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"Fault Code (FC) 110 Check Wiring"
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Intermittent code 110
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Turn ignition key off, then on again. If code goes away, resume operation. If problem persists, go to next system check.
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Intermittent wiring connection.
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Check all CAN wiring connectors and reconnect.
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Inspect connectors for damage and repair.
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Missing terminator
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Verify terminators are installed.
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Bad terminator
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Fault Code (FC) 110 or (FC) 020. Monitor/Controller disconnected.
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Blown fuse.
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Check fuses to CCU.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Zero pressure with spray system operating
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Solution tank empty.
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Fill tank with solution. Check tank for leaks or damage.
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Solution control valves set incorrectly.
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Set valves correctly. (See Setting Minimum Pressure in SprayStar System section.)
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Solution pump fuse faulty.
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Replace fuse.
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Solution pump bleed line kinked or forms traps.
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Unkink bleed line.
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Solution pump bleed line plugged.
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Unplug pump bleed line.
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Suction line plugged or collapsed.
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Clean or replace suction line.
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Spraying in fourth speed range.
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Shift to first or second speed range.
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Plugged solution lines.
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Unplug and flush.
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Boom strainer plugged.
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Remove, clean and install strainer.
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Solution pump is not primed.
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Prime solution pump. (See Priming Solution Pump in Wet System section.)
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Solution pump impeller clogged.
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Separate pump housing and clean impeller.
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Low or no hydraulic oil.
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Fill hydraulic reservoir to center of sight tube.
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Dirty or plugged flowmeter.
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Remove, clean with brake cleaner and install flowmeter.
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Solution tank valve closed.
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Open valve.
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Proportional valve electrical connection faulty.
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Clean, replace or repair connection.
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Hydraulic shuttle valve faulty.
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Replace or repair shuttle valve.
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Nut on solution pump impeller came off.
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Install solution pump impeller nut.
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Pressure sensor inoperative.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Shaft between solution pump and hydraulic motor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Solution pump failure.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Proportional valve assembly faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Hydraulic pump faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Hoses between reservoir, hydraulic pump priority valve, proportional valve assembly, and motor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Check valve stuck open in hydraulic load sense line.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Strainer shut-off valve closed.
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Open valve.
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Flowmeter shut-off valve closed.
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Open valve.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Low pressure reading.
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Low engine rpm.
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Operate engine at 2550 rpm.
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Nozzle tips worn.
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Replace nozzle tips with new tips properly calibrated for current application.
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Solution pump impeller clogged.
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Separate pump housing. Remove and clean impeller.
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Suction line partially blocked or collapsed.
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Clean, repair or replace suction line as necessary.
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Air leak in suction line.
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Repair or replace suction line.
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SprayStar not programmed properly.
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Setup SprayStar. (See Setup SprayStar in SprayStar System section.)
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Pressure line leaking.
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Repair or replace pressure line as necessary.
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Low or no hydraulic oil.
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Fill hydraulic reservoir to center of sight tube.
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Pressure sensor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Shaft between solution pump and hydraulic motor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Solution pump shaft seal(s) leaking.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Proportional valve faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Hydraulic pump faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Hydraulic shuttle valve faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Hoses between reservoir, hydraulic pump priority valve, proportional valve assembly, and motor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Missing bleed valve orifice.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Check valve stuck open in hydraulic load sense line.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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High pressure reading during spraying operation
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Boom in-line strainers (if equipped) partially or completely plugged.
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Clean strainers.
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Spray nozzles plugged.
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Clean and inspect nozzles. Check orifices and calibration of nozzles. Replace nozzles as necessary.
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Boom supply hoses partially or completely plugged.
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Clean out hoses.
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SprayStar not programmed properly.
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Setup SprayStar. (See Setup SprayStar in SprayStar System section.)
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High/low flow valve in wrong position.
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Turn high/low valve to correct position. (See Applying Low Application Rates in Wet System section.)
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Minimum pressure set too high.
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Lower minimum pressure setting.
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Dirty or faulty flowmeter.
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Clean with brake cleaner daily.
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Boom shut-off valves faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Pressure sensor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Faulty proportional valve assembly.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Pressure reading varies or is erratic
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Minimum spray pressure setting entered in SprayStar too high.
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Determine minimum pressure required and enter into SprayStar. (See Setting Minimum Pressure in SprayStar System section.)
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Inadequate solution supply in tank.
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Fill solution tank.
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High/low flow valve in wrong position.
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Turn high/low valve to correct position. (See Applying Low Application Rates in Wet System section.)
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Solution contains heavy solids (poor mixture).
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Check engine and pump speed. Check agitation line and valves. Be sure agitation jets are not clogged.
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Spray nozzles plugged.
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Clean and inspect nozzles. Check orifices and calibration of nozzles. Replace nozzle(s) as needed.
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Flowmeter dirty or stuck.
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Clean flowmeter with brake cleaner.
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Incorrect Sprayer Response min/max value in controller adjust.
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Enter correct min/max setting in SprayStar display. (See Setting Sprayer Response in SprayStar System section.)
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Boom charge not on when it should be.
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Set boom charge correctly.
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Boom supply hoses to booms partially plugged or collapsed.
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Remove and inspect solution hoses to booms. Clean or replace hoses as necessary.
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Boom section shut-off valve(s) faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Pressure sensor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Faulty proportional valve assembly.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Nurse tank valve at tank instead of end of line putting air in system.
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Put nurse tank valve at end of line.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Application rate varies or is erratic.
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Minimum spray pressure setting entered in SprayStar too high.
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Determine minimum pressure required and enter into SprayStar. (See Setting Minimum Pressure in SprayStar System section.)
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Inadequate solution supply in tank.
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Fill solution tank.
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High/low flow valve in wrong position.
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Turn high/low valve to correct position. (See Applying Low Application Rates in Wet System section.)
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Solution contains heavy solids (poor mixture).
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Check engine and pump speed. Check agitation line and valves. Be sure agitation jets are not clogged.
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Spray nozzles plugged.
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Clean and inspect nozzles. Check orifices and calibration of nozzles. Replace nozzle(s) as needed.
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Flowmeter dirty or stuck.
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Clean flowmeter with brake cleaner.
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Incorrect sprayer response min/max valve in controller adjust.
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Enter correct min/max setting in SprayStar display. (See Setting Sprayer Response in SprayStar System section.)
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Boom charge not on when it should be.
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Set boom charge correctly.
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Solution hoses to booms partially plugged or collapsed.
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Remove and inspect solution hoses to booms. Clean or replace hoses as necessary.
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Boom section shut-off valve(s) faulty.
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Repair or replace boom section shut-off valve(s).
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Pressure sensor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Faulty proportional valve assembly.
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Repair or replace.
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Nurse tank valve at tank instead of end of line putting air in system.
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Put nurse tank valve at end of line.
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Boom supply line bleed line plugged or check valve faulty.
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Clean or replace line or check valve.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Pressure reading at the pressure sensor when there should not be any
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Pressure sensor not calibrated correctly.
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"Zero-out" pressure sensor. (See Calibrating Pressure Sensor in SprayStar System section.)
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Faulty proportional valve assembly.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Pressure sensor leaks solution.
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Solution leaking from pressure sensor connection.
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Tighten connection and/or apply sealant.
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Will not maintain 827-1103 kPa (8.2-11 bar) (120-150 psi) "dead head" pressure.
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Worn impeller in solution pump.
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Replace impeller or (See your John Deere dealer.)
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Faulty solution pump.
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Repair or replace solution pump.
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Hydraulic standby pressure set too low.
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Set standby pressure to 1724 kPa (17.2 bar) (250 psi) or (See your John Deere dealer.)
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Faulty proportional valve.
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Replace proportional valve.
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Faulty priority valve.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Faulty hydraulic pump.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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"Speed" indicates "0"
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Wiring to speed sensor or radar disconnected.
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Connect wiring.
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Wheel speed calibration or radar calibration in SprayStar incorrectly set.
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Calibrate wheel speed sensor. (See Calibrating Wheel Speed Sensor or Calibrating Radar Sensor (Optional) in SprayStar System section.)
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Bad ground.
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Check ground.
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Speed sensor connector pins corroded.
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Clean connector.
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Speed sensor misadjusted.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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"Speed" incorrect
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No radar signal because of tall crop.
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Disconnect radar and use wheel speed sensor.
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Jumper wire not installed on radar electrical connector when radar is disconnected.
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Install jumper wire. (See Calibrating Wheel Speed Sensor in SprayStar System section.)
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Wheel speed calibration or radar calibration in SprayStar incorrectly set.
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Calibrate wheel speed sensor. (See Calibrating Wheel Speed Sensor or Calibrating Radar Sensor (Optional) in SprayStar System section.)
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Bad ground.
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Check ground.
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Radar or wheel speed sensor faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Wheel speed sensor misadjusted.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Tank volume does not count down.
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Flowmeter calibration value incorrectly entered in SprayStar display.
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Enter correct calibration information in SprayStar display. (See Setting Flowmeter Calibration Number in SprayStar System section.)
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Flowmeter wiring harness disconnected.
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Connect flowmeter wiring harness connector.
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Flowmeter plugged or dirty.
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Clean flowmeter.
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Flowmeter connector pins corroded.
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Clean connector.
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Flowmeter wiring harness damaged.
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Repair or replace wiring harness.
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Flowmeter installed backwards.
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Remove and install flowmeter correctly. (Arrow located on flowmeter body indicates direction of flow.)
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Speed sensor faulty.
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See "speed" Indicates "0" in this section.
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Spray not discharging from nozzles.
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Refer to No Discharge From Nozzles symptom in this group.
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Flowmeter faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Boom calibration numbers incorrect.
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Enter correct nozzle numbers, sections, and spacings in SprayStar display.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Tank volume count down is incorrect.
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Flowmeter calibration value incorrectly entered in SprayStar display.
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Enter correct calibration information in SprayStar display. (See Setting Flowmeter Calibration Number in SprayStar System section.)
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Flowmeter partially plugged or dirty.
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Disassemble, clean and assemble flowmeter.
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Flowmeter connector pins corroded.
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Clean connector.
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Flowmeter wiring harness damaged.
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Repair or replace wiring harness.
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Solution contains heavy solids (chemicals not properly mixed with the water).
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(See Solution Contains Heavy Solids symptom in this group.)
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Air leak in suction side of pump.
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Repair air leak.
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Flowmeter sensor not aligned properly.
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Align sensor properly. (See Cleaning Flowmeter- Daily in Wet System section.)
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Flowmeter faulty.
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See your John Deere dealer.
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Speed sensor faulty.
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(See "speed" Indicates "0" in this section.)
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Display set to high flow but valve to second flowmeter closed.
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Open valve to second flowmeter.
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Display set to low flow but valve to second flowmeter open.
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Close valve to second flowmeter.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Application rates and acre counter are incorrect in job summaries.
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Excessive spray overlap.
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Adjust spraying to keep spray overlap to a minimum.
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Large gap between sprayer passes.
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Adjust spraying to minimize gaps.
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Wheel speed and radar calibration information incorrectly entered in SprayStar display.
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Enter correct calibration information in SprayStar display. (See Setting Flowmeter Calibration Number in SprayStar System section.)
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Improper data entered in SprayStar boom setup.
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Enter proper data for boom setup. (See Setup SprayStar System section.)
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Minimum pressure too high causing over application.
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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.
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Radar picking up signal for tall crops.
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Switch to wheel speed sensor in tall crops.
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Left front wheel spinning causing wheel speed sensor to give improper speed.
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Recalibrate wheel speed sensor or switch to radar in muddy or hilly conditions.
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Check if spray discharges from nozzles.
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Refer to No Discharge From Nozzles symptom in this group.
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Display set to high flow but valve to second flowmeter closed.
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Open valve to second flowmeter.
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Display set to low flow but valve to second flowmeter open.
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Close valve to second flowmeter.
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| Symptom |
Problem |
Solution |
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Solution contains heavy solids (inadequate mixing of chemicals)
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Improper mixing method when solution tank is filled.
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Mix chemicals properly. (See chemical label.)
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Agitation valves closed or do not open adequately.
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Open agitation valve as necessary.
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Spray off pressure not set high enough for proper agitation.
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Increase spray off pressure setting.
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Incorrect engine rpm.
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Run engine at 2550 rpm.
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Pump not running at specified rpm.
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Check hydraulic flow to hydraulic motor on pump.
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Agitation nozzles plugged.
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Unplug agitation nozzles.
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Agitation nozzles installed backwards.
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Install agitation nozzles correctly.
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Faulty agitation nozzles.
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Replace agitation nozzles.
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Sprayer will not load through QUIK-FILL valve
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Fill strainer plugged.
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Clean fill strainer
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Pump not primed.
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Solution control valves improperly set.
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Set valves correctly.
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Air in pump.
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Allow solution to fill pump and push air out before running pump.
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Fill strainer plugged.
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Clean fill strainer.
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Pump priming procedure incorrect.
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Prime solution pump correctly. (See Priming Solution Pump in the Wet System section.)
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Pump bleed line kinked or forms a trap.
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Route bleed line so it goes directly upward from pump to solution tank.
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Pump bleed line partially or entirely plugged.
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Clean or blow out pump bleed line.
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Nurse tank hose does not have shut-off valve or has valve on nurse tank end of hose.
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Install shut-off valve on end of nurse tank hose.
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