Why is the safety bolt shorn on my Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the safety bolt is shorn on your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment, it's likely that the bale is too heavy or its diameter is too large. Reduce the bale weight or diameter to prevent this.
What to do if the control system does not respond to the ON-OFF button on Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the control system of your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment doesn't respond to the ON-OFF button, check if the battery supply cable is connected to the machine side cable by plugging the COBO male connector into the COBO female connector. Ensure the data cable is securely connected to the control terminal. Verify that the cables on the battery terminals are correctly connected, with the red cable (with the fuse) to the positive (+) and the black cable to the negative (-). Clean any tarnish from the battery terminals and ensure the battery voltage is at least 12 V. Finally, check the fuses in the POWER BOX module to ensure they are not burnt or missing.
Why are the baling belts breaking on my Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment's baling belts break or the staples give way, it could be due to foreign bodies in the product. Inspect the belts and replace or repair them as needed. Misaligned belt runs can also cause this issue, so adjust the belt guides and/or the gate rollers. Also, ensure the bale isn't exceeding the maximum diameter by checking the last bale diameter adjustment. Finally, inspect the electrical system, machine cables, tractor connections, indicator lights and the sound alarm.
What to do if the gate fails to close on Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the gate of your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment fails to close, first ensure that the hydraulic valve is open. Then, check for any product obstructing the gate's closing path and remove it. Finally, verify that the hydraulic system output is properly connected to the tractor by checking and retightening the hydraulic output quick-release coupling.
Why the rotor does not turn on Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the rotor does not turn on your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment, first check if the cutting assembly control lever is in NEUTRAL. If so, switch the lever to DRIVE. If that's not the issue, the safety shear bolts may have failed, so replace them.
Why is there insufficient bale centre wrap on Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If there is insufficient bale centre wrap on your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment, the cord guiding arm may be working too fast. Reduce the wrapper electric actuator speed by reducing the setting.
Why are the chains slipping over the gear teeth on my Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the chains slip over the gear teeth on your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment, the tensioners may be slack. Tension the chains and readjust the tensioners. If that doesn't solve the problem, the gears and chains may be worn out, so replace them.
Why does the bale stop rolling on Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the bale stops rolling on your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment, the PTO drive shaft torque limiter may be triggered. Reset the PTO drive shaft torque limiter (see the PTO drive shaft Manual). Another possible cause is that the belt tensioning arm rollers are stuck, so check the roller bearings.
Why are the pickup prongs missing the product with Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the pickup prongs are missing the product with your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment, it could be because the pickup speed is too low relative to the working speed. Increase the working speed. Also, increase the tractor PTO speed and make the product row more narrow.
Why are the bales barrelled or tapered with Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment?
If the bales are barrelled or tapered when using your Metal-Fach Lawn and Garden Equipment, it may be because the product is only being collected in the centre. Follow the control terminal guidance when working on single rows on the left and right-hand sides. If the product row is too narrow, widen the product row and make it more uniform and square.
Essential manual for safe operation, must be understood by all operators.
Warranty information is provided at the end of this manual.
Defines the intended purpose and scope of the round baler's operation.
Manufacturer declares compliance with EU directives and harmonised standards.
Provides key physical dimensions and weight specifications.
Details components of the pickup and handling system.
Specifications for wrapping materials and methods.
Technical details on the machine's belts.
Technical specifications for the tyres.
Technical information on the PTO drive shaft.
Specifies tractor compatibility and power needs.
Defines the characteristics of the bales produced.
Details the specifications of the F Bus control system.
Explains critical terms and symbols for safety.
General warnings and precautions for safe operation.
Safety guidelines specifically for maintenance tasks.
Identifies and explains warning labels on the machine.
Details protective guards and safety devices.
Procedures for loading the machine using ramps.
Procedures for loading the machine using cranes.
Illustrates and lists the main parts of the round baler.
Explains the step-by-step process of the baling operation.
Essential checks and preparations before operating the machine.
Safe procedures for towing the machine with a tractor.
Procedures for hitching the baler to a tractor for operation.
Steps to connect F Bus, lighting, hydraulic, and PTO systems.
Performing tests to ensure proper machine function.
Steps for preparing the machine for work, including installing cord/net.
Guidelines for preparing the field and product for baling.
Initial steps to start the machine for field work.
Recommendations for adapting driving speed.
Monitoring and managing the baling chamber fill.
Monitoring and controlling the baling process stages.
Managing the bale wrapping cycle.
Procedure for releasing the finished bale.
Troubleshooting and clearing product jams.
Correct procedure for stopping the machine.
Procedures for safely parking the machine.
Importance of regular checks and adjustments.
Maintenance for safety devices.
Adjusting chain tension for optimal performance.
Adjusting scraper positions for effective cleaning.
Adjusting, maintaining, and bonding machine belts.
Adjusting wrapper settings for cord and net.
Maintenance of sensors and electronic components.
Adjusting pickup height, lift, prongs, and cam.
Maintenance and adjustment for the cutting assembly.
Checks for wheels and tyres.
Checking and retightening bolts.
Safety precautions for welding on the machine.
Routine lubrication and regreasing procedures.
Information and procedures related to hydraulic oil.
Safety precautions and methods for cleaning the machine.
Initial inspection scope for new machines.
Daily inspection procedures and precautions.
Guidance for handling machine failures.
Procedures for storing the machine.
Steps before restarting after storage.
Information on ordering original spare parts.
Overview of the F Bus system and its modules.
Details on individual sensors and actuators in the system.
Installation and functions of the EasyTronic terminal.
Solutions for PTO joint related problems.
Solutions for issues related to product feeding.
Troubleshooting for baling density and progress issues.
Troubleshooting for problems during the wrapping process.
Troubleshooting for the cutting assembly.
Troubleshooting for hydraulic system malfunctions.
Troubleshooting connection and EasyTronic problems.
List of optional accessories available for the baler.
List of optional kits for purchase and installation.
General| Brand | Metal-Fach |
|---|---|
| Model | Z589 |
| Category | Lawn and Garden Equipment |
| Language | English |
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