FASTERHOLT FM4400 Installer manual

Irrigator
FM4400
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(EN) 16-04-2021
User Manual &
Spare Parts Catalogue
Fasterholt Maskinfabrik A/S
Ejstrupvej 22
DK-7330 Brande
Denmark

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Contents
Declaration of Conformity 3
General safety 4
Operating instructions for Fasterholt FM 4400 4
Product labelling 5
Symbols 5
Operating instructions 7
Starting your irrigator 7
Preparing the machine for irrigation 7
Preparing the machine after irrigation 8
Maintenance 8
Preparation for winter 8
Faults on the Irrigator 9
Setting the gun 9
Technical data 10
Nelson SR 150 11
Spare parts 34
Drum 34
Turbine installation 36
Turbine 38
Rear drawbar 46
Parts on rear drawbar 48
Hydraulics 50
Front axle and drawbar 52
Front axle 54
Cross track shaft 56
Rear axle assembly 60
Flat gear 64
Rear axle assembly parts 66
Guards 68
Parts on frames 70
Sensor 74
Turbine for drum 76
Stop bar 80
Gun 82
Optional equipment 87

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EEC Declaration of conformity
Fasterholt Maskinfabrik A/S
CVR:
58 83 28 12
TEL:
[phone]
FAX:
[phone]
E‑Mail:
[e-mail]
Manufacture (name and
address):
Adresse: Ejstrupvej 22,
Fasterholt
Ort: 7330 Brande
Country: Denmark
Web: www.fasterholt.dk
Hereby is certified that the following
product:
Description, ID/mark, type:
Serial No. if any:
Notified body if any:
EEC-type certificate if any:
Harmonised standards if any:
EN 908:1999+A1:2009.
DS/EN/ISO 12100:2011.
DS/EN/ISO 14120:2015.
Is made according to the announcement no.693 of 10. Jun 2013 that implements the
DIRECTIV 2006/42/EC.
Name, title and signature of manufacture:
Date Signature
Irrigator FM 4400
Declaration of Conformity

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!!! Important !!!
READ THIS MANUAL BEFORE USING YOUR IRRIGA-
TOR !!
Operating instructions for Fasterholt FM 4400
Your new Fasterholt Irrigator is a Danish built machine, but
even the best machines only deliver top results when they are
properly used and maintained.
To ensure that the machine complies with the EU Machinery Di-
rective, only original spare parts may be used. Otherwise, com-
pliance will be lost and safety will be entirely at your own risk.
The irrigator is intended for irrigation with clean water from a
drilled well or a watercourse.
1. Safety instructions/warnings !!
―It is forbidden to stand on the machine during irrigation
and transport (risk of fatal injury).
― The guards are tted for your own safety - please leave
them in place.
―Remember to tighten the wheel bolts.
―When starting the machine on falling ground, you must be
VERY careful not to disconnect the tractor from the ma-
chine until the machine has been put into gear, otherwise
the machine may run away.
―If a rear wheel is removed, THE MACHINE MUST BE JACKED
UP AND VERY STABLE, because if it overturns, it will fall
completely on its side.
―To perform an EMERGENCY STOP, pull the cable for
the miswinding bar or press STOP on the COMPUT-
ER.
― V-belts may only be tted after the machine has
been unwound for the rst time. (only the rst time
the machine is used for irrigation.)
―The gun must face out to the side when unwinding
the machine.
―STAND ASIDE when the gun is operating.
―WARNING against contact with overhead power
lines with the machine or water jet. Avoid irrigation
on or near power lines.
― During transport on uneven roads/elds, move VERY
carefully according to the conditions.
―Max. transport speed with water in the hose is 15
km/h.
―When parking the machine, use the wheel chocks
mounted by the rear wheels.
―DANGER !! Avoid welding in the paint layer! Before
welding, remove all paint from the welding area.
―Avoid inhalation of grinding dust.
―Hydraulic oil can be harmful to health:
―Skin contact may cause allergies.
―Inhalation of oil mist may cause lung disease.
―Leakage of oil under high pressure is dangerous, an
oil jet can enter the skin, eyes, etc.
―If a hydraulic system leak is found, stop the system
immediately and rectify the fault.
―Note that due to operation, the oil may be 70 de-
grees Celsius or even hotter. This can lead to a risk
of scalding during separation.
―IMPORTANT Maximum battery charging power is
2 amps. Charging more than 2 amps may cause
the battery to crack. The battery must be charged
at a temperature between 0 °C and +40 °C. NEVER
place the battery in a sealed container while charg-
ing. During winter, the battery must be removed and
stored in a dry place indoors in a fully charged state.
― Avoid sparks and ames on and around the battery.
―Do not short circuit the battery.
―Never disassemble the battery.
―If you come into contact with the battery's sulphuric
acid, wash immediately with water. If acid comes
into contact with eyes, rinse thoroughly with water
and seek medical attention immediately.
―Pay attention to the battery compartment. If there
are cracks, deformities, electrolyte leakage, etc.,
replace the battery immediately.
―If the battery is dirty, clean it as soon as possible.
―Disposal of oil spills:
―If oil spills are found, they should be cleaned up
immediately with rags or oil absorbent powder.
―Spilled products, as well as rags and powder used
for oil spills, must be stored in sealed metal contain-
ers and delivered to the municipal collection site.
―Batteries, hoses, tyres and other parts of the irri-
gation machine must be disposed of at an approved
recycling site.
If the machine is to be moved via public roads, it must
rst be drained of water.
General safety
WARNING !!

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Symbols
The following symbols are used in this product and the following documentation.
WARNING Indicates a potentially hazardous situation. Failure to avoid the situation may result in
death or serious injury.
LUBRICATION Indicates lubrication is required as per the service description
SERVICE WARNING Indicates a service hazard
SMØRING
Str: 100x45 mm
HUSK efterspænding
af hjulbolte
Str: 69x20 mm
Product labelling

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Starting your irrigator
Move the machine to the eld in the transport position.
When the machine is at the crop to be irrigated, discon-
nect the tractor from the front drawbar. Connect the trac-
tor to the rear drawbar. Recommendation: Remove the
drum belt from the belt tensioner before unwinding.
When the machine is at the target, reattach the belt
to the belt tensioner before disconnecting the ma-
chine. Insert the electric brake connector in the female
connector for the tractor lights. The machine then winds
up in the crop and stops. Disengage the pawl.
REMEMBER !! When starting the machine on falling
ground, you must be VERY careful not to disconnect
the tractor from the machine until the irrigator has
been put into gear, otherwise the machine may run
away. Attach the charge hose to the hydrant, if nec-
essary turn on the hydrant.
During irrigation
Safety stop
Stop pawl
Secure the hose chains with the long ground spikes. Low-
er the drawbar over the hose and release the safety stop
so the hose reel runs on the hose.
During transport
Unwind the machine with the brake applied suciently to
keep the hose tight on the drum at all times with the electric
brake.
If you do not lay the hose straight out, be very careful to
ensure that the hose is always tightened on the hose drum.
The machine should be unwound completely at least
every 3rd time.
Before starting to unwind the machine, reset the COMPUT-
ER. To do this, press the TOGGLE SWITCH located on the
side of the electric box upwards (reset).
When unwinding the machine, the TOGGLE SWITCH must be
in the centre (unwind) so it cannot reset on the way out. Af-
ter unwinding, press the TOGGLE SWITCH down (operation).
Winding speed: Recommended max. 5 km/h
Preparing the machine for irrigation
ALWAYS REMEMBER that the TOGGLE SWITCH must be
pressed down during operation, otherwise the machine will
not move.
Engage the pawl.
Tighten the V-belt (belt tension lever) so the spring is
fully compressed around the spacer pipe.
Operating instructions
Ground spike

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Release the brake lever completely. Remember also
to release the electric brake (Remember that the
electric brake connector must be removed from the
tractor).
Before connecting the tractor to the rear of the ma-
chine, disengage the gear and raise the drawbar at
the front before starting the machine.
Remember to close the decoupling valve (lever "1"
must be pulled out.)
REMEMBER to connect machines with coupling levers
(lever "2" pushed in).
Attach the charge hose to the hydrant. Then open the
hydrant, start the pump and irrigation can begin. The
speed you want to move at is set in Program Rain.
You do not have to select a gear as this is stepless
speed regulation controlled by Program Rain. On
some other models, gears are selected according to
the machine instructions.
When starting irrigation, see the section that refers
to the operating instructions for PROGRAM RAIN.
Preparing the machine after irrigation
After irrigation, tighten the brake and loosen the V-belt. Then open
the bypass valve (lever "1" must be pushed in) to get the gearbox
out of gear (lever "2" pulled out). If there is tension in the rear
axle assembly, use a fork wrench to turn the input shaft to release
the coupling.
ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT THE COUPLING MUST BE RE-
LEASED (COUPLING LEVER PULLED BACK) WHEN THE MA-
CHINE IS NOT MOVING BY ITSELF.
Maintenance
1x per week:
Check that no water is entering the oil on the rear axle assembly.
Lubricate the steering, roller chain for hose guides, roller chain for
forward traction, cross track shaft for hose guide with water-repel-
lent grease.
Check tyre pressure:
Rear wheels 2.9 bar/ 42.06 psi
Front wheels 2.9 bar/ 42.06 psi
Check that front and rear drawbars line up. If not, turn the lever
on the side of the machine by the front control cylinder. This is
how to adjust the drawbars so they line up. Turn the lever back
again.
Clean the lter at the turbine outlet if required.
Check that the hose is positioned neatly.
Remember to check the guide pins in the hose guides regularly.
Remember to tighten the wheel bolts regularly.
NOTE:
The battery should be charged once a month during the season to
maintain full power and extend its useful life.
Preparation for winter
Drain water from the machine:
The machine is easily emptied with air (only done with special
compressors).
Contact Fasterholt Maskinfabrik A/S if necessary.

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REMEMBER !! Before unwinding the hose:
Open the lter coupling.
Open the valve in the base of the turbine.
On machines with high pressure stops, press START to
open the main valve and allow the water to ow out free-
ly. (Disconnect battery lead so stop valve does not close
again.)
Remove the battery and do not install it until the
next time you use the machine.
Lubrication of:
Front wheel hubs, front spindle, hose guides, bearings on
hose guides, wheels.
Check for water in the oil in the rear axle assembly and
hydraulic tank.
Oil in the rear axle assembly/gears should be changed
every 1,000 hours. Hydraulic oil and lter should also be
replaced every two years.
Lubricate the steering, roller chain for hose guides, roller
chain for forward traction, cross track shaft for hose guide
with water-repellent grease.
Check tyre pressure.
(see page 9)
Guide pins should be replaced every year.
Faults on the Irrigator
Check the following before calling a technician:
1. If the machine is irrigating, but not moving.
a. Check that machine is in gear.
b. Check if it is performing pre-irrigation or post-irrigation.
(can be seen on the display under menu 3.)
c. Check if pressure drop valve is closed.
d. Check that end stop sensor is in place. (can be seen on
the display under menu 3.)
e. Check that toggle switch is in operation position.
f. Check that decoupling valve is closed (for hydraulic mo-
tor).
g. Check that lter at turbine outlet is not blocked.
h. Check that turbine can turn easily.
2. If the machine does not wind up the hose properly,
it may be that:
a. The hose guide needs to be adjusted:
To adjust the guide, remove the chain from the hose
guide to the cross track shaft. Then turn the cross track
shaft until the hose guide ts the hose again.
b. The guide pin is worn and needs to be replaced.
c. The V-belts are too slack or excessively worn: To tighten
the belt, move the hole plate at the end of the cable. If
it cannot be moved any further, the cable needs to be
shortened.
3. Forced steering is not lined up and seems springy.
a. There is a leak at the coupling or assemblies, so the oil
has drained out, leaving air in the system.
b. The system must be vented (call a technician).
Setting the gun
The operating pressure of the gun should be 4.5 - 5.0 bar
depending on the type of gun and the water volume. For high
water volumes, the pressure should be higher.
The best spreading width is achieved at a sector angle of ap-
prox. 200 degrees. This means that the gun operates over an
angle of 200 degrees.

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Technical data
8. Data for FM 4400
Hose PEMD 100 mm:
Capacity up to 55 m3- hose length from 200 to 550 m.
Hose PEMD 110 mm:
Capacity up to 75 m3- hose length from 200 to 450 m.
Wheel size:
Rear wheels: 12.4"x36" x 10 ply - air pressure 34.8 psi / 2.4 bar
Front wheels: 11.5"/80x15.3" x 10 ply - air pressure 34.8 psi / 2.4 bar
Speed at 35 m3and above:
15-30 metres per hour
Weight of FM 4400
Weight with water with 550 m/100 mm hose: 6948 kg.
Weight without water with 550 m/100 mm hose: 3813 kg.
Track width (Standard): 1600 mm.
Gun: Nelson SR 150
Oil in rear axle assembly......: 16 litres 80/90 gear oil
Track width 1600 mm.
Oil in at gear...: 1.5 litres 80/90 gear oil
Hydraulic oil......: 10 litres STATOIL Hvxa 46
Grease for lubrication: FUCHS Greaseway CAH 92 or equivalent.
Width 195 cm.
Length without drawbar 620 cm.
Height 363 cm.

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Nelson SR 150 is factory-adjusted to Danish conditions and ready to use after the following three steps:
1. Select and install the nozzle size that best suits your applicaon. Performance data for the dierent sizes are shown in the table below.
2. Adjust the stop on the part circle to obtain the desired irrigaon angle.
3. There is a grease ng which should be checked once a week for relling.
ADJUSTMENT
The only thing you can adjust is the counterweight on the drive arm. By moving the
counterweight forward, the gun will slowly irrigate from side to side. If you move the
counterweight back, the gun will irrigate quickly. If it does not irrigate quickly enough, you
can remove the brake springs (no. 778474) in pairs (contact the service department).
WARNING: DO NOT ADJUST WHEN THE GUN IS IRRIGATING !!
DANGER........: HIGH WATER PRESSURE – STAY CLEAR !!
TABLE FOR NELSON SR 150
Nelson SR 150

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Functions:
Speed regulator
Pre- and Post-irrigation
4 dierent speeds on sections of the lane
Clock
Setting the start time
Stop time is shown on the display
Length of hose
Current speed
Battery volts
Charge regulator
Pressure sensor
Stop sensor
Speed sensor
Motor 1, regulating motor
Motor 2, stop motor
Slow start of turbine
Slow opening of inlet
Water volume + spreading width
Accessories:
GSM, SMS messages for remote control.
Analogue pressure sensor.

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Short instrucons for useShort instrucons for use
Move machine to a new lane. Display shows start and stop time.
Pull hose out to end of the lane. (e.g. 250 m)
Display now shows stop after 9h 20m. Press the "+" or "-" key to
set the speed. Speed can be adjusted during irrigation.
SPEED has decreased, DOSE has increased and STOP time is later.
Press START to start. Press PRE and POST for pre- and post-irri-
gation respectively. STOP time will be later when PRE and POST
irrigation are selected.
The turbine will start when the water pressure increases. After a
short period, the regulator nds the correct speed. Irrigation con-
tinues until STOP SENSOR is activated at the end of the lane.
If pre-irrigation is selected, the turbine stops immediately after
performing a start and pre-irrigation. When the pre-irrigation time
has elapsed, the turbine starts and the machine changes status to
Irrigating.
If post-irrigation is selected, the turbine stops at the end of the
lane when the stop sensor is activated. Post-irrigation then starts.
Stop sensor is activated, turbine and water are shut o. The ma-
chine is now ready to be moved to a new lane.

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Standard menu:Standard menu:
Standard display
SPEED
ZONE
DOSE
TIME
STOP
STATUS
DISTANCE
BATTERY
CHARGER ON
PRE
POST
Battery voltage.
MENU 2
Speed. Can be changed at any time during irrigation using the "+" and "-" keys.
Current zone 1...4, with corresponding speed. The speed cannot be changed. (Zone active)
The dose is calculated from the speed and constants and shows the current number of mm for
irrigation. As SPEED increases, DOSE decreases. (Constants 11 and 12)
To set the time: Set SPEED to 11.1 m/h and press the PROG key 3 + 1 times until the display
shows <CONST 1 TIME>. The time can then be set with the "+" and "-" keys. When the battery
has been disconnected, the clock will show 0:00 until it is set again.
The time that irrigation is completed, incl. pre- and post-irrigation. If the clock is not set and
shows 0:00, the total irrigation time is displayed.
Irrigation status, e.g.:
< Stop Sensor >
< Irrigating >
< Pre-irrigating >
< Post-irrigating >
< LOW pressure >
See explanation in STATUS chapter.
If the display shows: LOW BATTERY instead of SPEED, the battery voltage is below 11.8 V and the battery needs to
be charged.
Length of the unwound hose. The length can be changed immediately after pressing the PROG
key 3 times, using the "+" and "-" keys.
Shows when the battery is being charged by a solar cell. The battery is charged when the volt-
age is below 14.0 volts.
Shows the pre-irrigation time.
Shows the post-irrigation time.
The pre- and post-irrigation times can be changed immediately after pressing the PRE- or POST-
keys, using the "+" and "-" keys.

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MENU 4
CURR. SPEED
START
STOP
OPERATING HOURS
Shows the current speed. That is, the speed at which the machine is moving now. This can be
used to nd how fast the machine can move. The current speed may dier slightly from the
set speed, especially at the start. This does not matter, as regulation ensures that the average
speed within 10 metres is correct.
Start machine delay. The machine start time can be delayed by up to 24 hours. To set the start
time, press the PROG key 3 times, then set the time using the "+" and "-" keys.
The time that irrigation is completed with a delayed start.
Shows how many hours the machine has been running since the electronics started for the rst
time.
MENU 5
 This menu is for irrigation at dierent speeds in zones of the lane.
Press the PROG key 3 times to program the zones.key 3 times to program the zones.
See later chapter for details.See later chapter for details.

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PRE-IRRIGATION:
If pre-irrigation is required, press the PRE- key. The pre-irrigation time is calculated as 8 x the time to move 1 m at the
current speed. The constant can be changed individually for pre- and post-irrigation. (See constants). If pre-irrigation
is selected, the machine will move forward approx. ½ m, after which the machine will stop and stand still for as long as
pre-irrigation is performed. Menu 2 shows the number of minutes remaining of the pre-irrigation time. If you want to
cancel pre-irrigation, press the START key. This will cancel both pre- and post-irrigation and the turbine will start.
POST-IRRIGATION:
If post-irrigation is required, press the POST- key. The post-irrigation time is calculated as 8 x the time to move 1 m
at the current speed. The constant "8" can be changed individually for pre- and post-irrigation. (See constants on page
16). Post-irrigation starts counting down when the magnet is removed from the stop sensor. When the stop sensor is
activated, the turbine stops and post-irrigation starts counting down (see menu 2). When the post-irrigation time has
elapsed, the main valve closes. (Opens in installations with negative pressure stops). For machines with mechanical end
stops: The turbine stops when the stop sensor is activated. When the post-irrigation time has elapsed, the turbine starts
and the machine moves to the mechanical end stop. Press START to cancel post-irrigation. If constant "8" (early stop) is
selected, the machine will stop when it reaches the selected distance.
PROGRAMMING 4 DIFFERENT SPEEDS:
The hose must be unwound before programming, so the computer knows the number of metres in the irrigation lane.
The following example assumes that the unwound hose is 400 m. Press the PROG key 3 times and the display will show:
The desired speed can now be selected, in this case 25.0 m/h. Press the PROG key and the display will show:
The desired distance can now be selected, in this case 300 m. Press the PROG key and the display will show:
Now that the rst zone is programmed, apply the same procedure to all 4 zones. Zone 4 automatically ends at 0. When
zone 4 is programmed, press the PROG key again and the display will show:
If PROG is pressed, the program is stored and irrigation will be performed according to this program.
If MENU is pressed, the program is deleted and the speed is the same for the entire irrigation lane.

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There are a variety of constants that can be modied by the user.There are a variety of constants that can be modied by the user.
These constants will be stored for many years, even if the baery is removed.These constants will be stored for many years, even if the baery is removed.
Programming procedure:Programming procedure:
Adjust the speed to 11.1 m/h to access the constants.Adjust the speed to 11.1 m/h to access the constants.
Press the Press the PROGPROG key 3 mes in quick succession to access and change the constants. key 3 mes in quick succession to access and change the constants.
Press the Press the PROG PROG key again to count forward to the constant you wish to change.key again to count forward to the constant you wish to change.
Press "+" and "-" to adjust the value of the constant.Press "+" and "-" to adjust the value of the constant.
Press the Press the MENUMENU key to save the change and the display will return to normal. key to save the change and the display will return to normal.
If the If the MENUMENU key is not pressed, the display will return to normal aer 1 minute and the change will not be saved. key is not pressed, the display will return to normal aer 1 minute and the change will not be saved.
CONSTANTSCONSTANTS
Set Constant no. 0 to 111 to set the machine data.
Then press PROGPROG to display the machine data.

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MACHINE DATA MACHINE DATA

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Troubleshoong:Troubleshoong:
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The turbine does not start when the The turbine does not start when the STARTSTART key is pressed. key is pressed.
Answer:Answer:
The magnet at the stop sensor is not in posion or the sensor or sensor cable is damaged.The magnet at the stop sensor is not in posion or the sensor or sensor cable is damaged.
Stop sensor: The mark Stop sensor: The mark must be on when the magnet is in posion and o when the magnet is removed. See Menu 3. must be on when the magnet is in posion and o when the magnet is removed. See Menu 3.
A damaged cable can be assembled in an epoxy moulded assembly or with shrinkable tubing and glue.A damaged cable can be assembled in an epoxy moulded assembly or with shrinkable tubing and glue.
However, since the sensors are more sensive than telephone cables in the ground, cable assembly must be seen as an emergency soluon.However, since the sensors are more sensive than telephone cables in the ground, cable assembly must be seen as an emergency soluon.
If a pressostat is installed, the water must be pressurized. The mark If a pressostat is installed, the water must be pressurized. The mark must be on when there is pressure. must be on when there is pressure.
??
No numbers in the display.No numbers in the display.
Answer:Answer:
Baery disconnected. Fuse inside the box may have blown. The fuse will blow if the baery is wrongly connected. Baery disconnected. Fuse inside the box may have blown. The fuse will blow if the baery is wrongly connected.
An addional fuse is available from the factory on a single fuse terminal on the circuit board.An addional fuse is available from the factory on a single fuse terminal on the circuit board.
Fuse 5A. Baery voltage 12V. See Menu 2.Fuse 5A. Baery voltage 12V. See Menu 2.
??
Clock is set to 00:00Clock is set to 00:00
Answer:Answer:
If the power is interrupted, the clock is reset. The end me is then the number of hours and minutes unl irrigaon is complete.If the power is interrupted, the clock is reset. The end me is then the number of hours and minutes unl irrigaon is complete.
See page 15 for seng the clock.See page 15 for seng the clock.
??
The number of metres is not counted correctly and the speed is not correct.The number of metres is not counted correctly and the speed is not correct.
Answer:Answer:
If the speed is measured with a roller running on the hose, check whether the roller is running smoothly or if it is not installed properly on the If the speed is measured with a roller running on the hose, check whether the roller is running smoothly or if it is not installed properly on the
hose. You will also need to check that the roller sensor with cable is funconing properly. See Menu 3 Speed sensor. hose. You will also need to check that the roller sensor with cable is funconing properly. See Menu 3 Speed sensor.
The 2 marks The 2 marks must light up in the following order from the right during unwinding: The rst one turns on, then the second one turns on, must light up in the following order from the right during unwinding: The rst one turns on, then the second one turns on,
the rst one turns o, then the second one turns o. During rewind, this happens in reverse order.the rst one turns o, then the second one turns o. During rewind, this happens in reverse order.
??
Only half or perhaps 2/3 of the actual length has been counted.Only half or perhaps 2/3 of the actual length has been counted.
Answer:Answer:
The stop bracket with magnet for the stop sensor may have jumped, so the magnet has been removed temporarily from the stop sensor. This The stop bracket with magnet for the stop sensor may have jumped, so the magnet has been removed temporarily from the stop sensor. This
will reset the counter. Or a hose turn has been so loose that it has impacted the miswinding bracket.will reset the counter. Or a hose turn has been so loose that it has impacted the miswinding bracket.
This is usually the same as the impact on the stop bracket and has the same result.This is usually the same as the impact on the stop bracket and has the same result.
Even if the metres are not saved in the memory, irrigaon will sll connue at the selected speed and the machine will stop as normal. Howev-Even if the metres are not saved in the memory, irrigaon will sll connue at the selected speed and the machine will stop as normal. Howev-
er, there will be deviaons if the speed is measured on a gear disc and the calculaon is based on formulas entered in MACHINE DATA. This is er, there will be deviaons if the speed is measured on a gear disc and the calculaon is based on formulas entered in MACHINE DATA. This is
because the electronics do not know which hose layer the machine is running on. Finally, the metres can be entered manually.because the electronics do not know which hose layer the machine is running on. Finally, the metres can be entered manually.
See page 21. CONSTANT no. 7See page 21. CONSTANT no. 7