Using Power Outlet Sockets

Signal Socket and Three-Terminal Power Outlet Socket

Service ADVISOR connector (A) should only be used by service technicians for diagnostic purposes. This connector is tied to the tractor's electronic communication system. Connecting monitors or other devices to this connector could prevent some functions from working properly or even prevent tractor from moving.

Seven-Terminal signal socket (C) (hidden behind panel) is protected by a 30-amp fuse. See your John Deere dealer to get mating part of connector.

Terminal Wire Color Description
1 Red Speed determined by radar
2 Brown Speed of wheels
3 Orange Rear PTO speed
4 - -
5 - -
6 Brown Power Supply
7 Black Ground

 

Terminals 15/80 and 82 of three-terminal power outlet socket (B) are protected by a 30-amp fuse. Terminal 31 is ground.

Three-Terminal power outlet socket (B) and signal socket (C) are used to connect electrical equipment. Turn key in main switch clockwise or counterclockwise to provide power to three-terminal power outlet socket and signal socket.

NOTE: A conversion kit is available from your John Deere dealer for equipment that requires a constant power supply even when ignition is off.

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Behind Seat, Tractor Left-Hand Side

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Behind Seat, Tractor Right-Hand Side


A-Seven-Terminal Service ADVISOR Socket
B-Three-Terminal Power Outlet Socket
C-Signal Socket

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Routing Cables

The rear window of the cab is provided with two openings, allowing the cables to be routed. Open the window and take out the rubber stoppers. Cut the rubber stoppers at the incisions provided to enable the cables to be routed. Connect the plugs, insert the rubber stoppers and close the window.

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