Why does the oil heat up in my KUHN RW1600 Farm Equipment?
The oil in your KUHN Farm Equipment may be heating up due to incorrect valve block settings or excessively high oil flow from the tractor. To resolve this, verify the valve block's settings and reduce the oil flow to a maximum of 26 liters per minute.
What to do if my KUHN RW1600 is off?
If your KUHN Farm Equipment is off, it could be due to a communication problem between the control panel and the driver module, or a blown fuse in the main print card of the driver module. Check the power supply and cable connections between the control panel and driver module to ensure they are secure. Try disconnecting the power for 15 seconds, then reconnect it. Also, inspect the fuse.
How to fix if the film is not cut in my KUHN RW1600 Farm Equipment?
If the film is not being cut in your KUHN Farm Equipment, there could be excessive pressure on the roller, the roller might not be rotating freely, or the knife could be dull. Adjust the distance between the roller and the retainer to 4-5 mm, oil the roller to ensure free rotation, and exchange the knife if it's dull, adjusting it as necessary.
What to do if I see Err 2 on my KUHN RW1600 Farm Equipment?
If you're seeing Err 2 on your KUHN Farm Equipment, it indicates that the maximum time for raising or lowering the loading arm has been exceeded. Check the sensor on the loading arm and increase the oil flow from the tractor.
What to do if the film is not retained in my KUHN RW1600 Farm Equipment?
If the film is not being retained in your KUHN Farm Equipment, it could be due to insufficient pressure on the roller, a dirty roller, a worn retainer, or the catch rod L releasing too late. Check the distance between components, ensuring it's 4-5 mm. Inspect for play between guide rollers A and catch rod L. Ensure roller B is clean and free of oil. Check the retainer for wear and replace if necessary. Adjust the catch rod stopper A with washers to achieve a 2-3 mm distance between the end plate edge and the knife assembly.
What does Err 3 mean on my KUHN RW1600 Farm Equipment and how to fix it?
Err 3 on your KUHN Farm Equipment indicates a problem with the distance between the magnet and sensor, a defective or disconnected sensor, or an incorrect setting of parameter A6. Adjust the magnet or sensor, check or replace the sensor, and change parameter A6 accordingly.
What to do if I see Err 6 on my KUHN Farm Equipment display?
If you see Err 6 on your KUHN Farm Equipment display, it means the maximum time for raising the table has been exceeded. Verify the functionality of the table down sensor, increase the t9 parameter, and increase the oil flow from the tractor.
How do I fix Err 8 on my KUHN Farm Equipment?
Err 8 on your KUHN Farm Equipment indicates that the magnet or sensor for the loading arm is defective or incorrectly positioned. Adjust the magnet or sensor so that the sensor activates when the loading arm is in the correct position.
What does Err 9 mean on KUHN RW1600 Farm Equipment?
Err 9 on KUHN Farm Equipment means that the maximum time between two pulses of the film end stop sensor has been exceeded. You should check if the film end stop sensor works and increase t14.
What causes a faulty spool valve unit in KUHN RW1600 Farm Equipment?
A faulty spool valve unit in KUHN Farm Equipment can occur if the spool valve does not move freely. To address this, move the spool valve backwards and forwards a few times and push the plastic cap at the end of the magnet.
General| Brand | KUHN |
|---|---|
| Model | RW1600 |
| Category | Farm Equipment |
| Language | English |
Covers safety precautions for connecting, hydraulics, and road transport.
Covers safety rules and considerations for transporting the machine on roads.
Details safety measures for operating, detaching, and servicing the machine.
Covers safety for hitching and essential tractor specifications.
Explains how to adjust the drawbar and hitch the machine.
Explains safe connection of hydraulic hoses and electronic wiring.
Emphasizes safety rules and checks before operating the machine.
Covers safety rules, closing valves, and securing the machine for transport.
Provides a checklist for ensuring roadworthiness and safe transport.
Outlines safety rules and setting the machine to working position.
Explains joystick and electronic control modes for wrapping.
Outlines safety rules, required knowledge, and conditions for maintenance.
Provides a detailed schedule for checks, lubrication, and part changes.
Emphasizes switching off the engine before attempting repairs.
Lists common errors, their causes, solutions, and relevant pages.
Addresses problems with the film cutting mechanism and pre-stretchers.
Covers issues with hydraulics, oil flow, and film retention.
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