Auto Exhaust Filter Cleaning

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Menu Softkey → Tractor Settings Tab → Engine Softkey

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A - Button, Accessing the “Automatic Exhaust Filter Cleaning” Page

B* - Button, Accessing the “Parked Filter Cleaning" Page

C** - Button, Activating Automatic Exhaust Filter Cleaning

D** - Button, Deactivating Automatic Exhaust Filter Cleaning

Automatic exhaust filter cleaning can be activated (C) or deactivated (D). To change the setting, proceed as follows:

1. Select Menu softkey.
2. Select Tractor Settings tab.
3. Select Engine softkey.
4. Select Automatic exhaust filter cleaning (A).
5. Select button (C)** to activate automatic exhaust filter cleaning.
6. Select button (D)** to deactivate automatic exhaust filter cleaning.

The automatic mode permits the exhaust filter system to be cleaned whenever necessary. The indicator light (see arrow) on the instrument panel and the CommandCenter™prompts provide operator information related to exhaust filter system activity.

The indicator light (see arrow) comes on when exhaust filter system is performing exhaust filter cleaning.

IMPORTANT: Deactivate automatic exhaust filter cleaning (D)** when the tractor is temporarily connected to an indoor ducted exhaust system for diagnostic and repair activities.

IMPORTANT: Recommended practice is to select automatic exhaust filter cleaning. Repeatedly interrupting an exhaust filter cleaning process and ignoring prompts to carry out exhaust filter cleaning will result in a reduction in engine performance and may make it necessary to carry out service-cleaning at your John Deere™ dealer.

Comply with safety instructions; see Clean Exhaust Filter Safely in Section 05.

IMPORTANT: During exhaust filter cleaning operation, there may be higher exhaust gas temperatures and engine may operate at elevated idle.

*Depending on exhaust filter soot level, the display for parked filter cleaning (B) may be active or inactive (grayed out).

**In all languages other than English, “1” is used here for activate and “0” for deactivate.