Machine

PC19673-UN-28MAY14

PC19672-UN-27MAY14

PC19674-UN-28MAY14
A - Machine-side Connectors
B - ISO Connector
C - Feedback Sensor Connector
| Symptom | Problem | Solution |
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Implement not displayed or inoperable.
| Dirty or loose connectors (A) on machine-side of ISO
connector (B). |
Clean connectors and
reconnect tightly.
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GreenStar harness improperly connected.
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Power down machine and
system, disconnect harness, clean, and install properly.
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Electrical short in harness.
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Check electrical wiring
for breaks, shorts, and damage.
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Application controller connected with machine powered
on and (or) codes active on machine.
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Turn off machine and completely disconnect application
controller from system. (Reference Disconnecting the Active Implement
Guidance System.) Start machine and allow display to completely boot
up. Turn machine off and reconnect application controller and all
harnesses.
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Application controller not communicating with CAN bus
after key cycle.
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Verify application controller is on switched power. If
application controller is on constant power, it does not power down
and will not appear on display when machine is powered back on.
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SCV does not enter Auto mode.
| SCV option connector not plugged in. |
Verify that 9-pin SCV
option connector is plugged into machine.
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AC (Auto Control) not showing on selective control valve
(SCV) display (30 series tractor or older).
Auto Mode
checkbox is grayed out and cannot be selected (R series tractors).
| Dirty or loose machine-side implement feedback sensor
connector (C) at rear of machine. Early versions of harness used a
10-pin rectangular connector. |
Clean connectors and
reconnect tightly.
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SCV is not in detent.
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Ensure that SCV is in
detent and not float mode. If SCV lever remains in forward position,
then it is in float mode.
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Incorrect Setup.
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Verify that correct
control type is selected, SCVs are selected in Active Implement Guidance
setup, and power has been cycled.
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SCV selection not correct in CommandCenter Display
(R series).
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On CommandCenter™
Display, select SCV being utilized.
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System steers in one direction.
| Inline check valves are installed in the system.
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Remove check valves.
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Hydraulic hoses are reversed.
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Switch positions of
hydraulic hoses and calibrate maximum left, center, and maximum right
positions.
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Application controller was connected while machine was
running, creating hydraulic controller fault codes.
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1. Turn off machine.
2. Disconnect application controller, constant power harness,
and option connector from external rear panel of cab.
3. Disconnect CAN bus T-connectors and connect 4-pin connector directly
to ISO implement connector.
4. Start machine. Once all
systems start up, turn off machine.
5. Reconnect application
controller, constant power harness, and option connector.
6. Reconnect CAN bus T-connectors between 4-pin connector and ISO
implement connector.
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Side shift 3-point hitch locks in one direction after
reaching headland.
| Implement Shifter mode - Shifter Stay On Enabled.
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Drive toward next guidance
line and select AutoTrac resume. Implement acquires line and begins tracking.
Change Implement Shifter
mode to Shifter Stay On Disabled.
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Compatibility of hitch with Active Implement Guidance.
Hitch travel is not parallel to machine rear axle.
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Install an implement
feedback sensor and sensor harness. Change control selection from
Implement Shifting to Implement Steering. Calibrate left, center,
and right positions.
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Implement steers away from line when AutoTrac™
resume button is pressed.
| SCV hoses hooked up in reverse. |
Switch hoses in SCV
outlets.
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Implement steering calibration was done with right and
left limits reversed.
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Reversing right and
left inputs and Perform implement steer calibration again.
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Incorrect implement feedback sensor connector plugged
in to wheel angle sensor.
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Plug in correct implement
feedback connector for SCV selected in controller.
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Machine not steering to line.
| EC displayed on SCV display. |
Push correct SCV control
lever into detent to bring up AC mode.
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Hydraulic steering not responding well.
| Steering cylinder leaking fluid. |
Check for leakage.
(Reference service section for more information.)
Repair or replace cylinder.
Contact your John Deere dealer for assistance.
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Insufficient machine hydraulic pressure.
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Check machine hydraulic
pressure.
(Reference machine Operator's Manual for more
information.)
Ensure that hydraulic
oil is at operating temperature.
Use correct size hydraulic
cylinders for machine pressure.
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Counterbalance valve improperly adjusted.
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Adjust counterbalance
valve cartridges and perform threshold calibration.
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Hydraulic hoses connected improperly or poorly.
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Check hose O-rings,
connect properly, and tighten connections.
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Valve is frozen.
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Manually cycle hydraulic
cylinders to the full right and left. If condition repeats, oil may
be contaminated, causing plugging, or SCV may require a shuttle valve
to prevent it from going into Desilting Mode during low flow conditions.
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Active Implement Guidance settings incorrect.
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Verify system moves
fluidly with extend and retract tests, and adjust sensitivities and
thresholds accordingly.
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GreenStar is a trademark of Deere & Company
CommandCenter
is a trademark of Deere & Company
AutoTrac is a trademark of Deere & Company
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