Test Actuator Electrical Consumption

  1. E84879
    E84879-UN-09OCT17

    From the baler application main page, select the Settings softkey.



  2. E64643
    E64643-UN-11MAY12

    Select the Baler Diagnostics softkey.



  3. E84890
    E84890-UN-09OCT17

    Select the Test Output softkey.



  4. E85244
    E85244-UN-01NOV17

    A - Net Actuator Extend Icon

    B - Net Actuator Retract Icon

    C - Twine Actuator Extend Icon

    D - Twine Actuator Retract Icon

    E - Actuator Current

    F - Voltage

    Select icon (A) to extend or icon (B) to retract the net wrap actuator.

    Select icon (C) to extend or icon (D) to retract the twine wrap actuator.

    The actuator current draw (E) and the system voltage (F) are indicated on the display.

    Test the actuator through the entire range of operation as follows:

    1. Use the Actuator Extend icon and the Actuator Retract icon to operate the actuator in both directions. The actuator current reading (E) shown on the display must be between 1.0—8.0 A while the actuator motor is operating during mid stroke.

    2. Continue to operate the actuator to the full extended or fully retracted position. The current reading on the display must be between 22.0—30.0 A when stalled.

    • Readings below normal indicate low tractor voltage, or poor or corroded harness connections.
    • Readings above normal indicate mechanical linkage problems, a faulty harness, or a faulty actuator motor.
    • Current spikes indicate mechanical obstruction in the linkage.



  5. E84866
    E84866-UN-05OCT17

    Select the Main Page softkey to return to baler application main page.



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