SprayStar Solution Control System

SymptomProblemSolution

“Fault Code (FC) 110 Check Wiring”

Intermittent code 110

Turn ignition key off, then on again. If code goes away, resume operation. If problem persists, go to next system check.

 

Intermittent wiring connection.

Check all CAN wiring connectors and reconnect.

Inspect connectors for damage and repair.

 

Missing terminator.

Verify terminators are installed.

 

Bad terminator

See your John Deere dealer.

Fault Code (FC) 110 or (FC) 020. Monitor/Controller disconnected.

Blown fuse.

Check fuses to CCU and SRC.

Zero pressure with spray system operating

Solution tank empty.

Fill tank with solution. Check tank for leaks or damage.

 

Solution pump fuse faulty.

Replace fuse.

 

Solution pump bleed line kinked or forms traps.

Unkink bleed line.

 

Solution pump bleed line plugged.

Unplug pump bleed line.

 

Suction line plugged or collapsed.

Clean or replace suction line.

 

Spraying in transport speed mode.

Shift to field speed mode.

 

Plugged solution lines.

Unplug and flush.

 

Boom strainer plugged.

Remove, clean and install strainer.

 

Solution pump is not primed.

Prime solution pump. (See Priming Solution Pump with Rinse System (Nurse Tank Fluid Level Even or Below Sprayer Pump) in Wet System section.)

 

Solution pump impeller clogged.

Separate pump housing and clean impeller.

 

Low or no hydraulic oil.

Fill hydraulic reservoir with specified hydraulic oil up 12.7 - 25.4 mm (.5 to 1 in.) from bottom of sight tube.

 

Dirty or plugged flowmeter.

Remove, clean and install flowmeter.

 

Solution tank valve not opening.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Proportional valve electrical connection faulty.

Clean, replace or repair connection.

 

Nut on solution pump impeller came off.

Install solution pump impeller nut.

 

Pressure sensor inoperative.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Shaft between solenoid pump and hydraulic motor faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Hydraulic motor faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Solution pump failure.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Proportional valve assembly faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Hydraulic pump faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Hoses between reservoir, hydraulic pump priority valve, proportional valve assembly, and motor faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Bypass/Agitation valve not closing.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Eductor/Rinse valve not closing.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Pressure Sensor calibration incorrect

Perform pressure sensor calibration. (See Calibrating Pressure Sensor in SprayStar System Section.)

 

Load station control panel switches in wrong positions.

Check switch position in cab and on panel.

 

Vehicle target speed set in transport range.

Check vehicle speed on GreenStar display.

Low solution pressure reading.

Low engine rpm.

Operate engine at full throttle.

 

Nozzle tips worn.

Replace nozzle tips with new tips properly calibrated for current application.

 

Solution pump impeller clogged.

Separate pump housing. Remove and clean impeller.

 

Suction line partially blocked or collapsed.

Clean, repair or replace suction line as necessary.

 

Air leak in suction line.

Repair or replace suction line.

 

Flow rate valve in wrong position.

Turn flow rate valve to correct position. (See Adjust Flow Rate Valve For Low Application Rates in Wet System section.)

 

SprayStar not programmed properly.

Setup SprayStar. (See Setup SprayStar in SprayStar System section.)

 

Pressure line leaking.

Repair or replace pressure line as necessary.

 

Low or no hydraulic oil.

Fill hydraulic reservoir with specified hydraulic oil up 12.7 - 25.4 mm (.5 to 1 in.) from bottom of sight tube.

 

Pressure sensor faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Pressure valve faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Vehicle speed too slow or nozzles to large for target application rate.

Select faster target speed or select correct nozzles for speed.

 

Nurse fill system causing air in sprayer system.

Check for air leaks, loose clamps, and damaged hoses. Verify valve on nurse tank hose at end of hose.

 

Solution tank valve not opening.

Check solution tank valve position.

 

Bypass/Agitation valve not closing.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Eductor/Rinse valve not closing.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Pressure Sensor calibration incorrect.

Perform pressure sensor calibration. (See Calibrating Pressure Sensor in SprayStar System Section.)

 

Pressure strainer plugging.

Remove or replace with coarser mesh screen.

High solution pressure reading during spraying operation

Boom in-line strainers (if equipped) partially or completely plugged.

Clean strainers.

 

Spray nozzles plugged.

Clean and inspect nozzles. Check orifices and calibration of nozzles. Replace nozzles as necessary.

 

Boom supply hoses partially or completely plugged.

Clean out hoses.

 

SprayStar not programmed properly.

Setup SprayStar. (See Setup SprayStar in SprayStar System section.)

 

Incorrect Sprayer Response min/max setting.

Enter correct min/max setting in SprayStar display. (See Setting Sprayer Response in SprayStar System section.)

 

Minimum pressure set too high.

Lower minimum pressure setting.

 

Dirty or faulty flowmeter(s).

Clean, repair or replace flowmeter(s) as needed.

 

Boom shut-off valves faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Pressure sensor faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Faulty proportional valve assembly.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

SprayStar Display faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Vehicle speed too fast or nozzles to small for target application rate.

Select slower target speed or select correct nozzles for speed.

 

Pressure sensor not calibrated.

(See Calibrating Pressure Sensor in SprayStar System Section.)

Solution pressure rate reading varies or is erratic.

Flowmeter(s) dirty or stuck.

Clean flowmeter(s) with John Deere Brake and Parts Cleaner (Part No. TY26101).

 

Minimum spray pressure setting entered in SprayStar too high. Pressure set too close to operating pressure so system becomes unstable.

Determine minimum pressure required and enter into SprayStar. (See Setting Minimum Pressure in SprayStar System section.)

 

Solution contains heavy solids (poor mixture).

Check agitation line and valves. Be sure agitation jets are not clogged.

 

Air in system.

See Recommendations For Eliminating Air From Solution System in wet section.

 

Sprayer Response min/max value in controller adjusted too high.

Lower response setting in SprayStar display. (See Setting Sprayer Response in SprayStar System section.)

 

Boom charge not set correctly.

Set boom charge correctly. (See Setting Boom Charge in SprayStar System section.)

 

Boom supply hoses to booms partially plugged or collapsed.

Remove and inspect solution hoses to booms. Clean or replace hoses as necessary.

 

Faulty proportional valve assembly.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Pump calibration A and B values out of range.

Calibrate sprayer pump. (See Calibrating Solution Pump in SprayStar section.)

Pump calibration values out of range.

Pressure sensor not calibrated correctly.

“Zero-out” pressure sensor. (See Calibrating Pressure Sensor in SprayStar System section.)

 

Faulty proportional valve assembly.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Strainers plugged.

Clean strainers.

Pressure reading at the boom pressure sensor when there should not be any.

Pressure sensor not calibrated correctly.

“Zero-out” pressure sensor. (See Calibrating Pressure Sensor in SprayStar System section.)

 

Faulty proportional valve assembly.

See your John Deere dealer.

Pressure sensor leaks solution.

Solution leaking from pressure sensor connection.

Tighten connection and/or apply sealant.

Will not maintain 965 kPa (9.65 bar) (140 psi) “dead head” pressure with standard pump or 827 kPa (8.27 bar) (120 psi) “dead head” pressure with high flow pump.

Worn impeller in solution pump.

Replace impeller or (See your John Deere dealer.)

 

Pump “B” value incorrect.

Calibrate sprayer pump. (See Auto Calibrating Sprayer in SprayStar section.)

 

Bypass/Agitation and Eductor/Rinse valves are not closed.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Faulty solution pump.

Repair or replace solution pump.

 

Hydraulic standby pressure set too low.

See your John Deere dealer.

 

Faulty proportional valve.

Replace proportional valve.

 

Faulty hydraulic pump.

See your John Deere dealer.

“Speed” indicates “0”

Wheel speed calibration or radar calibration in SprayStar is set to “0”.

Calibrate wheel speed sensor. (See Calibrating Wheel Speed Sensor or Calibrating Radar Sensor (Optional) in SprayStar System section.)

 

Bad ground.

Check ground.

 

Speed sensor connector pins corroded.

Clean connector.

“Speed” incorrect

Erratic radar signal because of tall crop.

Disconnect radar and use wheel speed sensor.

 

Wheel speed calibration or radar calibration in SprayStar incorrectly set.

Calibrate wheel speed sensor. (See Calibrating Wheel Speed Sensor or Calibrating Radar Sensor (Optional) in SprayStar System section.)

 

Bad ground.

Check ground.

 

Radar or wheel speed sensor faulty.

See your John Deere dealer.

Tank volume does not count down.

Flowmeter(s) calibration value incorrectly entered in SprayStar display.

Enter correct calibration information in SprayStar display. (See Setting Flowmeter(s) Calibration Number in SprayStar System section.)

 

Flowmeter(s) wiring harness disconnected.

Connect flowmeter(s) wiring harness connector.

 

Flowmeter(s) plugged or dirty.

Clean flowmeter(s) with John Deere Brake and Parts Cleaner (Part No. TY26101).

 

Flowmeter(s) connector pins corroded.

Clean connector.

 

Flowmeter(s) wiring harness damaged.

Repair or replace wiring harness.

 

Flowmeter(s) installed backwards.

Remove and install flowmeter(s) correctly. (Arrow located on flowmeter body indicates direction of flow.)

 

Speed sensor faulty.

See “speed” Indicates “0” in this section.

 

Spray not discharging from nozzles.

Refer to No Discharge From Nozzles symptom in this group.

 

Flowmeter(s) faulty. There are no gallons per minute when running in “AUTO” or “Manual”. There is no herzt signal from flowmeter in sensor status when flowing fluid through flowmeter.

See your John Deere dealer.

Tank volume count down is incorrect.

Flowmeter(s) calibration value incorrectly entered in SprayStar display.

Enter correct calibration information in SprayStar display. (See Setting Flowmeter(s) Calibration Number in SprayStar System section.)

 

Flowmeter(s) partially plugged or dirty.

Clean flowmeter(s) with John Deere Brake and Parts Cleaner (Part No. TY26101)

 

Flowmeter(s) connector pins corroded.

Clean connector.

 

Flowmeter(s) wiring harness damaged.

Repair or replace wiring harness. See your John Deere dealer.

 

Solution contains heavy solids (chemicals not properly mixed with the water).

(See Solution Contains Heavy Solids symptom in this group.)

 

Air leak in suction side of pump.

Repair air leak.

 

Speed sensor faulty.

(See “speed” Indicates “0” in this section.)

 

Display set to high flow but valve to second flowmeter closed.

Open valve to second flowmeter.

 

Display set to low flow but valve to second flowmeter open.

Close valve to second flowmeter.

 

Ground not level for measuring tank volume.

Park in level location when filling.

Application rates and acre counter are incorrect in job summaries.

Excessive spray overlap.

Adjust spraying to keep spray overlap to a minimum.

 

Large gap between sprayer passes.

Adjust spraying to minimize gaps.

 

Wheel speed and radar calibration information incorrectly entered in SprayStar display.

Enter correct calibration information in SprayStar display. (See Setting Flowmeter Calibration Number in SprayStar System section.)

 

Improper data entered in SprayStar boom setup.

Enter proper data for boom setup. (See Setup SprayStar System section.)

 

Minimum pressure too high causing over application.

Decrease minimum pressure setting in SprayStar display. (See Setting Minimum Pressure in SprayStar System section). Choose different nozzles for higher pressure setting at same speed.

 

Radar picking up signal for tall crops.

Switch to wheel speed sensor in tall crops.

 

Rear wheels spinning causing wheel speed sensors to give improper speed.

Recalibrate wheel speed sensor or switch to radar in muddy or hilly conditions.

 

Check if spray discharges from nozzles.

Refer to No Discharge From Nozzles symptom in this group.

 

Flowmeter calibration number is incorrect.

Enter correct flowmeter calibration number.

 

Exceeding system capacity.

Select slower target speed.

 

Display set to high flow but valve to second flowmeter closed.

Open valve to second flowmeter.

 

Display set to low flow but valve to second flowmeter open.

Close valve to second flowmeter.

Solution contains heavy solids (inadequate mixing of chemicals)

Improper mixing method when solution tank is filled.

Mix chemicals properly. (See chemical label.)

 

Agitation switch at load station OFF.

Turn agitation switch ON.

 

Agitation valves closed or do not open adequately.

Open agitation valve as necessary.

 

Spray off pressure not set high enough for proper agitation.

Increase spray off pressure setting.

 

Incorrect engine rpm.

Run engine at maximum rpm.

 

Pump not running at specified rpm.

Check hydraulic flow to hydraulic motor on pump.

 

Agitation nozzles plugged.

Unplug agitation nozzles.

 

Agitation nozzles angle of orientation incorrect.

Adjust agitation nozzles correctly.

 

Faulty agitation nozzles.

Replace agitation nozzles.

Pump not primed.

Air in pump.

Allow solution to fill pump and push air out before running pump.

 

Fill strainer plugged.

Clean fill strainer.

 

Pump priming procedure incorrect.

Prime solution pump correctly. (See Priming Solution Pump with Rinse System (Nurse Tank Fluid Level Even or Below Sprayer Pump) in the Wet System section.)

 

Pump bleed line kinked or forms a trap.

Route bleed line so it goes directly upward from pump to solution tank.

 

Pump bleed line partially or entirely plugged.

Clean or blow out pump bleed line.

 

Nurse tank hose does not have shut-off valve or has valve on nurse tank end of hose.

Install shut-off valve on end of nurse tank hose.

Solution tank will not fill with sprayer pump.

Load switch not in “Sprayer Pump” position.

Move load switch to “Sprayer Pump” position.

 

“Sprayer Pump” position on Load switch disabled.

Move multifunction control handle to “Park” position.

 

Solution pump not primed

Prime solution pump. (See Priming Solution Pump with Rinse System (Nurse Tank Fluid Level Even or Below Sprayer Pump) in the Wet System section.)

 

Solution level in nurse tank lower than solution pump.

Prime solution pump. (See Priming Solution Pump with Rinse System (Nurse Tank Fluid Level Even or Below Sprayer Pump) in the Wet System section.)

Solution tank will not fill with nurse tank pump.

Load switch not in “Nurse Pump” position.

Move load switch to “Nurse Pump” position.

 

Solution tank valve not open.

Check solution tank valve position.

Solution system will not rinse.

Rinse switch not moved to “Start” position.

Move rinse switch to “Start” position.

 

Rinse tank empty.

Fill rinse tank.

 

Rinse valves wires disconnected.

Check wire connection.

 

Rinse valves not opening.

See your John Deere dealer.

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