Failure to cool. | Insufficient blower speed. | Increase blower speed. |
| | Dirty air filters. | Replace filters. |
| | Debris on radiator screen. | Clean screen. |
| | Loose compressor drive belt. | Replace belt. |
| | Dirty air screen. | Clean screen. |
| | Lint or dirt on condenser fins. | Blow out condenser fins with compressed air. |
| | Heater hoses installed backwards. | Install heater hoses correctly. (See your John Deere dealer.) |
| | Condenser is overheating. | Clean condenser screens, cores and fins of condenser and radiator. |
| | Outside temperature too low. (Below 70°F) (21°C). | Wait until day gets warmer. If there is a malfunction in system, (See your John Deere dealer.) |
| | Loose wiring connector. | Tighten connection. |
| | Compressor clutch not engaging. | Check wiring or (See your John Deere dealer.) |
| | Refrigerant is lost or extremely low (may have burned thermal fuse or low pressure switch disengages system). | See your John Deere dealer. |
| | Defective temperature control switch. | See your John Deere dealer. |
| | Restriction in refrigerant system. (High pressure switch disengages system). | See your John Deere dealer.) |
| | Expansion valve not functioning. | See your John Deere dealer. |
| | Burned out clutch field or faulty field. | See your John Deere dealer. |
| | Severe restriction in high side. | See your John Deere dealer. |
| | Clogged line strainer. | See your John Deere dealer. |
Cab pressure indicator reading at low end of indicator. | Cab blower switch turned off. | Turn switch on. |
| | Door or window not latched. | Latch door or window. |
| | Restricted air filter. | Replace with John Deere activated carbon cab air filter or appropriate substitute. (See Checking And Replacing Cab Air Filters in Cab and Air Conditioning section.) |
| | Damaged door or window seals. | Replace damaged seals. |
| | Loss of seal around control linkage, lines, wires, etc. | Seal any openings. |
| | Problem cannot be identified and corrected. | See your John Deere dealer. |
Cab pressure indicator reading at high end of indicator. | Damaged seal or pleated filter media on air filter. | Replace with John Deere activated carbon cab air filter or appropriate substitute. (See Checking And Replacing Cab Air Filters in Cab and Air Conditioning section.) |
| | Missing or incorrect air filter. | Replace with John Deere activated carbon cab air filter or appropriate substitute. (See Checking And Replacing Cab Air Filters in Cab and Air Conditioning section.) |
| | Air filter not seated properly. | Reseat or replace with John Deere activated carbon cab air filter or appropriate substitute. (See Checking And Replacing Cab Air Filters in Cab and Air Conditioning section.) |
| | Problem cannot be identified and corrected. | See your John Deere dealer. |