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ITALIANO<br />
ENGLISH DEUTSCH FRANÇAIS<br />
ESPAÑOL<br />
4.7 INCONVENIENCES,<br />
CAUSES AND REMEDYS<br />
Inconveniences Causes Remedys<br />
Drivelines noisy when lifting.<br />
Incorrect connection to 3-point hitch.<br />
Position the 3rd point parallel to the lower lifting links.<br />
Lifting height too high.<br />
Limit the lifting travel.<br />
If the problem persists, disengage the PTO when lifting.<br />
Machine noisy during operation.<br />
Excessive power draw.<br />
Machine tilts too far forwards or backwards during work.<br />
Machine with insufficient side stability.<br />
Work depth too deep.<br />
Rotation frequency of machine too high.<br />
Ground speed too fast.<br />
Front or rear levelling bar incorrectly positioned.<br />
Lengthen or shorten the 3rd point so as to set the machine horizontal<br />
in the work position (the tractor’s PTO and the machine must be sensibly<br />
parallel to each other).<br />
Stabilize the machine on a level with the lower lifting links.<br />
Reduce the work depth by adjusting the roller.<br />
Do not work deeper than necessary.<br />
Reduce the rotation rate of the gearbox (optional gears).<br />
Reduce the ground speed.<br />
Raise or remove the levelling bar.<br />
Soil clods too large.<br />
Soil clods too small.<br />
Excessive wear on knives and knife supports.<br />
Machine clogged with soil between the rotor and levelling bar.<br />
Excessive build-up of vegetation around knives.<br />
Ground speed too fast.<br />
Rotation rate of machine too low.<br />
Levelling bar not fitted.<br />
Rotation rate of machine too high.<br />
Ground speed too slow.<br />
Rear levelling bar too low.<br />
Mower rotation speed too fast.<br />
Levelling bar installed behind in wet conditions.<br />
Remove the residues.<br />
Reduce the ground speed.<br />
Increase the rotation rate of the optional gearbox.<br />
Mount the levelling bar.<br />
Reduce the rotation rate of the gearbox (optional gears).<br />
Increase the ground speed.<br />
Raise or remove the rear levelling bar.<br />
Reduce the rotation rate.<br />
Use knives with hard facings.<br />
Raise the levelling bar.<br />
Remove the levelling bar.<br />
Faulty Packer roller operation (clogging, jamming or caked soil).<br />
Standard Packer roller jammed by soil caked in front of roller.<br />
Scrapers mounted badly or too worn.<br />
Scrapers clogged with plant residues.<br />
Scraper crosspiece badly positioned.<br />
Sandy soil.<br />
Adjust the roller scrapers in a better way.<br />
Use coated scrapers if the wear is too evident.<br />
Clean the scrapers by turning them.<br />
The scraper crosspiece must always be turned forwards.<br />
Wear must only be recovered by the sliding movement of the<br />
scrapers.<br />
Slightly lengthen the 3rd point.<br />
Reduce the ground speed.<br />
Use a larger diameter roller if necessary (when possible).<br />
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Cage roller clogged.<br />
Wet conditions.<br />
Excessive load on roller (built-in seeding attachment).<br />
Disassemble the additional tubes of the cage roller.<br />
Use a Packer roller.