Check Engine Indicators and Gauges

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A - Exhaust Emissions Temperature Indicator

B - Engine Oil Filter Pressure Indicator

C - Charging System Indicator

D - Information Alert Indicator

E - Stop Indicator

F - Service Alert Indicator

G - Fuel Level Indicator Gauge

H - Engine Air Filter Indicator

I - Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge

J - Tachometer

K - Auto Cleaning Disabled Indicator

L - Exhaust Filter Indicator

IMPORTANT: If engine coolant temperature gauge (I) indicates hot, stop engine, and determine the cause.

If engine oil filter pressure indicator (B) or charging system indicator (C) fail to go out, stop engine, and determine the cause.

Exhaust Emissions Temperature Indicator (A)

If exhaust emissions temperature indicator remains illuminated, the presence of high temperatures inside the exhaust filter exist, which allow active filter cleaning to occur.

Engine Oil Filter Pressure Indicator (B)

IMPORTANT: NEVER operate engine without sufficient oil pressure. If engine oil filter pressure indicator stays illuminated for longer than 5 seconds, under normal operating conditions, stop engine and check for cause.

Engine oil filter pressure indicator stays illuminated when abnormal oil pressure is present.

If engine oil filter pressure indicator remains illuminated after starting engine, stop engine immediately.

Check engine oil level. If low oil level is not the problem, see your John Deere dealer.

Charging System Indicator (C)

If charging system indicator remains illuminated for longer than 5 seconds after engine is started, stop engine immediately.

Check battery connections. Check fan belt tension.

Information Alert Indicator (D)

Information alert indicator illumination and alarm signals represent an informational warning. Attention or operational adjustment is required to solve issues and prevent SERVICE or STOP situations.

If necessary, have John Deere dealer diagnose vehicle.

STOP Indicator (E)

NOTE: Correct problems before restarting.

STOP indicator illumination and alarm signals represent urgent warning. Immediate attention or service is required in order to prevent serious malfunction or damage.

Immediately stop operations, reduce engine to idle, then SHUT OFF engine.

Service Alert Indicator (F)

NOTE: Correct problems before restarting.

Service alert indictor illumination and alarm signals represent an performance warning. Immediate attention or operation is required to a prevent limited performance or damage and escalation to a STOP condition.

If necessary, have John Deere dealer diagnose vehicle.

Fuel Level Indicator Gauge (G)

Fuel fill icon illuminates, amber, when fuel level is low.

Refuel before fuel level indicator gauge needle reaches empty.

Check fuel lines and fuel filters. If tractor is allowed to run until tank is empty, bleed air out of fuel system.

Engine Air Filter Indicator (H)

If engine air filter indicator illuminates while engine is running, stop engine immediately.

Clean out plugged air cleaner.

Engine Coolant Temperature Gauge (I)

If engine coolant temperature gauge needle reaches red zone, stop engine immediately.

Check level of coolant in recovery tank and radiator when engine cools. Also check grille, radiator, and radiator screen for debris. Check fan belt tension.

Tachometer (J)

Engine revolutions per minute (rpm) are represented in hundreds.

Auto Cleaning Disabled Indicator (K)

If auto cleaning disabled indicator remains illuminated, the exhaust filter cleaning switch has been disabled.

Exhaust Filter Indicator (L)

If exhaust filter indicator remains illuminated, the exhaust filter needs cleaning.