Upper Vertical Auger “Slams” Open. BALZER FIELD FLOATER 6 108 Pages
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TROUBLESHOOTING
Upper Vertical Auger “Slams” Open
1 Fully extend the upper vertical auger
2 On the rod end of the hydraulic fold cylinder is a bleeder screw Open the screw a small amount to allow air to escape from the system
3 After air has been bled from the system, close the bleeder screw tightly
4 Retract and extend the upper vertical auger If the upper vertical auger slams open again, open the bleeder screw to let more air out of the system Retighten the bleeder screw and repeat
5 If the upper vertical auger continues to slam open after several attempts to bleed air from the system, call Balzer’s
Service Department at 1-800-795-8551 Ext 134 (or press 0 for the operator)
Joystick Will Not Work
1 Check all cable connections
2 Check the inline fuse on the power cable going to the joystick
3 Check the voltage at the power connections If the voltage is below 11 VDC, the joystick is not getting enough voltage to properly operate NOTE: MULTIPLE ELECTRONIC DEVICES TURNED ON AT THE SAME TIME MAY LOWER
THE AVAILABLE VOLTAGE FROM THE TRACTOR—TRY TURNING OFF OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICES TO SEE
IF FUNCTIONALITY RETURNS TO THE JOYSTICK
4 If the joystick is still not working properly, call Balzer’s Service Department at 1-800-795-8551 Ext 134 (or press 0 for the operator)
Host Indicator Not Working/Error Codes
1 Host indicator does not want to power up after pressing the power button: check the Power Connection on the bottom of the indicator and check electrical connection at 12VDC switched source
2 Host indicator showing error code:
Display Problem Definition
Internal Programming
Lost or Corrupted
Weighing Capacity
Error
Low Battery
Calibration programming is stored in a permanent memory area This code indicates an error in the stored settings Check both indicators to determine which has the error Attempt to recalibrate the indicator having the error If error still present after recalibration, the indicator will need to be replaced
The scale indicator data being sent to the host indicator is over the maximum weight capacity This typically indicates either a load cell issue or a cable issue Checking the scale indicator will determine which load cell(s) have lost communication with the scale indicator
The supply voltage to the indicator is below proper operating level Check all power connections and source voltage
Unable to Display
Value
Lost Communication with Scale Indicator
No Communication with Scale Indicator
The number that is wanting to be displayed has too many characters for the display to show The typical cause of this error is zeroing out the scale with a full load so when the load is emptied, the negative number has too many characters Zeroing the scale will clear this error
Communication between the host indicator and the scale indicator is no longer present Check the PWR/COM cable between scale and host indicators Check the power connection to the scale indicator If using wireless communication, check all radio settings on both the host indicator and the scale indicator
The host indicator has not been able to establish communication with the scale indicator Check the PWR/COM cable between scale and host indicators Check the power connection to the scale indicator If using wireless communication, check all radio settings on both the host indicator and the scale indicator
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Table of contents
- 5 Company Statements
- 5 Accuracy
- 6 Contact Information
- 9 Safety
- 10 Mandatory Safety Shutdown Procedure
- 12 Vertical Auger Safety
- 13 PTO Operation Safety
- 16 Specifications
- 17 Dimensions
- 20 Pre-Operation Checks
- 22 Jack Storage
- 35 Quick Start Up and Use
- 36 Optional Roll Top Cover
- 36 Closing Roll Top Cover
- 37 Opening Roll Top Cover
- 39 Maintenance
- 40 Daily and Before Start of Season
- 49 Automatic Oiler
- 49 Before Start of Season
- 49 Daily Maintenance Checks
- 49 End of Season/Preparing for Storage
- 50 Auger Drive System
- 53 Troubleshooting
- 54 Steering Not Working Correctly
- 54 Brakes Not Working Properly
- 55 Automatic Oiler Not Working
- 56 Abnormal Auger Vibrations When Unloading
- 57 Upper Vertical Auger “Slams” Open
- 57 Joystick Will Not Work
- 57 Host Indicator Not Working/Error Codes
- 58 Scale Indicator Not Working/Error Codes
- 61 Weigh System Programming
- 62 Using Memory Locations
- 62 Naming a Memory Location
- 63 Storing to a Memory Location
- 64 Remove Weight from Memory Location
- 64 Recall a Memory Location
- 65 Export a Memory Location to USB
- 65 Export All Memory Locations to USB
- 66 Clear a Memory Location
- 66 Host Indicator Programming
- 66 Menu System Selection
- 67 Main Menu System
- 67 Clear All Memory Locations
- 68 Set Time and Date
- 69 Set Display Backlight
- 69 Set Weighing Units
- 69 Adjust Average Rate
- 70 Set Auto Power Off for Host Indicator
- 70 Set Hold Enable for Host Indicator
- 70 Set Print Continuous for Data Output
- 71 Set RS232 Port Baud Rate
- 71 Calibration Menu System
- 72 Set for Read Only Mode
- 72 Set Radio Enable
- 72 Set Radio Channel
- 73 Set Radio Channel Network ID
- 73 Set Radio Channel Encryption Key
- 73 Reset Radio to Default Settings
- 74 Scale Indicator Programming
- 75 Menu System Selection
- 75 Main Menu System
- 75 Set Display Backlight
- 75 Set Weighing Units
- 75 Adjust Average Rate
- 76 Set Auto Power Off for Scale Indicator
- 76 Set Hold Enable for Scale Indicator
- 76 Set RS232 Port Baud Rate
- 76 Calibration Menu System
- 76 Set Radio Enable
- 76 Set Radio Channel
- 76 Set Radio Channel Network ID
- 77 Set Radio Channel Encryption Key
- 77 Reset Radio to Default Settings
- 77 Set for Weigh Unit Changeable in Main Menu
- 77 Set Auto Zero Tracking
- 77 Set Graduation Size
- 79 Notes
- 89 Company Statements
- 89 Accuracy
- 89 To the Purchaser
- 89 Warranty Manufacture
- 90 Liability for Delays
- 90 Contact Information
- 91 Technical Data
- 93 Operation
- 94 Pre-Operation Checks
- 94 Track Break-in
- 94 Track Tension
- 95 Track Alignment
- 96 Maximizing Tread Life
- 97 Maintenance
- 98 Daily
- 98 Track Maintenance
- 99 Periodic Storage
- 99 Long Term Storage
- 100 Adjusting Track Tension
- 101 Adjusting Alignment
- 103 Notes