbouring functional sensor and
check whether the problem is displaced or not. If the problem has been displaced, the
sensor is faulty. Otherwise, check that the harness is not damaged.
- Program a number of fertilizer sensors equal to the number of fertilizer sensors of
the seeder on the CS30.
-Check that the fertilizer tank is not empty and the hoses concerned are not clogged.
-Swap the connection of the faulty sensor with a neighbouring functional sensor and
check whether the problem is displaced or not. If the problem has been displaced, the
sensor is faulty. Otherwise, check that the harness is not damaged.
- No speed signal arrives at the console although at least one sensor detects grains
passing. Check the speed sensor and its wiring
- Contact our after-sales department.
- Contact our after-sales department to modify or remove the limit speed programmed.
-Check the fuse. If blown, replace it by a new 5A (five Ampere) fuse.
If it blows again, check that the harness is neither cut nor damaged, otherwise call our
after-sales department.
-Check that the lugs are clean and crimped properly.
-Check that the battery voltage is at least 10 volts. Otherwise, recharge or replace the
battery.
-Connect the wires to the battery properly.
-Contact our after-sales department.
-Program a number of rows equal to the number of rows of the seeder on the CS30.
-Fill the hopper of the seeder element concerned with grains.
-Clean the sensor with a flexible brush.
-Swap the connection of the faulty sensor with a neighbouring functional sensor and
check whether the problem is displaced or not. If the problem has been displaced, the
sensor is faulty. Otherwise, check that the harness is not damaged.
CAUTION
37
Solution
Publicité
