Agria 9700e Quick guide

Translation of the original Operating Instructions
Remote-controlled All-electric Tool Carrier
agria 9700e
9700 111
Before commissioning please read the operating instructions and note thesafety
and warning information!
Operating instruction No. B998010GB 11.22

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agria 9700e
Nameplate
Please enter here:
Machine art. no.: ......................................................................................................................................
ID/machine no.:........................................................................................................................................
Date of purchase:.....................................................................................................................................
For nameplate see page 4, Fig. A/18
Please provide this information for each spare parts order, to prevent errors in delivery.
Only use genuine Agria spare parts!
The technical data, illustrations and dimensions provided in these operating instructions are non-binding. No
claims may be derived from them. We reserve the right to make improvements without amending this manual.
Scope of delivery (please check):
•Remote-controlled rechargeable battery implement carrier
•Remote control including original operating instructions,
rechargeable battery and carrying strap
•Spare battery and battery charger
•USB flash drive for diagnostics
•Original Operating Instructions
•Machine identity card
(in envelope on the machine)
Please complete the machine identity card and return to Agria-Werke.

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Symbols
Warning symbol, reference to danger
point
Attention
Important information
Machine stop
Fast
Slow
Hydraulic height adjustment
Attachment point for recovery, lash-
ing, towing
See separate engine operating in-
structions
Operating instructions
The information on the battery and in
these operating instructions must be
complied with.
Wear eye protection
Wear protective gloves
No smoking!
Fire, naked flame and smoking pro-
hibited!
Keep children away from acid, batter-
ies and chargers!
Warning of hot surfaces
Explosive substances
Do not dispose of as domestic waste
Send to recycling facility for disposal
- agria-Service - = contact your agria service cen-
tre

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Designation of parts Fig. A
Legend:
Leader lines refer to a directly visible component.
Arrows refer to the position of functional units that are concealed in the view.

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Fig. A:
1
Crawler track
2
Driving wheel
3
Guide wheel
3.1
Clamping nut
4
Travelling wheel
10
Aerial
12
EMERGENCY STOP switch
13
Signal light
15
Drive motor
16
Transmission
18
Nameplate (ID/machine no.)
20
Safety brake
21
Air filter box
22
Rechargeable battery box
23
Cover hood rechargeable battery box
24
Service flap
25
Electrical box
26
Lower maintenance flap
27
Charging plug
Three-point mounting
bracket:
30
Upper link
31
Lower link catch hook
32
PTO shaft with electric drive
33
Hydraulic unit
39
Option: Additional hydraulic connection

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Contents
Nameplate....................................................................................................................................................................2
Symbols.......................................................................................................................................................................3
Designation of parts Fig. A........................................................................................................................................4
1Safety Instructions ................................................................................................................................................7
2Technical Data .....................................................................................................................................................12
2.1 Remote-controlled implement carrier......................................................................................................................12
3Devices and Operating Elements.......................................................................................................................13
3.1 Preparation of the machine.....................................................................................................................................13
3.2 Basic functioning of the system...............................................................................................................................13
3.3 Traction drive..........................................................................................................................................................13
3.4 Remote control........................................................................................................................................................14
3.5 Display on the remote control .................................................................................................................................16
3.6 Installing and removing implements........................................................................................................................22
3.7 Instructions for correct conditioning of the rechargeable batteries for the remote control.......................................27
3.8 Attachment points ...................................................................................................................................................28
4Commissioning and Operation ..........................................................................................................................29
4.1 Danger zone ...........................................................................................................................................................29
4.2 Before starting the machine....................................................................................................................................29
4.3 Starting the machine - basic actions .......................................................................................................................32
4.4 Starting the machine...............................................................................................................................................33
4.5 Working with the machine.......................................................................................................................................34
4.6 Stopping the machine .............................................................................................................................................37
5Maintenance and Repair .....................................................................................................................................38
5.1 General...................................................................................................................................................................39
5.2 Moving the machine................................................................................................................................................40
5.3 Lithium-ion rechargeable battery.............................................................................................................................41
5.4 Wire mesh filter electrical box .................................................................................................................................42
5.5 Hydraulic system.....................................................................................................................................................42
5.6 Lubrication points....................................................................................................................................................43
5.7 Crawler tracks.........................................................................................................................................................44
5.8 V-belt for mounted implement drive........................................................................................................................46
5.9 Remote control........................................................................................................................................................48
5.10 Cleaning..................................................................................................................................................................49
5.11 Storage ...................................................................................................................................................................49
5.12 Labels .....................................................................................................................................................................50
6Troubleshooting and Remedies.........................................................................................................................52
6.1 Implement carrier....................................................................................................................................................52
6.2 Hydraulic system.....................................................................................................................................................52
6.3 USB diagnostics......................................................................................................................................................53
6.4 Remote control........................................................................................................................................................56
7Decommissioning / Disposal..............................................................................................................................57
Inspection and Maintenance Overview...................................................................................................................58
Hydraulic diagram.....................................................................................................................................................59
Designation of parts Fig. B......................................................................................................................................61
Paints, Charger, Wear parts.....................................................................................................................................62
Declaration of Conformity........................................................................................................................................63

1 Safety Instructions
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1 Safety Instructions
Before commissioning, please read the operating
instructions and note:
Warning symbol
This symbol has been used throughout these oper-
ating instructions to highlight all sections relevant to
your safety. Also pass on all safety instructions to
other users.
Intended use
The machine meets the current state of the art and
complies with the applicable safety regulations at
the time of marketing within the context of the ap-
proved use. In terms of design it was not possible
to eliminate either the foreseeable misuse or the re-
maining risk without limiting the functionality in ac-
cordance with the regulations.
The remote-controlled implement carrier agria
9700e is a machine that is used to mount and oper-
ate approved mounted implements (intended use).
The machine is intended for working on gradients
of up to 50°, under ideal conditions.
Any other use is considered to be contrary to the
intended purpose. The manufacturer is not liable for
any damages resulting from such use and the risk
is entirely the user's own.
Intended use also includes observance of the oper-
ating, servicing and maintenance conditions stipu-
lated by the manufacturer.
Unauthorized changes to the machine, especially to
the safety equipment, may lead to increased levels
of danger, which would rule out any manufacturer
liability for resulting damage.
Damages resulting from the use of unapproved bat-
teries are expressly excluded from the warranty.
The machine must be operated as directed in the
operating instructions. Other operators must given
instruction if required.
Any improper use or execution of activities of the
machine not described in these instructions consti-
tutes unauthorized misuse and is not within the stat-
utory limits for liability of the manufacturer.
Improper use of the machine can endanger people
and may result in damage to the machine or other
property of the operator. It can also impair the func-
tionality of the machine.
Reasonable foreseeable misuse
Foreseeable misuse and improper handling include
inter alia:
•Transport of people and objects
•Removal or manipulation of protective and
safety devices
•Failure to observe maintenance intervals
•Failure to replace wearing parts
•Incorrectlyexecutedmaintenanceor repairwork
•Improper use
General safety and accident prevention regula-
tions
Familiarise yourselfwith the entire contents ofthese
operating instructions before commissioning the
machine.
Be aware of thelocal conditions when using thema-
chine and always distinguish between safe and un-
safe use.
Please observe the relevant accident prevention
regulations as well as the generally recognized
rules pertaining to safety, occupational health and
traffic laws.
The use of public transportation routes is subject to
the Road Traffic Act in its latest version.
Please check the traffic and operating safety of the
machine before each commissioning!
The machine may only be used, serviced and re-
paired by persons who are familiar with it and have
been instructed in the hazards involved.
The implement may only be used by responsible
adults who know these operating instructions and
are familiar with the implement. It must not be used
by inexperienced persons or children.
Never use the machine in the presence of children
or animals.
Never let children play with the machine, it is not a
toy.
Only use the machine when there is sufficient am-
bient light and never use it when underthe influence
of alcohol, medications or drugs.
The affixed warning and information signs provide
important information for safe operation; please ob-
serve them for your own safety!
The mounted implement must be switched off for
transport on motor vehicles or trailers and outside
the working area.
Be careful with rotating tools - keep the specified
safety distance!
Be careful with coasting tools. Before working on
coasting tools, wait until they have come to a com-
plete standstill!
There is a risk of crushing and shearing on power-
operated parts!
Riding on theimplement during operationis not per-
mitted.

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Match the operating speed to the respective condi-
tions.
Working area and danger zone
The working area is the entire area to be worked on.
The user is responsible for third parties in the work-
ing area.
Staying in the danger zone of the machine is not
permitted (see page 29).
Keep children and third parties away from the work-
ing area of the machine. Stop the machine immedi-
ately if people approach the working area.
Before you start work, check theentire workingarea
for foreign objects (stones, cables and hoses etc.)
and remove them. Parts thrown up by the mounted
implement can hit people and cause serious inju-
ries.
Watch out for further foreign objects, e.g., stones,
tree stumps, bottles etc. during operation and when
passing over the area and if necessary, remove
them in good time.
For operation in enclosed areas, ensure that a
safety distance is kept from edges to prevent dam-
age to the machine.
Operation and protective devices
Before you start work
Familiarise yourself with the equipment and operat-
ing elements and their functions. Above all, learn
how to turn the machine off quickly and safely in an
emergency!
Ensure that all protective devices are mounted and
properly adjusted!
Before each start-up check the functioning of all
parts and protective devices. Replace any dam-
aged parts - have this done by a specialist work-
shop if necessary. For your own safety, only use
original Agria spare parts.
Suitable shoes must be worn depending on the type
of ground surface (vegetation, humidity ...), so that
the operator does not slip or fall.
Startup
Before starting the machine, attentively read the in-
struction manual.
The remote control must be switched on and fully
charged before use.
When starting the machine, do not stand in the ma-
chine’s path, but always to the side of the machine.
Operation
Only work in light conditions that guarantee an ad-
equate view of both machine and working area.
Do not operate the machine during a thunderstorm.
Familiarize yourself with the implement and remote
control on flat, evensurfaces first of all, and operate
the control slowly. Ensure that you have plenty of
room and operate the various functions such as for-
ward/reverse, direction changes and ascending/de-
scending slopes slowly.
Avoid dangerous spots and operation on wet or
damp surfaces where water may collect unseen. Al-
ways bear in mind that the implement is equipped
with live electrical and electronic components.
The remote control has a range of around 300 m.
Always keep eye contact with the machine while it
is in operation. Your view of the machine can be
concealed by banks, bushes, hills and the like. If
you lose visual contact with the machine, stop the
machine’s movement. Failure to do so will endan-
ger persons, animals and objects in the machine’s
danger zone.
Keep a suitable distance from the machine during
operation. Do not approach the running mounted
implement and never place your hands or feet un-
derneath the base unit or the mounted implement.
Keep a proper footing and hold the remote control
firmly in your hand, to avoid losing control of the im-
plement.
Set up the operating conditions of the machine so
that the machine is not overloaded. Reduce the
speed if necessary.
Never put yourself or the machine in a position
where the machine could slip or tip over and run
over you.
Never approach the machine from below on sloping
terrain.
Always move the machine so that the three-point
mounting bracket is not directed at people or ob-
jects.
Wear safety goggles and a dust mask when work-
ing on dusty surfaces.
Wear hearing protection if this is prescribed in the
mounted implement’s operating instructions.
Use protective gloves when carrying out work on
the machine.
Before cleaning and other work on the machine,
switch off the machine proper and the implement.
Wait until the implement has stopped.
Important: Actuation of the EMERGENCY STOP
switch on the remote control immediately
switches off the machine’s traction drive, the
implement drive and the implement adjustment.
The implement also cuts out immediately if the dis-
tance between the remote control and the machine
is too great or in the event of disturbances in the
transmission frequency. Always keep your distance

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to the machine so that you can safely monitor, con-
trol and influence it at all times.
Remove any plugging on the machine after the im-
plement has come to a standstill and with switched
off remote control. Do not use your hands under any
circumstances, but use a stick or a suitable tool in-
stead.
If the machine encounters a foreign object, switch
off the machine and remote control and wait for the
mounted implement to come to a standstill. Check
the machine for any damage and repair it before
you switch on the implement again.
Always keep the implement in a clean, well-kept
and properly maintained condition. This will main-
tain its efficiency and ensure safe operation. Keep
the remote control clean and dry and avoid oil and
grease residues.
Keep the safety signs and instruction manual in
good condition; exchange or replace them if neces-
sary.
Operation on slopes
Do not work on slopes where the implement could
slip or tip over. This could cause serious damage to
the implement or other objects and injuries to by-
standers.
Work across the slope along the contour line and in
an upwards direction when turning, if possible.
Watch out for holes, furrows, elevations and other
objects, to prevent slipping or tipping over.
Bear in mind that high grass can conceal obstacles,
hazards and small animals.
Avoid working on wet ground in steep terrain. Spe-
cial care should be taken in the area of ditches and
river banks.
Additional safety instructions for children and
animals
Children can easily mistake this implement for a toy.
Therefore, never leave the machine or the remote
control unattended.
Bear in mind that children and animals may appear
in places where you don't expect them. Be particu-
larly careful when approaching areas that are not
open to view, bushes, trees or other objects, which
could obstruct your view of children or animals.
Finishing work
Never leave the machine unattended as long as the
machine is ready for operation.
Press both emergency stop switches - on the re-
mote control and on the machine - when leaving the
machine.
Take care not to park thehot machinein the blazing
sun.
To protect against unauthorized use, remove the
keys from the remote control and protect the ma-
chine against rolling away.
Implements
Attach an implement only when engine and imple-
ment drive are switched off.
Prior to attaching and starting the implement, read
and observe the operating instructions of the imple-
ment.
Use adequate tools and wear gloves to replace im-
plements and parts thereof.
Put the supporting equipment to the proper position
and ensure stability when you attach or remove an
implement.
Secure machine and implements against rolling
away (parking brake - if installed, wheel chocks).
There is a risk of injuries when you attach an imple-
ment. Take special care.
Attach an implement in accordance with the regula-
tions and only at the specified fixtures.
Always switch off the working tools during a
transport ride or whenyou drive to adjacent working
areas.
Secure machine and implement against unauthor-
ized use and rolling away when you leave it. If nec-
essary, install transport or safety equipment, and
put it in protective position.
Maintenance
Only trained specialist personnel, who can carry out
professional maintenance and repair, may carry out
this work.
Do not carry out maintenance and cleaning work
with the mounted implement running.
Protective devices and tools that are subject to
wear and tear must be regularly inspected and re-
placed if necessary!
Do not carry out repairs such as welding, grinding
or sharpening, drilling etc. on structural, safety-rel-
evant parts!
Disconnect the battery before commencing welding
work.
During welding work, make sure that the electrical
and electronic components of the machines are not
influenced.
Keep the machine and attachments clean, to avoid
the risk of fire.
Regularly check nuts and bolts for tightness and re-
tighten if necessary.

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After maintenance and cleaning, ensure that the
protective devices are re-installed and properly ad-
justed!
Only use genuine Agria spare parts.
Carry out a functional and safety test after complet-
ing the work.
Observe the prescribed maintenance intervals.
Storage
Never store the machine in rooms with open heat-
ing.
If the machine is stored indoors, keep a safety dis-
tance of 2.5 m to flammable materials.
Hydraulic system
The hydraulic system is at high pressure.
Ensure that the hydraulic hoses are connected cor-
rectly when you connect hydraulic components.
High-pressurized hydraulic oil can penetrate
your skin and cause severe injuries. Danger to life!
See a doctor immediately when you are hurt. Risk
of infection!
Prior to working on the hydraulic system depressur-
ize it and switch off the engine (specialized work-
shop).
To avoid injuries, use suitable devices when you try
to locate leaks (specialized workshop).
Check hydraulic hose lines at regular intervals for
leaks and ageing. Replace them as necessary. Al-
ways replace them after the specified intervals at
the latest.
Only use genuine Agria hydraulic hoses.
Electrical system and battery
Be careful with battery gases - risk of explosion!
Avoid sparks and naked flames in thevicinity of bat-
teries.
Remove the plastic cover (if installed) before you
recharge a battery. This avoids the accumulation of
highly explosive gases!
Caution when handling battery acid - caustic!
Only use specified fuses. If the rating of the fuses
used is too high, the electrical system can be irrep-
arably damaged - there is danger of fire!
Additional safety instructions for batteries
Never charge the implement in the rain or in damp
rooms. Only use the batteries specified in these in-
structions. The batteries must not be opened or
damaged, or stored near heat sources.
Any leaking substances are corrosive and can
cause damage to eyes and skin. Do not inhale
vapours or gases, as they may be toxic.
When handling batteries always take care that
tools, rings, bracelets or keys do not inadvertently
cause a short circuit across the terminals. This may
result in burns.
Danger: The substances contained in batteries are
electrically conductive and corrosive and damaging
to eyes and skin. Wear safety goggles and protec-
tive clothing to protect your eyes and skin. Wash
hands thoroughly after contact. After contact with
the eyes, immediately rinse the eyes with plenty of
water and consult a doctor.
ATTENTION: Only use genuine batteries. Other
batteries can cause damage to the machine or per-
sonal injury. The batteries supplied with this ma-
chine are sealed and maintenance-free and can be
overturned without any risk of fluid leakage. Several
hours may be required to charge a completely dis-
charged battery. Only use original agria battery
chargers.

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Description of warning and mandatory symbols
Warning of hand injuries! Wait for the mounted implement to come
to a standstill, observe the operating instructions.
Warning - do not open the rechargeable battery box.
Caution - live parts! Do not touch damaged parts!
Caution - hot parts! Allow the machine to cool down after use before
carrying out any care and maintenance work.
Marking emergency stop switch
Warning of hand injuries!
Do not hose down parts with water!
Attachment point for lashing or lifting the machine

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2 Technical Data
2.1 Remote-controlled implement carrier
Traction drive: ......................................................Infinitely variable electrical drive for crawler track 48 V
Travel speeds:..........................................................................................................Forward 0 - 10 km/h
Reverse 0 - 10 km/h
Battery technology:...............................................................................Lithium-ion rechargeable battery
Battery capacity: .........................................................................................................24.8 kWh / 480 Ah
Charging time:................................................................................5-10 h, depending on battery charger
Brake:......................................................................................................Electro-mechanical safety brake
Ground pressure without mounted implement:....................................................251 g/cm² (18.1 kPa)
PTO shaft drive:..............................................................................infinitely variable electrical drive 48 V
Power PTO shaft drive:.....................................................7.4 kW continuous output, 20 kW peak output
Speed PTO shaft:...........................................................600-1000 rpm, clockwise, anticlockwise rotation
Mounting bracket: .......................................................................................................3-point, category 1
Max. weight mounted implement: ................................................................................................300 kg
Control:.......................................................................................... electrical, remote control with joystick
Remote control range: .......................................................................................................... max. 300 m
Normal working range of remote control:............................................................................ max. 100 m
Ambient temperature: .......................................................................................................... -5 to +40 °C
Acoustic output level:.................................................................LWA = 78 dB according to EN ISO 3744
Sound pressure level:..................................Lp= 66 dBA in idle mode at 1 m distance, ear height 1.5 m
Sound pressure level:............................................................Lp= 71 dBA when running at 3 m distance
Bearing lubricant:.................................................................................................. Permanent lubrication
Weight (without mounted implement):.........................................................................................780 kg
Cutting height adjustment:....................................................................................................50-185 mm
Ground clearance:..................................................................................................................50-185 mm
Dimensions (mm):

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3 Devices and Operating Elements
3.1 Preparation of the machine
•Remove the machine from the packaging.
•Packaging should be recycled in an environmentally
friendly manner.
3.2 Basic functioning of the system
Machine
The complete unit comprises two main components: the imple-
ment carrier and the radio remote control.
The implement carrier is intended for the attachment and op-
eration of mounted implements
The energy to operate the machine is stored in the machine’s
rechargeable battery. The rechargeable battery can be
charged by means of battery chargers that are available from
Agria-Werke GmbH. Therechargeable battery supplies energy
to the electric traction motors and the electric drive motor of
the mounted implements.
The control unit andthe radio receiver are locatedin a covered
electric box.
The machine is equipped with an EMERGENCY STOP switch
(A/12).
3.3 Traction drive
Crawler drives
The machine is driven by crawler drives. The crawler tracks
run on the drive sprockets (A/2), guide wheels (A/3), and trav-
elling wheels (A/4). The crawler tracks are tensioned with the
rear guide wheels. The crawler track tension is adjusted with
the tightening screws on the adjustable retainers of the guide
wheels, see page. 44.
If the machine is frequently used on slopes with gradients from
40° (when used with heavy mounted implements already from
30°), we recommend to equip the machine with crawler tracks
with field cleat profile (agria art.-no. 9620 011).
Transmissions and electric motors
The driving wheels (A/2) of the crawler tracks are fastened on
the planetary gears (A/16). The transmissions are driven by
the drive motors. The speed of the drive motors and thus the
travel speed of the machine are controlled via the remote con-
trol and the power electronics.

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3.4 Remote control
The machine is controlled via the remote control.
The implement uses the frequencies approved in the country of use.
The range of the remote control is around 300 m maximum with optimal conditions such as battery level,
obstacles in the radio link, disturbances and interference from the environment etc.
The usual working range of the remote control is approx. 100 m, depending on the conditions.
In the interests of safety the remote control is set so that the engine is switched off as soon as the machine
leaves the range. This distance can therefore vary under different conditions.
The remote control is equipped with a tilt sensor. The remote control can only be operated in a horizontal
position. If the remote control is moved into an inclined position, the machine is switched off. A restart of
the machine is necessary.
(1) Joystick
The travel direction and travel speed are controlled with the joystick.
(2) Display
Different settings and states of the machine are shown on the display.
(3) Travel speed range
The machine's top speed is adjusted in four levels with the travel speed selector switch. Levels 1, 2
and 3 are intended for working, level 4 for transport rides.
(4) Not assigned
(5) Key switch
The remote control is switched on and off with the key switch.
(6) Release
The 'release' button activates or restarts the radio contact between the remote control andthe machine.
(7) Moving the hydraulic functions
The analogue lever is used to operate the working height, the angles of slope and the additional hy-
draulic unit of the mounted implement.
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The mounted implement on/off switch is used to switch the mounted implement on and off. Keep the
lever depressed for two seconds to switch on the PTO shaft.
(9) Hydraulic control circuits
The selector lever (B/8) is used to switch the mounted implement on or off.
The selector lever (B/9) is used to select the hydraulic control circuit.
A: Moving the upper link
B: Moving the lower links
C: Optional additional function
Use the analogue lever to move the links (B/7).
(10) Green LED, radio connection
Quick flashing of the LED indicates that the radio connection is interrupted or is being restored, slow
flashing indicates that the radio connection is present.
(11) EMERGENCY STOP switch
The machine is switched off when the EMERGENCY STOP switch is pressed.
(12) Red LED, function of the transmission unit and battery condition
Illumination of the red LED indicates insufficient battery charge of the remote control or another error
within the remote control.
(13) Cruise control
To activate the cruise control, accelerate the machine to the desired speed. Press the cruise control
button on the left side of the remote control. Hold the joystick in any travel position; the machine will
continue to travel at your desired speed. As soon as you release the joystick or hold it in neutral, the
cruise control is deactivated.
(14) Drift
With the help of drift it is possible to make one crawler track run faster than the other. Thus, the influ-
ence of the mounted implement can be compensated on slopes.
(15) Warning lamps
The warning lamps light up in case of errors.
(16) Escape
Switch on the backlight.
(17) Menu
Page change.
(18) "up"
Moves the cursor upwards, increases values.
(19) "down"
Moves the cursor downwards, reduces values.
(20) Enter
Change settings.
(21) Floating position
As soon as you have lifted the mounted implement, you can activate the floating position with this
button.
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3.5 Display on the remote control
Menu page 1 Machine specifications
The following machine data and states are shown on the display:
(1) Travel speed
(2) Residual charge of the battery
(3) Remaining run time
(4) Hours of operation
(5) Power reduction PTO (power take off shaft drive)
(6) Power reduction in Watt
(7) Residual charge of the battery in the remote control
(8) Direction of rotation PTO shaft with display on/off
(9) Set target speed of the PTO shaft
(10) Floating position
(11) Signal strength of the radio remote control

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Menu page 1 Essential information and alarms
If a field in the menu shines red, there is an alarm or a malfunction.
The following machine data and alarms are shown on the display:
(1) Travel speed
(2) Residual charge of the battery
(3) Remaining run time
(4) Hours of operation
(5) Power reduction
(6) Power reduction in Watt
(7) The PTO shaft function monitoring signals a fault.
(8) The charge condition of the machine’s rechargeable battery is low.
(9) A temperature exceeds the warning limit.
Switch off the PTO shaft, allow the machine to stand still while it is still switched on so that the electronic
components continue to be cooled. Check the temperatures on menu page 3 of the remote control.
(10) An error message is pending.
Check the error codes on page 4 of the remote control, or -agria-Service-

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Menu page 2 Options and settings
Here you can see additional options and setting possibilities of the remote control:
(1) Option: LED working lights - not assigned
(2) Driving direction setting
Navigate with the arrow keys (B/18, B/19) to the field Drive Mode and press Enter (B/20) to change the
driving direction setting.
The position lamps indicate the driving direction. Red position lamps indicate a reverse driving direction
and white position lamps a forward driving direction.
(3) Adjustment sense of rotation and speed
Navigate with the arrow keys (B/18, B/19) to the field R/L and press Enter (B/20) to change the sense of
rotation right to left.
Navigate with the arrow keys (B/18, B/19) to the numeric field and press Enter (B/20) to switch onthe PTO
shaft speed with the arrow keys (B/18, B/19). Press Enter (B/20) to confirm your entry.
(4) Drift potentiometer
Adjusting the drift potentiometer: Move the cursor with the arrow keys (B/18, B/19) to the position Potenti-
ometer offset - Move the drift potentiometer (B/14) to the mechanical centre position - Press Enter (B/20)
(5) Option Wi-Fi mode - not assigned
(6) Adjustment travel speed
Navigate with the arrow keys (B/18, B/19) to the field Speed mode +/-. Press Enter (B/20) to confirm.
Select the required driving position with (B/3).
Driving position 1 ranges up to 2.5 km/h, driving positions 2 and 3 are individually adjustable. Using the
arrow keys (B/18, B/19), set the selected driving position and press Enter (B/20) to confirm.
(7) Model
(8) Note driving direction
The arrow indicates the set driving direction.

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Menu page 3 Temperatures
The display shows the temperature on several components:
(1) Temperature mounted implement motor
(2) Temperature mounted implement inverter
(3) Temperature right drive motor
(4) Temperature left drive motor
(5) Maximum temperature inverter drive motor
(6) Temperature central control unit
(7) Temperature battery
Temperature values
Designation
Component
Warning from
Power reduction
from
Shutdown from
PTO Mot Temp
Mounted imple-
ment drive motor
85°C
longer period of
overload
excessively long
overload
PTO Inv Temp
Mounted imple-
ment drive inverter
80°C
longer period of
overload
excessively long
overload
RMot Temp
Wheel motor right
125°C
135°C
145°C
LMot Temp
Wheel motor left
125°C
135°C
145°C
Max Inv Temp
Traction drive in-
verter
80°C
longer period of
overload
excessively long
overload
ZSG Temp
Centralcontrol unit
70°C
75°C
85°C
Battery Temp
Rechargeable bat-
tery
50°C
59°C
59°C
The travel speed is reduced if the temperature of a component is above the threshold for power reduction.
The machine is switched off completely when a shutdown temperature is reached.
Warning symbols and error codes are displayed on page 1 and 3 of the remote control.

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Menu page 4 Error codes
The display shows error codes of individual components in the hexadecimal system:
(1) Central control unit
(2) Remote control
(3) Wheel motor right
(4) Wheel motor left
(5) PTO shaft drive
(6) Battery
There may be temporary errors, or errors with little effect.
You can reset these errors without switching off the machine completely:
•Stop the machine, ensure a safe stand and a clear environment.
•Press the green release button (6) on the remote control.
•After three seconds, the error memories of all drives are reset.
•The machine is steerable again and can continue to be operated as usual.
•If the machine does not continue to run, contact the -agria Customer Service- or read out the errors
and report them to your dealer, see page 53.
If the errors cannot be remedied with this procedure, -agria-Service-
The complete list of error codes can be found in the repair manual or at -agria-service-