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Description
Trip Point: Shift lever moved from neutral to forward or neutral to
E47 (2)
reverse or from forward to reverse or from reverse to forward with
engine speed greater than or equal to 1500 RPM and/or ground Reduce engine speed below 1500 RPM when shifting into a
Transmission
speed greater than 4.8 km/h (3 mph) per hour. gear.
Abuse
Warning
Reset Point: Engine Speed less than 1500 RPM.
Trip Point: Ground speed is greater than or equal to 19.3 km
E49 (2) (12 mi) per hour while in transmission is in neutral.
(Transmission Abuse) While the machine is coasting in
to 124° C (255.2° F) with the engine running. Ensure that the transmission oil dipstick level reads correct.
Temperature (239° F) or the engine is shut OFF. Refer to Testing and Adjusting, RENR8303, "Relief Valve
(Torque Converter Inlet) Pressure - Test and Adjust" if the
TCO pressure is correct, and the E155 is active.
Trip Point: Alternator is not charging with the key switched ON
E179 (1)
and the engine running. Refer to Special Instruction, REHS0354, "Charging System
Troubleshooting".
Alternator Not
Reset Point: Alternator is charging off or the key switch is Refer to Troubleshooting, "MID 87 - CID 168 FMI - 4".
Charging
toggled.
Trip Point: Service brake accumulator pressure is less than or
equal to 8619 kPa (1250 psi.)
Accumulator - Test and Charge".
Low Brake • The key switch is in the ON position. Refer to Testing and Adjusting, RENR8315, "Brake
Accumulator Accumulator - Test and Charge".
Pressure System Response: ARC service test disabled.
Low System conditions exist for longer than 60 seconds after engine start, the
• Check for reduced ambient air and flow of intake air
Air Pressure event is actively displayed and logged.
through the air charge cooler. (Check air filter element.
Clean or replace the filter element.)
auto lube pressure sensor diagnostic status is not active, and the Check lube system for leaks, kinked or plugged lines, fuse or
Low Auto auto lube installation status is installed. pump failures.
Trip Point: Engine is greater than 2500 RPM for 0.5 seconds.
Use Cat® ET to view engine overspeed histograms to
E362 (2)
determine the operating / sensor information during the
Reset Point: Engine speed is less than 2400 RPM.
Overspeed injection until engine speed is at the reset point). The tachometer
Ensure that intake of combustible atmosphere / gas into the
indicator will illuminate on the cab display.
engine, is not the cause of the overspeed event.
E521 (2) Trip Point: Activates when the automatic lubrication pressure is
greater than or equal to 7584 kPa (1100 psi) after the automatic
Check and repair the system.
System Response: Machine remains in crank lockout until hose High-Speed system .
Engine Oil
is removed. Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, "Engine Oil
Evacuation
and Filter - Change".
Occurred
Reset Point: Engine oil evacuation activation switch status is ON,
starter lockout is not active, or start lockout switch and key switch
are OFF.
E531 (2)
Trip Point: Transmission oil level is LOW with the engine Check transmission oil level and ensure that the oil reservoir
RUNNING. is filled before the startup of the truck. Refer toOperation and
Low
Maintenance Manual, "Transmission Tank Oil Level -
Transmission
Reset Point: When the enable conditions are not met. Check".
Oil Level
Trip Point: Steering pump pressure drops below 700 kPa
E542 (3) (101.5 psi) with the secondary steering armed status is ARMED.
Immediate Safe Shut Down Required
System Response:
Hoist system locked out
Steering disabled
Body Up System Response: Light body up indicator. Slow the truck and lower the body of the machine.
While Machine
In Motion Reset Point: ground speed is less than 13 km/h (8 mph) or the
body is down.
Trip Point: Ground speed is greater than 79.3 km/h (49.3 mph)
per hour on a 773F and 775F and, 86.6 km/h (53.8 mph) per hour
on a 777F.
E667 (2)
System Response: ARC system limits speed to protect points if
Slow the truck.
Machine machine is in gear.
Overspeed
Reset Point: Ground speed is less than 73.5 km/h (45.7 mph) per
hour on a 773F and 775F, and 82.6 km/h (51.3 mph) per hour on a
777F.
E765 (2) Trip Point: Transmission oil is bypassing the filter with torque
Check transmission filter immediately.
converter oil is above 51° C (123.8° F).
Transmission
If transmission filter is plugged. refer toOperation and
Charge Filter Reset Point: Transmission oil is not bypassing the filter or when
Maintenance Manual, "Oil Filter (Transmission) - Replace".
Plugged torque converter oil is below 43° C (109.4° F).
Trip Point: Lockup clutch filter bypass status is BYPASSING and
the torque converter oil temperature is greater than 51° C
E767 (1)
(123.8° F). Change the filter.
Engine
System Response: Chassis sends a message to shut down the
Shutdown Due Service required.
engine.
to Loss of
Machine
Reset Point: Primary steering pressure is LOW or when enable
Lockout
conditions are not met.
Trip Point: System voltage is less than or equal to 24. 8 V with
E875 (1) the secondary steering relay energized and the engine speed
greater than 1500 RPM or unknown.
There is a developing problem with the charging system.
Low System
Voltage Reset Point: System voltage is greater than 26 V or when any
enable condition is not met.
Trip Point: Engine running. System voltage is less than or equal
to 24 V with the starter status NOT CRANKING, secondary
E875 (2)
steering relay is not energized. Refer to Troubleshooting, "MID 87
To troubleshoot the charging system, refer to Special
- CID 168 - FMI 4".
Low System Instruction, REHS0354, "Charging System Troubleshooting"
Voltage
Reset Point: System voltage is greater than 24.5 V or when any
enable condition is not met.
Trip Point: System voltage is less than or equal to 23 V with the
E875 (3) Immediate Safe Shut Down Required
running. If the coolant level is correct, check the sensor circuit.
Table 1
WARNING OPERATION
Warning Level Action Alarm Action Indicator Advisor Display Pop Up Message
Level 1 OFF OFF ON
Level 2 OFF Flash ON and OFF ON
Level 3 Pulse ON and OFF Flash ON and OFF ON
Table 2
Recommended actions to be taken by the machine operator in response to the different warning levels.
Level 1 - This warning level will cause the involved alert indicator to illuminate. A Level 1 warning will indicate that the operator should be aware of
a condition of one or more of the machine systems.
Level 2 - This warning level will indicate that the operation of the machine should be changed or maintenance should be performed to the machine.
Possible damage to components on the machine may occur.
Level 3 - This warning level will indicate that the machine needs to have an immediate, safe emergency engine shutdown. Possible injury to the
operator or severe damage to components may occur.
If an action alarm, alert indicator, or warning occurs, a pop-up message will override any screen on the Advisor display module.
DJS1-UP, DLS1-UP, EED1-UP, EXD1-UP, EYG1-UP, JRP1-UP, JXP1-UP, KDP1-UP, KDZ1-UP, PRB1-UP
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