To Next PageTo Next PageWhat does it mean if Instrument panel battery charging indicator is "ON" during operation of Case IH FARMALL 35A?
If the instrument panel battery charging indicator is on during operation of your Case IH Tractor, there might be a bad electrical connection. Check the battery terminals and ground, and repair as needed.
What to do if my Case IH FARMALL 35A Tractor start motor does not rotate?
If the start motor of your Case IH Tractor doesn't rotate when the key switch is in the start position, several issues could be the cause. First, check for a low battery charge and charge or replace the battery if necessary. Ensure that the battery and starter cable terminals are tightened. Also, make sure the clutch pedal is fully depressed and the PTO switch is in the OFF position. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the key switch or starter motor may be faulty, requiring repair or replacement.
Why is the color of exhaust smoke white from Case IH FARMALL 35A Tractor?
White exhaust smoke from your Case IH Tractor could be due to a low engine operating temperature; allow the engine to reach a higher operating temperature. It could also mean the engine is burning oil or that engine coolant is entering the exhaust, both of which require engine repair.
How to fix Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) not functioning properly in Case IH FARMALL 35A?
If the Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) in your Case IH Tractor is not functioning properly, it could be due to excessive soot build-up. Try starting the regeneration of the DPF system. If that doesn't work, the Engine Control Unit (ECU) might not be functioning properly, and you should contact an authorized dealer for electronic diagnosis.
Why is the color of exhaust gas black from Case IH FARMALL 35A Tractor?
Black exhaust gas from your Case IH Tractor could be due to a clogged air filter, so clean or replace it. It may also indicate an excessive fuel supply or a faulty fuel injector, in which case you should contact an authorized dealer.
What does it mean if instrument panel engine oil pressure indicator light is "ON" during operation of Case IH FARMALL 35A Tractor?
If the instrument panel engine oil pressure indicator light is on during operation of your Case IH Tractor, it could indicate several problems. First, check the engine oil level and add oil if needed. Low oil viscosity could also be the cause, so replace the oil with the proper viscosity type. Other potential issues include a faulty pressure switch, a faulty engine oil pump, or a clogged engine oil filter, all of which may require repair or replacement.
Why is my Case IH Tractor engine speed irregular?
Irregular engine speed in your Case IH Tractor can be caused by several factors. Check for air in the fuel system and bleed it. A clogged fuel filter can also cause this issue, so clean or replace it. Additionally, inspect the injection nozzle for clogging and repair or replace if needed. Fuel leakage can also lead to irregular engine speed, so repair the fuel system if necessary.
What to do if Case IH FARMALL 35A Tractor start motor rotates but engine does not start?
If the start motor rotates but the engine of your Case IH Tractor doesn't start, first check the battery charge and replace or charge the battery if needed. Another possible cause is air in the fuel system, which requires bleeding. Also, the fuel filter might be clogged, so clean or replace it.
How to troubleshoot low engine power in Case IH FARMALL 35A?
To troubleshoot low engine power in your Case IH Tractor, start by checking for a clogged fuel injector nozzle and repair it as needed. Also, inspect for carbon accumulation on the valve seat and repair the valves and seats if necessary. Ensure the valve gap is correctly adjusted. Check the fuel system for any restrictions and clean or replace the air filter if it's clogged.
What to do if my Case IH Tractor engine stops suddenly?
If your Case IH Tractor engine stops suddenly during operation, it could be due to a fuel shortage. Add fuel and bleed air from the fuel system. A faulty fuel injector could also be the cause, requiring repair or replacement. In some cases, internal engine parts may have seized due to lack of lubrication, necessitating engine repair.
Information regarding adjustment and maintenance of new equipment.
Guidance on proper and safe tractor operation within its design limits.
Guidelines for preventing interference from add-on equipment.
Location of PIN and emission plates for service and identification.
Explanation of DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and NOTICE signal words and personal safety.
General safety guidelines and precautions for operating the machine.
Instructions for using warning tags before servicing the machine.
Safety precautions related to the ROPS structure and its integrity.
Instructions for safely entering and exiting the tractor operator's platform.
Information on the operator's seat, including seat belt usage and maintenance.
Description of various controls located at the front of the tractor.
Identification and function of indicators and gauges on the instrument panel.
Troubleshooting guide for engine and system fault codes displayed on the panel.
Operation of the hydrostatic transmission cruise control.
Operation of the forward/reverse shuttle shift lever on mechanical models.
Operation of the foot-operated clutch pedal on mechanical models.
Information on brake pedals, their function, and locking mechanism.
Use of the foot throttle pedal on mechanical models for speed control.
Operation of the hand throttle lever for field operation.
Description of the three positions of the key switch for starting the engine.
Use of the differential lock pedal for traction improvement.
Operation of the HST forward and reverse pedals.
Control of various lighting functions using the multifunction switch.
Main switch for enabling the Constant Engine Speed (CES) function.
Function of the DPF switch to delay or stop regeneration.
Controls located on the left side of the tractor.
Operation of the transmission range selector lever for different speed ranges.
Engaging and disengaging the parking brake.
Operation of the lever for engaging and disengaging four-wheel drive.
Operation of the optional mid PTO lever.
Controls located on the right side of the tractor.
Operation of the HPL lever to control the position of the lift arms.
Using position control for three-point linkage equipment.
Operation of optional rear remote hydraulic valves for cylinder control.
Operation of the mid-mount two spool control valve for front end loader.
Operation of the main gear shift lever for mechanical transmission.
External controls on the tractor.
Procedure for opening and closing the tractor hood.
Procedures for initial setup and break-in of the tractor.
Recommended procedure for breaking in the engine during the first 50 hours.
Explanation of DPF regeneration process and system components.
Recommended fuel and engine oil specifications for optimal performance.
Automatic operation of the DPF regeneration cycle.
How to delay or stop DPF regeneration.
Procedure for manually initiating DPF regeneration.
Function and operation of the Constant Engine Speed (CES) system.
Procedures for engaging and disengaging the rear and mid PTO.
Description of the three-point linkage system for attaching implements.
Step-by-step guide for attaching and detaching implements.
Procedure for adjusting the top link length.
Information on using the tractor's drawbar for towing.
Procedures for starting the tractor engine.
Operating the key switch for starting the engine.
Using glow plugs for cold weather starting assistance.
Steps for starting the engine on mechanical transmission models.
General procedure for starting the engine, including checks.
How the operator presence system affects starting.
Steps for starting the engine on hydrostatic transmission models.
Safe procedure for jump-starting the tractor battery.
Procedures for safely stopping the tractor engine.
Step-by-step process to shut down the engine.
Procedures for emergency engine shutdown on both models.
Information on brake pedals, stopping the tractor, and brake pedal lock.
Engaging and disengaging the park brake.
Procedures related to moving the tractor.
Adjusting the tilt and position of the steering wheel.
How the hydraulic steering system operates and related notes.
Recommended warm-up periods for the transmission in cold weather.
Operating the hydrostatic transmission, including range selection and pedal use.
How to engage and disengage the cruise control feature.
Operation of external controls for the 12x12 mechanical transmission.
Step-by-step guide for operating the 12x12 mechanical transmission.
Procedures for safely parking the tractor.
General precautions before parking the machine.
Steps for parking the tractor on mechanical models.
Steps for parking the tractor on HST models.
Information related to transporting the tractor on public roads.
Description of the tractor's external lighting system.
Identification and operation of turn signal and hazard lights.
Operation of road lights, taillights, and hazard lights.
Operation of the tractor's work lights.
Precautions and controls for driving the tractor on roads.
Procedures for transporting the tractor via truck or trailer.
Procedures for recovering a disabled tractor.
Safety and control aspects when towing the tractor.
Safety guidelines for towing implements with the tractor.
General information related to working operations.
Importance and types of ballast for traction and stability.
Specifics on cast iron weights and their mounting.
Details on optional cast iron weights and their placement.
Information about the optional front weight carrier bracket.
Information on the optional rear counter weight bracket.
Details about the optional 3-point hitch ballasting box.
Importance of regular lubrication and maintenance for equipment longevity.
Procedure for lubricating grease fittings to ensure proper component function.
Specifications for diesel fuel and the use of fuel conditioner.
Guidelines for using biodiesel fuels and their specifications.
Safety precautions and procedure for refueling the tractor.
Procedure for changing to OAT coolant and compatibility.
Table listing recommended lubricants for various tractor components.
Chart detailing fluid capacities for the tractor.
Maintenance schedule outlining actions and intervals.
Detailed chart for maintenance actions, intervals, and page references.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 10 hours or daily.
Procedure for checking the engine oil level using the dipstick.
Procedure for checking the engine cooling system and coolant level.
Maintenance tasks to be performed after the first 50 hours of operation.
Procedure for changing the engine oil and oil filter.
Procedure for replacing the hydraulic system oil filter.
Procedure for replacing the hydrostatic transmission oil filter.
Inspection and torque check for ROPS mounting bolts and seat belt.
Procedure for tightening wheel bolts and nuts to specified torque.
Procedure for replacing the fuel water separator filter.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 50 hours.
Lubrication points for grease fittings on the tractor.
Procedure for checking the transmission fluid level.
Procedure for adjusting the clutch pedal free play.
Procedure for adjusting the brake pedal free play.
Checking and adjusting the HST neutral position linkage.
Procedure for checking and adjusting tire inflation pressures.
Procedure for checking the front axle and differential oil level.
Procedure for cleaning the primary air cleaner element.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 100 hours.
Procedure for draining the fuel filter.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 300 hours.
Procedure for changing the engine oil and oil filter.
Procedure for replacing the engine oil filter.
Procedure for replacing the HST system oil filter.
Procedure for checking wheel bolts and nuts.
Procedure for replacing the primary air cleaner element.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 500 hours.
Procedure for replacing the fuel filter water separator.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 600 hours.
Procedure for changing the front axle and differential fluid.
Procedure for changing the transmission fluid.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 1000 hours.
Procedure for replacing the air cleaner inner element.
Maintenance tasks to be performed every 1500 hours.
Procedure for draining and flushing the engine coolant system.
General maintenance procedures.
Procedure for bleeding the fuel water separator filter.
Checking the HST neutral adjustment.
Replacing the ROPS if it has sustained possible damage.
Information and precautions regarding the tractor battery.
Information and precautions regarding the tractor alternator.
Procedure for replacing headlight bulbs.
Procedure for replacing turn signal and hazard light bulbs.
Procedure for replacing flasher unit bulbs.
Procedure for tightening wheel bolts and nuts.
Procedure for adjusting front wheel toe-in.
Procedure for adjusting brake pedal free play.
Procedure for adjusting clutch pedal free play.
Location of the main fuse panel and fuse/relay assignments.
Recommendations for storing the tractor for extended periods.
Protective measures for storing the tractor.
Service procedures required before using a stored tractor.
Introduction to troubleshooting by symptoms.
Table listing engine problems, possible causes, and corrections.
Troubleshooting for hydraulic lift system issues.
Troubleshooting for steering system problems.
Troubleshooting for hydrostatic transmission issues.
Troubleshooting for electrical system problems.
Chart outlining recommended tire inflation pressures and load capacities.
Information on adding liquid ballast to rear tires.
Technical specifications for the tractor's engine, electrical, and fuel systems.
Table of various tractor dimensions and settings.
General mention of available accessories.
Description of the optional front grille guard and its compatibility.
Checklist for owner delivery service checks and safety items.
Checklist for operative service checks performed by the dealer.
Checklist for dealer delivery service checks and safety items.
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