Case IH 1000 Series Panther Operator’s Manual Instant Download (Publication No.37-110R1)

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THIS SAFETY ALERT SYMBOL INDICATES IMPORTANT
SAFETY MESSAGES IN THIS MANUAL. WHEN YOU SEE THIS
SYMBOL, CAREFULL Y READ THE MESSAGE THAT FOLLOWS
AND BE ALERT TO THE POSSIBILITY OF PERSONAL
INJURY OR DEM H B
If Safety Decals on this machine use the words
Danger, Warning or Caution, which are defined as
follows 0 DANGER Indicates an immediate
hazardous situation which if not avoided, will
result in death or serious injury. The color
associated with Danger is RED. 0 WARNING
Indicates an potentially hazardous situation
which if not avoided, will result in serious
injury. The color associated with Warning is
ORANGE. 0 CAUTION Indicates an potentially
hazardous situation which if not avoided, may
result in minor or moderate injury. It may also
be used to alert against unsafe practices. The
color associated with Caution is YELLOW. If
Safety Decals on this machine are ISO two panel
Pictorial, decals are defined as follows
0 The first panel indicates the nature of the
hazard. 0 The second panel indicates the
appropriate avoidance of the hazard. 0
Background color is YELLOW. 0 Prohibition
symbols such as
and if used, are RED.
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WA I IMPROPER OPERATION OF THIS MACHINE CAN CAUSE
INJURY OR DEATH. BEFORE USING THIS MACHINE, MAKE
CERTAIN THAT EVERY OPERATOR 0 Is instructed in
safe and proper use of the machine. 0 Reads and
understands the Manual(s) pertaining to the
machine. G Reads and understands ALL Safety
Decals on the machine. M Clears the area of other
persons. G Learns and practices safe use of
machine controls in a safe, clear area before
operating this machine on a job site. It is your
responsibility to observe pertinent laws and
regulations and follow Case Corporation
instructions on machine operation and maintenance.
2001 Case Corporation
Bur 0-00000 issued November, 1994
CASE and IH are registered trademarks of Case
Corporation
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STEIGER TRACTOR, INC. NEW EQUIPMENT WARRANTY FOR
AGRICULTURAL EQUIPMENT
Steiger Tractor, Inc. (Steiger) warrants to an
authorized Steiger dealer and the Steiger dealer,
in turn, warrants to the original purchaser each
item of new Steiger agricultural equipment to be
free of defect in material or workmanship,
subject to the following provisions WARRANTY
PERIOD Warranty starts on the date the equipment
is delivered to the original purchaser and is
extended for a period of
Tractors
Base warranty period - Twelve (12) months or 1500
hours, whichever occurs first
Extended drivetrain warranty period - Additional
twelve (12) months or a total of twenty-four (24)
months, or 1500 hours, whichever occurs first
Applies to clutch, transmission, driveline,
transfer case, axle assemblies (engine
excluded). Caterpillar engine warranty period -
Twenty-four (24) months, unlimited hours
(Administered by Steiger in U S and Canada).
Tillage Equlpment
Twelve (12) months, unli mited hours
Steiger service parts and remanufactured parts
purchased from an authorized Steiger dealer are
warranted to be free of defect in material or
workmanship for a period of 90 days, starting
from the date of purchase or for the balance of
the Steiger equipment's warranty period,
whichever is greater
Stelger Service Parts
Caterplllar Service Parts Caterpillar service
parts and remanufactured parts purchased from a
Caterpillar dealer and used on Steiger equipment
are warranted to be free of defect in material or
workmanship for a period of 180 days, starting
from the date of purchase or the balance of the
Steiger equipment's warranty period, whichever is
greater WARRANTY REGISTRATION Warranty will
become valid only when a warranty registration
form for agricultural equipment has been properly
completed and received by Steiger. SECURING
WARRANTY REPAIR Warranty service will be
performed by any Steiger dealer authorized to
sell and/or service the type of equipment
involved. When securing warranty service,
preference should be given to the dealer from
which the equipment was purchased. STEIGER
RESPONSIBILITIES If a defect is found in material
or workmanship during the warranty period,
Steiger will . Repair the part or at its
option, replace the part with new or
remanufactured part. . Reimburse dealer's labor
cost when warranty is performed during normal
working hours at dealer's place of business
(Labor cost excluded under Steiger and
Caterpillar service parts warranty) PURCHASER
RESPONSIBILITIES . Transport equipment to
dealer's place of business for purpose of
performing warranty repair. . Cost of dealer
service calls and/or transportation charges to
transport equipment to and trom the dealer's
place of business for the purpose of performing
warranty repair. . Premium or overtime labor cost
requested by purchaser. . Cost of normal
maintenance and normal replacement of service
iiems such as, oil filter, cutting parts, belts,
etc . Give timely notice of a warrantable repair
within the warranty period and promptly make the
equipment available for repair . Cost of removal
and replacement of modifications not authorized
by Steiger. . Provide evidence of date of
delivery of equipment or purchase date of service
parts, whichever is applicable when securing
warranty service. LIMITATIONS Warranty Does Not
Cover . Cummins engines, Caterpillar engines
(other than in U.S. and Canada), Detroit Diesel
Allison transmissions, tires and tubes are not
covered by Steiger's warranty, but rather by the
respective manufacturer's warranty. . Failures
resulting from misadjustment, abuse, lack of
lubrication, improper maintenance, normal wear,
accident or improper use . Failures resulting
from modifications of equipment or equipment
altered in ways not approved by Steiger .
Attachments, accessory items and parts not sold
by Steiger. . Repairs required due to purchaser's
unreasonable delay in making equipment available
after notice for product improvements ordered by
Steiger. . Warrantable repair cost, when such
repairs are performed by other than authorized
Steiger dealer THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL
OTHER WARRANTIES EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED AND THERE
IS NO WARRANTY OF MECHANTA- BILITY OR FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO EVENT WILL STEIGER,
ITS EMPLOYEES, ITS DEALERS OR ANY COMPANY
AFFILIATED WITH STEIGER BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL
OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR INJURIES, INCLUDING,
BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF CROPS, LOSS OF
PROFITS, RENTAL OF EQUIPMENT, LOSS OF USE OR
OTHER ECONOMIC LOSSES.
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STEIGER TRACTOR IDENTIFICATION The following
information may be obtained on the identi-
fication decal and/or P/N on each
component. Tractor Model Transmission Serial
No. Tractor Serial No. Transmission BOM No.
Tractor PIN No. Front Differential Serial No.
Engine Serial No. Rear Differential Serial No.

Master Key Code No. (Key Code Number is an
American Motors Code)
Engine Arrangement No. (Cat)
Engine CPL No. (Cummins) Completion of this
form will aid in determining replacement parts
when needed.
SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW SERVICE RECORD H S ENGINE DATE KEEP AN ACCURA TE RE COR D OF SER VICING ON THE CHART BELOW

CRANKCASE LUBE OIL FI LTER
CRANKCASE LUBE OIL FI LTER


ENG INE PRIMAR Y AIR FILTER
ENG INE PRIMAR Y AIR FILTER
TRANSMISSION
TR ANSMI SSION FILTER
TR ANSMI SSION FILTER
TRANS OIL
HYDRAULIC
HY D OIL FILTER
HYDRAULIC OIL
AXLES
LUB E CHANG E


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STEIGER TRACTOR INC. P.O. BOX 6006, FARGO, NORTH
DAKOTA 58108 CP KP Panther Series 2OO HOUR
CHECK THIS FORM MUST BE FILLED OUT BY THE DEALER
AND SIGNED BY THE CUSTOMER AT THE TIME THE 200
HOUR CHECK IS PERFORMED IN ORDER FOR THE WARRANTY
TO BE VALID.
OWNER NAME OWNER NAME DEALER NAME DEALER NAME DEALER NAME
ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS
CITY STATE CITY COUNTY STATE
TELEPHONE NO. ZIP CODE DEALER I.D. ZIP CODE
MODEL NAME MODEL NAME HOURS HOURS HOURS
MODEL NO. TRACTOR S/N QATE QATE QATE
ENGINE MODEL ENGINE S/N NOTE Record Serial Numbers Directly From Tractor NOTE Record Serial Numbers Directly From Tractor NOTE Record Serial Numbers Directly From Tractor
IIt0PRATIVE SERVICE CHECGS Check and Adjust as
Required.
PERFORBAIiCE CHECK
( )
Engine Oil Level Engine coolant level and freeze
point All fuel and hydraulic line routings and
tightness Hydraulic oil level Transmission oil
level Differential oil levels Wheel hub oil
levels Grease all lube points as required ( )
Air cleaner filters and hose connections (in
position and tight) Engine air and exhaust stack
clamping Tire pressures Battery cables tight and
clean Cab air filter (in position) All belt
tensions Engine mount bolts tight All driveshaft
flange and U-joint bolts torqued Wheel lug bolls
torqued Dual bolts torqued. Hinge pins
tightened Check all electrical cables and wire
routings keeping away from sharp edges, moving
parts and exhaust heat
( ) Steering column adjustments functional ( )
Park brake operational ( ) Cab and door glass
seals ( ) All lights and switches working ( )
Paint ( ) All decals in place and correct ( )
Hitch pin (supplied) ( ) 0perators manual in
cab ( ) Record all serial numbers on back cover
of 0perators manual
( ) Transmission operation ( ) Brake
operation ( ) Engine operation including
governor controls ( ) All optional equipment
and accessories
OPTIONS Check as required.
THREE-POINT
OPERATIONAL SERVICE CHECKS Check and Correas
Required.
( ) Lubricate and adjust ( ) Fluid leaks
( ) Engine oil pressure normal ( ) Engine
temperature normal. ( ) ( ) ( ) ( )
Engine low idle Engine high idle
.(Record.) .(Record.)
Engine governor and linkage.
All instruments and controls operational, volt
meter in green band. ( ) Starting and Starter
Neutral Switch. ( ) Steering functi0ns. ( )
Air conditioner and heater operation ( )
Windshield wiper/washer operational. ( ) Fluid
leaks. ( ) Engine audio alarm system. ( )
Park brake operational. ( ) Transmission oil
level ( ) No error code display
( ) Audio alarm system check ( ) Cab seat
adjustments ( ) Cab interior upholstery, trim,
mouldings and general appearance Cab mount bolts
torqued Door latches and lock operation Cab glass
and mirrors clean
Dealer Comments
Owner's Signature Date Dealer Copy
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STEIGER TRACTOR INC. P.O. BOX 6006, FARGO, NORTH
DAKOTA 58108 CP KP Panther Series 200 HOUR
CHECK THIS FORM MUST BE FILLED OUT BY THE DEALER
AND SIGNED BY THE CUSTOMER AT THE TIME THE 200
HOUR CHECK IS PERFORMED IN ORDER FOR THE WARRANTY
TO BE VALID.
OWNER NAME OWNER NAME DEALER NAME DEALER NAME DEALER NAME
ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS ADDRESS
CITY STATE CITY COUNTY STATE
TELEPHONE NO. ZIP CODE DEALER I.D. ZIP CODE
MACHINE MODEL NAME HOURS HOURS HOURS
MODEL NO. TRACTOR S/N DATE DATE DATE
ENGINE MODEL ENGINE S/N NOTE Record Serial Numbers Directly From Tractor NOTE Record Serial Numbers Directly From Tractor NOTE Record Serial Numbers Directly From Tractor
I80PERATIE SERVICE CHECKS Check and Adjust as
Required.
( ) Steering column adjustments functional ( )
Park brake operational ( ) Cab and door glass
seals ( ) All lights and switches working ( )
Paint ( ) All decals in place and correct ( )
Hitch pin (sppIied) ( ) 0perators manual in
cab ( ) Record all serial numbers on back cover
of 0perators manual
PERFORMANCE CHECK
( ) Engine 0iI Level Engine coolant level and
freeze point All fuel and hydraulic line routings
and tightness Hydraulic oil level Transmission
oil level Oifferential oil levels Wheel hub oil
levels Grease all lube points as required ( )
Air cleaner filters and hose connections (in
position and tight) Engine air and exhaust stack
clamping Tire pressures Battery cables tight and
clean Cab air filler (in position) All belt
tensions Engine mount bolts tight All driveshaft
flange and U-joint bolts torqued ( ) Wheel lug
bolts torqued ( ) Dual bolts torqued ( ) Hinge
pins tightened ! ) Check all electrical cables
and wire routings keeping away from sharp edges,
moving parts and exhaust heat ( ) Audio alarm
system check Cab seat adjustments ( ) Cab
interior upholstery, trim, mouldings and general
appearance ( ) Cab mount bolts torqued Ooor
latches and lock operation ( ) Cab glass and
mirrors clean
( ) Transmission operation ( ) Brake
operation ( ) Engine operation including
governor controls ( ) All optional equipment and
accessories
( )
0PTI0IJS Check a required.
OPERATIONAL SERVICE CHECKS Check and Correct a
Required.
( ) Lubricate and adjust ( ) Fluid leaks
( ) Engine oil pressure normal ( ) Engine
temperature normal. ( ) Engine low idle ( )
Engine high idle ( ) ( )
(Record.) (Record.)
Engine governor and linkage
All instruments and controls operational, volt
meter in green band ( ) Starting and Starter
Neutral Switch ( ) Steering functions. ( )
Air conditioner and heater operation ( )
Windshield wiper/washer operational. ( ) Fluid
leaks. ( ) Engine audio alarm system ( ) Park
brake operational ( ) Transmission oil level (
) No error code display
Dealer Comments
Owner's Signature Date Customer Copy
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METRIC (SI) MEASUREMENTS
INCHES
MILLI METRE
English Unit
Metric Equivalent (SI)
Area
1 square inch I acre
6 45 cm2 - square centimetre 0.405 ha - hectare
20
Force
I pound (force)
4 45 N - newton
Length
ss
304.8 mm - mil li metre, 30.5 cm - centimetre, 0
305 m - metre 25 4 mm - mil li metre, 2 54 cm -
centimetre 1609 m - metre, 1.61 km - kilometre
1 foot
1 inch 1 mile
7s
1 pound
0 454 kg - kilogram
gg
Power
1 horsepower
0 746 kW - Kilowatt
Pressure
100
1 psi
6 89 k Pa - k ilopascal, 0 00689 MPa - megapascal
Temperature
(t - 32) C - degree Celsius 1.8
1 degree Fah renheit
130
Torque
1 lb (force) - ft
1 356 N m
150
Velocity
1 mile per hour
1 61 k m/h - k ilometre per hour
Volume
1 bushel 1 gallon (US) 1 quart (US)
0 035 m3 - cubic metre 3 79 L-I it re 0 946 L -
litre
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INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS
BRAKE EME RGENCY
FUEL PRESSURE
FUEL SHUTOFF
AMMETEROR ALTERNATOR
AIR PRESSURE
OIL PRESSURE
LEVER MOVEMENT
AIR FILTER
OUTSIDE AIR CIRCULATION
STEERING
TURN LEFT
ON
TURN RIGHT
OFF
COOLANT LEVEL
TRACTOR FORWARD
COOLANT PRESSURE
TRACTOR REVE RSE
COOLANT TEMPERATURE
ENGAGE
DISENGAGE
BRAKE
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INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS
TRANSMISSION OR CONVERTER
HYDRAULIC OIL TEMPERATURE
ENGINE OIL
TRANSMISSION OR CONVERTER OIL
ENGINE OIL FILTER
TRANSMISSION OR CONVERTER OIL FILTER
ENGINE OIL LEVEL
TRANSMISSION OR CONVERTER OIL LEVEL
TRANSMISSION OR CONVERTER OIL PRESSURE
ENGINE OIL PRESSURE
TRANSMISSION OR CONVERTER OIL TEMPERATURE
ENGINE HEAT
TRANSMISSION DRIVE OIL LEVEL
ENGINE START CR RUNNING
TRANSMISSION DRIVE OIL TEMPERATURE
ENGINE STOP OR NOT RUNNING
TRANSMISSION CONTROL OIL PRESSURE
FUEL TANK
HYDRAULIC OIL FI LTER
FUEL FILTER
HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL
FUEL LEVEL
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INTERNATIONAL SYMBOLS
HOURS
WINDSHIELD WIPER CONTROL WINDSHIE LD WASHE R
CONTROL HORN CONTROL
COOLE R CONTROL
HEATE R CONTROL
LIGHT AL L
LIGHT BRIGHT
LIGHT DIM
LIGHT PARK
LIGHT INSTRUMENT
FAST
SLOW
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IMPORTANT
suPPkEuENT To
PANTHER 1OOO SERIES OPERATORS MANUAL
Caterpillar 3406 Engines ts/ a001 Up) General
Information
Effective with the above tractor serial number,
all Panther 1000 CP model tractors are equipped
with the new production Caterpillar 3406B
genera- tion engines. The specifications and
operational information for the new B
generation engine remain the same as for the
early production engine described within this
manual. The major difference between the new B"
generation 3406 engine and the early engine is a
new design scroll fuel system. Because of this
other engine componants are also located
differently on this new generation engine from
those shown pictorially within this manual. Also
this new generation engine does not require a fan
idler pulley. Specifications and capacities are
the same as listed on page 12 within this manual.

1. Cran kcase Vent
2. Fan Hu b
3. Oil Level Check
4. Oil Fill

1. Engine Block Drain
2. Oil Cooler Drain
3. OiI Filter
4. Cran kcase Drain

Refer to Fig. 1 for engine right side componant
locations. Refer to Fig. 2 for engine left side
componant locations.
Figure 1 Engine Righ t Side
Engine Coolant Couplets (S/N 2583
Up) Effective with the above tractor serial
number engine coolant transfer couplers are no
longer supplied as standard equipment on Panther
1000 Series tractors. All reference to engine
coolant transfer couplers contained within this
manual are to be disregarded. Park Brake
Operation s/ a001 Up)
On early production tractors, when the park brake
was applied and the key switch was in the run
position the vehicle warning system (VWS) would
energize an audio alarm. Effective with the above
serial number the park brake audio alarm
will energize only when the transmission mode
control lever is moved out of the neutral
position. This will allow the operator to set the
park brake without energ izing the audio alarm if
operating stationary PTO equipment.

1. Fan Hub
2. Engine Data Plate

1. Water Filter
2. Fuel Filter
3. Fuel Primer Pump

Figure 2 Engine Lelt Side
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IMPORTANT
SUPPLEMENT TO
SBRIES IV CM-KM, CS-KS, P1OOO
Operation Maintenance Manuals
New K598 6O '7O Axle All Series IV CM-KM, CS-KS
and Panther 1000 Series tractors from 225 to 360
horsepower are now equipped with the new K598
60/70 double reduction outboard planetary axle
as standard equipment. The K598 60/70 axle system
began to be installed as a running change in
production during late April, 1984 effective with
the following serial numbers
Total Axle Capacity 22.4 US qts (18.IL) Oil
Type Steiger HD API-GL-5 80W-90 gear oil, or
other oils that meet the API service classificatio
n, GL-5 and/or MIL-L-2105B spec ifications
NOTE In general 80W-90 is the recommended oil,
however, SAE 90 is acceptable as an alternative.
Axle assemblies are flow-through design oil
is allowed to flow between compartments.
Always park the tractor on a level surface when
checking fluid levels.
CM-KM Models - 03961 up CS-KS models - 03054
UP CP KP 1325 1360 Models - N/A
IMPORTANT Change axle lube oil after the
first 100 hours of operation. Change oil after
operation while the oil is still warm.
The power flow characteristics differ somewhat
from the former K598 20/30 axle and are as
follows

1. The outer planetary (3 gears) is the intermediate
   drive and receives the power flow from the axle
   shaft sun gear.
2. The power flow is then transferred to the inner
   planetary (5 gears) which is the final drive that
   transmits the torque directly to the wheel hub.
3. The outboard design teams with the differential
   carrier to provide a 25.309 total overall axle
   ratio.

Compared to the previous 598 20/30 axle, the
intermediate drive planetary gears in the 598
60/70 axle have been increased in diameter by
60. The final drive planetary (5 gears) remain
the same size. In addition, both plantary
ring gears are deep hardened to provide
additional strength and durabil- ity and the
outer planetary gear needle bearings are much
larger. The hub sealing arrangement is the
2-piece Garlock type seal.

1. Hub Drain Port
2. Hub Check/Fill Port

Axle General Specifications Model K598
60/70 Type Dual outboard planetary gearing,
spiral bevel ring gear and pinion Oil Capacity
Center Differential - 15.0 US qts (14.4L) Wheel
Hubs - 3.7 US qts (3.5L) each

1. Axle Vent
2. Differential Fill Port
3. Differential Drain Port

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NormalTractorStartupSECCComputer Characteristics
(S 'N 3001 Up) Upon normal tractor startup
(transmission mode lever in neutral and engine
started) the dashboard will immediately display
the current software revision level of the
on-board computer in the MPH display. This
revision level will be in the form of a C
followed by a decimal number (i.e. C1.9). This
data will be displayed for five (5) seconds. The
dash will then display 8s in all locations
(except two bars in the extreme left digit of the
MPH display and one bar on the 2nd digit of the
gear display). After the computer has gone
through this check routine, and no error codes
are discovered, the dashboard will then read
current rpm, mph and 0 gear.
The SECC Vehicle Warning System
(VwS) General Information
The Vehicle Warning System is a means of alerting
the operator to conditions which may warrant his
attention.
There are two sources of signals which are moni-
tored by the VWS those originating from the dash
ILM (Indicator Light Module) and those
originating from sources external to the ILM.
Signals origina- ting from the ILM are broken
down into two cate- gories, critical and
non-critical alarms.
All critical alarm signal tones will be a
pulsating tone from a low pulse rate to a high
pulse rate to a steady tone and can only be
stopped by correcting the problem.
If a fault should be discovered during the
computer check routine an error code will be
displayed in the mph display. This display will
be in the form of an E followed by a decimal
number (i.e.E41.9) and the electronic failure
light will illuminate generating an audio alarm.
All non-critical signal tone alarms will be for a
five second duration followed by a 12 minute
delay and continue until the problem is corrected.
IMPORTANT I f an error code should be displayed,
the opera for should aI\vays rese/ the system
for a follow up check and verification routine.
The system may be reset by turning f/?e key
switch to Me o ff position and turning the
switch back on to the run position.
Any error code displayed in the mph LCD during
this 5 second duration will then disappear and
reappear at 12 minute intervals for 5 seconds
until the problem is corrected. This allows the
operator to have mph displayed during
non-critical alarm status. The electronic failure
lig ht will remain on until the problem is
corrected.
IMPORTANT NOTE The generation of any alarm by
the VWS circuit will NOT automatically shut- down
the engine.
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Operator Inf'ormation Por Error Code Display Some
system malfunctions may disable the tractor and
will require dealer assistance to correct, other
malfunctions may disable some functional systems
such as, 3-Pt Hitch Control, HVAC (Heating,
Ventila- tion Air Conditioning or the Vehicle
Warning System (VWS) but will not disable the
tractor. If/or when an error code should be
displayed refer to the following guide to
determine the specific error code meaning and
possible check or field repair. In addition
to error codes there may also be certain
indicator lights displayed simultaneously that
will indicate a system malfunction.
IMPORTANT If an error code or certain dash
indicator lights are displayed generating an
audio alarm, which may disable the computer and
transmis- sion circuitry, the operator may still
be able to move the tractor in emergency
situations by shifting the mode control lever
to the forward or reverse" range and
depressing the button in the center of the Pulsar
Control Lever and moving the lever to the
override position.
Error Code Display NOTE If e/ecfronic failure
and PTO overspeed indicator light or electronic
and cab air filter indi- cator light should be
displayed at the same time, contact your dealer
for repair.
Fault in transmission shift W solenoid contact
your Dealer immediately.
E50.3
E50.4
Fault in transmission shift V solenoid contact
your Dealer immediately.
Fault in transmission shift T solenoid contact
your Dealer immediately.
E50.5
E10.0
This indicates a fault in the On-Board Computer
Power Supply Circuit. Contact your Dealer for
corrective action.
E50.6
Fault in transmission shift S solenoid contact
your Dealer immediately.
NOTE If this error code is displayed and the
tractor must be moved, shift the mode lever to
forward or reverse, depress the manual override
button in the center of the pulser handle to
place the lever in override.
E50.7
Fault in transmission shift Q solenoid contact
your Dealer immediately.
E50.8
Fault in transmission shift circuitry, if
tractor must be moved, depress manual override
button on pulser shift handle for first forward
or first reverse override.
E10.1
This indicates a computer program selec- ter
error - contact your Dealer for service.
E51.0
Transmission shift solenoid Z open cir- cuited
check transmission control wire harness
and/or connector at transmis- sion end. If
fault cannot be corrected contact Dealer.
E40.0 E40.1 E40.2
Computer problem in TPH (3-Point) con- trol
configuration. Contact your dealer for service
if 3-Point Hitch is being used.
E40.7
TPH (3-Point Hitch) feedback sensor at rear of
tractor faulty or disconnected. Check connector.
E51.1
Transmission shift solenoid Y open cir- cuited,
check transmission control wire harness and/or
connector at transmis- sion end. If fault cannot
be corrected contact Dealer.
Command position sensor fault, contact Dealer for
repair.
E40.8
E41.2
Indicates possible power handoff failure, contact
Dealer for repair.
E51.2
Transmission shift solenoid X open cir- cuited,
check transmission control wire harness and/or
connector at transmis- sion end. If fault cannot
be corrected contact Dealer.
E50.0
Fault in transmission shift Z solenoid contact
your Dealer immediately.
Fault in transmission shift Y solenoid contact
your Dealer immediately.
Transmission shift solenoid W open
circuited check transmission control wire harness
and/or connector at transmis- sion end. If
fault cannot be corrected contact Dealer.
E50.1
E51.3
E50.2
Fault in transmission shift X solenoid contact
your Dealer immediately.
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E51.4
Transmission shift solenoid V open cir- cuited,
check transmission control wire harness and/or
connector at transmis- sion end. If fault cannot
be corrected contact Dealer.
E6O.8
Neutral-Safety-Soft Start fault, contact your
Dealer to repair.
E70.0 E7O.1
Indicates Vehicle Warning System fault Use
pulser manual override if tractor must be
moved. Contact Dealer for repair.
E51.5
Transmission shift solenoid T open cir- cuited,
check transmission control wire harness and/or
connector at transmis- sion end. If fault cannot
be corrected contact Dealer.
E81.7
Indicate HVAC temperature POT failure, check
connector in overhead console. If fault is not
found contact Dealer. The tractor may be operated
if this fault is indicated.
E51.6
Transmission shift solenoid S open cir- cuited,
check transmission control wire harness and/or
connector at transmis- sion end. If fault cannot
be corrected contact Dealer.
E81.8
Indicates throttle POT fault. Contact Dealer for
repair. Tractor may be operated.
E81.9
Indicates HVAC blend door POT failure. Contact
your Dealer for service. The trac- tor may be
operated.
E51.7
Transmission shift solenoid Q open
circuited, check transmission control wire
harness and/or connector at transmis- sion end.
If fault cannot be corrected contact Dealer.
E82.0
Electronic failure, contact your Dealer. If
tractor must be moved use manual over- ride.
E53.0
Indicates complete transmission sole- noid
bank power loss check wire harness connector
into transmission and wire har- ness. If fault
cannot be found contact Dealer.
E82.1
Indicates engine rpm sender fault. Check wire
harness and/or connector at the sender
located on the right side rear of bell housing.
If fault is not found contact Dealer for possible
sender replacement.
E53.2
E82.2
Indicates MPH sender fault and ground speed
matching is disabled. Check wire harness and/or
connector at sender loca- tion at transmission
rear output shaft. If fault is not found contact
Dealer for repair.
Indicates Forward lockout solenoid fault,
contact your Dealer.
E53.3
IndicatesReverse lockout solenoid fault,
contact your Dealer.
E60.2
Indicates mode lever neutral and forward fault
if tractor must be moved, try pulser lever manual
override. Contact your Dealer to repair.
E82.4 E82.5
Contact Dealer. If tractor must be moved use
pulser override for first forward or first
reverse.
E60.3
Indicates mode lever neutral and reverse fault
if tractor must be moved, try pulser lever manual
override. Contact your Dealer to repair.
E82.9
RPM and/or MPH sender out of range. Ground Speed
matching will be disabled. Check senders and/or
wire harness. Contact Dealer if problem can not
be corrected.
E60.4
Indicates mode lever forward and reverse fault
if tractor must be moved, try pulser lever manual
override. Contact your Dealer to repair.
E60.5
Indicates pulser lever fault use manual override
if tractor must be moved. Contact your Dealer to
repair.
E60.7
Mode lever not in neutral lock position. Contact
Dealer if problem cannot be cor- rected.
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