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8.3 Chassis
681-010
Pin Designation
1 Shift into 1st gear.
2 Shift into 2nd gear.
1+2 Shift into neutral position.
37435-003
Information
Unnecessary mounting steps.
Increased time needed.
► When only the electronics of the electro-hydraulic
gearshift has failed and the rest of the machine is
operative, the neutral position can be engaged
hydraulically.
785
236500-001
2
3 NOTICE
786 Leak of hydraulic components.
236487-001
Components lose oil.
Faulty function of hydraulic components.
1 3 ► Ensure that all screw fittings are oil-tight.
4
787
241987-001
135428-006
8.3.3 Setting the manual gearbox to the basic setting
This procedure is applied when the gears were set to
neutral position mechanically due to a machine failure.
► Switch off and secure the machine. Page 164
Pre-condition:
• Open-ended spanner 13 mm
1 3
• One pre-assembled adjusting screw (1) part no.
00 0776 665 X
• One pre-assembled adjusting screw (3) part no.
00 0776 817 X
788
241989-001
NOTICE
Leak of hydraulic components.
Components lose oil.
Faulty function of hydraulic components.
2 ► Ensure that all screw fittings are oil-tight.
A
790
241991-001
8.4 Steering
135431-006
8.4.1 Overview of AUTO PILOT* faults
The zero point of the touch arms on the maize front attachment is
determined.
► Set the working position for area counting of the maize front
attachment.
► Move the front attachment touch arms to the rest position.
Straight-ahead travel was not or incorrectly learned.
► Adjust AUTO PILOT* straight-ahead travel. Page 273
The machine aligns to a row when Straight-ahead travel not learned.
driving into the crop and drives into
► Learning straight-ahead travel:
the middle of the crop with a delay.
Call up the <AUTO PILOT> submenu.
The zero point of the touch arms on the maize front attachment is
determined.
The zero point of the touch arms on the maize front attachment is
determined.
► Set the working position for area counting of the maize front
attachment.
► Move the front attachment touch arms to the rest position.
► Acknowledge the learning process.
The centralizing switch is misadjusted.
Set the centralizing switch in the <HOTKEY direct menu> to "0".
When guiding the machine in the Straight-ahead travel was not or incorrectly learned.
middle between the maize rows on
► Adjust AUTO PILOT straight-ahead travel. Page 273
level terrain, corrections with the
centralizing switch may be useful. The touch arms have not been learned.
► Learning the touch arms:
Call up the <AUTO PILOT> submenu.
The zero point of the touch arms on the maize front attachment is
determined.
► Set the working position for area counting of the maize front
attachment.
► Move the front attachment touch arms to the rest position.
► Acknowledge the learning process.
The machine performs slow steering movements. The AUTO PILOT sensitivity is set too low.
► Increase the AUTO PILOT sensitivity.
Call up the <AUTO PILOT> submenu.
8.5 Drives
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8.5.1 Removing vibrations and unusual noises
Unbalance causes vibrations in particular cases which
may result in machine damage.
Dirt deposits in the pulley may be one of the causes.
► When vibrations or unusual noises can be
perceived, clean the pulleys below:
► Main drive pulleys Page 649
► Corn cracker pulleys Page 649
Important: Particularly hard dirt often sticks to
the corn cracker pulleys and must be
thoroughly removed.
► Fan drive pulleys Page 649
CAUTION
Cleaning with compressed air whirls up dust and dirt.
Dust and dirt may end up in the eyes or in the
respiratory tract.
► Wear safety goggles.
► Wear a respirator.
Applies to:
Drain valve* on front attachment control valve
► Secure the machine so it will not roll
away. Page 164
791
289410-001
792
Decals on the machine 388773-001
192702-004
8.6.2 Actuating hydraulic valves in the working hydraulics mechanically when a fault occurs
► Secure the machine so it will not roll
away. Page 164
Pre-condition:
• Slotted screwdriver, 3 mm
• Punch, Ø 3 mm
3930-005
WARNING
When starting the diesel engine, persons are on the
machine or in its hazard area.
Can cause death or serious injuries.
► Instruct people to leave the hazard area before
starting the diesel engine.
1
793
174896-001
► Start the diesel engine.
► Select the desired function, using the decal on the
hydraulic control block.
► Push in slide (1) up to the stop, using the punch.
A pressure spring automatically pushes the
slide (1) back again.
192703-004
8.6.3 Actuating hydraulic valves in the low pressure hydraulic system mechanically when a
fault occurs
► Secure the machine so it will not roll
away. Page 164
Pre-condition:
• Slotted screwdriver, 3 mm
• Punch, Ø 3 mm
37508-007
NOTICE
Electro-hydraulic gearshift is out of order.
Increased ground drive wear.
► Use this function only in an emergency.
► Have the machine repaired by a qualified
authorized workshop immediately.
1
794
174896-001 ► Start the diesel engine.
► Select the desired function, using the decal on the
hydraulic control block.
► Push in slide (1) up to the stop, using the punch.
A pressure spring automatically pushes the
slide (1) back again.
3930-005
WARNING
When starting the diesel engine, persons are on the
machine or in its hazard area.
Can cause death or serious injuries.
► Instruct people to leave the hazard area before
starting the diesel engine.
1
795 Start the diesel engine.
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►
► Engage the main drive.
► Do not transport any crop.
► Select the desired function, using the decal on the
hydraulic control block.
► Turn in threaded pin (1) up to the stop.
The valve is actuated mechanically. The function is
switched on.
WARNING
Exploding battery gases.
Death or serious injury is possible.
► Avoid sparks and naked flames in the vicinity of a
battery!
► To avoid accumulations of highly explosive gases,
remove the cover when recharging the battery.
126049-010
WARNING
Improper jump-start.
Serious injuries or death can be caused by explosions
or damage of the electric system.
► Do not place any metal objects on the battery.
► Bridge a 12 V battery with a maximum voltage of
14 V.
► Use only insulated jumper cables with insulated
cable clamps.
► Do not use an electronically controlled charger
(quick charger) for starting the diesel engine.
► First connect the positive (+) cable with the
positive terminals and then the negative (-) cable
with the negative terminals.
126486-002 796
CEBIS starts, but the electric starting motor will not Batteries in the 24 V circuit are empty.
start the diesel engine.
► Jumper the batteries with two external batteries at
the same time and assist-start the diesel engine.
CEBIS does not start and the electric starting motor Batteries in the 12 V and 24 V circuits are empty.
does not start the diesel engine.
► Jumper the batteries with three external batteries at
the same time and assist-start the diesel engine.
126488-003 798
Charging batteries
If a machine or battery is not available for jumpering,
the batteries can also be charged using a charger.
► Remove the discharged battery.
► Observe the Operator's Manual for the charger.
► Connect the battery charger to the battery and
start the charging process.
800
151830-001
2
3
801
151832-001
135433-004
8.7.3 Closing the basic central terminal compartment
► Switch off and secure the machine. Page 164
► Place lid (1) and lock at (2).
802
151929-001
2
803
151936-001
175555-001 804
Designation
F056 <CEBIS> terminal 7.5 A
F057 <AUTO PILOT> module 3 A
F058 <Shear bar adjustment> module, <Tyre pressure control> module 3 A
F059 Vehicle base module 7.5 A
F060 <Hydraulic control system> module 3 A
F061 <AUTO PILOT> module 10 A
F062 Vehicle base module 10 A
F063 Vehicle base module 10 A
F064 Advanced control module 10 A
F065 <Hitch hook> switch 15 A
F066 Feeder unit sensors, e.g. metal detector 7.5 A
F067 Cooling box 10 A
F068 <Ground speed control lever> module 3 A
F069 <External> Stop / reversing switch 7.5 A
F070 Advanced control module 10 A
F071 Camera system 7.5 A
F072 Drive axle gear status inquiry 1 A
F073 Advanced control module 10 A
F074 <Tyre pressure control> module 10 A
F075 Vehicle base module 10 A
F076 Advanced control module 10 A
F077 Sensors, general 7.5 A
F078 <CEBIS> terminal 3 A
F079 Left service socket 10 A
F080 AUTO FILL 7.5 A
F081 Diagnostic socket, EQ1 socket 7.5 A
F082 <Engine control> module 10 A
F083 Air drier Tier4i engines 7.5 A
F084 Diagnostic plug for diesel engine 3 A
F085 <Engine adaptation> module 7.5 A
F086 Electric starting motor 10 A
F087 Diagnostic plug for diesel engine 3 A
F088 <Engine adaption> module, <MAN engine adaption> module 7.5 A
F089 External RSA 15 A
F090 AUTO FILL 3 A
Designation
F091 Vehicle base module 3 A
F092 Printer, <A/C MATIC> module 3 A
F093 Front attachment socket 10 A
F094 Advanced control module 10 A
F095 Vehicle base module 10 A
F096 Advanced control module 25 A
F097 External RSB 15 A
F098 Sensors 7.5 A
F099 Dosing pump, external flushing switch 10 A
F100 <Ground drive> module, <4-wheel drive> switch 10 A
F101 Driver's seat 15 A
F102 Operator's platform, CAM PILOT 7.5 A
F103 B-column service socket 10 A
F104 Advanced control module 10 A
F105 Vehicle base module 10 A
F106 AUTO FILL 15 A
F107 Connector MW pin 7 10 A
F108 Vehicle base module 25 A
F109 Vehicle base module 10 A
F110 <Steering column warning lights > module 3 A
F111 RS1 15 A
F112 RS2 15 A
F113 <Silage additive system> vehicle base module 15 A
F114 Cigarette lighter 15 A
F115 Ignition 7.5 A
F116 B-column socket 25 A
F117 <Shear bar adjustment> module 15 A
F118 Service socket for diesel engine 10 A
- - - -
K013.1 <Air conditioner clutch> relay (Tier4f engine)
K015 Relay terminal 15 (ignition)
K015.1 Relay terminal 15 (ignition 12V or 24V)
K020 Relay terminal 15x
K021 Relay terminal 21 <Road travel>
K022 <Ground speed control lever neutral> relay (safety start switch)
Designation
K023 <Main drive> relay (safety start switch)
K031 <External silage additive system> relay
K032 Spare
K033 Spare
K050 <Electric starting motor> relay
K052 <Power brake> relay (type 497)
K061 Time relay
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8.7.5 Opening the roof central terminal compartment
The roof central terminal compartment is located at
1 the top left in the cab roof.
► Switch off and secure the machine. Page 164
► Open the roof central terminal compartment at (1).
► Remove cover (2).
2
805
149602-001
123397-006
8.7.6 Closing the roof central terminal compartment
► Switch off and secure the machine. Page 164
2 ► Insert lid (1) and lock at (2).
1
806
175520-001
23317-006 807
Designation Value
F01 Air conditioner compressor 15 A
F02 Maintenance light 15 A
F03 Instrument lighting 7.5 A
F04 Left side light 7.5 A
F05 Right side light 7.5 A
F06 <Front windscreen wiper> power supply 15 A
F07 Brake light 15 A
F08 Left windscreen wiper 10 A
F09 <Vehicle lighting> control 15 A
F10 <Homefinder lights> power supply 15 A
F11 Spare 15 A
F12 <Cab platform> work lights 15 A
F13 Stubble lighting 15 A
F14 Additional drive light 15 A
F15 Right dipped beam 15 A
F16 Left dipped beam 15 A
F17 Left main beam 15 A
F18 Right main beam 15 A
F19 Inside left railing work light 20 A
F20 Inside right railing work light 20 A
F21 Rear worklights 20 A
F22 Roof bottom left work light 15 A
F23 <Left working area ahead> work light 20 A
F24 <Right working area ahead> work light 20 A
F25 Outside right railing work light 20 A
F26 Outside left railing work light 20 A
F27 Rear windscreen wipers 10 A
F28 <Fan> power supply 30 A
F29 <Mirror> power supply 10 A
F30 <Relay output> warning beacon 20 A
F31 Safety switch 3A
F32 Radio 10 A
F33 Right windscreen wiper 10 A
F34 Broadcast receiver 15 7.5 A
F35 Turn signal indicator 15 A
Designation Value
F36 Broadcast receiver 30 15 A
F37 Broadcast receiver 30 15 A
X49 Fuse test Not used
808
298351-001
Designation Value
F050 Main fuse (1) 200 A
Designation Value
F050 Main fuse 12 V (1) 200 A
F051 Main fuse 24 V (2) 40 A
152092-011
8.7.9 Replacing lamps
86969-004
CAUTION
Lamps may be hot. Lamps may be pressurised and
may burst.
Burns and cuts are possible.
► Let lamps cool down before replacing them.
► Wear safety gloves.
► Wear safety goggles.
234143-002 810
235233-003 811
167320-002 812
3
4
2 5
8
1
234163-001 813
NOTICE
After replacing components such as lamps or wear
plate, the NIR sensor measuring head must be newly
calibrated with the CDS.
Have maintenance work on the NIR sensor carried out
by a qualified specialist workshop exclusively.
► Do not open the measuring head yourself. Do not
destroy the seal on the measuring head.
WARNING
Improper handling of injuries cause by refrigerant.
Can cause death or serious injuries.
► When refrigerant penetrates the skin or the eyes,
have the injury treated immediately by a specialist
doctor.
4200-010
WARNING
Refrigerant.
Can cause death or serious injuries.
► Have work on air conditioners carried out by a
qualified authorized workshop.
► Avoid any contact with refrigerant.
► Wear protective gloves and goggles.
► No welding may be carried out on the refrigerant
circuit components and in their direct vicinity.
► Maximum ambient temperature for refrigerant is
80 °C.
Air conditioner system does not cool. Magnetic clutch on compressor not engaging.
Only uncooled air comes out of air vents. ► Have clutch replaced.
Belt is loose.
► Tension or replace belt.
Cable connections are loose.
► Tighten loose or disconnected cables.
Fuses are faulty.
► Replace fuse.
Compressor will not pump coolant, expansion valve has
frozen. The moisture saturation of the filter receiver drier
has been reached.
► Have filter receiver drier replaced by specialist
personnel.
Cool air blown through air vents into cab. Cab air filter is soiled.
But air flow is insufficient for cooling the cab. ► Clean or replace the cab air filter.
Evaporator in cab roof blocked.
► Clean evaporator.
Evaporator defective.
► Have evaporator replaced by specialist personnel.
Condenser upstream of radiator soiled.
► Clean condenser.
Low coolant level. The white ball does not float and is at
the bottom of the sight glass.
► Have air conditioner checked by specialist
personnel.
Outside air getting into the cab.
► Close windows and doors completely.
Air conditioner provides cool air for a time, then Ice forming inside the expansion valve.
discharges warm air again.
Filter drier is saturated.
► Have filter receiver drier replaced by specialist
personnel.
Compressor is too loud. Compressor bearing damaged.
► Have compressor replaced or repaired by specialist
personnel.
To do this the system has to be discharged and
recharged with new refrigerant.
Oil level in the compressor is too low. This can be
identified by external leaks.
► Have compressor repaired by specialist personnel.
A/C
MATIC
814
195432-002
The front attachment AUTO CONTOUR touches ► In the CEBIS <Front attachment> menu, call up the
the ground across its full width. <AUTO CONTOUR sensitivity> submenu and
increase the cutting height control sensitivity.
The front attachment AUTO CONTOUR touches ► In the CEBIS <Front attachment> menu, call up the
the ground at the end of one side. <AUTO CONTOUR sensitivity> submenu and
increase the cross levelling sensitivity.
8.10 Chopping
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8.10.1 Shear bar fault code table
• Observe the type of information Page 125
• Viewing the alarm history Page 504
• Viewing the active alarms Page 504
2356 Hydraulic shear bar lever clamping faulty. 1 Check the electric fuses.
2357 2 Carry out a visual inspection of cables
and connectors.
Fault message 3 If unsuccessful, have the fault removed
by a qualified authorized workshop.
2358 Hydraulic pressure outside of permitted 1 Have the fault removed by a qualified
range during active adjusting process. authorized workshop.
Fault message
Adjusting process complete.
8.11 Discharge
156963-007
8.11.1 Fault and remedy with OPTI Fill* / AUTO FILL*
Applies to:
ACTISILER ensiling agent system*
816
188255-001
817
149829-001
818
Machine with grass chute 188278-001
1
819
Machine with corn cracker 149836-001
820
187991-001
1
821
188212-001
822
188259-001
823
350303-001
1 A
824
187899-001
9 Maintenance
9.1 Maintenance intervals
143546-010
9.1.1 Before the harvest
Maintenance operation
Check the diesel engine oil level. Page 601
Check the diesel engine coolant level. Page 615
Check the coolant hoses. Page 618
Check the air hoses. Page 622
Check the fuel system tightness. Page 604
Check the hydraulic system tightness. Page 653
Put air conditioner into operation. Page 675
Charge empty batteries. Page 535
Check shear bar condition. Page 701
Check the condition of chopper knives. Page 719
Carry out the <Shear bar sensor test>. Page 373
Check the corn cracker* clearance. Page 741
Check the crop accelerator clearance dimension. Page 763
For equipment with OPTI FILL* or AUTO FILL*, teach in the upper discharge chute Page 450
end stops.
Check the central lubrication system*. Page 778
143547-008
9.1.2 After the first 10 operating hours
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Check the fan drive belt. Page 629
Check the tightening torque of wheel bolts. Page 634
After installing a wheel, check after 1 operating hour. After that, check after 10, 20,
30, 40 and 50 operating hours.
Tighten the chopper knife bolts. Page 726
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9.1.3 After the first 100 operating hours
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Check the tightening torque of wheel nuts. Page 634
Check the tension of the sharpening device chain. Page 732
Adjust the upper discharge chute springs. Page 766
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 250 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 500 operating hours>. Page 578
Check the diesel engine valves.
Applies to:
Mercedes-Benz OM 502 LA.E3A
Mercedes-Benz OM 460 LA.E3A
Adjust the valve lash after the first 500 operating hours. After that, adjust after
1500, 2500, 3500 and then every 1000 operating hours.
Have the work carried out only by a qualified specialist workshop.
Change the oil of the drive axle final drives. Page 638
After that every 1000 operating hours.
Change the rear drive axle differential oil. Page 643
After that every 1000 operating hours.
Change the rear drive axle wheel hub drive oil. Page 642
After that every 1000 operating hours.
Change the main drive transfer gearbox oil. Page 632
After that every 1000 operating hours.
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9.1.5 After the first 1000 operating hours
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 250 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 500 operating hours>. Page 578
Carry out maintenance work <Every 1000 operating hours>. Page 581
Check the diesel engine valves.
Applies to:
Mercedes-Benz OM 470 LA
Mercedes-Benz OM 471 LA
Mercedes-Benz OM 473 LA
Adjust the valve lash after the first 1000 operating hours. After that, adjust after
3000, 5000, 7000 and then every 2000 operating hours.
Have the work carried out only by a qualified specialist workshop.
Maintenance operation
Clean the diesel engine. Page 600
Check the diesel engine oil level. Page 601
Drain the condensed water from the fuel pre-filter. Page 605
Check the coolant level in the water radiator. Page 615
Clean the cooling units. Page 620
Only clean the air filter of the diesel engine if the maintenance display in Page 624
CEBIS specifies this.
Check the central lubrication system container filling level* and fill up if level is Page 778
low.
Clean the drive axle surroundings. Page 637
Clean the rear axle surroundings. Page 637
Check the tightening torque of all wheel bolts / wheel nuts. Page 634
After installing a wheel, check the tightening torque after 1 operating hour.
After that, check after 10, 20, 30, 40 and 50 operating hours.
Check the wheels and tyres. Page 636
Check the braking effect of the parking brake. Page 646
Check the braking effect of the service brake. Page 646
Check the drive axle brake pads. Page 648
Check the drive axle brake discs. Page 648
Check the alternator and air conditioner belts. Page 629
Check the hydraulic system oil level. Page 654
Clean the hydraulic pump and the hydraulic motor. Page 665
Check the cab air filter. Page 674
Check the condition of chopper knives. Page 726
Check shear bar condition. Page 712
Clean the knife support*. Page 736
Adjust the discharge accelerator clearance. Page 762
Flush the ensiling agent system*. Page 772
Clean the ensiling agent system* nozzles. Page 774
Clean the ensiling agent system* filter. Page 775
Flush the ACTISILER*. Page 773
Grease the grease points every 10 operating hours. Page 587
Remove dirt and deposits from the machine. Page 782
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Check the air hoses. Page 622
Check the spiral hoses. Page 623
Check the drain valve of the compressed air reservoir. Page 786
Grease the grease points every 50 operating hours. Page 589
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9.1.8 Every 100 operating hours
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Check the fan drive belt. Page 629
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9.1.9 Every 250 operating hours
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Grease the grease points every 250 operating hours. Page 593
Check the brake fluid. Page 647
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 250 operating hours>. Page 577
Change the diesel engine oil and oil filter. Page 601
An increased sulphur content of the fuel reduces the oil change
interval. Page 163, Permitted fuel and urea solution
Change the fuel pre-filter in the maintenance compartment. Page 606
Applies to: OM 502 / OM 460 diesel engine
Change the fuel filter on the diesel engine. Page 610
Applies to: OM 502 / OM 460 diesel engine
Clean the manual pump fuel filter. Page 612
Change the diesel engine air filter element. Page 626
Clean the urea tank breather. Page 613
Check the coolant hoses. Page 618
Have brittle or leaky coolant hoses replaced by a qualified specialist workshop.
Check the fresh air filter element with water separator*. When maintenance Page 660
display is active, replace the water separator.
Clean the pulleys. Page 649
Check the main drive brake. Page 633
Check the hydraulic system tightness. Page 653
Check the hydraulic hoses. Page 653
Check the oil filter of the external hydraulic system equipment. Check the oil Page 664
filter if the maintenance indicator is active.
Change the fan gearbox oil. Page 628
Change the feeder unit spur gearbox oil. Page 692
Change the feeder unit manual gearbox oil. Page 690
Change roller gearbox oil. Page 694
Check the semi-fluid lubricant level in the feeder drive. Page 695
Change the drive axle gearbox oil. Page 637
Change the oil of the steering axle drive gearbox on the drive axle. Page 640
Check the steering function. Page 644
Clean the cab recirculation air filter. Page 674
Change the cab air filter. Page 674
Check the moisture saturation of the air conditioner filter drier. Page 676
Check the tension of the sharpening device chain. Page 732
Clean the cutting cylinder housing and grease manually until clean grease Page 733
comes out of the inner seals.
Maintenance operation
Adjust the springs of pre-compression rollers. Page 687
Adjust the scraper of the bottom plain roller. Page 696
Adjust the scrapers of corn cracker rollers*. Page 753
Adjust the springs of discharge spout safeguard. Page 766
Check the compressed-air system anti-freeze level. Page 783
Check the compressed-air accumulator. Page 785
Check the compressed-air system pressure controller. Page 786
Have the work carried out by a qualified specialist workshop.
Check the compressed-air system safety valve. Page 786
Check the trailer compressed air brake*. —
Have the work carried out by a qualified specialist workshop.
Grease the grease points every 500 operating hours. Page 594
Carry out a test drive and a test run. —
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 100 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 250 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 500 operating hours or annually>. Page 575
Adjust the diesel engine valves. —
Applies to:
Mercedes-Benz OM 502 LA / OM 460
Adjust the valve lash after the first 500 operating hours. After that, adjust after
1500, 2500, 3500 and then every 1000 operating hours.
Have the work carried out only by a qualified specialist workshop.
Change the fuel pre-filter in the maintenance compartment. Page 606
Applies to: Mercedes-Benz OM 47X
Change the fuel filter on the diesel engine. Page 610
Applies to: Mercedes-Benz OM 47X
Change the fuel filter on the diesel engine. —
Applies to: Mercedes-Benz OM 47X
Have the work carried out only by a qualified specialist workshop.
Change urea filter of urea pump and urea dosing unit. —
Do this every other time the diesel engine oil is changed.
Have the work carried out only by a qualified specialist workshop.
Change the oil of the drive axle final drives. Page 639
The first time after 500 operating hours, then every 1000 operating hours.
Change the rear drive axle wheel hub drive oil. Page 642
The first time after 500 operating hours, then every 1000 operating hours.
Change the rear drive axle differential oil. Page 643
The first time after 500 operating hours, then every 1000 operating hours.
Change the main drive transfer gearbox oil. Page 632
Change the hydraulic oil. Page 656
Applies to: AGRIHYD HVLP-D 46 mineral oil
Change the hydraulic oil. Page 656
Applies to: AGRIHYD XTREME 46 synthetic oil
When the hydraulic system is filled with AGRIHYD XTREME 46 synthetic oil,
the interval for changing the hydraulic oil is extended. Carry out maintenance
work <Every 3000 operating hours>.
Change the oil filter and fresh air filter element. Page 656
As a basic rule, change the oil filter and the fresh air filter element every
1000 operating hours. Change the fresh air filter element with maintenance
Maintenance operation
indicator* when the red pin in the sight glass is permanently at the top while
the engine is running.
Replace the hydraulic tank filler screen. Page 656
Change the working hydraulic system additional oil filter. Page 663
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9.1.12 Every 2000 operating hours
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 100 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 250 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 500 operating hours or annually>. Page 578
Carry out maintenance work <Every 1000 operating hours>. Page 581
Adjust the diesel engine valves. —
Applies to:
Mercedes-Benz OM 47x LA.E4
Adjust the valve lash after the first 1000 operating hours. After that, adjust after
3000, 5000, 7000 and then every 2000 operating hours.
Have the work carried out only by a qualified authorized workshop.
Change the compression roller damper cylinders. Page 689
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9.1.13 Every 3000 operating hours
Maintenance operation
Change the hydraulic oil. Page 656
Applies to: Hydraulic systems with AGRIHYD XTREME 46 synthetic oil
Irrespective of the oil type, generally change the oil filter and the fresh air filter
element every 1000 operating hours or annually.
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 10 operating hours or daily>. Page 576
Carry out maintenance work <Every 50 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 100 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 250 operating hours>. Page 577
Carry out maintenance work <Every 500 operating hours or annually>. Page 578
Carry out maintenance work <Every 1000 operating hours>. Page 581
Change the diesel engine air filter safety cartridge. Page 627
After replacing the air filter element 5 times or every 2 years.
Applies to: Mercedes-Benz diesel engine acc. to exhaust standard Stage V. —
Change the filter of Mercedes-Benz diesel engines with lower exhaust
standard every 1000 operating hours.
Have the work carried out only by a qualified authorized workshop.
Change the urea filter in the urea tank. —
Have the work carried out only by a qualified authorized workshop.
Change the brake fluid. —
Have the work carried out only by a qualified authorized workshop.
Check the fire extinguisher. Page 787
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9.1.15 Every 3 years
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 500 operating hours or annually>. Page 578
Change the coolant. —
Applies to: Mercedes-Benz OM 47X LA diesel engine
Have the work carried out by a qualified authorized workshop.
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9.1.16 Every 5 years
Maintenance operation
Carry out maintenance work <Every 500 operating hours or annually>. Page 578
Change the coolant. —
Applies to:
Mercedes-Benz OM 502 LA / OM 460 LA diesel engine
Have the work carried out by a qualified specialist workshop.
Maintenance operation
Drain the condensed water from the fuel pre-filter. Page 605
Check the coolant antifreeze effect. Page 619
Clean the manual pump fuel filter. Page 612
Clean the sharpening device. Page 733
Grease guide shaft of sharpening stone holder. Page 597
Clean the cutting cylinder housing and lubricate the cutting cylinder bearings Page 733
manually until clean grease escapes from the inner seals.
Check the corn cracker* clearance. Page 741
Clean and preserve the corn cracker*. Page 751
Check the corn cracker rollers*. Page 752
Clean the discharge spout. Page 765
Clean the lower discharge chute. Page 760
Ensiling agent system* winter storage. Page 775
ACTISILER* winter storage. Page 776
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9.1.18 Winter storage instructions for forage harvesters
Winter storage of the machine after the harvest is
necessary so that the capital invested in the machine
is maintained for a long time. Consistent and thorough
care along with repairs of worn and damaged
components saves time and money when putting the
machine into operation again.
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WARNING
Moving machine parts and / or unexpected machine
movement.
Can cause death or serious injuries.
► Apply the parking brake.
► Stop the diesel engine.
► Remove the ignition key.
► Disconnect the power supply using the battery
isolating switch.
► Start working on the machine only after machine
parts running on have come to a complete halt.
► Secure the machine with wheel chocks so it will
not roll away.
► Ensure that the machine cannot be started by any
third persons.
10h
239411-001 825
Remark
A Not with central lubrication system*.
A A
10h
A
239412-001 826
Remark
A Not with central lubrication system*.
239061-002 827
Remark
A Not with central lubrication system*.
239051-003 828
Remark
A Not with central lubrication system*.
241895-002 829
Applies to:
Machines from vehicle ident. no.: ...
Remark
A Only for rear drive axle* without central lubrication system*.
B Only for non-driven rear drive axle without central lubrication system*.
100h
241895-001 830
Applies to:
Machines up to vehicle ident. no.: ...
Remark
A Only for rear drive axle* without central lubrication system*.
B Only for non-driven rear drive axle without central lubrication system*.
250h
242248-001 831
Remark
A Grease the lemon tubes.
500h
239481-001 832
239446-002 833
Remark
A Grease the left and right centre cross assemblies.
B Grease the plastic guards.
500h
A B
239430-001 834
Remark
A Only with rear drive axle*, not with central lubrication system*.
B Only with non-driven rear axle, not with central lubrication system*.
500h
238997-002 835
Remark
A Only for corn cracker*.
B B
500h
239981-002 836
Remark
A Not with central lubrication system*.
B Only with trailer hitch*.
500h
A B
239461-001 837
Remark
A Only with rear drive axle*, not with central lubrication system*.
B Only with non-driven rear axle*, not with central lubrication system*.
838
169067-001
CAUTION
Dirt particles are thrown around by compressed air.
Dirt particles may get into the eyes or the lungs.
► During the cleaning process, wear protective
clothing, protective gloves, safety goggles, face
protection and mouth protection.
► Keep a safe distance from the hazard point.
CAUTION
Dirt particles are thrown around by the water jet from
a high-pressure cleaner.
Dirt particles may enter the eyes.
► During the cleaning process, wear protective
clothing, protective gloves, safety goggles and
face protection.
► Keep a safe distance from the hazard point.
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