AGCO FENDT 700 Vario S4 Series User manual

Workshop Service Manual
FENDT 700 Vario S4
FENDT 714 Vario S4
738 .. 01001-
FENDT 716 Vario S4
739 .. 01001-
FENDT 718 Vario S4
740 .. 01001-
FENDT 720 Vario S4
741 .. 01001-
FENDT 722 Vario S4
742 .. 01001-
FENDT 724 Vario S4
743 .. 01001-
Marktoberdorf
AGCO GmbH - Johann-Georg-Fendt-Str. 4 - D-87616 Marktoberdorf
FENDT is a worldwide brand of AGCO
© AGCO 2017
August 2017
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English

Subject to changes and additions
IMPORTANT:
This document is valid from the chassis number noted. The last valid chassis number could not be
determined at the time of creation. Use AGCONET or contact FENDT technical service to make sure
whether a current wiring diagram set is available with an updated chassis number range.
Due to further developments to the vehicle, the content of this document is subject to change.
The relevant accident prevention regulations must be observed, as must as any generally acknowledged
safety, industrial medicine and traffic regulations. The manufacturer does not accept liability for damage
resulting from unauthorized modifications to the machine.
Property of AGCO GmbH.
Any disclosure to third parties—either in return for payment or free of charge—is prohibited.
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TABLE OF CONTENT
Tractor 1
Gearbox 2
Engine 3
Front axle 4
Steering 5
Air-conditioning system 6
Cab 7
Power lift 8
Compressed air system 9
Electrical system 10
Hydraulic pump installation 11
Hydraulic equipment 12
Electronics 13
Service 14
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1. Tractor
1.1 General ................................................................1-3
1.1.1 Notes on documentation ................................................1-3
1.1.2 Safety briefing and measures .............................................1-4
1.1.3 Importance of and position of the safety decals ...............................1-7
1.1.4 Note on hydraulics ....................................................1-18
1.1.5 Assignment table FENDT T types to the EU Type Approval Number ................1-19
1.1.6 Change wheels ......................................................1-20
1.1.7 Location of the identification plates .......................................1-22
1.1.8 Biodegradable hydraulic oil ..............................................1-25
1.1.9 Tightening torque for screws with a galvanized surface .........................1-26
1.1.10 Tightening torque for screws and bolts with VDA coating ...................... 1-27
1.2 Technical specification .................................................1-29
1.2.1 Technical data: 0000 general ............................................1-29
1.2.2 Transmission ........................................................1-30
1.2.3 Technical specification: Engine ...........................................1-37
1.2.4 Front axle ..........................................................1-45
1.2.5 Steering ...........................................................1-47
1.2.6 Air conditioning / Cab / EPC control valve ...................................1-47
1.2.7 Compressed air system / Electrical system / Front power lift .....................1-48
1.2.8 Hydraulic equipment ..................................................1-49
1.3 Fault code tables .......................................................1-53
1.3.1 Note on the fault code table .............................................1-53
1.3.2 Confirming, calling up, deleting fault codes ..................................1-53
1.3.3 Fault code 00.0.00 ....................................................1-55
1.3.4 Fault code 01.0.00 ....................................................1-59
1.3.5 Error code 02.1.00 ....................................................1-64
1.3.6 Error code 03.1.00 ....................................................1-66
1.3.7 Fault code 04.1.00 ....................................................1-68
1.3.8 Fault code 05.1.00 ....................................................1-81
1.3.9 Fault code 06.1.00 ....................................................1-86
1.3.10 Fault code 07.1.00 ...................................................1-91
1.3.11 Fault code 08.1.00 ...................................................1-93
1.3.12 Fault code 09.1.00 ...................................................1-99
1.3.13 Fault code 0A.1.00 ..................................................1-104
1.3.14 Fault code 0B.1.00 ..................................................1-124
1.3.15 Error code 0D.1.00 .................................................1-127
1.3.16 Fault code 0E.1.00 ..................................................1-130
1.3.17 Error code 0F.1.00 ..................................................1-135
1.3.18 Fault code 10.1.00 ..................................................1-138
1.3.19 Error code 11.1.00 ..................................................1-140
1.3.20 Fault code 14.1.00 ..................................................1-141
1.3.21 Fault code 15.1.00 ..................................................1-145
1.3.22 Fault code 17.1.00 ..................................................1-146
1.3.23 Fault code 18/01/2000 ...............................................1-147
1.3.24 Fault code 1D.1.00 .................................................1-150
1.3.25 Fault code 1F.1.00 ..................................................1-162
1.3.26 Error code 20.1.00 ..................................................1-163
1.3.27 Fault messages: manual air conditioning system ............................1-168
1.3.28 Calibration fault codes ...............................................1-169
1.4 Component position ..................................................1-181
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1.4.1 Electrical/electronic components - A ......................................1-181
1.4.2 Electrical/electronic components - B ......................................1-187
1.4.3 Electrical/electronic components - E ......................................1-199
1.4.4 Electrical/electronic components - F ......................................1-208
1.4.5 Electrical/electronic components - G ......................................1-209
1.4.6 Electrical/electronic components - H ......................................1-209
1.4.7 Electrical/electronic components – K ......................................1-210
1.4.8 Electrical/electronic components - M .....................................1-212
1.4.9 Electrical/electronic components - R ......................................1-216
1.4.10 Electrical/electronic components - S .....................................1-217
1.4.11 Electrical/electronic components – U ....................................1-224
1.4.12 Electrical/electronic components - X .....................................1-225
1.4.13 Electrical/electronic components - Y .....................................1-269
1.4.14 Hydraulic components ...............................................1-277
1.5 Settings and calibration ...............................................1-293
1.5.1 General information on calibration .......................................1-293
1.5.2 Calibration code 8001 8002 (Rear EPC) ....................................1-297
1.5.3 Calibration code 9001 9002 (Front EPC) ...................................1-303
1.5.4 Calibration code 1001 (crossgate lever) ....................................1-309
1.5.5 Calibration code (1003 ... 1006) (linear module) ..............................1-314
1.5.6 Calibration code 7666 (front axle suspension) ...............................1-318
1.5.7 Calibration code 2401 (steering angle sensor) ...............................1-320
1.5.8 Calibration code 2403 (VarioGuide steering valve) ............................1-330
1.5.9 Calibration code 6034 (rear PTO clutch) ....................................1-333
1.5.10 Calibration code 7034 (front PTO clutch) ..................................1-336
1.5.11 Calibration code 4001 (clutch pedal) .....................................1-338
1.5.12 Calibration code 4002 (hand throttle) .....................................1-341
1.5.13 Calibration code 4003 (travel speed range selector) ..........................1-343
1.5.14 Calibration code 4005 (foot throttle/accelerator pedal) ........................1-346
1.5.15 Calibration code 4007 (transmission ratio characteristic) .......................1-349
1.5.16 Calibration code 4009 (turbo-clutch function) ...............................1-353
1.5.17 Calibration code 4010 (accelerator pedal resolution) ..........................1-356
1.5.18 Calibrating the heater valve (no code) ....................................1-359
1.5.19 Calibration of the heater valve — manual air conditioning system ................1-360
1.5.20 Calibrating speed display and tire circumference ............................1-361
1.5.21 Calibration fault codes ...............................................1-363
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1.1 General
1.1.1 Notes on documentation
To ensure that the information is structured in a user-friendly manner, the service documentation is divided
into the operator's manual and the workshop manual.
The operator's manual includes a general description as well as instructions for all necessary maintenance
work.
Knowledge of the owner's manual is essential to understand the workshop manual. This is particularly
important for safety instructions. The workshop manual describes repairs to assemblies and components
that will require more effort and suitably qualified specialists to carry out.
Note
This workshop manual provides notes for trained technicians to maintain our tractors. Read and observe
the information in this documentation. This will help you prevent accidents and safeguard the
manufacturer's warranty.
The respective accident prevention rules as well as other generally recognized safety and occupational
health rules must be observed.
The tractor is built solely for the purpose defined by the implement manufacturer. Any other type of use is
considered unauthorized. The manufacturer bears no liability for any damage resulting from improper use.
The user bears this risk alone. Intended use includes maintaining operating, service and maintenance
conditions as specified by the manufacturer.
Operation, maintenance and repair of the tractor may only be carried out by people who are familiar with
this equipment and aware of the associated dangers. Ensure that this documentation is available to and
understood by everyone involved in operation, maintenance and repair. Not observing this documentation
can lead to faults, damage and personal injury, for which the manufacturer assumes no liability. The
prerequisite for the tractor being correctly serviced and maintained is the perfect condition and availability
of all necessary equipment, standard tools and general workshop equipment as well as special tools.
Special tools must only be used where absolutely necessary. The tools are displayed where they need to
be used in each case.
The machine must be maintained according to its proper use. Always replace parts with genuine FENDT
spare parts! When ordering parts, please provide the chassis number as per the most up-to-date spare
parts documentation.
Only parts approved by the manufacturer for that specific purpose may be used for any alterations. The
manufacturer will not accept liability for any damage resulting from unauthorized modifications to the
tractor. Non-compliance invalidates the warranty!
Workshops should also refer to documentation on maintenance work and technical data. Once
maintenance is complete, take a test drive to ensure the vehicle's correct operation and road safety.
We reserve the right to make design changes in light of technical developments.
Notes on repairs
The assembly/disassembly instructions shown correspond to the design status at the time the workshop
manual was drawn up.
Further technical development of the product and additions related to different versions may require
alternative working processes that do not pose too many difficulties to trained and qualified specialists.
These assembly/disassembly instructions shall be invalidated upon issue of the next version of this
document.
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1.1.2 Safety briefing and measures
Important notes on work safety
The statutory accident prevention regulations (available from professional associations or specialist shops)
must be observed. These depend on the operating site, operating mode and fuels and lubricants used.
Additional protective measures dependent on the respective procedures are specified in the corresponding
repair guidelines and highlighted.
Safety instructions
This handbook uses the following safety tips:
DANGER:
This symbol, together with the word DANGER, means there is an immediate risk of
danger that must be avoided. Otherwise there is a risk of DEATH OR VERY SERIOUS
INJURIES.
WARNING:
This symbol, together with the word WARNING, means there is a potential danger that
must be avoided. Otherwise there is a risk of DEATH OR SERIOUS INJURIES.
CAUTION:
This symbol, together with the word CAUTION, means there is a potential danger that
must be avoided. Otherwise there is a risk of MINOR INJURIES.
Please observe the following when carrying out maintenance or service work to the tractor:
Only the documentation associated with the vehicle (workshop manual and operator's manual) must be
used to complete any pending work.
1. General
• Only briefed personnel may operate the tractor or carry out maintenance work.
•Only use qualified specialists to carry out repairs or service work.
• Nobody may be in the cab while work is being carried out under the jacked-up tractor.
• Relieve pressure on the pressure lines for implements.
• All people should keep clear of a lifted, unsecured load (e.g. tilted cab etc.).
• Never open or remove any safety devices while the engine is running.
• Pressurized fluids (fuel or hydraulic oil) escaping under high pressure can penetrate the skin and cause
severe injuries. If this should occur, seek medical advice immediately to avoid the risk of serious
infection.
• Keep at a safe distance from hot areas.
• Pressure accumulator and connected pipes are highly pressurized. Only remove and repair in
accordance with instructions provided in the workshop manual.
• To avoid eye injury, do not look directly at the surface of the activated radar sensor.
• Dispose of oil, fuel and filters properly!
• Specialist knowledge and special fitting tools are required to fit tires.
• Run the tractor for a short time, then retighten all wheel nuts and bolts and check them regularly. For
correct torque values refer to TECHNICAL DATA.
• Before working on the electrical system, always remove the earth strap from the battery. Observe the
following when carrying out electric welding. Before carrying out welding work on tractor or mounted
implements, ensure that both battery terminals are disconnected. Attach the welding appliance's earth
terminal as close to the welding spot as possible.
• Caution is required when dealing with brake fluid and battery acid as these are toxic and corrosive!
• Only use genuine FENDT spare parts.
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2. Working on the front-axle suspension
DANGER: The front axle suspension pressure lines between the central control block and
the suspension cylinder and the pipe of the cased pressure accumulator are under high
pressure even when the engine is switched off and the suspension is lowered/locked.
Risk of injury and death! Material damage is possible.
Prior to each repair and after releasing or opening hydraulic lines in this area, the pressure
must be released manually!
NOTE: The "Lock suspension/lower suspension" command has no effect!
To release pressure:
CAUTION: The tractor body raises
and lowers when the pressure is
relieved.
Risk of injury!
There must be no people present in
the area around the tractor body
when relieving the pressure!
• Turn thumb screw to Y013 - Lower suspension
solenoid valve, body may lower
• Turn thumb screw to Y014 - Raise suspension
solenoid valve, rebound accumulator will be
relieved
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Fig. 1
Check:
As the oil temperature rises, the emptying accumulator will make a flowing sound
(barely audible in winter).
3. Working on the brake system
DANGER: The brake system lines
remain under pressure even when the
engine has been switched off!
Compressed air escapes at high
pressure!
Before each repair to the brake
system or when removing the cab,
the pressure must be relieved
manually.
To release pressure:
1. Engine must be off
2. Secure the tractor to prevent it from rolling
away.
3. Actuate the foot brake at least 5x
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General notes:
• Always check the brakes before driving.
•Adjustments and repairs to the brake system must be carried out in specialist workshops or by
approved brake repair technicians.
• It must not be possible to brake individual wheels when driving (lock pedals)!
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4. Working on the engine
• After switching the engine off, wait 30 seconds before carrying out any work on the fuel system.
•Only start the engine once all safety guards have been attached and nobody is standing in the danger
area.
• Never let the engine run in enclosed spaces with no exhaust gas suction system.
• Cleaning, maintenance and repair work may only be carried out once the engine is switched off and
secured to prevent it starting.
• Injection pipes and high-pressures lines must not be deformed.
• Any damaged injection pipe or high-pressure line must be replaced.
• Do not loosen any injection pipes for high-pressure fuel lines while the engine is running.
• Before carrying out checks to the running engine, always perform a visual check of all high-pressure
components. Suitable protective clothing (e.g. protective goggles) should be worn while doing this.
Leaks indicate potential sources of danger for workshop personnel.
• In the event of leaks to the high-pressure fuel system, always remain out of range of any possible fuel
spray to avoid serious injury.
• Even when no leaks to the high-pressure fuel system can be detected, workshop personnel should
avoid the immediate danger area and wear suitable protective clothing (such as protective goggles)
when carrying out checks to the running engine and during the first test run.
• Smoking is forbidden while carrying out work to the fuel system.
• Do not work in the proximity of sparks or naked flames.
• Never disconnect an injector while the engine is running.
5. Working on the PTO
• Always switch off the engine before fitting or removing the drive shaft. PTO in "0" position!
• When working on the PTO, allow no-one in the vicinity of the rotating PTO or drive shaft.
• Make sure drive shaft and PTO are equipped with shield pipes and protective funnels.
• After deactivating the PTO, it is possible that parts on the mounted implement may continue to run. In
this case, do not get too close to the implement. Work may only be carried out to the implement when
nothing is moving!
• When the drive shaft is removed, cover the PTO shaft with its protective cap.
• Nobody should be in the cab when installing and removing the drive shaft.
Operation of controls for the tractor and mounted implements by people in the cab, especially children,
may result in severe or fatal injury.
6. Working on the front loader
• Before undertaking maintenance work, lower the front loader to the ground, switch off the engine and
remove the ignition key.
• In the event of a collapsed pipe rupture feature, support the load before starting repair work, and slowly
retract the cylinder.
• Check hydraulic hoses and pipes for signs of damage and aging regularly and replace with genuine
spare parts in good time.
• Following installation and repairs, operate the tractor for a short time, then retighten all nuts and bolts
and check them regularly.
• Retighten eccentric bolt for front loader attachment, if necessary.
Disposal
The work described in the operator's manual and workshop manual includes replacing parts, fuel and
lubricants. These renewed parts/fuel/lubricants must be stored, transported and disposed of in accordance
with regulations. The repairing workshop bears responsibility for this. The disposal encompasses the
recycling and final disposal of parts, fuel and lubricants with recycling having the higher priority. Details
about disposal and monitoring are specified in regional, national and international laws and directives, the
observation of which is the sole responsibility of the repairing workshops.
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1.1.3 Importance of and position of the safety decals
The position and importance of the safety decals on the vehicle are explained below.
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Position: Left C-pillar, cab interior
743.810.090.050
WARNING:
Serious injury or death caused by
inadequate compliance with the
Operator's Manual
Inadequate compliance with the
Operator’s Manual can cause damage,
injuries and in serious cases death.
Before operation, make sure that this
Operator's Manual is available on the
vehicle in legible form. The owner is
responsible for providing adequate
training to those personnel who are
entrusted with the vehicle and for
ensuring they are familiar with the
instructions in the Operator’s Manual
and, where applicable, the service
manual. The same applies to those
persons who are both owner and
operator.
Observe all safety notes and
instructions, and execute all measures
correctly and completely at all times.
Position: Left B-pillar, cab interior
743.810.090.100
WARNING:
Serious injury or death caused by
being ejected from the cab
When driving, an improperly closed
door can open. Vehicle occupants not
strapped in or not properly strapped in
can be ejected from the vehicle and
run over. This can cause serious injury
and even death.
Make sure that, during travel, all
vehicle passengers are properly
strapped in at all times.
Position: Left C-pillar, cab interior
743.810.090.060
WARNING:
Serious injury or death caused by
being ejected from the cab
If the vehicle tips over, the door can
open. Vehicle occupants not strapped
in or not properly strapped in can be
ejected from the vehicle. This can
cause serious injury and even death.
Make sure that, during travel, all
vehicle passengers are properly
strapped in at all times.
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Position: Left B-pillar, cab interior
743.810.090.130
WARNING:
Serious injury or even death caused by
critical driving situations due to the
operator's seat lateral suspension
being activated
When the lateral suspension is
activated, critical driving situations can
occur during road travel if the vehicle
becomes difficult to operate. This can
cause serious injury and even death.
Deactivate the lateral suspension
when travelling on public roads. When
not on public roads, do not drive too
fast when the lateral suspension is
activated.
Position: Left-hand B-pillar, cab interior and left-
hand rear of tractor, under the cab
743.810.090.090
WARNING:
Serious injury or death caused by
running over persons when leaving the
vehicle
The vehicle can start rolling due to
non-activation of the parking brake
before leaving the vehicle, in which
persons in the area of the vehicle can
be caught and run over.
Activate the parking brake before
leaving the vehicle and remove the
vehicle key.
Position: Left B-pillar, cab interior
743.810.090.150
DANGER:
Danger of inhaling hazardous
substances. Refer to Operator's
Manual for safety instructions and the
correct settings for the ventilation
system.
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Position: Under engine cover, next to coolant
expansion tank
743.500.410.080
DANGER:
Scalding caused by hot coolant vapor
After the vehicle has been operated,
the cooling circuit contains
pressurized, hot coolant. When the
coolant reservoir or circuit is opened,
the coolant escapes in the form of hot
vapor and can cause scalding if
allowed to come into direct contact
with the skin.
Before opening the coolant reservoir
or circuit, switch off the engine and
allow sufficient time for the coolant to
cool down.
The maintenance manual contains all
important information.
Position: Right-hand side of tractor, at exhaust as
well as left and right of radiator
743.500.410.060
DANGER:
Severe burns caused by contact with
hot surfaces
Components heated up by engine
operation or external influences, e.g.
engine parts, the exhaust system,
hydraulic system etc. can cause severe
burns on contact.
Maintain an adequate distance from
hot components. If work has to be
performed on these components,
allow them to cool down first. Wear
safety gloves if necessary.
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Position: Battery box, right side of vehicle
743.500.410.030
WARNING:
Burns caused by explosive flames and
chemical burns caused by battery
electrolite
Direct contact with escaping battery
electrolite causes chemical burns to
the eyes. Escaping battery electrolite
can react with the ambient air to form
an explosive mixture.
Avoid direct contact with battery
electrolite and always wear gloves and
goggles when working with an open
battery. During such work, do not use
naked flames and avoid spark
formation.
The Operator's Manual contains all
important information.
Position: Right and left at radiator
743.500.410.070
DANGER:
Danger of body parts being torn off!
Switch the engine off and remove the
ignition key before maintenance and
repair work.
Position: Right and left at radiator
743.500.410.050
DANGER:
Danger of body parts being crushed or
pulled into the machine! Switch the
engine off and remove the ignition key
before maintenance and repair work.
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Position: On hydraulic pressure accumulator
X655.505.700.000
WARNING:
High-pressure injection-related injury
caused by an escaping high-pressure
jet
If screw connections are opened
improperly or hydraulic lines are
removed incorrectly, hydraulic fluid
under high pressure will escape in a jet
even if the engine is switched off. This
can cause serious injuries, especially to
the eyes. The high-pressure jet can
also cause serious injury to the body
and limbs and the hydraulic fluid can
penetrate the skin and cause blood
poisoning.
Make sure that the hydraulic circuit is
opened only by appropriately trained
maintenance personnel. Never open
screw connections on the hydraulic
system or remove hydraulic lines
when the engine is running or when
the engine is starting up. Release the
pressure when the engine is switched
off. Always wear gloves and goggles
to open the hydraulic circuit.
Position: Left-hand side of engine, at the front
above front axle and left/right rear mudguard
743.810.090.030
WARNING:
Serious injuries or death during
incorrect work on the PTO.
When working on the PTO, a rotating
PTO can cause crushing, shearing and
impact injuries.
Before removing safety devices and
performing other work on the PTO,
remove the ignition key and make sure
that the PTO cannot be reactivated
until a safe state has been restored.
The maintenance manual contains all
important information.
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Position: Left-hand side of engine, at the front
above front axle and left/right rear mudguard, rear
737.500.410.030
WARNING:
Serious injury caused by incorrect
power lift actuation
When the rear power lift is actuated
via the external pressure switch, any
persons standing between the vehicle
and the implement can be crushed as
the implement is raised and
positioned.
Make sure, when actuating the
external pressure switch of the rear
power lift, that nobody is standing
between the vehicle and the
implement.
Position: Cover of PTO stub
743.500.410.110
DANGER:
Danger of slipping and of serious
injury. Do not use the PTO cover or
rear linkage components as a step.
Position: Cover of PTO stub
743.500.410.020
DANGER:
Danger due to parts being flung
around if transmission shafts or
implements are installed improperly.
Observe the safety instructions in the
Operator's Manual.
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Position: Left and right at the front axle
743.500.410.040
DANGER:
Danger of body parts being crushed.
Switch the engine off and remove the
ignition key before maintenance and
repair work.
Position: Left / right rear left mudguard, rear
743.810.090.040
WARNING:
Serious injury or death caused by the
vehicle tipping over
Exceeding the maximum permissible
hitch load on the towing hitch can
result in critical driving conditions
through the front wheels being raised.
In the worst case, the vehicle can tip
over. This can cause serious injury and
even death.
Always respect the maximum hitch
load indicated on the sign plate of your
vehicle.
Position: Above the hydraulic couplers at rear and
on right side of tractor, next to hydraulic couplers in
the centre
737.960.100.160
NOTE:
Do not use the hydraulic connectors
simultaneously. Do not use the hydraulic valves for
the front loader with the hydraulic couplers in the
rear when a front loader is attached.
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Position: Left/right bottom link lift rod, rear
835.870.030.060
CAUTION:
Damage to the bottom link lift rod due
to incorrect bottom link floatation
If the lift rod bolt is incorrectly set to
floatation, the lift rod can become
damaged.
Always set the lift rod bolt to the
“top” position if a bottom link
floatation is not required to operate
the implement.
Position: Below the rear window and on the roof
hatch, cab interior
530.811.090.040
NOTE:
Emergency exit from the cab when the cab door
will not open
If the cab door will not open, use the roof hatch or
the rear window as an emergency exit.
Position: Right C-pillar, cab interior
743.810.090.110
CAUTION:
Damage caused by incorrect electric
welding
Improper welding can damage
electronic components and interfere
with their operation.
Always disconnect the battery before
welding. Position the welder ground
clamp as close as possible to the
welding point. Pay attention to
temperature-sensitive parts.
The maintenance manual contains all
important information.
1. Tractor
FENDT 700 Vario S4 1-15
X990.005.538.013

Position: Right C-pillar, cab interior
743.810.090.080
CAUTION:
Damage caused by incorrect towing
Towing in a gear position other than
the towing position will damage the
gearbox.
Before towing, ensure that the
gearbox is in the towing position.
The Operator's Manual contains all
important information.
Position: Front of vehicle, on air-conditioning
condenser
650.503.410.360
NOTE:
System contains the prescribed air conditioning
medium R134a
Use only the legally prescribed air conditioning
medium R134a (1,1,1,2-Tetrafluorethane).
Position: Right mudguard, cab interior
743.810.090.070
CAUTION:
Damage caused by incorrect towing
To prevent transmission damage being
caused by incorrect towing, always
observe all important information in
the towing instructions in the
Operator’s Manual.
Specifically, the vehicle should be
towed only over a limited distance and
at a speed of below 10 km/h or 6 mph.
Position: PTO stub shaft protection
743.500.410.010
NOTE: Note the speed and rotational direction of
the PTO. Refer to the Operator's Manual when
mounting or connecting implements.
1. Tractor
1-16 FENDT 700 Vario S4
X990.005.538.013

Position: Roof lining, centre right
743.810.090.120
NOTE:
Recalibration of the tachograph after a tire change
Always calibrate the tachograph after a rear tire
change. Failure to do so can cause incorrect
tachograph recordings.
The Operator's Manual contains all important
information.
Position: Rear of vehicle, left-hand side of ball
holder
743.500.410.130
NOTE: Refer to the Operator's Manual when
mounting implements on the rear power lift.
Position: Rear of tractor, above hydraulic couplings
743.500.410.100
NOTE: Switch lever for rear power lift, single-acting
or double-acting
Position: Engine, on the valve cover
411.201.010.010
NOTE:
Do not re-tighten the cylinder head bolts
During initial setup and after repair work, the
cylinder head bolts are tightened in accordance with
the relevant instruction sheet and must not be re-
tightened.
1. Tractor
FENDT 700 Vario S4 1-17
X990.005.538.013