Claas Disco 4000 Tc Ver Na (F92) Mower Technical System EN

File List:

00 0298 650 0.pdf
00 0302 565 2.pdf
00 0305 772 0.pdf
CLAAS HARNESS PARTS.pdf

00 0298 650 0.pdf:

Table of contents
Introduction
General Information
Validity of manual
Handling the manual
Texts and figures
Document structure based on the assembly structure
Search and find
Directions
Abbreviations
Technical terms
General repair instructions
Technical specifications
Notes on economical repair
Self-locking bolts
Liquid locking compound
Steel roller chains
Tensioning
Chain connector
Taper ring fasteners
Dismounting
Installation
Gib head key joints
Dismounting
Installation
Lock collar bearing
Dismounting
Installation
Adapter sleeve bearings
Dismounting
Installation
Chuck bushing
Dismounting
Installation
Circlips
Ferrule fittings
Screwing in
Non-tight ferrule connection
Sealing cone fittings
Hydraulic hoses
Hose placement
Spare parts
Torque settings
Tightening torques for metric standard threads
Tightening torques for metric fine thread screws
Tightening torques for hydraulic screw fittings with ferrule according to DIN 3861
Tightening torques for hydraulic screw fittings and air conditioner screw fittings with sealing cone and O-ring according to DIN 3865
Tightening torques for SDS hydraulic male connectors
Tightening torques for direction-adjustable SDE hydraulic male connectors
Tightening torques for hydraulic swivel fittings
Tightening torques for hollow screws DIN 7643
Tightening torques for brake line screw fittings
Tightening torques for worm drive hose clamps
Tightening torque for spring-loaded worm drive hose clamps
Tightening torques for tyres
General Information
Of special importance
Identification of warning and danger signs
General safety and accident prevention regulations
First aid measures
Danger of injury from hydraulic liquid
Leaving the machine
Putting the machine out of operation
Jacking up the machine
Adjustment and maintenance operations
Welding work
02 Gearbox / Clutch / Universal drive shaft
0230 Mechanical gearbox
Main gearbox
Main gearbox 00 0481 231 1
Work preparation
Removing the transmission
Disassembling the gearbox
Assembling the gearbox
Installing the transmission
Main gearbox 00 1329 754 0
Work preparation
Removing the transmission
Disassembling the gearbox
Assembling the gearbox
Installing the transmission
Main gearbox 00 1406 242 0
Work preparation
Removing the transmission
Disassembling the gearbox
Assembling the gearbox
Installing the transmission
Main gearbox00 1406 240 0 / 00 1406 241 0
Work preparation
Angle drive 00 1406 289 0 / 00 1406 290 0
Work preparation
Removing the transmission
Disassembling the gearbox
Assembling the gearbox
Installing the transmission
09 Hydraulic system
0930 Cylinders
Hydraulic cylinder
Work preparation
Dismantling the hydraulic cylinder
Auxiliary tool
10 Electrical / Electronic equipment
1000 General electrical system
Welding work
23 Mower unit
2305 Cutter bar
Mower head, General
Overview of mower head
Work preparation
Auxiliary tool A
Auxiliary tool S
Auxiliary tool R
Draining the oil
Removing the mower head
Disassembling the mower head
Disassembling the module
Assembling the module
Disassembling the idler gear
Assembling the idler gear
Assembling the mower head
Check for leaks
Installing the gearbox cross-member
Checking the drag torque of the gearbox
Installing the transmission

00 0302 565 2.pdf:

Sensor system
Table of contents
CCN explanation
CCN (CLAAS Component Number)
Electric system standard
Overview
Hydraulic system standard
Overview
CCN (CLAAS Component Number)
Introduction
Safety rules
Safety and hazard information
10 Electrical / Electronic equipment
1097 Testing / Measuring / Adjusting
Test report of the angle sensor (0011780.x)
Application of test report
Required tools
Test report of the angle sensor (0011780.x)
Testing / Measuring / Adjusting of angle sensor (0011780.x)
1. Reason for test
2. Mechanical test of angle sensor
3. Electric test with CDS
4. Electric test with multimeter
5. Mechanical test of connecting cable
Completing the machine
Test report of position and speed sensors
Application of test report
Required tools
Sensor variants
Part numbers of speed sensors
Part number of position sensor
Test report of position and speed sensors
Testing / measuring / adjusting of position and speed sensors
1. Reason for test
2. Mechanical test
3. Electric test with CDS
4a. Installation dimensions
Check of installation dimension
Installation dimensions of gearbox speed sensor (0011 799.x) and cam speed sensor (0011 810.x)
Installation dimension of position sensor (0011 815.x)
4b. Installation position
Centring of sensor
Metal-free zone
5. Electric test with multimeter
Voltage measurement
Direction of rotation and speed sensor (0011 605.x)
Measured values table
6. Mechanical test of connecting cable
Completing the machine
Test report of the urea sensor (00 0773 207 x)
Application of test report
Required tools
Parts number of the urea sensor
Test report of the urea sensor
Testing / measuring / adjusting urea sensor
1. Reason for test
2. Mechanical test
3. Mechanical test of connecting cable
4. Electric test with multimeter
5. Component test with the CDS

00 0305 772 0.pdf:

Table of contents
Introduction
Notes on the manual
Information about this Technical Systems Manual
Using the manual
Document structure based on subassemblies
Search and find
Directions
Identifying warnings
Hazard signs
Signal word
Safety rules
Safety signs and warnings
Requirement made on technical staff
Children in danger
Hazard areas of the machine
Instructors travelling along during fieldwork
Risk of injury from rotating shafts
Structural alterations of the machine
Optional equipment and spare parts
Control of running machine
Technical condition
Respecting technical limit values
Danger from machine parts that continue rotating
Keeping safety devices functional
Personal protective equipment
Wearing suitable clothing
Removing dirt and loose objects
Parking the machine safely
Unsuitable operating utilities
Safe handling of service fluids and auxiliary utilities
Environmental protection and disposal
Keeping the cab free of chemicals
Avoiding fires
Potentially fatal electric shock from overhead lines and lightning strike
Electric shock from electric system
Noise may damage your health
Pre-loaded machine parts
Liquids under pressure
Compressed air
Toxic exhaust gases
Hot surfaces
Safe access and leaving
Working only on the stopped machine
Hazards during repairs
Raised machine parts and loads
Danger from welding work
Checking and charging the battery
Preparations for cases of emergency
10 Electrical / Electronic equipment
1098 Fault / remedy
ISOBUS checklist for fault analysis
Use of the checklist
1. Fault when loading the graphical user interface of the ISOBUS implement
1.1 The graphical user interface for an ISOBUS implement (object pool) is not loaded to the terminal
1.2 Loading the graphical user interface of the ISOBUS implement is not finished or is interrupted
1.3 The graphical user interface for an ISOBUS implement is loaded to the wrong terminal
2. Fault when assigning function keys
2.1 No keys available for assigning, no AUX input available
2.2 Assigned function keys without a function or faulty
2.3 Assignment of function keys after restarting no longer available
3. Task management fault (TC BAS)
3.1 Meter readings from the implement not available or remain at zero
3.2 Import/export of iso.xml not possible/only partially possible
3.3 Missing reference tracks in import/export
3.4 Individual tasks cannot be deleted from the terminal
3.5 Folder structure task data on the USB stick
4. Section Control fault (TC SC)
4.1 TC SC at the wrong terminal
4.2 TC SC without a function/only with a partial function
4.3 Incorrect switching on or off of TC SC
5. Testing and measuring
5.1 Testing and measuring – terminal socket
5.2 Testing and measuri – ISOBUS socket
5.3 Testing and measuring – diagnostic socket
6. Diagnosis with CDS
6.1 ISOBUS check (load object pool)
6.2 ISOBUS CAN logging (assigning of function keys)
6.3 ISOBUS CAN logging (assigned key without a function)
6.4 ISOBUS CAN logging (assignment no longer available, gets lost)
6.5 ISOBUS CAN logging (in the event of a fault with task management)
6.6 ISOBUS CAN logging (general problems)
7. ISOBUS components/AEF compatibility/software statuses
7.1 ISOBUS components and fault description
7.2 ISOBUS functionalities
7.3 Software statuses/AEF compatibility

CLAAS HARNESS PARTS.pdf:

CLAAS HARNESS PARTS
Table of contents
10 Electrical / Electronic equipment
1081 Overview of connectors
CLAAS HARNETS (CHP)