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Low battery voltage indicated on SPRAYSTAR
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display.
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Excessive start-stop operation.
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Leave engine running longer.
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Defective battery.
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Recharge or replace.
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Low charging voltage.
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Have your John Deere dealer check charging circuit.
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High resistance in circuit.
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Have your John Deere dealer check charging circuit.
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Low charging voltage (engine running) indicated on SPRAYSTAR
™
display.
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Low engine speed.
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Increase speed.
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Excess electrical load.
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Turn off lights. Reduce blower speed to medium or low. Clean air conditioner screens, core and filter.
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Slipping belt.
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Replace belt and/or tensioner.
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Defective battery.
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Recharge or replace.
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Defective alternator.
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Have your John Deere dealer check alternator.
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Excessive charging voltage indicated on SPRAYSTAR
™
display.
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Faulty connection to alternator.
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Check wiring connections.
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Defective regulator.
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Have your John Deere dealer check alternator.
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No solid brake pedal feel.
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Air in system.
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Bleed brakes.
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"Fault Code 110-Check Wiring" indicated on SprayStar™ display.
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Intermittent fault code 110 caused by temporary electrical noise on data line to display.
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Clear code or cycle ignition key off and on. NOTE: This fault code does not affect the performance of the SprayStar™ monitor or CCU.
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Fault code remains when machine is shut off and then started again.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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