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Figure 4.146: Calibration Page
11. Press the PLAY icon to begin the calibration process.
NOTE:
During the calibration procedure, the windrowers
computer will vary the engine rpm and header speed.
NOTE:
Press X icon (A) on the screen or use the HEADER
DISENGAGE switch at any time during the calibration
process to exit the calibration procedure without saving
your progress. The engine speed will return to the original
rpm prior to starting the calibration process.
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Figure 4.147: Calibration Page
NOTE:
If error message (A) appears when calibrating the knife drive
system, follow the instructions in the message to fix the
error. Press X (B) to exit the message. If the knife
calibration fails:
Confirm that the engine and hydraulics are at operating
temperature.
Confirm that the hydraulic system is free of any
restrictions and is in working order.
Confirm that the throttle is working:
Check the engine codes to confirm that engine is not
de-rated or throttle-inhibited
The throttle is controlled via the powertrains CAN
network 1. Check the networks wiring and connectors for an open or intermittent connection
Confirm that the sensor mounting is secured properly and that the sensors gap is set correctly.
Check the sensor wiring and connectors for an intermittent connection.
Replace the sensor.
Calibrating Header Position Sensors on Harvest Performance Tracker Display
The header position sensors need to be recalibrated whenever the Harvest Performance Tracker (HPT) is replaced, a
position sensor is replaced, sensor readouts are erratic, a pump has been replaced, or when a new header type or
attachment is connected to the windrower.
DANGER
Never start or move the machine until you are sure that all bystanders have cleared the area.
1. Start the engine.
OPERATION

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