CLAAS JAGUAR 900 Profistar/Speedstar 890 Profistar/Speedstar 850 Profistar/Speedstar 830 Profistar/Speedstar Operator’s Manual

Description

CLAAS JAGUAR 900 Profistar/Speedstar 890 Profistar/Speedstar 850 Profistar/Speedstar 830 Profistar/Speedstar Operator’s Manual

DESCRIPTION:

CLAAS JAGUAR 900 Profistar/Speedstar 890 Profistar/Speedstar 850 Profistar/Speedstar 830 Profistar/Speedstar Operator’s Manual

INTRODUCTION

• This operator’s manual for the CLAAS JAGUAR 900 – 830 Profistar and JAGUAR 900 – 830 Speedstar forage harvesters is primarily intended for the driver and provides information about the use, adjustment and operation of the machine.
• In general, texts and pictures apply to all machine models covered by this manual. Changes have been pointed out by the headings and text notes.
• Provided all instructions regarding maintenance and care of your machine are followed, you can count on many years of reliable service.
• Please have your authorized CLAAS dealer carry out the recommended regular inspections. The neglecting of regular maintenance and proper machine operation lead to reduced performance and loss of time.
• If proper operation and careful maintenance is ensured, your forage harvester, which incorporates latest harvesting technology, will render you excellent service. Operator’s manuals for the front attachments are included as extras

General information
ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

• Road traffic regulations may vary between countries. In case of discrepancies between the instructions provided by the manufacturer and the traffic regulations of the relevant countries, the traffic regulations of the countries concerned apply. In addition to his driving licence, the operator must always carry the copy of the vehicle type approval registration issued by
• the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (the Federal Motor Vehicle Executive). A warning triangle and, on machines over 4 t permissible total weight, at least one wheel chock (at least two wheel chocks on JAGUAR 900 – 830 Speedstar) must always be carried on the forage harvester. When driving on public roads with the forage harvester comply with all the requirements stated under
• letter C in the copy of the vehicle type approval registration (§ 18 Section 5 StVZO) issued by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (the Federal Motor Vehicle Executive). On machines with excess width (width over the tyres), a vehicle type approval registration for individual vehicles (single expert opinion) and a special approval in accordance with § 70, Section 1, clauses 1 and 2 of
• the StVZO must be carried instead of the General Operating Permit. Furthermore, all the requirements stated in the vehicle type approval registration for individual vehicles and in the special approval must be observed. The issue of a special approval differs from country to country. The excess width must be marked in accordance with the regulations for the
• marking of road vehicles with excess width. (two marker boards at the front and back, protective bar, two amber flashing warning beacons.) Self-propelled forage harvesters to which approved front ends are attached or retrofitted for transport on public roads and lanes must have additional weighting on the rear axle. This is necessary to ensure proper control when
• braking and driving on slopes. The required additional weighting can be obtained by using attached implements, rear axle weights and liquid ballast in the rear tyres. Depending on the weight of the attached implements and the type of front end attachment, the rear axle is to be additionally weighted with liquid ballast in the rear tyres or by fitting additional rear
• weights to the mounting brackets (machine frame) provided for that purpose. Detailed information on this matter can be obtained from the manufacturer. When attaching maize headers and front end attachments of excess width, like a 3.30 m direct-cut attachment and a 3.80 m pick-up, then, in Germany, the vehicle type approval registration shall no longer be
• valid. For these front end attachments a special licence is required in accordance with local road traffic regulations. If any part(s) of the forage harvester is/are subsequently modified whose condition is/are prescribed or the operation of which (after being modified) could represent a hazard to other road users, then the vehicle type approval registration shall no
• longer be valid and application must be made for a new vehicle type approval registration. In this case the machine must be presented to the motor vehicle safety inspection authority responsible (TÜV) in order to obtain an expert opinion certificate (§ 19 section 2 StVZO). If you are in any doubt as to whether this situation applies in your case, please contact us as
• manufacturers. If a transport vehicle for front end attachments is towed behind the forage harvester then the cable for the lighting system must be connected and the good condition of the lighting system assured

Registration

As a self-propelled agricultural machine with a maximum speed exceeding 20 km/h, the forager is subject to registration and to having licence plates fitted. As a self-propelled agricultural machine with a maximum speed of up to 20 km/h, the forager is not subject to registration nor to having licence plates fitted. The machine must be clearly and indelibly marked on the left-hand side with the Christian name and surname of the owner and his address

Warning beacons

When driving on public roads and lanes it is not permitted to have warning beacons installed unless the machine is of excess width.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

• The instructions contained in this manual should be carefully read and observed by all persons involved with the operation, maintenance and inspection of this machine in order to prevent accidents. Especially the sections “Safety Rules” and “Prior to Operation” should be read carefully. The use of spare parts, accessories and ancillary equipment other than genuine
• CLAAS products or those which have been tested and approved by CLAAS, may change the specified design characteristics of this CLAAS machine or detract from its functional performance, with a possible adverse effect on the active and/or passive operational safety of the machine and its occupational safety standards (accident prevention).
• CLAAS is in no way liable for any damage or personal injury caused through the use of other than original or approved CLAAS parts, accessories and ancillary equipment. Specifications, dimensions and weights are given as an indication only. CLAAS reserve the right to make changes subsequently as technical developments continue.
• Responsibility for errors or omissions not accepted. The indicator boards “front, rear, right and left” are always in direction of travel (forwards). Machines equipped with metal detection systems, we know have their limitations as to the physical size and the magnetic content of the metal object that passes between the feed rollers.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

CLAAS JAGUAR 900 Profistar/Speedstar 890 Profistar/Speedstar 850 Profistar/Speedstar 830 Profistar/Speedstar Operator’s Manual

1 Introduction
Introduction 111
2 Table of contents
Table of contents 211
3 General information
Road traffic regulations 311
Important notice 321
Identification plate / Serial number 331
Identification plate 332
Machine serial number 332
Identification plate – chopper unit 332
Engine number
DaimlerChrysler OM 502 LA 333
Engine number
DaimlerChrysler OM 457 LA
and OM 460 LA 333
Identification plate – rear wheel drive 333
4 Safety rules
Safety rules 411
Side view mirror – right hand side
of machine (not for all countries) 415
Wheel chocks (up to serial no
from serial no up to serial no ) 416
Wheel chocks (from serial no
up to serial no from serial no ) 416
Positioning the wheel chocks 416
Fire extinguisher 417
Battery isolating switch 417
Safety decals with pictorials 421
5 Specifications
CLAAS JAGUAR 900 / 890 Speedstar 511
CLAAS JAGUAR 900 / 890 Speedstar 515
CLAAS JAGUAR 900 / 890 Speedstar 517
CLAAS JAGUAR 870 / 850 / 830 Speedstar 521
CLAAS JAGUAR 870 / 850 / 830 Speedstar 525
CLAAS JAGUAR 870 / 850 / 830 Speedstar 527
CLAAS JAGUAR 900 / 890 Profistar 531
CLAAS JAGUAR 900 / 890 Profistar 535
CLAAS JAGUAR 900 / 890 Profistar 537
CLAAS JAGUAR 870 / 850 / 830 Profistar 541
CLAAS JAGUAR 870 / 850 / 830 Profistar 545
CLAAS JAGUAR 870 / 850 / 830 Profistar 547
Safety features 551
6 Prior to operation
Carry out prior to initial operation 611
Cab 621
Cab with automatic climate control 621
Automatic climate control 622
Operating and display elements 622
Putting the automatic climate
control into operation 623
Setting the cab temperature 624
Manually setting the
evaporator blower speed 624
Activating ECON operating mode 625
Deactivating ECON operating mode 625
REHEAT operation
(demisting cabin windows) 626
Displaying the outside temperature 627
Changing the temperature display
to °Fahrenheit 627
Floor heating 627
Display of malfunction: error in
thermometer F0 (cab, blue) 628
Display of malfunction: error in
thermometer F1 (exhaust, yellow) 628
Display of malfunction: error in
thermometer F2 (outside, red) 628
Cabin with air conditioner
(Standard version) 629
Cab with fan and heater 6210
Cab with fan and air
conditioning system 6210
Floor heating 6212
Reheat system
(demisting cabin windows) 6212
Malfunction, possible cause or remedy –
air conditioner system 6213
Opening and closing the cab roof 6214
Operator’s platform 631
Operator’s platform – overview
(from serial no 49201020) 631
Operator’s platform – overview
(up to serial no 49201019) 632
Control console 634
Monitor section A 635
Monitor section B 636
C keys 637
Vehicle information unit 638
Multi-function handle 639
Steering column 6310
Ignition switch 6310
Adjusting the steering column
(from serial no 49201020) 6310
Moving the top of the steering column
(from serial no 49201020) 6311
Setting the steering wheel height
(from serial no 49201020) 6311
Setting the steering column
(up to serial no 49201019) 6311
Setting the steering wheel height
(up to serial no 49201019) 6312
Multi-function switch 6312
Operator’s seat 6313
Operating the operator’s seat
(standard) 6313
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“Air-suspension” driver’s seat
(optional equipment)
(up to serial no 49200056) 6314
Grammer “air suspension” driver’s seat
(optional equipment)
(from serial no 49200057) 6315
Basic machine 641
Upper discharge chute 641
Tilting down or raising the
upper discharge chute 641
Ladder 641
Shipping stabiliser 642
Additional weights 642
Additional equipment from other suppliers 642
Silage additive 642
Required weights – Germany 643
Weights – overseas min requirement 644
Hinged covers with safety locking 645
Hinged covers with hand-operated locks 645
Vehicle tool kit (from serial no 49202653
to serial no 49202702, from serial no ) 646
Road lighting / Work lights and socket
(up to serial no 49202652,
from serial no ) 646
12 volt socket 647
Road lighting / Work lights (from serial no
49202653 to serial no 49202702,
from serial no ) 647
Adjusting headlights 648
Windscreen washer 649
Windscreen washer – front screen 649
Windscreen washer – side screens 649
Adjustable steering axle 6410
Central terminal compartment 651
Driving the forage harvester
JAGUAR 900 – 830 Speedstar
Machines with electro-hydraulic drive control 661
Engine speed rotary switch 661
Electro-hydraulic ground speed control 662
Stopping 662
Stopping without using the brakes 662
Stopping with limited brake action 662
Emergency braking 663
Manoeuvring 663
Float position 663
Raise for road travel 663
Switching on the float position 664
Gear ranges 664
Starting the engine 665
Driving behaviour 665
Steering 665
Brakes 666
Foot brake 666
Parking brake 667
Stopping the engine 668
Towing the machine when the engine
is at a standstill (only with
electro-hydraulic drive control) 668
Setting the control lever stiffness
(up to serial no ) 669
Setting the control lever stiffness
(from serial no ) 669
Driving the forage harvester
(up to serial no )
Machines with mechanical drive operation 671
Engine speed rotary switch 671
Manoeuvring 672
Float position 672
Raise for road travel 672
Switching on the float position 672
Gear ranges 673
Starting the engine 673
Hydrostatic ground drive 674
Stopping 674
Adjusting the stiffness of ground
speed control lever 674
Automatic engine speed reduction 675
Driving behaviour 675
Steering 675
Brakes 676
Foot brake 676
Parking brake 677
Stopping the engine 678
Driving the forage harvester
(up to serial no )
JAGUAR 900 – 830 Profistar 681
Engine speed rotary switch 681
Manoeuvring 682
Oscillation damping
(from serial no 49202210) 682
Raise for road travel 682
Switching on the float position 682
Starting the engine 683
Automatic engine speed reduction 683
Gear ranges 684
Hydrostatic ground drive
(up to serial no 49200032) 684
Hydrostatic ground drive
(from serial no 49200033) 685
Stopping 685
Adjusting the stiffness of ground
speed control lever 685
Driving behaviour 686
Steering 686
Brakes 687
Foot brake 687
Parking brake 688
Stopping the engine 689
Towing the machine when the
engine is at a standstill (only with
electro-hydraulic drive control) 689
CLAAS Autopilot 691
Engaging the CLAAS autopilot
(machines with maize attachment) 691
Engaging the CLAAS autopilot
(Machines with pick-up attachment) 694
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Basic adjustment 694
Malfunction, possible cause or
remedy – CLAAS Autopilot 696
Silage additive pump 6101
Electrical connections for the
silage additive pump 6101
Operating the silage additive pump 6101
Activating the silage additive pump 6101
Activating the purge cycle 6101
Silage additive tank (from serial
no 49202653 to serial no 49202702,
from serial no ) 6102
Additive applicator 6102
Adjustment of the fluid dosage 6103
Selection of the nozzles 6103
Compressed air braking system
for trailer operation
(optional equipment) 6111
Connecting the compressed-air hoses 6111
Disconnecting the compressed-air hoses 6111
Pressure indicator 6112
Frost protection pump 6112
Checking the safety valve 6112
Antifreeze 6113
Trailer control valve 6113
Antifreeze safety instructions 6113
7 Operating CIS
Introduction 711
Prior to operation 721
Displays and control elements 731
Overview – status displays A 731
Overview – monitor section B 732
Overview – key portion C 733
Main display 741
Monitoring engine rpm/engine loading 741
Monitoring the pressure of
the lift cylinder in connection
with the ground pressure control 742
Monitoring the height of the
front attachment/pre-set
cutting height setting control 742
Display of functions / operating data 751
Display of operating data 751
Selecting a symbol or display 751
Showing and setting the time 752
Display of the Cracker roller gap 752
Displaying the total working hours
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 753
Displaying/resetting the working
hours daily total
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 753
Display of operating hours 754
Engine speed display 754
Setting the working speed
(from serial no 49200133) 754
Displaying/resetting the daily area
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 756
Displaying the rate of work
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 756
Displaying the total area
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 757
Displaying the next maintenance
interval due/Time overdue
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 757
Confirming the maintenance carried out
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 758
Learning / Storing machine data 761
Selecting a symbol / function 761
Function of keys 761
Learning the impulses
per 100 m / setting the unit 762
Carrying out the calibration run 762
Direct input of the impulses/100 m value 763
Setting the value 764
Programming the cracker roller gap 765
Saving the working position
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 766
Setting the working width
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 767
Setting the segmentation
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 768
Setting the segment width
(CIS with fieldwork computer) 7610
Operating sharpening and
shear bar automatics 7611
Setting the number of sharpening cycles 7611
Sharpening memory function 7612
Setting the time interval until
the next sharpening operation 7612
Monitor the time until the
next sharpening operation 7613
Switching on automatic sharpening 7614
Automatic sharpening monitoring 7615
Resetting the total sharpening cycles 7617
Setting the shear bar clearance 7618
Switching on the automatic
shear bar feature 7619
Monitoring the shear bar automatics 7621
Resetting the residual knife condition 7622
Resetting the shear bar 7623
Checking the sharpening and
shear bar automatics sensors 7627
“Learning” the end stops
of the Contour system 7629
Monitoring the potentiometer
front attachment height 7630
Setting the potentiometer
front attachment height 7631
Learning the Autopilot system 7632
Learning the upper discharge
chute end stops 7634
Learning the ground
speed control lever 7635
Setting the driving strategy 7636
Fuel consumption display 7637
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Problems and remedies 771
Types of alarm and fault code chart 771
Severe fault/continuous alarm 771
Less-severe fault/three alarm signals 772
Minor fault/one alarm signal 772
Error code chart 773
8 Operation – Basic machine
Chopping unit 811
Cutting cylinder 811
Sharpening the cutting cylinder knives 812
Automatic knife sharpening 812
Sharpening knives with remote
controls and electric shear bar adjustment 813
Adjusting the shear bar
(electrical shear bar setting) 814
Resetting the electronic
sharpening cycle counter 815
Resetting the shear bar
(electrical shear bar setting) 816
Sharpening the knives
(machine with standard
sharpening equipment) 819
Adjusting the shear bar
(machines without
electric shear bar setting) 8110
Resetting the shear bar
(machines without
electric shear bar setting) 8111
Adjustment of the sharpening stone 8112
Turning the cutting cylinder 8114
Resetting or replacing knives 8114
Replacing the knives 8115
Replacing the shear bar 8116
Setting the shear bar 8116
Changing number of knives 8116
Assembly direction of the knives 8117
Knife carrier protection 8117
Installing the micro-profile
rasp bar system 8118
Concave plates 8120
Adjusting the concave plate 8121
Discharge 8121
Discharge accelerator 8121
Upper discharge chute 8122
Automatic chute swiveler 8124
Saving the chute end stop positions 8124
Adjusting the length of cut 8125
Gear ratios 8127
High-low speed range selection 8127
Fitting the bottom plate 8128
Guard under the cutting cylinder housing 8129
Corn cracker
(long and short cut 80 /100 teeth) 821
Corn cracker gap gauge 821
Electrical gap adjustment 821
Mechanical gap adjustment 821
Programming the corn cracker clearance
(Electrical clearance adjustment) 822
Basic adjustment of the cracker rollers 824
Manually adjusting the roller
clearance (Electrical corn cracker
clearance adjustment) 826
Removing the corn cracker 827
Locking the corn cracker in position 829
Attaching position for
discharge chute transition piece 829
Installing the discharge chute
transition piece for grass harvest 8210
Lifting the corn cracker
out of the machine 8210
Fitting the corn cracker 8212
Attaching position for discharge
chute transition piece 8214
Corn cracker
(HD / long cut 80 teeth) 831
Corn cracker gap gauge 831
Electrical gap adjustment 831
Mechanical gap adjustment 831
Programming the corn cracker clearance
(Electrical clearance adjustment) 832
Basic adjustment of the cracker rollers 834
Removing the corn cracker 835
Setting HD cracker rollers 837
Fitting the corn cracker 838
CLAAS Auto-Contour / Contour system /
Pre-set cutting height control 841
Switch valve for front attachment 841
Adjusting the drop rate
of the front attachment 842
Differences in the systems 843
Putting the Auto-Contour System,
Contour System, Contour Plus
and pre-set cutting height control
system into operation 844
Operating the Auto-Contour
(cutting height control with front
attachment cross levelling) 846
Operating the Contour Plus System
(cutting height control) 848
Operating the Contour System
(ground pressure control) 8410
Pre-set cutting height control 8412
Potentiometer for the cutting height 8412
Putting the chopper into operation 851
Engaging the chopper unit drive 852
Switching off the chopper unit drive 853
Reversing the feed drives 853
Feed drives stop, detection
system has detected magnetisable metal 854
Lifting the roller crop guard 855
Feeder housing 861
Removing the feeder housing 861
Installing the feeder housing 863
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Malfunction, possible cause or
remedy – Automatic sharpening
device 871
Cutting cylinder knife sharpening 871
Function of indicator light (17 – red) 871
Table of malfunctions – Auto sharpening 872
Sensor and potentiometer test 875
Stone detector 881
Switching on the stone detector 881
Feed drive stops, stone detector has
found stones or similar foreign objects 881
9 Maintenance – Basic machine
Important maintenance instructions 911
Important maintenance instructions
and safety rules 911
Maintenance schedules
and lubricants charts 921
Maintenance schedule 921
Lubricants chart 924
Hydraulic system 931
Accumulators 931
Check oil level 932
Changing hydraulic oil 932
Changing hydraulic filter
at hydrostatic pump 933
Changing the return flow filters 933
Filling instructions when
carrying out hydraulic oil change 934
Adjusting the hydrostatic pump
(not for electro-hydraulic drive control) 934
Foot brake/brake fluid 935
Gearboxes 941
Manual gearbox 941
Check oil level 941
Oil change 941
Final drives 942
Check oil level 942
Oil change 942
Transfer gearbox 942
Check oil level 942
Oil change 942
Gearbox for upper feed rollers 942
Check oil level 942
Drive casing for lower feed rollers 943
Speed selection and reversing gearbox 943
Check oil level 943
Oil change 943
Spur gearbox for upper feed rollers 944
Check oil level 944
Oil change 944
CARRARO rear wheel drive axle 944
Differential gearbox 944
Rear wheel final drive gearboxes 945
Rear wheel drive 945
Cooling fan drive
(engine) 946
Maintenance – chopping unit 951
Discharge accelerator 951
Adjusting the accelerator impeller 952
Corn cracker 953
Cleaning and preserving corn cracker 953
Lubricating the corn cracker
(machines with central lubrication) 954
Checking corn cracker rollers 954
Corn cracker drive 955
Wear plates in the discharge chute 956
Cleaning the discharge chute 957
Cleaning the inner chute of the machine 957
Adjusting the scraper bar
on the plain feed roller 958
Adjusting the feed-in drive 958
Adjusting the tension of the pre-compression
and compression rollers 959
Front tension springs 959
Rear tension springs 959
Discharge chute
breakaway safety device 9510
Tolerance compensation of
the discharge chute
breakaway safety device 9510
Adjusting the main drive
spring-loaded cylinder 961
Relieving the tension of
the power band belt 961
Cab / Air conditioner 971
Cab 971
Cleaning the filter 971
Air conditioner 971
Cleaning the condenser 971
Checking refrigerant level 972
Replacing the filter receiver drier 972
Required refrigerant quantity –
Refrigerant R 134 a 972
Fire extinguisher 981
Left-hand drive belts 991
Removing the main drive belt (1) 991
Fitting and adjusting
the main drive belt (1) 994
Compressed air cleaning system
(additional equipment) 9101
Compressed air connection 9101
Important: discharging air
(JAGUAR 900 – 830 Speedstar) 9102
Draining the compressed
air accumulator 9102
Pressure controller 9103
Checking the safety valve 9103
Right-hand drive belts 9111
Removing the ventilator drive belt (10)
(up to serial no ) 9111
Fitting and adjusting ventilator
drive belt (10) (up to serial no ) 9112
Removing ventilator drive belt (10)
(from serial no ) 9113
Fitting and adjusting ventilator
drive belt (10) (from serial no ) 9114
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Removing the corn cracker
drive belt (11) 9115
Refitting and adjusting
the corn cracker drive belt (11) 9116
Removing the feed drive belt (12) 9117
Fitting and adjusting
the feed drive belt (12) 9118
Compressed air braking system
(optional equipment) 9121
Draining the compressed
air accumulator 9121
Pressure controller 9122
Checking the safety valve 9122
Test procedure for the
compressed air braking system 9123
Silage additive pump 9131
Cleaning the nozzle 9131
Cleaning the filter 9131
Cleaning the silage additive system 9131
Wintering the silage
additive pump system 9132
Winter storage of the forager 9141
10 Central lubrication system
Operating the central lubrication system 1011
Function of the central lubrication
system (additional equipment) 1011
Central lubrication system
with 8-litre grease container and
electronic pressure switch 1012
Empty signal 1013
Filling the grease container 1013
Permitted grease types 1013
How long a fill will last 1014
Grease container, 8 litres 1014
Putting the central lubrication system into
operation manually 1014
Filling the system with a filling pump 1015
Filling with a filling pump
25/50 kg-container 1016
Filling via quick release connection 1016
Greasing the machine manually 1017
Operation without corn cracker 1017
Operation with front attachment without
central lubrication 1018
Replacing lubricating hoses 1021
Assembling of lubricating
hoses – machine side 1021
Central lubrication schematic 1023
Malfunction, possible cause or
remedy – central lubrication system 1024
11 Maintenance – Engine
Important maintenance instructions 1111
Important maintenance
instructions and safety rules 1111
Maintenance schedules
and lubricants charts 1121
Maintenance schedule 1121
Lubricants chart 1122
Engine overview 1131
Fuel system – Engine oil – V-belts 1141
Fuel system 1141
Fuel tank 1141
Manual fuel primer pump
with fuel sediment bowl 1142
Fuel filter (up to serial no ) 1142
Fuel filter (from serial no ) 1143
Fuel pre-filter / Water separator
(standard equipment) 1143
Fuel pre-filter / Water separator
(additional equipment) 1144
Bleed fuel system 1145
Engine oil level check 1145
Engine oil change 1146
Oil filter 1147
Changing the bleeding filter 1147
Topping up engine oil 1148
V-belts 1149
Adjusting the spring-loaded
cylinder for the fan drive 1149
Cooling system 1151
Coolant 1151
Observe coolant type 1151
Identifying coolant types 1151
Refilling the coolant 1152
Changing the coolant 1153
Coolant mixing proportions 1155
Water drain plugs on the engine block 1156
Radiator 1156
Draining the coolant 1156
Filling up the coolant (up to serial no ) 1157
Filling up the coolant (from serial no ) 1158
Overpressure (up to serial no ) 1158
Overpressure (from serial no ) 1158
Frost protection / corrosion protection 1159
Warning sign 1159
Coolant temperature 1159
Stopping an overheated engine 1159
Rotary chaff screen 11511
Cleaning the radiator, oil cooler
and intercooler 11512
Cleaning rotor 11514
Air filter – Battery – Engine problems 1161
Dry-type air filter 1161
Warning device 1161
Cleaning air filter suction screen 1161
Cleaning the air filter (up to serial no ) 1161
Cleaning the air filter (from serial no ) 1164
Safety filter cartridge (up to serial no ) 1166
Safety filter cartridge (from serial no ) 1166
Battery 1168
Alternator 11610
Engine malfunctions, possible
cause or remedy 11611
Engine winter storage 1171
Engine preservation 1171
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12 Lubrication chart
Lubricants and lubrication instructions 1211
13 Index
Index 1311
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