What to do if the starter motor operates but engine doesn't start on Iseki TJ75?
If the starter motor operates on your Iseki Tractor, but the engine doesn't start, it might be due to air in the fuel system (air-bleed the fuel system) or a clogged fuel filter (clean the filter). If these steps don't work, the engine may be defective, and you should consult your Dealer.
Why won't the starter motor operate on my Iseki Tractor when I turn the key?
If the starter motor of your Iseki Tractor doesn't operate when you turn the key to START, it could be due to several reasons: * You may not have stepped on the clutch pedal, so ensure you do so. * The gear shift lever might not be in neutral; place it in neutral. * The PTO clutch may be engaged; switch it off. * The battery might be discharged; charge it. * Terminals could be loose or dirty; clean and retighten them securely. If these steps don't resolve the issue, consult your Dealer, as it might be a broken main switch or a broken starter.
What to do if my Iseki TJ75 Tractor engine overheats?
If your Iseki Tractor's engine overheats, possible causes include insufficient coolant (top it up), a broken or loose fan belt (adjust or replace it), clogged grille or radiator screens (clean them), clogged radiator fins (clean them), defective thermostat (replace it), or insufficient engine oil (inspect and replenish if needed).
Why is the starter motor on my Iseki TJ75 Tractor operating but not at full speed?
If the starter motor on your Iseki Tractor operates, but not at full speed, it could be due to a discharged battery (charge it), loose or dirty terminals (clean and retighten securely), a malfunctioning fuel pump (check the fuse), or improper oil viscosity (replace with oil of proper viscosity). If none of these resolve the issue, the engine may be defective, and you should consult your Dealer.
Why are the exhaust fumes too black on my Iseki Tractor?
If your Iseki Tractor's exhaust fumes are too black, it could be caused by poor fuel (replace with a better grade), excessive fuel delivery, insufficient fuel injector pressure, or insufficient combustion air (check, clean, or replace the air filter). For issues related to fuel delivery or injector pressure, consult your Dealer.
Why is my Iseki TJ75 Tractor engine running irregularly?
If your Iseki Tractor engine is running irregularly, it could be due to air in the fuel system (air-bleed the fuel system), a clogged fuel filter (clean the filter), clogged fuel injectors, a fuel line leaking air (retighten clamps, replace defective pipes), or fuel injection pump timing issues (check the fuse). For clogged fuel injectors, malfunctioning fuel pump consult your Dealer.
What causes my Iseki Tractor engine to stop unexpectedly?
If your Iseki Tractor engine stops unexpectedly during operation, it could be due to an insufficient fuel supply (top up fuel and bleed the fuel system). For issues related to defective fuel injectors, insufficient engine oil, or engine seizure due to low or poor oil, consult your Dealer.
Why are the exhaust fumes white on my Iseki Tractor?
If the exhaust fumes from your Iseki Tractor are white, it could be due to a clogged air cleaner (clean or replace the element(s)), a high engine oil level (inspect and correct the oil level), insufficient fuel delivery, or a cold-running engine (allow it to warm up, check the thermostat). If the issue persists, consult your Dealer.
What causes my Iseki TJ75 Tractor engine to over-speed?
If your Iseki Tractor engine over-speeds, it may be due to a defective governor or engine oil getting into the combustion chambers, in which case you should consult your Dealer.
General| Engine Type | Diesel |
|---|---|
| Engine Power | 75 hp |
| PTO Power | 65 hp |
| Drive | 4WD |
| Hydraulic System Type | Open Center |
| Tire Size (Rear) | 16.9-30 |
| Engine Configuration | 4-cylinder |
| Displacement | 3.3 L |
| Lift Capacity (at link ends) | 2500 kg |
Safety symbols and their meanings for personal safety.
Steps for safely starting the engine and moving the tractor.
Operation of brake pedals and parking brake.
Controls for position and lowering rate of the hitch.
Essential checks before starting the tractor daily.
Recommended fluids, capacities, and change intervals.
Procedures for checking and changing engine oil and filter.
Location, maintenance, and handling of the tractor battery.
Common engine problems, causes, and remedies.
Troubleshooting common clutch issues.
Troubleshooting common brake issues.
Troubleshooting common hydraulic system problems.
Troubleshooting common electrical system issues.
Troubleshooting indications on the digital panel.
Troubleshooting gear shift problems shown on the display.
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