Claas TUCANO 400-300 Installation guide

Information and Basic Field
Settings for TUCANO 400 -300

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Content
Introduction
Safety
Overview
Cab Controls,Layout
Cab Controls,CEBIS
Service Maintenance
Settings
Losses
EASYSteering
FrequentQuestions
Wet HarvestRecommendations
Recommendations

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Introduction
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This guide has been produced as areference to operator’s
training.The aim is to aid operators with familiarisation and
settings of CLAAS TUCANO combineharvester.
This guide does not replace the operator’s manual.More in depth
information is available within the operator’s manual.
Your CLAAS combine is designed for output and efficiency but this
can only be achieved with the correct operation and maintenance
of the machine.

Safety
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Make sure you are familiar with the operator’s manual before
using the machine.
The operator’s manual is an integral part of the machine.
It addresses the user and contains safety relevant information.
Only procedures specified in the operator’s manual are safe.
Read and observe the operator’s manual before starting work.
If you need help understanding the content, contact your local
CLAAS Dealer.

Overview: Safety
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The heightwas
measuredwith
the necessary tyre
inflation pressure,
on solid ground.
With
650/75 R32172A8
and
500/70 R24 164A8
tyres.
ALength with short grain tank unloading tube*
Applies to: Machine with APS threshing system 7900 mm
ALength with short grain tank unloading tube*
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 7440 mm
BLength with long grain tank unloading tube*
Applies to: Machine with APS threshing system 8825 mm
BLength with long grain tank unloading tube*
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 8365 mm
CLength with extra long grain tank unloading tube*
Applies to: Machine with APS threshing system 9300 mm
CLength with extra long grain tank unloading tube*
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 8840 mm
CLength with XL grain tank unloading tube* (bolted)
Applies to: Machine with APS threshing system 9325 mm
CLength with XL grain tank unloading tube* (bolted)
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 8865 mm
DLength with XXL grain tank unloading tube*
Applies to: Machine with APS threshing system 9932 mm
DLength with XXL grain tank unloading tube*
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 9472 mm

Overview: Safety
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The heightwas
measuredwith
the necessary tyre
inflation pressure,
on solid ground.
With
650/75 R32172A8
and
500/70 R24 164A8
tyres.
EWidth of machine body withouttyres 3000 mm
FLength with straw chopper protective cover
Applies to: Machine with APS threshingsystem 9067 mm
FLength with straw chopper protectivecover
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 8543 mm
GLength up to tailgate
Applies to: Machinewith APS threshing system 8845 mm
GLength up to tailgate
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 8385 mm
HLength up to trailer hitch
Applies to: Machinewith APS threshing system 6933 mm
HLength up to trailer hitch
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 6463 mm
IWheel base
Applies to: Machinewith APS threshing system 3808 mm
IWheel base
Applies to: Machine with conventional threshing system 3678 mm
LHeight, with grain tank closed 3965 mm
LHeight, with grain tank open 4912 mm

Overview: Hybrid
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1. Feeder chains 11. Preparation floor
2. Stone trap 12. Fan
3. Accelerator drum, 13. Upper sieve
applies to machine withAPS 14. Lower sieve
threshing system 15. Grain auger
4. Preconcave, 16. Lower returns auger
applies to machine withAPS 17. Chaff spreader
threshing system 18. Straw chopper
5. Threshing drum 19. ACTIVE SPREADER
6. Main concave 20. Upper returns auger
7. Impeller 21. Grain tank
8. Straw walker 22. Grain elevator
9. Intensive separation system 23. Grain tank unloading tube
10. Return pan

Cab Controls:Layout
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1. CEBIS rotary switch
2. HOTKEY rotary switch
3. Main menu rotary switch
4. Value select rotary switch
5. ESC button
6. Information button
7. Quick access button
8. Front attachment engagement
9. Threshing engagement
10. Front attachment reverser
11. Left hand rape knife switch
12. Front attachment cross levelling/
VARIO length adjustment/HOTKEY
13. LASER PILOT left and rightswitch
14. Engine speed switch
15. Grain tank extension

Cab Controls:Layout
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1. Hazard warning light
2. Road travel safetyswitch
3. Fold maize picker iffitted
4. Lightingpanel
5. Air conditioner
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5
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Cab Controls:Layout
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7Engine fault
8Urea indicator light.
Minimum level
9 No function
10 Engine output reduction
11 No function
12 No function
13 Footbrake indicator light,
for MONTANA
14 Rubber track tension,
pressure drop in tracs.
15 Turn signal indicator
16 24 V charge light
17 No function
18 Main beam
19 Trailer turn signal indicator
20 12 V charge light
21 Turn signal indicator
22 Engine stop light, serious
engine fault

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1. Lower reel 1
1.
Manual cross levelling, HOTKEY
2. Reel forward adjustment, table in and out
3. Raise reel
12.
Grain tank unloading
4. Reel back
13.
Swing out the unloading tube
5. AUTOPILOT on
14.
Swing in the unloadingtube
6. Raise front attachment,
slow and fast
7. Cutting height control
8. Lower front attachment,
slow and fast
9. Pre-set height
10.
Front attachment stop
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Cab Controls: C-MOTION MultifunctionLever

Notes
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Cab Controls:CEBIS
1. Main menu 8. Vehicle control display
2. Engine RPM 9. Drive status
3. Speedometer 10. Message fields
4. Time 11. Coolant temperature
5. Operating hours 12. Fuel (pointer)/ urea level*
6. Ground speed (green bar)
7. Ground speed units
*Engine HP is reduced if urea tank is below20%

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Cab Controls:CEBIS
1. Main menu 12. Variable
2. Separation throughout monitor 13. Variable
3. Cleaning throughout monitor 14. Variable
4. Area counter 15. Message fields
5. Surface output 16. Cutting height pre-selection
6. Yield 17. Cutting height control
7. Yield output 18. Variable
8. Harvest display central window 19. Variable
9. Ground speed 20. Time
10. Ground speed unit
11. Drive status

Cab Controls:CEBIS
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To adjust the value turn switch (3) left or right to increase or decrease, after the
required setting is completed turn the CEBIS rotary switch (1) back to the
CEBIS icon on the display screen (12 o’clock).
B
A
Inside the CEBIS display there are two large
numbers, the top number (A) shows the desired
value and the lower number (B) shows the actual
value.
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7
4
3
Using the CEBIS rotary switch (1) the combine
settings can be adjusted.The picture shows the
operating settings that can be adjusted.To
navigate through the settings turn the CEBIS
2rotary switch (1).
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Cab Control:HOTKEY
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The HOTKEY (2) is used to adjust
the more frequently changing
settings on the combine forexample
all AUTOCONTOURsettings.
To adjust any of the HOTKEY values
turn the rotary switch (2) and the
HOTKEY dial will appear on CEBIS
which is shown in the picture below.
Turn the dial to select the required
icon to make any adjustments.
After 2seconds the HOTKEY dial
will disappear from CEBIS and the
settings will be displayed in the
window shown below.To change the
HOTKEY setting value turn switch (4)
either left or right to either increase or
decrease the value.
To remove the adjusted settings from
the window turn the HOTKEY switch
(2) back to the CEBIS (12 o’clock)
position and the previous screen will
be displayed.
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6
7
4
3
2
5

Cab Controls: CEBIS Symbols
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Exits the menu and returns to CEBIS
Manual reel speed adjustment
Top sieve adjustment
Bottom sieve adjustment
Front attachment speed
adjustment (if fitted)
Rotor speed adjustment
CEBIS screenbrightness
adjustment
Drum speed adjustment
Fan speedadjustment
Concave clearanceadjustment
Cleaning performance monitor adjustment (sieve loss)
Separation performance monitor adjustments (walker loss)

Cab Controls: HOTKEYSymbols
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Cutting height, VARIO length, end snapping plateadjustment
Partial working widthadjustment
LASER PILOTadjustment
Hectolitre weight adjustment
Flagging function foryield
mapping
Favourite cropsettings
Automatic reel speed, reel height, reel fore & aftposition

Cab Controls: CEBIS Menu Navigation
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To navigate through the CEBIS menu turn the switch (3) shown below and the
different icons at the top of the CEBIS screen will be highlighted in black (8).
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6
7
4
3
2
5
When the desired menu is highlighted push
switch (3) to enter it, within any menu turn
switch (3) to select the required section and
push it to enter it.If avalue needs to be
changed within amenu push the switch (3) to
display the + - signs and turn the switch the
correct value and push it again to enter and
save the value.
To exit any of the menu within CEBIS use the
ESC button (5), this will return the screen
back to the previous menu.