Kverneland Vicon RF 2235 User manual

RF 2235
Operating manual
Edition 7.2007
Date of print 8.2007
Language EN
Type VGJC
From serial number VGJC 000101 -
Document number G0708JC(3)EN
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Vicon RF 2235
Kverneland Group Geldrop B.V.
BA Grass - Bale Equipment
Nuenenseweg 165
NL-5667 KP Geldrop
The Netherlands
Tel.: [phone]
VGJC _ _ _ _ _ _
AutoPlus 1.03
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Preface..............................................................6
Target group for this operating manual 6
Symbols
used 7
Safety................................................................8
For your safety 8
Who is allowed to operate the implement 13
General 13
Hitching 15
Road travel 17
Operation 18
Unhitching 20
Care and maintenance 21
Further regulations 22
Familiarise yourself with the device............23
General 23
Range of application 23
Properties 23
Component designations 24
Load-dependent brake [+] 26
Technical specifications 27
AutoPlus- Pilotbox 31
Delivery and assembly..................................35
Checking the scope of delivery 35
Hitching the implement.................................36
Safety 36
General 36
Hitching 38
Coupling the cardan shaft 39
Electricity supply 40
Parking brake [+] 41
Hydraulic connections 42
Pneumatic
brake [+] 44
Preparing for use...........................................45
Safety 45
General conditions 46
Adjusting the roller feelers 47
Adjusting the pick-up equipment 48
Adjusting the OptiCut cutterbar 49
OptiCut 14 and OptiCut 23 SuperSilage 50
OptiCut 23 HydroProtected 53
Insert the twine 58
Inserting the net 61
Operation 63
Driving on the road ....................................... 64
Safety 64
General conditions 66
Move the implement into the
transport position 66
Emptying the bale chamber. 67
Wheels/tyres 68
Adjusting the compressed-air brake [+] 68
Road transport 69
Preparations in the field ...............................70
Safety 70
General 70
Baler check list 71
Setting the baffle plate 71
Bale density adjustment 72
Operation ....................................................... 73
Safety 73
Swivelling the knives in and out 74
Adjusting the tying 75
Driving 76
Initiating tying 77
Depositing the bale 79
Pick-up equipment 80
After the first bale 80
Finishing bale production 80
Cleaning and care ......................................... 82
Safety 82
Cleaning 83
Care 83
Parking and storage...................................... 84
Safety 84
Uncoupling and securing the implement 84
After the end of the season 85
Maintenance................................................... 86
Safety 86
General conditions 88
Screw connections 91
Cardan shaft 93
Lubricating the cardan shaft 94
Pick-up equipment and rotor 95
OptiCut cutterbar maintenance 98
Hydraulics 100
Bale chamber 101
Gear box 103
Adjusting the twine wrapping 104
Adjusting the net wrapping 105
Wheels 106
Tyre pressure 107
Brakes 108
Drawbar 110
Sensors 112
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Circuit diagrams ..........................................114
Lighting circuit diagram 115
Accessories .................................................117
General conditions 117
Rotatable drawbar eye 117
Fixed drawbar eye 117
Hitch-drawbar eye 118
Dummy blades for OptiCut 118
Roller for baffle plate 118
Storage for the net roll 119
Eliminating malfunctions............................120
Safety 120
Malfunctions 126
Environmental protection ...........................132
EU Conformity Declaration.........................133
Index .............................................................134
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Preface
Preface
Target group for
this operating
manual
This operating manual is directed at trained farmers and individuals
who are otherwise qualified to perform agricultural activities and who
have received instruction on the handling of this implement.
For your safety
You must familiarise yourself with the contents of this operating ma-
nual before assembly or initial operation of the implement. In this way,
performance and work safety are optimised. The operating manual is
an integral part of the implement and must always be kept to hand.
This will allow:
• accidents to be avoided,
• the warranty conditions to be met,
• a well-functioning implement to remain in good working order.
Training
Your dealer will provide instruction on operation and care of the imple-
ment.
Employer information
All personnel are to be regularly instructed on the use of the implement,
at least onceannually, in accordance with the regulations of the national
organisation for Health and Safety at Work. Untrained or unauthorised
persons are not allowed to use this implement.
They are personally responsible for the safe operation and mainte-
nance of the implement. Always ensure that all other personnel that
use or maintain the implement, or that work in the immediate vicinity
of the implement, are familiar with the operation and maintenance in-
structions and the relevant safety instructions from this operating ma-
nual.
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Symbols
used
In this operating manual, the following symbols and terms have been
used:
• A dot accompanies each item in a list.
> A triangle indicates operating functions which must be performed.
→ An arrow indicates a cross-reference to other sections of this ma-
nual.
[+] A plus sign indicates an accessory, which is not included in the
standard version.
Next to these symbols, pictograms are used to help you locate other
sections of this manual:
N
OTE The term, “Note” indicates tips and notes on operation.
The warning triangle indicates important safety instructions. Failure
to observe these safety instructions can result in:
• Serious faults in the correct operation of the implement.
• Damage to the implement.
• Personal injury or accidents.
The screwdriver indicates tips during assembly or adjustments.
0 A star indicates examples that assist understanding of the instruc-
tions.
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Safety
Safety
For your safety
This chapter contains general safety instructions. Each chapter of the
operating manual contains additional specific safety instructions
which are not described here. Observe the safety instructions,
• in the interest of your own safety,
• in the interest of the safety of others, and
• to ensure the safety of the implement.
Numerous risks can result from incorrect handling of agricultural im-
plements. Therefore, always work with special care and never under
pressure.
Employer information
At regular intervals, inform those who work with the implement about
these safety instructions and the statutory regulations.
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Warning symbols
On the implement, there are safety labels that are for the purpose of
drawing attention to dangers. The labels must not be removed. If any
labels are illegible or have been lost, it is possible to order new labels
as spare parts and affix them to the implement.
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Safety
Meaning of
warning symbols
Read the operating manual
Read and observe the operating manual and the safety regulations
prior to commissioning! The machine may only be commissioned on-
ce the operating manual has been read and understood. This applies
in particular to the safety instructions.
Switch off the engine
Perform all maintenance, repair and adjusting work only when the im-
plement is at a standstill. Serious or fatal injury can be the result.
Maximum cardan shaft speed 540 rpm
The prescribed maximum cardan shaft speed of 540 rpm must not be
exceeded. The consequence could be damage to the implement.
Distance from the opened rear flap
Remain a safe distance away from the rear flap if the safety catch is
not activated. An unsecured rear flap may drop of its own accord. Se-
rious or fatal injury can be the result.
Distance from the slewing range
Remain a safe distance away from the slewing area and the deploy-
ment/retraction area. There is a risk of crushing. Serious or fatal injury
can be the result.
Caution regarding the knife area
Remain a safe distance away from the knife area. There is a danger
of being crushed and cut by the knives or sharp edges. This could
otherwise result in serious injury.
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