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shaun3480
Posted 10/27/2013 17:09 (#3407682)
Subject: jd 568 baler error help


Phillips Co NW Kansas		Monitor is showing an e2 11 code which I'm told is the wrap actuator. I checked connections & they are good. I put 12v to the2 pin metri pak connector on motor & it ran for a second . Is this motor or actuator the problem or shuld I be looking elsewhere.
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farmerboy50
Posted 10/27/2013 17:14 (#3407691 - in reply to #3407682)
Subject: RE: jd 568 baler error help


West Texas		That is a big no-no. I've seen more than one monitor fried after someone ran wires from the battery to the actuator. You need to use the channels to check the voltage. It's very critical to have a good power supply running to the monitor.

Edited by farmerboy50 10/27/2013 17:14
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shaun3480
Posted 10/27/2013 17:16 (#3407697 - in reply to #3407691)
Subject: RE: jd 568 baler error help


Phillips Co NW Kansas		That is what service manager said to do. The baler is out of the loop. Just running the actuator. It went in and out a hslf dozen times with 12v & has stopped again.

Would you mind telling me the proper things to check. We have hay on the ground & moisture coming.
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farmerboy50
Posted 10/27/2013 17:28 (#3407712 - in reply to #3407697)
Subject: RE: jd 568 baler error help


West Texas		The book tells you how to go in and check the channels, functions, of each señor or actuator on the baler. What tractor are you running the baler on and where are you getting power. More than likely your actuator is bad, but here are the
Error Code Description Solution
E0 01 Erratic supply voltage when actuator operating Check Battery and Alternator
Check wires and connections
see Channel 19 in Service section
E0 02 Low Voltage Check Alternator
Check wires and connections perform voltage test, see Testing Tractor Outlet Voltage, Channel 19, in Service Section
E0 03 High Voltage Check alternator
See Channel 19 in Service section
E1 02 Bale size sensor disconnected or shorted to ground Check wires and connectors
Check sensor
E1 03 Bale size sensor shorted to power Check wires and connectors
Check sensor
E1 04 Bale size sensor below working range Check sensor adjustment , see Channel 5 in Service section
E1 05 Bale size sensor above working range Check sensor adjustment , see Channel 5 in Service section
E1 12 Right bale shape sensor shorted to ground Check wire and connectors
Check sensor
E1 13 Right bale shape sensor shorted to power Check wire and connectors
Check sensor
E1 14 Right bale shape sensor below working range Check sensor adjustment , see Channel 7 in Service section
E1 15 Right bale shape sensor above working range Check sensor adjustment , see Channel 7 in Service section
E1 22 Left bale shape sensor shorted to ground Check wire and connectors
Check sensor
E1 23 Left bale shape sensor shorted to power Check wire and connectors
Check sensor
E1 24 Left bale shape sensor below working range Check sensor adjustment , see Channel 9 in Service section
E1 25 Left bale shape sensor above working range Check sensor adjustment , see Channel 7 in Service section
E2 01 Twine actuator disconnected Check wires and connectors
E2 02 Twine actuator faulty Check twine actuator using extend/retract switches
Check twine actuator using by-pass switch
E2 03 Timeout error during twine wrapping cycle Check for obstruction or binding
E2 04 Twine actuator harness shorted to battery Check wires and connectors
Check twine actuator
E2 05 Twine actuator harness shorted to ground Check wires and connectors
Check sensor
E2 11 Net actuator disconnected Check wires and connectors
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Nebraska Sandhiller
Posted 7/4/2021 23:10 (#9093591 - in reply to #3407712)
Subject: Nt marking


NNW Nebraska		X
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farmerboy50
Posted 10/27/2013 17:30 (#3407717 - in reply to #3407697)
Subject: RE: jd 568 baler error help


West Texas
Testing Net Wrap Actuator Current (Channel 018)

NOTE: Channel 018 allows operator use of EXTEND and RETRACT keys to position net actuator for service.

This test is used to determine the working condition of the actuator through its entire range of operation.

To test actuator (motor and linkage):

1. Turn tractor key to ON position. Do not start tractor engine.
2. With monitor-controller in NET mode, press and hold COUNTER key (A) while turning monitor-controller ON.

3. Continue to hold COUNTER key and press PLUS key until "CH 018" appears in digital display.

4. Release COUNTER key; digital display will change to show actuator static current flow reading of "0" to "1".

5. Use EXTEND and RETRACT keys (B) and (C) to operate actuator in both directions. Display should show a current flow reading between "1" and "8" while actuator motor is operating during mid stroke (no load).

Below normal readings indicate low tractor voltage, or poor or corroded harness connections
Above normal readings indicate binding linkage or partially shorted motor windings
Current spike reading indicates mechanical obstruction to linkage
NOTE: Net wrap actuator is at full stroke position when actuator is fully extended.

6. Continue to operate actuator to full stroke position. Display should show stall ( load ) current reading between "20" and "30".

Below normal reading indicates bad or corroded harness connections
Above normal reading indicates partially shorted motor windings or actuator binding


A-COUNTER Key
B-EXTEND Key
C-RETRACT Key

AG,OUMX005,1557 -19-11JUN07-1/2

7. Press EXTEND or RETRACT keys to move counterknife to "home" position.
8. Turn monitor-controller OFF. Turn tractor key to OFF position. Remove key.
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shaun3480
Posted 10/27/2013 17:35 (#3407724 - in reply to #3407717)
Subject: RE: jd 568 baler error help


Phillips Co NW Kansas		What is the net mode. I'm new to this. Going to see if I can find the book.
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farmerboy50
Posted 10/27/2013 17:36 (#3407726 - in reply to #3407724)
Subject: RE: jd 568 baler error help


West Texas		You can choose net or twine.
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shaun3480
Posted 10/27/2013 17:55 (#3407763 - in reply to #3407726)
Subject: RE: jd 568 baler error help


Phillips Co NW Kansas		Ya I figured out that was a dumb question. It is in net mode.
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farmerboy50
Posted 10/27/2013 17:33 (#3407722 - in reply to #3407697)
Subject: RE: jd 568 baler error help


West Texas
Testing Tractor Convenience Outlet Voltage (Channel 019)

Complete the following check to determine if the convenience outlet provides adequate power to the BaleTrak ™ Pro system.

1. Start tractor engine.
2. Press and hold COUNTER key (A) while turning monitor-controller ON.

3. Continue to hold COUNTER key and press PLUS key (D) until "CH 019" appears in the digital display.

4. Release COUNTER key and view voltage readout.

5. Using EXTEND key (C), extend twine actuator slightly.

6. Push and hold RETRACT key (B) until actuator stalls out in the cutoff position and note voltage displayed during first four seconds after stalling.

Specification

Convenience Outlet -Voltage (Minimum) 9.7 V
7. If voltage is less than specifications, install Convenience Outlet Kit AE50549. Only this kit should be used to provide a convenience outlet due to wire size, (12 ga), lack of splices, and a 30 amp circuit breaker included in this kit. When installing this kit, attach power and ground wires directly to battery terminal clamp bolts, only. (See TRACTOR CONVENIENCE OUTLET in Preparing the Tractor section.)

CAUTION: Convenience outlet is wired directly to battery. Turning off tractor key will not disconnect power to monitor.

8. Turn monitor-controller OFF. Turn off tractor engine and remove key.



A-COUNTER Key
B-RETRACT Key
C-EXTEND Key
D-PLUS Key

Bale Trak is a registered trademark of Deere & Company
AG,OUMX005,1547 -19-05JUN08-1/2

Disconnect power cord to monitor when working around knife arm. Turning off tractor key will NOT turn off power to monitor.
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shaun3480
Posted 10/27/2013 17:31 (#3407719 - in reply to #3407682)
Subject: Re: jd 568 baler error help


Phillips Co NW Kansas		Its on a 4440. Check all connections on batteries & alternator. Actuator just clicks now.
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farmerboy50
Posted 10/27/2013 17:34 (#3407723 - in reply to #3407719)
Subject: Re: jd 568 baler error help


West Texas		Where are you hooking up to get power?
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shaun3480
Posted 10/27/2013 17:37 (#3407728 - in reply to #3407723)
Subject: Re: jd 568 baler error help


Phillips Co NW Kansas		For the monitor itself or when I was trying to get actuator to work.
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shaun3480
Posted 10/27/2013 17:48 (#3407745 - in reply to #3407682)
Subject: Re: jd 568 baler error help


Phillips Co NW Kansas		Monitor shows 14v whdn I do the second step you posted. Using the ext & ret buttons changes nothing. On the first step (channel 18) it displays 0s & again the buttons change nothing.
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farmerboy50
Posted 10/27/2013 17:54 (#3407761 - in reply to #3407745)
Subject: Re: jd 568 baler error help


West Texas		Have you checked where your baler harness hooks to your monitor harness? I would also check the voltage at the plug at the actuator to check voltage.
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shaun3480
Posted 10/27/2013 21:27 (#3408268 - in reply to #3407682)
Subject: RE: FIXED!!!!!


Phillips Co NW Kansas		Found the problem. The 2 pin metri-pak plug for normal or bypass operation came unplugged behind the seat.
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