Troubles and Rernedies
.Working conditions vary so wide.ly that it is impossible to cover oll causes which
may lead to operating troubles. Seil properties, thickness of windrows, condition
of crap, inexperienced handling or negligent servicing of the machine may a,1I
be responsible. If the following chart does not help you to trace end eliminate
a fault, call on the expert advice of our appointed representatives, dealers end
service engineers who are always af your disposal.
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~ Trouble! Possiblec~1 Remedy Remarks
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8 I Mistying(twine)
9 f Mistyihg (wire)
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Continuous res- I Reduce speed by
ponse of deflecting
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same pto speed
Ipacker (540rpm)
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Trouble Possible causa
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Remedy
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Remarks
Curves taken tao
I Shutoff pto before
usa wide
angle uni,-
Universal shaft
tight,ly
I making aturn
versal shaft
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knacks end runs
out of balance
I Attach baler
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Incorrect C:UPli:9 .[ correctly
land 3
I BQleVO"ooded
I Drive more slowly
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I pick up lass I
Main dri,ve
material
2
I dutch is slipping
I Adjust clutch
Torque is to smaH
I see page 17
(300-450 Nm)
Clogged through
I Clear clogging,
overload, safety
reduce speed,
clutch operates
pick up less
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I Pick-up stops
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material
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Pick-up drags on
I Set pick-op high.,
I seepage7
ground, set to lew
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Reduce speed,
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Crop bunched
I Baler overloaded
I pick up lass
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up between
materi.al
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I pick-up end
I fe.edfable
I Windguard isbellt I Straightenwind-
I guard
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I Crop is damp
Slacken density I seepage7
control
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laboured working
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see page 12
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gradually getting
BI'unt knivas
fig.19
worse
end 20
Baling chamber
Empty chamber,
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stuck with squashed
material
clean inside waJls
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I Shearbolt broken
Removeforeign I
foreign matter
body, fhtnewshear I seepage 17
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Ram stops
in crop
bolt .
Baler overloaded
I Reducespeed,pick-
by very thick
windrows
I up less material
. I Re-setpackerad-
see page 14
Uneven compachon
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lustment rac et
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Curved Bales
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