Air Compressor Belt (If Equipped)—Replacing (Final Tier 4/Stage IV)

1. CAUTION:

   H106847-UN: Rotary Screen DoorLEGEND: A - LatchesB - Rotary Screen DoorShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key.

   Pull latches (A) and open rotary screen door (B).

2. H110003-UN: Air DuctLEGEND: A - Nuts (7 Used)B - ClampsC - Air DuctRemove nuts (A) and loosen hose clamps (B).

3. Lay air duct (C) out of the way.

4. H95648-UN: Rear ShieldLEGEND: A - ShieldRemove shield (A).

5. H95649-UN: Fan AssemblyLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (6 Used)B - Fan AssemblyRemove cap screws (A) from fan assembly (B).

6. Lay fan assembly out of the way.

7. H95650-UN: Fan Driven SheaveLEGEND: A - Cap ScrewsB - SpacersRemove cap screws (A) and spacers (B).

8. Install previously removed cap screws until spring is compressed completely.

9. H118329-UN: Engine Access DoorLEGEND: A - Lockout PinB - HandrailC - Separator Access CoverPull lockout pin (A) and rotate handrail (B) up until handrail locks into place to open separator access cover (C).

10. H95652-UN: Bleed ValveLEGEND: A - Bleed ScrewLocate valve on the front side of the support rail and loosen bleed screw (A) to relieve pressure from sheaves.

11. H95653-UN: Drive SheaveLEGEND: A - SheaveB - Variable Speed BeltWith the bleed screw loose, pull sheave (A) towards engine until completely open.

12. Remove variable speed belt (B).

13. H113087-UN: Air Compressor BeltLEGEND: A - Tensioner ArmB - Air Compressor BeltUse breaker bar to relieve belt tension from the tensioner arm (A).

14. Remove air compressor belt (B).

15. Install the replacement air compressor belt.

16. NOTE:

    Belt MUST be installed over the driver sheave first and then over driven sheave.

    Install variable speed belt.

17. IMPORTANT:

    H95650-UN: Fan Driven SheaveLEGEND: A - Cap ScrewsB - SpacersSpring MUST be uncompressed to allow variable speed fan to adjust speed.

    With the variable speed belt installed, remove cap screws (A) to uncompress spring and install previously removed spacers (B) as shown.

18. H95654-UN: Fan AlignmentLEGEND: A - Fan AssemblyB - Index MarksC - BossD - Cap Screws (6 Used)Install fan assembly (A) so index marks (B) are positioned on either side of boss (C).

19. Install previously removed cap screws (D). Tighten cap screws to specification.

    Item	Measurement	Specification
    Cap Screws	Torque	40 N·m (30 lb·ft)

20. H95652-UN: Bleed ValveLEGEND: A - Bleed Screw and NutLocate valve on the front side of the support rail and tighten bleed screw and nut (A) to specification.

    Item	Measurement	Specification
    Bleed Screw and Nut	Torque	23 N·m (17 lb·ft)

21. Close separator access cover and lower handrail.

22. Install previously removed shield (rear side) and air duct.

23. Close and latch the rotary screen door.

Air Compressor Belt (If Equipped)—Replacing (Final Tier 4/Stage IV)

1. CAUTION:

   H118329-UN: Engine Access DoorLEGEND: A - Lockout PinB - HandrailC - Separator Access CoverShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key.

   Pull lockout pin (A) and rotate handrail (B) up until handrail locks into place to open separator access cover (C).

2. H106845-UN: Front Side Of EngineLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (7 Used)B - ShieldRemove cap screws (A) and shield (B).

3. H95665-UN: Belt TensionersLEGEND: A - NutsB - Rotary Screen Drive BeltLoosen nuts (A) and remove rotary screen drive belt (B).

4. H106847-UN: Rotary Screen DoorLEGEND: A - LatchesB - Rotary Screen DoorPull latches (A) and open rotary screen door (B).

5. H110003-UN: Air DuctLEGEND: A - Nuts (7 Used)B - ClampsC - Air DuctRemove nuts (A) and loosen hose clamps (B).

6. Lay air duct (C) out of the way.

7. H95648-UN: Rear ShieldLEGEND: A - ShieldRemove shield (A).

8. H113078-UN: Air Compressor BeltLEGEND: A - Tensioner ArmB - BeltUse breaker bar to relieve belt tension from the tensioner arm (A).

9. Remove belt (B) and work belt over fan blades to remove.

10. Install replacement belt over the fan blades.

11. Use breaker bar to relieve tension from the tensioner arm to install replacement belt.

12. H95665-UN: Belt TensionersLEGEND: A - NutsB - Rotary Screen Drive BeltInstall rotary screen drive belt (B).

13. Tighten nuts (A) until the washer is positioned between the end of gauge and bottom of step.

14. Install previously removed shield (front side).

15. Close separator access cover and lower handrail.

16. Install previously removed shield (rear side) and air duct.

17. Close and latch the rotary screen door.

Fan Drive Belt—Replacing (Final Tier 4/Stage IV)

Pull lockout pin (A) and rotate handrail (B) up until handrail locks into place to open separator access cover (C).

Lay air duct (C) out of the way.

Use breaker bar to relieve belt tension from the tensioner arm (A).

Remove belt (B) and work belt over fan blades to remove.

Install replacement belt over the fan blades.

Use breaker bar to relieve tension from the tensioner arm to install replacement belt.

Tighten nuts (A) until the washer is positioned between the end of gauge and bottom of step.

Install previously removed shield (front side).

Close separator access cover and lower handrail.

Install previously removed shield (rear side) and air duct.

Close and latch the rotary screen door.

Primary and Secondary Fuel Filter Element—Replacing

1. CAUTION:

   TS1343-UN: High-Pressure Fuel LinesH95381-UN: Style AH115841-UN: Style BLEGEND: A - Primary Fuel FilterB - Secondary Fuel FilterC - Drain ValvesD - Separator BowlHigh-pressure fluid remaining in fuel lines can cause serious injury. Only technicians familiar with this type of system should perform repairs. Before disconnecting fuel lines, sensors, or any other components between the high-pressure fuel pump and nozzles on engines with High Pressure Common Rail (HPCR) fuel system, wait a minimum of 15 minutes after engine is stopped.
   NOTE:

   Do not clean fuel precleaner and change primary and secondary fuel filter at the same time. Doing so makes it difficult to restart machine. Perform fuel precleaner cleaning procedure then run engine before changing primary and secondary fuel filter.

   Change primary and secondary fuel filters if performance decline is noticed or a diagnostic trouble code appears. Reset code after replacing filters.

   Start engine and run 3—5 minutes at low idle if machine had not been previously operating.

2. Shut OFF engine and close valve at bottom of the fuel tank.

3. Thoroughly clean the exterior of the filter elements and filter mounting areas.

4. CAUTION:

   Fuel in filters may be under pressure. Do not remove filters without completing the following step.

   NOTE:

   Use a catch pan when draining fuel and when removing fuel filters.

   Style A: Drain fuel contaminates and relieve pressure from the primary fuel filter (A) and secondary fuel filter (B) by opening drain valves (C). Close drain valves and remove fuel filters.

   Style B: Drain fuel contaminates and relieve pressure from the primary fuel filter (A) by opening drain valve (C). Close drain valve and remove and retain separator bowl (D).

5. NOTE:

   Additional fuel drains from filter housings.

   Remove primary fuel filter and secondary fuel filter.

6. IMPORTANT:

   Do NOT prefill either fuel filter with fuel.

   NOTE:

   Lube filter seals with diesel fuel before installing.

   Style B Only: Install previously removed separator bowl on the replacement primary fuel filter.

7. Install primary fuel filter (A) assembly on engine. Tighten filter assembly 3/4 of a turn after seal contacts filter housing.

8. Install replacement secondary fuel filter (B). Tighten filter 3/4 of a turn after seal contacts filter housing.

9. Verify that drain valves (C) are closed.

10. Open valve at bottom of the fuel tank.

11. Turn key switch ON for 60 seconds to prime the fuel system.

12. Start engine and run 3—5 minutes at low idle.

Fuel System—Bleeding

Air can enter fuel system when changing fuel filters or when machine has run out of fuel. Air in the fuel system could prevent engine from starting. If engine does not start, turn key switch ON for 60 seconds to allow fuel pump (A) to prime the fuel system.

Lubrication Decal Locations

Bearing failures or overheating can result in a fire. To reduce bearing failures or overheating, follow hour intervals listed in this section for further information.

Crop material and other debris may accumulate around bearings and bearing covers. Inspect and clean these areas periodically throughout the harvest day.

Hydraulic Hose Replacement

Hydraulic hoses should be inspected frequently for leakage, kinking, cuts, cracks, abrasion, corrosion, exposed wire braid, or any other signs of wear or damage. Worn or damaged hose assemblies can fail during use and should be replaced immediately. See your John Deere dealer for replacement hoses.

If incorrectly rated hose is used, machine damage, injury or death could occur.

If hoses are to be fabricated, ensure that hoses are the same rating as one being replaced. See your John Deere dealer for correct hose rating replacements.

Incorrect hose length or routing can increase chance of hose wear or damage. Use old hose as guide for length and hose routing.

Incorrect fittings can damage mating parts or cause leaks. Make sure to use steel fittings approved for use with hose manufacture. Use correct size and thread type as replaced hose.

Hydraulic System Cleanliness

If an accident occurs, see a doctor immediately. Any fluid injected into the skin must be surgically removed within a few hours or gangrene may result. Doctors unfamiliar with this type of injury may call the Deere & Company Medical Department in Moline, Illinois, or other knowledgeable medical source.

Cleanliness

If hydraulic system should be disconnected for service, protect ends of hoses, tubing and ports of components from contamination with clean, lint-free towels or clean plastic bags.

Before installing any replacement hose, flush the inside with unused diesel fuel or unused commercial petroleum cleaning solvent for ten seconds minimum. Do not use water, water soluble cleaners or compressed air.

Remove cover from multi-coupler and attach to docking station on header. When coupling to header clean multi-coupler surfaces to remove dirt and debris.

Accumulator Pressure

Due to temperature differences, accumulator pressures can vary significantly and will need to be adjusted. See your John Deere dealer for further information.

Engine Oil Level

Verify that dipstick is screwed or pushed completely into housing before removing to check oil level.

Check engine oil level with dipstick (A) daily. Do not operate engine when oil level is below "ADD" mark on dipstick.

Remove dipstick and check oil level. Oil level should be between "ADD" and top of cross-hatch area on dipstick. If oil level is below "ADD" mark, add oil as needed. See Fuel and Lubricants section for oil recommendations.

Engine Coolant

Check engine coolant level in the surge tank (A) with engine cold. Level must be up to "Max Cold" line.

Rotary Screen, Oil Cooler, Condenser, Radiator, and Charge Air Cooler

Pull latches (A) and open rotary screen door (B).

Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style A)

Check rotary screen daily to be certain it turns freely.

Clean rotary screen with a brush and compressed air when dirt and chaff builds up on or behind screen.

Clean condenser (A), oil cooler, charge air cooler, and radiator.

Clean out dirt from the lower vacuum duct (B) and transfer duct (C).

When using high-pressure air or water, be careful of fin damage to coolers. Use a fin comb to straighten bent fins. Bent fins decrease cooler performance.

Close and latch the rotary screen door.

Tier 2/Stage II (Style B) and Final Tier 4/Stage IV

Check rotary screen daily to be certain it turns freely.

Clean rotary screen with a brush and compressed air when dirt and chaff builds up on or behind screen.

Pull lockout pin (A) and rotate fuel cooler (B) to clean.

Clean radiator (C), oil cooler, and charge air cooler.

Clean out dirt from the lower vacuum duct (D).

Clean condensers (E) on rotary screen door (F).

Clean out dirt from the transfer duct (G).

When using high-pressure air or water, be careful of fin damage to coolers. Use a fin comb to straighten bent fins. Bent fins decrease cooler performance.

Close and latch the rotary screen door.

Air Compressor Reservoir (If Equipped)

Fuel Precleaner Filter

Air Conditioner Drain Hose

Stone Trap

Tailings Elevator Slip Clutch (S780 and S790 Machines)

Variable Speed Feeder House Upper Sheaves (S760 and S770 Machines)

Raise feeder house and lower safety stop.

Lube fittings from the underside of the feeder house.

Lateral Tilt Feeder House

Cleaning Fan Variable Upper and Lower Sheaves

Cleaning Fan Variable Lower Sheaves: Grease fitting on hub located on inner sheave. Rotate sheaves for fitting access.

Fuel Precleaner Filter

Close the fuel tank shutoff valve.

Remove fuel precleaner filter and clean screen.

Install screen and filter. Open the fuel tank shutoff valve to fill. See Fuel Maintenance—As Required (Engine Fluids and Filters) section for further information.

Two-Speed Separator Drive Oil

Hydrostatic/Hydraulic Oil

Oil level must be at top of sight glass (A) with the feeder house fully lowered.

Add oil as needed.

Water Separator Primary Fuel Filter

Open drain (A) and drain water out separator bowl.

Radiator, Charge Air Cooler, Oil Cooler, and Condenser

Check areas for chaff buildup and clean if necessary.

Mass Flow Sensor

Lower auger and clean mass flow sensor plate.

Cab Fresh Air Filter

Turn knob (A) and lower access cover. Remove fresh air filter (B) to clean or replace.

Service Interval Chart—Every 100 Hours

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 100 Hours

Tire Pressure and Bolt Torque

Recirculating Filter

Primary Countershaft (Multi-Speed Feeder House on S770, S780, and S790 Machines)

Rotate to access five fittings and grease.

Service Interval Chart—Every 250 Hours

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 250 Hours

Fuel Tank Breather

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank Breather (Final Tier 4/Stage IV)

Fuel Precleaner Filter

1. CAUTION:

   H115657-UN: Fuel Precleaner FilterLEGEND: A - Fuel Precleaner FilterShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key before performing maintenance work on the fuel filter.

   Close the fuel tank shutoff valve.

2. Remove fuel precleaner filter (A) and clean screen.

3. Install screen and filter. Open fuel tank shutoff valve to fill. See Maintenance—As Required (Engine Fluids and Filters) section for further information.

Water Separator

Check water separator (A) for water or when diagnostic trouble code is generated.

Open drain to remove water form separator. See Maintenance—As Required (Engine Fluids and Filters) section for further information.

Remove and retain water separator.

Primary and Secondary Fuel Filter

1. CAUTION:

   H119925-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style A / Style B)H119926-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IV (Style A / Style B)LEGEND: A - Primary Fuel FilterB - Secondary Fuel FilterHigh-pressure fluid remaining in fuel lines can cause serious injury. Before disconnecting fuel lines, sensors, or any other components between the high-pressure fuel pump and nozzles on engines with High Pressure Common Rail (HPCR) fuel system, wait a minimum of 15 minutes after engine is stopped.

   Shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key before performing maintenance work on the fuel filter.

   Primary Fuel Filter:

   1. Close fuel tank shutoff valve.

   2. Remove and replace primary fuel filter (A) when performance decline is noticed or diagnostic trouble code is generated.

   3. Disconnect water sensor (if equipped)

   4. Remove fuel from the filter and discard.

   5. Install replacement primary fuel filter.

   6. Open fuel tank shutoff valve, and turn key switch ON to prime the fuel system. See Maintenance—As Required (Engine Fluids and Filters) section for further information.

2. Secondary Fuel Filter:

   1. Close fuel tank shutoff valve.

   2. Remove and replace secondary fuel filter (B) when performance decline is noticed or diagnostic trouble code is generated.

   3. Remove fuel from the filter and discard.

   4. Install replacement secondary fuel filter.

   5. Open fuel tank shutoff valve, and turn key switch ON to prime the fuel system. See Maintenance—As Required (Engine Fluids and Filters) section for further information.

Variable Speed Driver/Driven Sheaves (Final Tier 4/Stage IV) (S760 and S770 Machines)

1. NOTE:

   H115710-UN: Shield/Bleed ValveH115711-UN: Variable Speed Driver SheaveLEGEND: A - Bleed ScrewB - Driver SheaveC - Driven SheaveVariable speed drive bleed valve and sheaves are accessible by opening separator access cover.

   Variable Speed Drive Bleed Valve - Loosen bleed screw (A) to relieve pressure from sheaves.

2. IMPORTANT:

   Inner driver sheave must be fully retracted to obtain proper amount of lubrication.

   Sheave movement range can be impaired if sheaves are not fully separated.

   Variable Speed Driver Sheave - Locate grease fitting on the driver sheave (B). Pull driver sheave towards the engine until completely open. Grease fitting 10—12 pumps. Excess grease purges from the front side of the driver sheave.

3. IMPORTANT:

   Driven sheaves must be fully closed to obtain proper amount of lubrication.

   Sheave movement range can be impaired if sheaves are not fully closed.

   Variable Speed Driven Sheave - Locate grease fitting on driven sheave (C). Push driven sheaves together until they are completely closed. Grease fitting 10—12 pumps. Excess grease purges from the front side of the driven sheave.

   Tighten bleed screw and nut on the valve to specification.

   Item	Measurement	Specification
   Bleed Screw and Nut	Torque	23 N·m (17 lb·ft)

Primary Countershaft Universal Joint Spline (Non-Multi-Speed Feeder House)

Rotate to access fitting and grease.

Feed Accelerator Bearings

Tailings Auger Drive Slip Clutch (S760 and S770 Machines)

Rotate sheave assembly to access fitting.

Conveyor Auger Drive Slip Clutch

Rotate sheave assembly to access fitting.

Right-Hand Side Lube Bank

Overshot Beater Bearings (Optional) (S770, S780, and S790 Machines)

Overshot Beater Gear Case Oil (Optional) (S770, S780, and S790 Machines)

Separator Drive Oil

Final Drive Oil

Service Interval Chart—Every 400 Hours (Continued)

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 400 Hours

Transmission Oil (S760 and S770 Non-ProDrive™ Machines)

Add oil as needed to within 12 mm (1/2 in) of bottom of hole.

Park Brake Cylinder Cables (S760 and S770 Push-Button Shift Transmission Machines)

Measure and verify that distance (A) from the actuator housing (B) to balancer (C) on both sides is within specification.

Park brake cylinder cables are under extreme pressure. Cables MUST be adjusted by your John Deere dealer.

If cables need adjusted, see your John Deere dealer.

Final Drive Couplers

1. H115748-UN: Final Drive CouplersRemove driveshaft coupler (A) and driveshaft (both sides)

2. Clean spline areas and apply anti-seize compound to both splined ends of driveshaft.

Batteries

1. NOTE:

   H115755-UN: Style A / Style BBatteries are on the right-hand side or the left-hand side depending on the machine model.

   Clean top of batteries and check level in each cell.

2. Fill to bottom of the filler neck with distilled water if needed.

3. Clean battery posts, cables, and tighten connections as needed.

Engine Debris Management Air Filter (Final Tier 4/Stage IV Engines)

Check safety filter for plugging.

Fire Extinguishers

Recharge or replace as necessary.

Brake Fluid (S760 and S770 Non-ProDrive™ Machines)

1. H115754-UN: Brake FluidLEGEND: A - Reservoir CapLook through the reservoir cap (A) and check brake fluid.

2. NOTE:

   Do not let dirt get into brake fluid.

   Add brake fluid to 6 mm (1/4 in) from top.

Feeder House Slip Clutch

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank Breather (Final Tier 4/Stage IV Engines)

Air Filter Elements

Check safety filter for plugging.

Check for leaks and for collapse of aspirator tube.

Moisture Sensor (If Equipped)

Remove and clean the moisture sensor module (A) when operating in weeds, green crops, or very small grains (canola).

Engine Oil and Filter (Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA)

1. IMPORTANT:

   H115672-UN: Style A / Style BH115673-UN: DrainH115674-UN: Style A / Style BLEGEND: A - CapB - Oil FilterC - DrainD - DipstickE - CapF - DipstickChange oil every 100 hours if fuel with a high sulfur content is used. See Fuels and Lubricants section for further information on sulfur content.

   Fill crankcase with seasonal viscosity grade oil or Torq-Gard™ (250 hours service interval). If using John Deere Plus-50™ or Plus-50™ II engine oil and a John Deere filter, service interval can be extended by 50 percent. Example: 250 hours extends to 375 hours.

   Style A: Engine Crankcase Top Load Oil Filter: Remove cap (A) and remove filter. Replace filter and install cap. Tighten to specification.

   Item	Measurement	Specification
   Oil Filter Cap	Torque	40 N·m (30 lb·ft)

   Style B: Engine Crankcase Oil Filter: Remove and replace oil filter (B).

2. Open drain (C) to remove oil.

3. Style A: Engine Crankcase Top Load Oil Filter: Remove dipstick (D) to fill and check oil level after filling.

   Style B: Engine Crankcase Oil Filter: Remove cap (E) to fill and check oil with dipstick (F) after filling.

Engine Oil and Filter (Final Tier 4/Stage IV)

1. IMPORTANT:

   H115675-UN: Style A / Style BH115673-UN: DrainH115676-UN: DipstickLEGEND: A - CapB - Oil FilterC - DrainD - DipstickChange oil every 250 hours when using other engine oils as specified in Fuels and Lubricants section.

   Change oil every 400 hours when using John Deere Plus-50™ II engine oil and a John Deere filter. See Fuels and Lubricants section for further information.

   Final Tier 4/Stage IV engines require Plus-50™ II engine oil or a API CK-4, API CJ-4, ACEA E9, ACEA E6 certified oils.

   Use only ultra low sulfur diesel (ULSD) fuel with a maximum sulfur content of 15 mg/kg (15 ppm).

   Style A: Engine Crankcase Top Load Oil Filter: Remove cap (A) and remove filter. Replace filter and install cap. Tighten to specification.

   Item	Measurement	Specification
   Oil Filter Cap	Torque	40 N·m (30 lb·ft)

   Style B: Engine Crankcase Oil Filter: Remove and replace oil filter (B).

2. Open drain (C) to remove oil.

3. Remove dipstick (D) to fill and check oil level after filling.

Service Interval Chart—Every 1000 Hours (ProDrive™ Machines)

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 1000 Hours

Hydraulic Reservoir Filter (S780 and S790)

Hydraulic Reservoir Filter - Remove and replace filter when performance decline is noticed or diagnostic trouble code is generated.

1. Disconnect wiring harness connector (A) from sensor (B).

2. CAUTION:

   Remove cap screws equally to relieve spring pressure from the filter cap.

   NOTE:

   Inspect and replace O-ring underneath the filter cap as needed.

   Remove and retain cap screws (C) and filter cap (D).

3. Remove and retain the spring on top of filter.

4. Remove and discard filter.

5. Install replacement filter as shown with previously removed spring.

6. Install previously removed filter cap.

7. Use filter cap to compress spring and install previously removed cap screws.

8. IMPORTANT:

   Verify that O-ring remains in place when installing filter cap.

   Tighten cap screws to specification.

   Item	Measurement	Specification
   Cap Screws	Torque	7 N·m (62 lb·in)

9. Connect wiring harness to sensor.

Service Interval Chart—Every 2000 Hours

SCHEDULED coolant change interval 2 years or 2000 hours if John Deere Cool-Gard™ II or Cool-Gard™ II PG is not used.

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 2000 Hours

Hydraulic/Hydrostatic Reservoir Oil

1. NOTE:

   H115812-UN: Style AH115811-UN: Style BLEGEND: A - Drain ValveB - CapC - Sight GlassClean hydraulic reservoir area to prevent system contamination. See Specifications section for oil capacity.

   Open drain valve (A) to drain oil. Close valve once oil is drained.

2. Remove cap (B) and fill hydraulic reservoir until oil level is at top of sight glass (C) with the feeder house fully lowered.

Engine Valve Backlash

Final Drives Oil

Remove fill plug (B) to refill until oil level is within 12 mm (1/2 in) of the bottom check hole (C).

Separator Drive Oil

1. H115816-UN: Separator DriveLEGEND: A - CapB - Drain ValveC - DipstickRemove cap (A) and attach hose to drain valve (B).

2. Open valve to drain.

3. Refill at dipstick (C) as needed.

Transmission Oil (Mechanical Shift and Push-Button Shift Transmission)

1. H115818-UN: Mechanical Shift / Push-Button ShiftLEGEND: A - TubeB - BlockC - Check PlugSlide tube (A) out of block (B).

2. Remove block to drain.

3. Remove check plug (C) and refill to within 12 mm (1/2 in) of hole.

Overshot Beater Gear Case Oil (Optional) (S770, S780, and S790 Machines)

Service Interval Chart—Every 4500 Hours or Three Years

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 4500 Hours or Three Years

Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Dosing Filter (Final Tier 4/Stage IV Engines)

1. CAUTION:

   H115823-UN: Dosing PumpLEGEND: A - CapB - Equalizing FilterC - Filter ToolD - FilterDiesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) contains urea. Do not get fluid in eyes. In case of contact, immediately flush eyes with large amounts of water for a minimum of 15 minutes. In event fluid is ingested, contact a physician immediately. Reference Materials Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for additional information.

   Shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key before performing maintenance work.

   NOTE:

   If fluid is spilled or contacts any surface other than storage tank, immediately clean surface with clear water. Fluid is corrosive to painted surfaces and can distort some plastic and rubber components.

   Remove cap (A) and discard equalizing filter (B).

2. Use filter tool (C) to remove and discard filter (D).

3. Replace filter and equalizing filter. Install cap and tighten cap to specification. See Maintenance As Required (Engine Fluids and Filters) section for further information.

   Item	Measurement	Specification
   Cap	Torque	20 N·m (177 lb·in)

4500 Hours or Five Years

Have your John Deere dealer replace the front engine crankshaft damper.

Service Interval Chart—Every 6000 Hours or Six Years

SCHEDULED coolant change interval 6 years or 6000 hours if John Deere Cool-Gard™ II or Cool-Gard™ II PG is used.

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 6000 Hours or Six Years

Engine Cooling System

If a coolant other than Cool-Gard™ II or Cool-Gard™ II PG is used, reduce the drain interval to 2 years or 2000 hours of operation.

Open drain (A) to remove coolant from the radiator.

Flush and refill surge tank (B) with correct coolant and conditioner. See Maintenance—As Required (Engine Fluids and Filters) section for further information. See Fuels and Lubricants section for coolant recommendations.

Check engine coolant level in the surge tank with engine cold. Level must be up to the "Max Cold" line.

Service Interval Chart—As Required

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Recirculating Filter

Cab Fresh Air Filter

Turn knob (A) and lower access cover. Remove fresh air filter (B) to clean or replace.

Windshield Washer Reservoir

Moisture Sensor (If Equipped)

Remove and clean the moisture sensor module (A) when operating in weeds, green crops, or very small grains (canola).

Service Interval Chart—Every 10 Hours

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 10 Hours

Service Interval Chart—Every 400 Hours (Continued)

-: Service Interval Chart—Every 400 Hours

VisionTrak™ Operational Checks

1. NOTE:

   H120521-UN: Separator SensorsH120618-UN: Right-Hand Shoe SensorLEGEND: A - SensorsTwo people are required to perform this operational check. One person must remain seated in the operator's seat, while another person taps on the sensors.

   Separator sensors are on the left-hand side of the machine underneath the separator covers.

   Shoe sensors are at the rear of the machine on the tailboard.

   Turn key switch to RUN position, but do not start machine.

2. Engage header switch.

3. NOTE:

   MUST be in a crop that was previously calibrated. Grain loss calibration value MUST be less than 50.

   Tap on sensors (A) several times. Person watching VisionTrak™ display should see movement on the shoe loss and separator loss indicators.

4. NOTE:

   Return grain loss calibration value to original value or perform another crop calibration.

   Disengage header switch and turn key switch OFF.

5. If VisionTrak™ does not work after these checks, see your John Deere dealer for further information.

Activation Button Mode Combinations

Press and hold activation buttons 1, 2, or 3 on the multi-function lever for two seconds to enter desired modes into memory.

A few common modes are shown below, but many combinations exist.

-: Combinations

Towing Machine (Mechanical Shift Transmission Machines)

For push-button shift transmission machines and ProDrive™ transmission machines, see Transmission Application Help or Operator's Station Help for further information.

Do not tow machine with wire rope. If rope breaks, the whipping action could cause bodily injury.

Avoid electrical line entanglement. Grain extensions must be lowered and radio antenna lowered before transporting.

Check local governmental regulations regarding driving or towing equipment on public roads. Use auxiliary lights and devices available from your John Deere dealer to warn other roadway users.

Do not tow machine except in an emergency for a short distance at 8 km/h (5 mph). To tow machine, proceed as follows:

• Empty grain tank and remove header.

• Swing unloading auger back. Fold grain tank extensions.

• Swing ladder forward and fold down radio antenna.

• Disengage park brake.

• CAUTION:

  Do not remove couplers. When couplers are removed, brakes are disabled.

  Place gearshift lever and multi-function lever in neutral position.

• Tow machine in a forward direction by attaching a chain around the main axle. Be certain chain does not damage any hydraulic lines. Have driver in the operator’s seat to steer and brake the machine.

• Turn warning lights ON, unless prohibited by law.

• Travel at a safe and reasonable speed, not to exceed 8 km/h (5 mph).

Prevent collisions between other road users, slow moving tractors with attachments or towed equipment, and self-propelled machines on public roads. Frequently check for traffic from the rear, especially in turns, and use hand signals or turn signal lights.

Use headlights, flashing warning lights, and turn signals day and night. Follow local regulations for equipment lighting and marking. Keep lighting and marking visible and in good working order. Replace or repair lighting and marking that are damaged or lost.

Ballast Requirements (S760)

Ballast requirements shown for 700 Series Corn Heads and 700D Series Drapers are compatible for 600 Series Corn Heads and 600D Series Drapers.

Ballast requirements vary based on configuration.

Ballast requirements based off standard Corn Pricing configuration, 133 L (35 gal) fuel in tank, and full grain tank. This may not reflect all scenarios.

Tires requiring fluid must be filled to 75%.

-: Ballast Requirements

Ballast Requirements (S770)

Ballast requirements shown for 700 Series Corn Heads and 700D Series Drapers are compatible for 600 Series Corn Heads and 600D Series Drapers.

Ballast requirements vary based on configuration.

Ballast requirements based off standard Corn Pricing configuration, 133 L (35 gal) fuel in tank, and full grain tank. This may not reflect all scenarios.

Tires requiring fluid must be filled to 75%.

-: Ballast Requirements

Ballast Requirements (S780 and S790)

Ballast requirements shown for 700 Series Corn Heads and 700D Series Drapers are compatible for 600 Series Corn Heads and 600D Series Drapers.

Ballast requirements vary based on configuration.

Ballast requirements based off standard Corn Pricing configuration, 133 L (35 gal) fuel in tank, and full grain tank. This may not reflect all scenarios.

Tires requiring fluid must be filled to 75%.

-: Ballast Requirements

ActiveVision™ Tailings System Camera (If Equipped)

Cleaning frequency varies depending on a number of factors including operating conditions, weather, and crop conditions. Clean camera lens using a soft, moistened cloth.

Open latch and clean the ActiveVision™ tailings system camera (A).

ActiveVision™ Tailings System Camera (If Equipped)

Cleaning frequency varies depending on a number of factors including operating conditions, weather, and crop conditions. Clean camera lens using a soft, moistened cloth.

Open latch and clean the ActiveVision™ tailings system camera (A).

ActiveVision™ Clean Grain Elevator Camera (If Equipped)

Cleaning frequency varies depending on a number of factors including operating conditions, weather, and crop conditions. Clean camera lens using a soft, moistened cloth.

Open latch and clean the ActiveVision™ clean grain elevator camera (A).

ActiveVision™ Clean Grain Elevator Camera (If Equipped)

Cleaning frequency varies depending on a number of factors including operating conditions, weather, and crop conditions. Clean camera lens using a soft, moistened cloth.

Open latch and clean the ActiveVision™ clean grain elevator camera (A).

CommandCenter™ Display Applications

The following information contains the on-screen help for each application specific to this machine. This information is also available on the display.

CommandCenter is a trademark of Deere & Company

Service Interval—Setup or Clearing

To prevent injury, never lubricate or service machine, header, or engine while it is running. Shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key.

Service times are for average conditions. Service more often if machine is used in extreme conditions.

See Calibrations Application Help or Operator's Station Help for further information on setup or clearing service intervals.

Feeder House Bottom Door and Feed Plate Seal Support (Style A)

Remove quick-lock pin and move lever (A) down and rearward.

Lever will be bent if left down when feeder house is lowered.

Push lever forward and up to close door. Retain with the previously removed quick-lock pin.

Loosen cap screws (B) on both sides.

Turn eccentric (C).

Tighten cap screw securing eccentric.

Tighten remaining cap screws.

Feeder House Bottom Door and Feed Plate Seal Support (Style B)

Remove nuts (A) and round head bolt (B) on both sides of the machine.

Remove quick-lock pin (C) and move lever (D) down and rearward.

Lever will be bent if left down when feeder house is lowered.

Push lever forward and up to close door. Retain with previously removed quick-lock pin.

Install previously removed round head bolt (B) and nuts (A) on both sides of the machine.

Feed Plate Adjustment

On the side that has the gap, loosen nut (B) and tighten nut (C) as needed.

Tighten previously loosened nut (B) against nut (C).

Remove quick-lock pin (D) and move lever (E) down and rearward.

Loosen nuts (F and G) and adjust crossbar support as needed in slot (H).

Tighten previously loosened nuts (F and G).

Lever should close easily without a high amount of force.

Push lever (E) forward and up to close door. Retain with the previously removed quick-lock pin (D).

Install previously removed round head bolt (C) and tighten nut (A) on both sides of the machine.

Tighten previously removed nut (B) against nut (A) on both sides of the machine.

Tine Feed Accelerator Comb Floor (Rice Machines)

When the comb floor (A) is removed for harvest, the smooth liner plate (B) which was shipped with the machine must be installed (left side of the machine).

Non-Rice Harvest Information

• Corn - Remove comb floor and install smooth liner plate.

• Soybeans - If splits become a concern, remove comb floor and install smooth liner plate.

• Small Grains - Remove the comb floor and install smooth liner plate.

Cab Ladder Positions

Ladder can be positioned from ground or on the ladder landing with handle (A) or lever (B).

If the ladder latch appears loose, clean out latch pin area. Do not use oil or grease in this area.

Swing ladder forward or rearward and lock into these different positions:

• Position (C): is for the normal operating field conditions.

• Position (D): is for transporting the machine on public roadways.

Always swing ladder to position (D) before transporting on public roadways in order to reduce machine width and position marker/hazard light towards oncoming motorists.

ActiveVision™ Clean Grain Elevator Camera (If Equipped)

Lens debris indicator in the software alerts operator when the camera lens needs to be cleaned as the system functionality may be reduced.

Cleaning frequency varies depending on a number of factors including operating conditions, weather, and crop conditions. Clean camera lens using a soft, moistened cloth.

Open latch and clean the ActiveVision™ clean grain elevator camera (A).

ActiveVision™ Tailings System Camera (If Equipped)

Lens debris indicator in the software alerts operator when the camera lens needs to be cleaned as the system functionality may be reduced.

Cleaning frequency varies depending on a number of factors including operating conditions, weather, and crop conditions. Clean camera lens using a soft, moistened cloth.

Open latch and clean the ActiveVision™ tailings system camera (A).

Tailings System Elevator Sensors

Tailings sensor is a Class 1 laser product and emits laser radiation when powered. When servicing or removing tailings sensors, use caution and do not view beam directly.

Key switch must be turned OFF and tailings sensor must be unplugged before servicing or removing sensors.

DO NOT operate sensor with lens removed. Accessible laser emission when the lens is in place:

• 850 nm

• 500 nsec pulse width

• ≤ 500 Hz rep rate

• < 90 nJ per pulse

• 43 uW average power

• Class 1 levels (Eye Safe)

Accessible laser emission levels if sensor was operated with lens removed are:

• 850 nm

• 500 nsec pulse width

• ≤ 500 Hz rep rate

• < 380 nJ per pulse

• 188 uW average power

• Class 3R Levels (small potential for eye injury)

1. Remove tailings sensors (A) to inspect and clean lenses if needed.

2. If lenses are clean, remove and check for dust. If dust is found, clean area and reassemble the lens onto the unit making sure that gasket is sealing.

3. Verify that lens is retained with all previously removed screws prior to installation. CAUTION:

   Failure to install plastic cover prior to replacement of sensors on elevator may cause malfunction, incorrect harvest readings, or sensor damage, and could allow for potentially hazardous eye exposure when sensor is removed.

4. Install sensor and test system.

5. If display continues to read full or empty, contact your John Deere dealer.

Access Header

Access Application Through Display:

1. H113668-UN: MenuMenu

2. N119118-UN: Machine SettingsMachine Settings tab

3. H113541-UN: HeaderHeader

Press Header button on navigation bar display.

Header Details

Header Details includes settings such as width, minimum reel speed, and row width.

Each header type has factory default settings for all header settings. Connecting a header of a given type for the first time automatically loads the factory default settings. You can change header settings while the header is connected. Connecting any header of the same type automatically uses settings for that header type, but will not automatically change the settings or hours.

Some items below are only displayed if machine is equipped with the associated option.

Width — set the cut width.

EX: If you have a corn head that normally does not have a reel installed, you would select this to tell the machine that a reel is installed.

Width

Width allows the cut width to be changed when not utilizing full width of the header.

Modify When:

• Not utilizing full width of the header.

• Using for point rows.

• Changing header size.

• Changing cut width for AutoTrac™ and mapping purposes.

1. Select Header Type screen area to open Header Details page.

2. H116131-UN: WidthSelect to open number pad and enter desired cut width.

3. H116132-UN: OKSelect OK to save value.

4. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Width Corn Head

Width allows the number of rows to be changed when not utilizing all rows of the header.

Modify When:

• Not utilizing all rows of the header.

• Using for point rows.

• Changing the header size.

• Changing row width for AutoTrac™ and mapping purposes.

1. Select Header Type screen area to open Header Details page.

2. H116171-UN: RowsSelect to open number pad and enter desired rows.

3. H116132-UN: OKSelect OK to save value.

4. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Row Width

Row Width allows the spacing between rows to be changed.

Modify To:

Modifying row width affects yield mapping.

• Adjust row width spacing to match the header configuration.

1. Select Header Type screen area to open Header Details page.

2. H118576-UN: Row WidthSelect to open number pad and enter desired row width.

3. H116132-UN: OKSelect OK to save value.

4. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Minimum Reel Speed

Minimum Reel Speed allows you to set the minimum speed at which the reel operates.

Modify When:

• Picking up downed crop. Minimum speed varies based on condition and operator.

1. Select Header Type screen area to open Header Details page.

2. H116133-UN: Minimum Reel SpeedSelect to open number pad and enter desired minimum reel speed.

3. H116132-UN: OKSelect OK to save value.

4. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Work Recording

Work Recording allows you to set the stop height for turning recording ON/OFF.

Work Recording automatically turns OFF above preset height and turns ON below preset height, provided all other conditions are met (separator/header engaged, engine at high idle, and farm/field is set up).

If Header Height Sensing or Feeder House Float are active, record stop height setting is irrelevant and Work Recording turns ON, provided all other conditions are met (separator/header engaged, engine at high idle, farm/field is set up).

Modify When:

• Changing crop conditions (taller vs. shorter).

• Changing header types.

• Changing fields and terrain.

• Recording stays on while out of crop or doesn't turn on when in crop.

1. Raise or lower header to desired record stop height.

2. Select Header Type screen area to open Header Details page.

3. H113521-UN: Set to Current HeightSelect Set to Current height button.

4. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Hours

Hours allows you to set the total number hours for the header type attached.

Combine stores hours by header type. If multiple headers of the same type are used on the same combine, you have to enter the appropriate hours for the attached header.

Modify When:

• You want to track the amount of run time for a particular field or fields.

• You have multiple heads that may be moved to different combines.

• You want to zero the hours at the beginning of the season.

1. Select Header Type screen area to open Header Details page.

2. H116134-UN: HoursSelect to open number pad and enter desired hours.

3. H116132-UN: OKSelect OK to save value.

4. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Raise/Lower Speed

Raise/Lower Speed controls the speed which the feeder house raises or lowers when using the manual raise/lower buttons on the multi-function lever.

Modify When:

Calibration is needed when changing header regardless of size and type unless previously calibrated.

• Header size and type affect raise/lower speed.

• Increase Raise/Lower Speed if the header is slow to react to changing ground conditions.

• Decrease Raise/Lower Speed if the header over-compensates in changing ground conditions.

• Loading/unloading the header from trailer requires lower raise/lower speed.

Procedure to Modify:

1. Select screen area under Raise/Lower Speed to open Raise/Lower Speed page.

   NOTE:
   H113728-UN: Raise/Lower SpeedH113513-UN: Slide BarSlide bar displays current speed.

2. H116141-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease desired speed.

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 100

   Default: 50

   Increment: 1

3. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

1. Select to activate Navigation Bar and Armrest Adjustment Dials.

2. H115035-UN: Navigation Bar Adjustment DialH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialUse Navigation Bar or Armrest Adjustment Dial to select desired setting.

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 100

   Default: 50

   Increment: 1

Tilt Speed

Tilt Speed controls rate of the lateral tilt feeder house movements when in manual rate mode.

Manual Tilt Speed function only works closed center hydraulic machines equipped with lateral tilt feeder house.

Modify When:

Calibration is needed when changing header regardless of size and type unless the specific header was previously calibrated.

• Header size and type affect tilt speed.

• Increase Tilt Speed if the header is slow to react to changing ground conditions.

• Decrease Tilt Speed if the header over-compensates in changing ground conditions.

• Loading/unloading the header from trailer requires slower tilt speed.

Procedure to Modify:

1. Select screen area under Tilt Speed to open Tilt Speed page.

   NOTE:
   H113545-UN: Tilt SpeedH113514-UN: Slide BarSlide bar displays current speed.

2. H116141-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease desired speed.

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 100

   Default: 50

   Increment: 1

3. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

1. Select to activate Navigation Bar and Armrest Adjustment Dials.

2. H115035-UN: Navigation Bar Adjustment DialH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialUse Navigation Bar or Armrest Adjustment Dial to select desired setting.

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 100

   Default: 50

   Increment: 1

Height Sensitivity

Height Sensitivity controls the speed of which the feeder house will raise/lower in automatic mode to accommodate the terrain.

Increasing sensitivity causes feeder house to respond faster to changing terrain features.

Modify When:

• Increase Height Sensitivity if the header is slow to react to changing ground conditions.

• Decrease Height Sensitivity if the header is leaving wavy stubble off the ground or pulsing up and down while on the ground.

Procedure to Modify:

1. Select screen area under Height Sensitivity to open Height Sensitivity page.

   NOTE:
   H114074-UN: Height SensitivityH113515-UN: Slide BarSlide bar displays current sensitivity.

2. H118578-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease desired sensitivity.

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 100

   Default: 50

   Increment: 1

3. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

1. Select to activate Navigation Bar and Armrest Adjustment Dials.

2. H115035-UN: Navigation Bar Adjustment DialH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialUse Navigation Bar or Armrest Adjustment Dial to select desired setting.

   • Turn dial clockwise to increase value.

   • Turn dial counterclockwise to decrease value.

   
   

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 100

   Default: 50

   Increment: 1

Tilt Sensitivity

Tilt Sensitivity controls the speed at which the feeder house tilts to accommodate changes in terrain. Increasing sensitivity causes feeder house to react faster.

If operating 600F and 600FD, HydraFlex™ Pressure settings may also affect header height sensitivity.

Modify When:

• Increase Tilt Sensitivity if the header is slow to react to changing ground conditions.

• Decrease Tilt Sensitivity if the header is leaving wavy stubble off the ground or pulsing side to side while on the ground.

Procedure to Modify:

1. Select screen area under Tilt Sensitivity to open Tilt Sensitivity page.

   NOTE:
   H113728-UN: Raise/Lower SpeedH113513-UN: Slide BarSlide bar displays current sensitivity.

2. H116141-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease desired sensitivity.

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 100

   Default: 50

   Increment: 1

3. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

1. Select to activate Navigation Bar and Armrest Adjustment Dials.

2. H115035-UN: Navigation Bar Adjustment DialH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialUse Navigation Bar or Armrest Adjustment Dial to select desired setting.

   • Turn dial clockwise to increase value.

   • Turn dial counterclockwise to decrease value.

   
   

   Minimum: 0

   Maximum: 100

   Default: 50

   Increment: 1

Fore/Aft Tilt

Fore/Aft Tilt allows you to quickly move the feeder house face Fore and Aft to achieve optimal cutting performance of the header in challenging conditions.

Fore/Aft Tilt minimum and maximum settings are different for each header type.

Modify When:

• Adjust Fore or Aft to prevent pushing or dragging wet or dense residual residue.

• Adjust Fore or Aft to better attach or detach the header.

• Adjust Fore or Aft for optimal conveying of crop material into the feeder house.

Tilt Feeder House Fore:

• Picking up downed crop.

• Cutting closer to the ground.

Tilt Feeder House Fore:

• Material is being pushed by the cutter bar. Move aft to reduce lost material.

• For standing crop, tilting aft can optimize feeding/conveying material into the machine.

If operating 600F or 600FD, HydraFlex™ Pressure settings also affect header height sensitivity.

1. Select screen area under Fore/Aft Tilt to open Fore/Aft page.

2. H116141-UN: AdjustmentSelect plus (+) to increase or minus (-) to decrease desired position.
   NOTE:

   Minimum and maximum settings will be affected by header type and calibration. See Calibrations application for more information on calibration procedures.

3. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

1. Select to activate Navigation Bar and Armrest Adjustment Dials.

2. H115035-UN: Navigation Bar Adjustment DialH115034-UN: Armrest Adjustment DialUse Navigation Bar or Armrest Adjustment Dial to select desired setting.

   • Turn dial clockwise to increase value.

   • Turn dial counterclockwise to decrease value.

   
   

Auto Header Control

Auto Header Control shows the status of Control Preview, Header Automation, and Resume Preferences.

Auto Header Control icons change depending on how they are set up and which header is attached to the machine.

Items Accessible on Auto Header Controls Page:

Control Preview — displays status of available features.

Header Automation — displays available automated functions.

Resume Preferences — displays available resume functions.

Control Preview

Header Automation and Resume features (listed as icons under the activation buttons 1, 2, and 3) activate when corresponding button is pressed.

Header Automation

Enable or disable header automation functions.

Some items below are only displayed if machine is equipped with the associated option.

ON/OFF toggles are unable to be switched until the "Custom" option is selected.

Height Resume

Height Resume allows you to select position of the feeder house relative to the machine and return to that position automatically.

Modify When:

• Changing crop height throughout the same field.

• Changing the header type.

• Ground terrain changes.

• Changing from cutting on-ground to cutting off-ground.

System Is Enabled When:

• Properly equipped header is connected to the machine.

• Engine is running.

• Road transport disconnect switch is in field position.

• Height Resume system is ON.

• Header is engaged.

1. Select Auto Control on Header application main screen.

2. H116165-UN: ON/OFFSelect to turn Height Resume ON/OFF.
   NOTE:
   H116168-UN: Alert IconIf the automation option has issues preventing it from being enabled, the ON/OFF toggle is replaced with an alert icon. Selecting this button brings up information to aid in troubleshooting the issues.
   NOTE:

   NOTE: Depending on machine configurations and the setup of your configurable switches and buttons on the multi-function lever, many combinations exist.

3. H116346-UN: Activation ButtonsPress the desired activation button.
   NOTE:

   Height Resume will return to last known adjustment setting.

   NOTE:
   H116353-UN: Height ResumeHeight Resume icon appears on the corner post display.
   H116354-UN: Activation NumberActivation number on the corner post display indicates which button was selected.

4. H116347-UN: Adjustment DialAdjust height using header adjustment dial.

   • Turn header adjustment dial clockwise to raise the header and setpoint.

   • Turn header adjustment dial counterclockwise to lower the header and setpoint.

   
   
   H116356-UN: Bar GraphBar graph on the corner post display shows the header's relative position based on header height sensor linked to the header.
   H118305-UN: Numeric DisplayNumeric display on the corner post display shows the header's relative position based on header height sensor linked to the header.
   H116348-UN: Raise/LowerUsing the header raise/lower switch temporarily deactivates system.
   NOTE:

   Pressing and holding the header raise/lower switch for 5 s disables the system.

   Press activation buttons 1, 2, or 3 to reactivate system. Header automatically moves to last known setting.

5. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Height Sensing—Off Ground

Allows you to select the position of the header relative to the ground and return to that position automatically.

Modify When:

Calibration is required when platform is initially connected to the combine. If a different platform of the same type is connected, the calibration should be repeated.

• Header is not following contour of ground.

• Cutting off the ground using height sensing arms. HydraFlex™ Pressure can be increased to lock the header in a rigid position.

• Header appears to be cutting too low. Raise height setting.

• Header rides over the top or leaves uncut crop. Lower height setting.

• Changing header type.

• Ground terrain changes.

System Is Enabled When:

• Properly equipped header is connected to the machine.

• Engine is running.

• Road transport disconnect switch is in field position.

• Height Sensing system is ON.

• Header is engaged.

1. Select Auto Control on Header application main page.

2. H116165-UN: ON/OFFSelect to turn Height Sensing ON/OFF.
   NOTE:
   H116168-UN: Alert IconWhen a given automation option has issues preventing it from being enabled, the toggle switch is replaced with a generic issue alert icon button. Selecting this button brings up a message dialogue with information to aid in troubleshooting the issues.
   NOTE:

   Depending on machine configurations and the setup of your configurable switches and buttons on the multi-function lever, many combinations exist.

3. H116346-UN: Activation ButtonsPress the desired activation button.
   NOTE:

   Height Sensing will return to last known adjustment setting.

   NOTE:
   H116358-UN: Height SensingHeight Sensing icon appears on the corner post display.
   H116354-UN: Activation NumberActivation number on the corner post display indicates which button was selected.

4. H116347-UN: Adjustment DialChange the height setpoint by pressing desired activation button and adjust height using header adjustment dial.

   • Turn header adjustment dial clockwise to raise the header and setpoint.

   • Turn header adjustment dial counterclockwise to lower the header and setpoint.

   
   
   H116356-UN: Bar GraphBar graph on the corner post display shows the header's relative position based on header height sensor linked to the feeder house.
   H118305-UN: Numeric DisplayNumeric display on the corner post display shows the header's relative position based on header height sensor linked to the feeder house.
   H116348-UN: Raise/LowerUsing the header raise/lower switch temporarily deactivates system.
   NOTE:

   Pressing and holding the header raise/lower switch for 5 s disables the system.

   NOTE:

   Header lower switch can be set to immediately disable system until activation button is pressed. See your John Deere dealer for further information.

   NOTE:

   Header lower switch can be set not to reactivate system when header lower switch is pressed. See your John Deere dealer for further information.

   Press activation buttons 1, 2, or 3 to reactivate system. Header automatically moves to last known setting.

5. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Height Sensing—On Ground

On ground Height Sensing allows you to adjust cutterbar ground pressure and return to that setting automatically.

Modify When:

Calibration is needed when changing the header regardless of size and type unless previously calibrated.

• Cutterbar is not following contour of the ground.

• Increase HydraFlex™ pressure when cutterbar appears to be pushing.

• Decrease HydraFlex™ pressure when cutterbar rides over the top or leaves uncut crop.

• Changing header type.

System Is Enabled When:

• Properly equipped header is connected to machine.

• Engine is running.

• Road transport disconnect switch is in field position.

• Height Sensing system is ON.

• Header is engaged.

1. Select Auto Control on Header application main page.

2. H116165-UN: ON/OFFSelect to turn Height Sensing ON/OFF.
   NOTE:
   H116168-UN: Alert IconWhen a given automation option has issues preventing it from being enabled, the toggle switch is replaced with a generic issue alert icon button. Selecting this button brings up a message dialogue with information to aid in troubleshooting the issues.
   NOTE:

   NOTE: Depending on machine configurations and the setup of your configurable switches and buttons on the multi-function lever, many combinations exist.

3. H116346-UN: Activation ButtonsPress the desired activation button.
   NOTE:

   Height Sensing will return to last known adjustment setting.

   NOTE:
   H116358-UN: Height SensingHeight Sensing icon appears on the corner post display.
   H116354-UN: Activation NumberActivation number on the corner post display indicates which button was selected.

4. H116347-UN: Adjustment DialChange the height setpoint by pressing desired activation button and adjust height using header adjustment dial.

   • Turn header adjustment dial clockwise to raise the header and setpoint.

   • Turn header adjustment dial counterclockwise to lower the header and setpoint.

   
   
   H116356-UN: Bar GraphBar graph on the corner post display shows the header's relative position based on header height sensor linked to the feeder house.
   H118305-UN: Numeric DisplayNumeric display on the corner post display shows pressure setpoint based on pressure in the cutterbar on the platform.
   H116348-UN: Raise/LowerUsing the header raise/lower switch temporarily deactivates system.
   NOTE:

   Pressing and holding the header raise/lower switch for 5 s disables the system.

   • Manually adjusting the header height with header lower switch temporarily overrides system until released. Once switch is released, system returns back to automatic mode. NOTE:

     Header lower switch can be set to immediately disable system until activation button is pressed. See your John Deere dealer for further information.

   • Manually adjusting the header height with header raise switch temporarily deactivates system until header lower switch is pressed. Once switch is pressed, system reactivates. NOTE:

     Header lower switch can be set not to reactivate system when header lower switch is pressed. See your John Deere dealer for further information.

   
   

   Press activation buttons 1, 2, or 3 to reactivate system. Header automatically moves to last known setting.

5. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Feeder House Float

Feeder House Float allows you to select how firmly a rigid header contacts the ground and maintains a set pressure.

Modify When:

• Decrease pressure when ground conditions are firm and the head is leaving taller stubble or not following the ground as desired.

• Increase pressure when ground conditions are soft and the head is pushing material or not following the ground as desired.

System Is Enabled When:

• Properly equipped header is connected to machine.

• Engine is running.

• Road transport disconnect switch is in field position.

• Feeder House Float system is ON.

• Header is engaged.

1. Select Auto Control on Header application main screen.

2. H116165-UN: ON/OFFSelect to turn Active Header Float ON/OFF.
   NOTE:
   H116168-UN: Alert IconWhen a given automation option has issues preventing it from being enabled, the toggle switch is replaced with a generic issue alert button. Selecting this button brings up a message dialogue with information to aid in troubleshooting the issues.
   NOTE:

   NOTE: Depending on machine configurations and the setup of your configurable switches and buttons on the multi-function lever, many combinations exist.

3. H116346-UN: Activation ButtonsPress the desired activation button.
   NOTE:

   Header Height Float will return to last known adjustment setting.

   NOTE:
   H116972-UN: Feeder House FloatHeader Height Float icon appears on the corner post display.
   H116354-UN: Activation NumberActivation number on the corner post display indicates which button was selected.

4. H116347-UN: Adjustment DialChange pressure by pressing desired activation button and adjust the height using header adjustment dial.

   • •Turn header adjustment dial clockwise to raise the header lift cylinder pressure and setpoint.

   • •Turn header adjustment dial counterclockwise to lower the lift cylinder pressure and setpoint.

   
   
   H116356-UN: Bar GraphBar graph display shows the actual header float pressure.
   H118305-UN: Numeric DisplayNumeric display shows the actual header float pressure.
   NOTE:
   H116348-UN: Raise/LowerPressing and holding the header raise/lower switch for 5 s disables the system.

   Press activation buttons 1, 2, or 3 to reactivate system. Header automatically moves to last known setting.

5. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

Lateral Tilt

Lateral Tilt allows you to maintain header position relative to the ground using the lateral tilt system to equalize the distance to the ground at each end of the header.

Modify When:

• ON: For headers equipped with the appropriate sensors use lateral tilt to maintain a uniform cut height across the width of the head while cutting on or off the ground.

• OFF: You may disable lateral tilt if it is preferred to tilt the head manually by pressing the lateral tilt button on the multi-function lever, or if the header is not equipped with the appropriate sensors.

System Is Enabled When:

• Properly equipped header is connected to machine.

• Engine is running.

• Road transport disconnect switch is in field position.

• Header was calibrated.

• Lateral Tilt system is ON.

• Header is engaged.

1. Select Auto Control on Header application main screen.

2. H116165-UN: Lateral TiltSelect to turn Lateral Tilt ON/OFF.
   NOTE:
   H116168-UN: Alert IconWhen a given automation option has issues preventing it from being enabled, the toggle switch is replaced with a generic issue alert button. Selecting this button brings up a message dialogue with information to aid in troubleshooting the issues.
   NOTE:

   Depending on machine configurations and the setup of your configurable switches and buttons on the multi-function lever, many combinations exist.

3. H116346-UN: Activation ButtonsPress the desired activation button.
   NOTE:
   H116359-UN: Lateral TiltLateral Tilt icon appears on the corner post display.
   NOTE:

   Lateral Tilt will return to last known adjustment setting.

   H116354-UN: Activation NumberActivation number on the corner post display indicates which button was selected.
   NOTE:
   H116348-UN: Raise/LowerPressing Lateral Tilt switch overrides system. When the switch is released within 5 s, system returns to automatic mode.

   Press right side of switch to tilt the header to the right or press left side of switch to tilt the header to the left.

   Press activation buttons 1, 2, or 3 to reactivate system. Header automatically returns to last known setting.

4. H116648-UN: CloseSelect to close.

OUO6075,00043C1-19-20161207OUO6075,00043C2-19-20161221CAUTION: H118329-UN: Engine Access DoorLEGEND: A - Lockout PinB - HandrailC - Separator Access CoverShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key. H106845-UN: Front Side Of EngineLEGEND: A - Cap Screws (7 Used)B - ShieldRemove cap screws (A) and shield (B). H95665-UN: Belt TensionersLEGEND: A - NutsB - Rotary Screen Drive BeltLoosen nuts (A) and remove rotary screen drive belt (B). H106847-UN: Rotary Screen DoorLEGEND: A - LatchesB - Rotary Screen DoorPull latches (A) and open rotary screen door (B). H110003-UN: Air DuctLEGEND: A - Nuts (7 Used)B - ClampsC - Air DuctRemove nuts (A) and loosen hose clamps (B). H95648-UN: Rear ShieldLEGEND: A - ShieldRemove shield (A). NOTE:H95694-UN: Fan BeltH99551-UN: Fan Belt RoutingLEGEND: A - Tensioner ArmB - Fan BeltAir compressor belt must be removed to replace fan belt. See Air Compressor Belt (If Equipped)—Replacing (Final Tier 4/Stage IV) for further information. H95665-UN: Belt TensionersLEGEND: A - NutsB - Rotary Screen Drive BeltInstall rotary screen drive belt (B). OUO6075,00043C3-19-20170131OUO6075,00043C7-19-20161220CAUTION: H95383-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style A)H95428-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style B)H95337-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IV (Style A)H95403-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IV (Style B)LEGEND: A - Fuel PumpShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key before performing maintenance work. OUO6075,00043C8-19-20161102H97176-UN: Left-Hand Lubrication DecalH97177-UN: Right-Hand Lubrication DecalLEGEND: A - Lubrication DecalsLubrication decals (A) show the different locations of grease points around the machine. Follow lubrication times provided on decals and refer to hour intervals listed in this section for further information. OUO6075,00043CB-19-20161012CAUTION: OUO6075,00043CC-19-20161012CAUTION: X9811-UN: High-Pressure FluidsEscaping fluid under pressure can penetrate the skin causing serious injury. Avoid the hazard by relieving pressure before disconnecting hydraulic or other lines. Tighten all connections before applying pressure. Search for leaks with a piece of cardboard. Protect hands and body from high pressure fluids. OUO6075,00043CD-19-20161012NOTE:OUO6075,00043CE-19-20161012IMPORTANT:H95375-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style A)H95419-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style B)H95306-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IV (Style A)H95396-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IV (Style B)H112961-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIAH113142-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IVLEGEND: A - DipstickB - ADD MarkC - FULL MarkIt is vital to maintain engine oil at correct levels to ensure a long service life. Check oil level with the machine parked on level ground. NOTE:OUO6075,00043FA-19-20161221H115495-UN: Surge TankLEGEND: A - Surge TankCoolant level must be between "Max Cold" and "Min Cold" lines. Add coolant as needed if coolant is below "Min Cold" line. OUO6075,00043FB-19-20161221CAUTION: H106847-UN: Rotary Screen Door LatchesLEGEND: A - LatchesB - Rotary Screen DoorShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key. NOTE:H106852-UN: DuctsLEGEND: A - CondenserB - Vacuum DuctC - Transfer DuctClean areas out with compressed air, blowing from inside out. IMPORTANT:NOTE:H106853-UN: RadiatorH106854-UN: Oil CoolersLEGEND: A - Lockout PinB - Fuel CoolerC - RadiatorD - Vacuum DuctE - CondensersF - Rotary Screen DoorG - Transfer DuctClean areas out with compressed air, blowing from inside out. IMPORTANT:OUO6075,00043FC-19-20161221H115497-UN: Drain CableLEGEND: A - Air Tank Drain CablePull air tank drain cable (A) and drain water from reservoir. OUO6075,00043FD-19-20161221H117746-UN: Fuel Precleaner FilterLEGEND: A - Fuel Precleaner FilterInspect fuel precleaner filter (A) for buildup and clean as necessary. OUO6075,00043FE-19-20161221H115502-UN: Air Conditioner Drain HoseLEGEND: A - Drain HoseClean air conditioner drain hose (A) on both sides of cab. OUO6075,0004402-19-20161221H115496-UN: Stone TrapLEGEND: A - LeverRemove quick-lock pin and dump stone trap with lever (A). Close stone trap and retain with quick-lock pin. OUO6075,0004404-19-20161221H115504-UN: Tailings Elevator Slip ClutchGrease fitting on tailings elevator slip clutch. OUO6075,0004405-19-20161221NOTE:H115652-UN: Feeder House Upper SheaveIt may be necessary to rotate the sheave for access to fittings. OUO6075,000440C-19-20161221H115653-UN: Feeder HouseLEGEND: A - Cleanout AreasCheck cleanout areas (A) for packed material which could prevent header from tilting. Clean out if necessary. OUO6075,000440D-19-20161221H115656-UN: Upper Sheaves / Lower SheavesCleaning Fan Variable Upper Sheaves: Grease both fittings on hub of outer sheave. Rotate sheaves for fitting access. OUO6075,0004410-19-20161221H115657-UN: Fuel Precleaner FilterLEGEND: A - Fuel Precleaner FilterVisually check fuel precleaner filter (A) and clean if buildup is visible on screen. OUO6075,0004411-19-20161221H115658-UN: DipstickLEGEND: A - DipstickRemove dipstick (A) and check oil level. Add oil as needed to correct level on dipstick. OUO6075,0004412-19-20161221H115659-UN: Sight GlassLEGEND: A - Sight GlassCheck with header on ground. OUO6075,0004413-19-20161221H119923-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style A / Style B)H119924-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IV (Style A / Style B)LEGEND: A - DrainCheck separator bowl for water. OUO6075,0004414-19-20170125H115662-UN: RadiatorClean radiator by blowing compressed air from inside out. OUO6075,0004415-19-20161221NOTE:H115663-UN: Mass Flow SensorOn machines equipped with grain tank covers, it is necessary to remove bottom support rod hardware to lower auger. OUO6075,0004416-19-20161221NOTE:H115664-UN: Cab Fresh Air FilterLEGEND: A - KnobB - Fresh Air FilterCab fresh air filter may require cleaning sooner in dusty conditions. OUO6075,0004417-19-20161221H119634-UN: Service LocationsLEGEND: A - Tire Pressure and Bolt LocationsOUO6075,000441C-19-20161220H115666-UN: TireCheck front and rear tire pressure and wheel bolt torque. See Ground Drive and Rear Axle section for further information. OUO6075,000441D-19-20161221H115668-UN: Recirculating FilterLEGEND: A - Recirculating FilterRemove cover to clean or replace recirculating filter (A). OUO6075,000441F-19-20161221NOTE:H119656-UN: Primary CountershaftMachines not equipped with the multi-speed feeder house have one grease fitting and should be greased every 400 hours. OUO6075,0004420-19-20161221H119636-UN: Service LocationsOUO6075,0004422-19-20161220H115678-UN: Fuel Tank BreatherLEGEND: A - Fuel Tank BreatherVisually inspect fuel tank breather (A). Do not allow debris to collect on breather. Remove breather from hose and clean. OUO6075,0004425-19-20161221H115679-UN: Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank BreatherLEGEND: A - Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank BreatherVisually inspect Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) tank breather (A). Do not allow debris to collect on breather. Remove breather from hose and clean. OUO6075,0004426-19-20161221OUO6075,0004428-19-20170117H119923-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style A / Style B)H119924-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IV (Style A / Style B)LEGEND: A - DrainOUO6075,0004429-19-20170125OUO6075,000442A-19-20170125OUO6075,000442B-19-20170125NOTE:H115714-UN: Grease FittingMachines equipped with multi-speed feeder house drive have five grease fittings. OUO6075,000442F-19-20170117H115827-UN: Left-Hand Side / Right-Hand SideRotate sheaves to access and grease fittings. OUO6075,0004432-19-20170117IMPORTANT:H115720-UN: Grease FittingDo not over grease. OUO6075,0004433-19-20170117IMPORTANT:H115721-UN: Conveyor Auger Drive Slip Clutch Grease FittingDo not over grease. OUO6075,0004434-19-20170117H115722-UN: Right-Hand Side Lube BankLEGEND: A - Primary Countershaft BearingB - Separator BearingGrease fittings to lubricate primary countershaft bearing (A) and separator bearing (B). OUO6075,0004435-19-20170117H115723-UN: Overshot Beater BearingsGrease the fitting (both sides). OUO6075,0004436-19-20170321H115728-UN: Overshot Beater Gear CaseLEGEND: A - PlugRemove plug (A) and check oil level. Add oil as needed. OUO6075,000443B-19-20170328H115729-UN: Separator DriveLEGEND: A - DipstickRemove dipstick (A) and check oil level. Oil level should be between grooves on dipstick. Add oil as needed. OUO6075,000443C-19-20170117H115730-UN: Final DriveLEGEND: A - PlugRemove plug (A) and check oil level (both sides). Oil should be 12 mm (1/2 in) of bottom of hole. Add oil as needed. OUO6075,000443D-19-20170117H119638-UN: Service LocationsProDrive is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000443E-19-20170612H115752-UN: Mechanical Shift / Push-Button ShiftLEGEND: A - PlugRemove plug (A) and check oil level. OUO6075,000443F-19-20170117NOTE:H115764-UN: Park Brake Cylinder CablesLEGEND: A - DistanceB - Actuator HousingC - BalancerEngage park brake (piston extended—spring applied). CAUTION: OUO6075,0004440-19-20170117OUO6075,0004441-19-20170117OUO6075,0004442-19-20170117IMPORTANT:H115760-UN: Engine Debris Management Air FilterWhen air filter restricted indicator is shown on display, service primary filter. OUO6075,0004446-19-20170117H115756-UN: Fire ExtinguisherInspect fire extinguishers (front and rear) by following maintenance instructions on the fire extinguisher label. OUO6075,0004447-19-20170116OUO6075,0004449-19-20170116H115747-UN: Feeder House Slip ClutchGrease fitting on the upper feeder house slip clutch, until grease is forced out past seal. OUO6075,000444C-19-20170116H115679-UN: Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank BreatherLEGEND: A - Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) Tank BreatherRemove and replace Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) tank breather (A). OUO6075,000444F-19-20170116IMPORTANT:H115759-UN: Air Filter ElementsWhen engine air filter restricted indicator is shown on display, service primary air filter. OUO6075,0004451-19-20170116IMPORTANT:H115765-UN: Moisture SensorLEGEND: A - Moisture Sensor ModuleStatic electricity can damage the moisture sensor module when touching the sensing plate. To avoid damage, ensure that you always touch a metal surface on the machine with at least one hand or arm before working on or cleaning the moisture sensor module. OUO6075,0004452-19-20170116Torq-Gard is a trademark of Deere & Company
Plus-50 is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000446D-19-20170125Plus-50 is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000446E-19-20170125H119641-UN: Service LocationOUO6075,0004456-19-20170328NOTE:H115808-UN: Hydraulic Reservoir FilterLEGEND: A - Wiring Harness ConnectorB - SensorC - Cap ScrewsD - Filter CapClean area around the filter cap before removing to prevent system contamination. It is not necessary to drain system when replacing filter. OUO6075,0004458-19-20161222H119642-UN: Service LocationNOTE:Cool-Gard is a trademark of Deere & Company
ProDrive is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004459-19-20170328OUO6075,000445A-19-20161222H115813-UN: Engine Valve BacklashHave engine valve backlash checked and adjusted if necessary, by your John Deere dealer. OUO6075,000445B-19-20161222H115814-UN: Final DrivesLEGEND: A - Drain PlugB - Fill PlugC - Check HoleRemove drain plug (A) to drain. OUO6075,000445C-19-20161222OUO6075,000445E-19-20161222OUO6075,0004460-19-20161222H115819-UN: Overshot Beater Gear CaseLEGEND: A - PlugB - PlugDrain at plug (A) and refill at plug (B). Oil level must be level with the plug hole on the side of the gear case. OUO6075,0004461-19-20170328H119643-UN: Service LocationsOUO6075,0004462-19-20161220OUO6075,0004463-19-20161222IMPORTANT:H120325-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style A / Style B)H120326-UN: Final Tier 4/Stage IV (Style A / Style B)Vibration damper assembly is not repairable and should be replaced every five years or 4500 hours, whichever occurs first. OUO6075,0004464-19-20161222H119645-UN: Service LocationsNOTE:Cool-Gard is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004465-19-20161220NOTE:H115825-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style A)H115826-UN: Tier 2/Stage II and Tier 3/Stage IIIA (Style B)
and Final Tier 4/Stage IV LEGEND: A - DrainB - Surge TankWhen Cool-Gard™ II or Cool-Gard™ II PG is used, the drain interval is 6 years or 6000 hours of operation. Cool-Gard is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004466-19-20161222H119646-UN: Service LocationsActiveVision is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004467-19-20170103H115668-UN: Recirculating FilterLEGEND: A - Recirculating FilterRemove cover to clean or replace recirculating filter (A). OUO6075,0004468-19-20161221NOTE:H115664-UN: Cab Fresh Air FilterLEGEND: A - KnobB - Fresh Air FilterCab fresh air filter may require cleaning sooner in dusty conditions. OUO6075,0004469-19-20161221H119647-UN: Windshield Washer ReservoirLEGEND: A - CapOpen cap (A) and fill windshield washer reservoir. OUO6075,000446A-19-20161221IMPORTANT:H115765-UN: Moisture SensorLEGEND: A - Moisture Sensor ModuleStatic electricity can damage the moisture sensor module when touching the sensing plate. To avoid damage, ensure that you always touch a metal surface on the machine with at least one hand or arm before working on or cleaning the moisture sensor module. OUO6075,000446B-19-20161221H121744-UN: Service LocationsOUO6075,0004470-19-20170612H119654-UN: Service LocationsOUO6075,0004472-19-20170328VisionTrak is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000447B-19-20170126NOTE:HydraFlex is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000447C-19-20170110NOTE:CAUTION: CAUTION: ProDrive is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000447D-19-20170131NOTE:StalkMaster is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004482-19-20170505NOTE:StalkMaster is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004483-19-20170505NOTE:StalkMaster is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004484-19-20170505NOTE:H119876-UN: Style A / Style BLEGEND: A - ActiveVision™ Tailings System CameraClean the camera lens once per week or as needed. Lens debris indicator in the software alerts the operator when the camera lens needs to be cleaned as system functionality may be reduced. ActiveVision is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004487-19-20170118NOTE:H119876-UN: Style A / Style BLEGEND: A - ActiveVision™ Tailings System CameraClean the camera lens once per week or as needed. Lens debris indicator in the software alerts the operator when the camera lens needs to be cleaned as system functionality may be reduced. ActiveVision is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000448B-19-20170111NOTE:H119875-UN: Clean Grain Elevator CameraLEGEND: A - ActiveVision™ Clean Grain Elevator CameraClean the camera lens once per week or as needed. Lens debris indicator in the software alerts the operator when the camera lens needs to be cleaned as system functionality may be reduced. ActiveVision is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000448D-19-20170111NOTE:H119875-UN: Clean Grain Elevator CameraLEGEND: A - ActiveVision™ Clean Grain Elevator CameraClean the camera lens once per week or as needed. Lens debris indicator in the software alerts the operator when the camera lens needs to be cleaned as system functionality may be reduced. ActiveVision is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,000448C-19-20170111VM03385,0000137-19-20161115CAUTION: IMPORTANT:OUO6075,0004552-19-20161220CAUTION: H52761-UN: Feed Plate LeverLEGEND: A - LeverRaise feeder house, lower safety stop, shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key. IMPORTANT:H74778-UN: Feed Plate AdjustmentLEGEND: A - Crossbar SupportB - Cap ScrewsC - EccentricIf crossbar support (A) does not seal tightly against the feed plate, grain leakage could occur. OUO6075,0004554-19-20161201CAUTION: H120113-UN: Feed Plate LeverLEGEND: A - NutsB - Round Head BoltC - Quick-Lock PinD - LeverRaise feeder house, lower safety stop, shut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key. IMPORTANT:H120114-UN: Feed Plate AdjustmentLEGEND: A - Crossbar SupportB - NutC - NutIf crossbar support (A) does not seal tightly against the feed plate, grain leakage could occur. H120116-UN: Feed Plate LeverH120115-UN: Feed Plate AdjustmentLEGEND: A - NutB - NutC - Round Head BoltD - Quick-Lock PinE - LeverF - NutG - NutH - SlotIf further adjustment is needed, remove nuts (A and B) from the round head bolt (C) on both sides of the machine. NOTE:OUO6075,0004553-19-20161202NOTE:H105544-UN: Comb Floor InsertH105543-UN: Smooth Floor InsertLEGEND: A - Comb FloorB - Smooth Liner PlateMachine is shipped from the factory with the comb floor installed. Comb floor can only be run with the tine feed accelerator. OUO6075,0004557-19-20161202CAUTION: H96381-UN: Ladder Positions (Single Tire Configuration)H96380-UN: Ladder Positions (Dual Tire Configuration)LEGEND: A - HandleB - LeverC - Field PositionD - Roadway Driving PositionDo not ride or attempt to climb front or rear ladders while machine is moving. CAUTION: OUO6075,0004563-19-20161208CAUTION: H120249-UN: Clean Grain Elevator CameraLEGEND: A - ActiveVision™ Clean Grain Elevator CameraShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key before servicing or removing camera. NOTE:ActiveVision is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004566-19-20170111CAUTION: H120250-UN: ActiveVision™ Tailings Elevator Camera (Style A)H120251-UN: ActiveVision™ Tailings Elevator Camera (Style B)LEGEND: A - ActiveVision™ Tailings System CameraShut OFF engine, set park brake and remove key before servicing or removing camera. NOTE:ActiveVision is a trademark of Deere & Company
OUO6075,0004567-19-20170124H70551-UN: Style AH105437-UN: Style BLEGEND: A - Tailings SensorsIf tailings sensor display consistently reads full (all bars lit) when not harvesting or empty (no bars lit) when harvesting, it may indicate that the sensor lens is coated with material or seal under lens has allowed dust to enter. CAUTION: OUO6075,0004568-19-20161212H117904-UN: Header Application ButtonAccess Application Through Navigation Bar:SS43267,00007DD-19-20170203NOTE:H113523-UN: WidthItems Accessible on the Header Details Page:NOTE:H113525-UN: WidthWidth — set the number of rows. H113526-UN: Row WidthRow Width — spacing between rows. H113521-UN: Work RecordingWork Recording — set the recording stop height. H113522-UN: HoursHours — number of hours per header type recorded by the combine. H113527-UN: Reel InstalledReel — select to indicate to system that header has a reel installed. H113524-UN: Minimum Reel SpeedMinimum Reel Speed — set the minimum reel speed. SS43267,00007DF-19-20170516H116649-UN: Header TypeProcedure to Modify:AutoTrac is a trademark of Deere & Company
SS43267,00007E0-19-20170127H116650-UN: Header TypeProcedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E1-19-20170127NOTE:H116650-UN: Header TypeProcedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E2-19-20170127H116649-UN: Header TypeProcedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E3-19-20170127NOTE:NOTE:H116650-UN: Header TypeProcedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E4-19-20170516NOTE:H116649-UN: Header TypeProcedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E5-19-20170127NOTE:H116140-UN: Input FieldAlternative Procedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E6-19-20170127NOTE:NOTE:H116140-UN: Input FieldAlternative Procedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E7-19-20170516NOTE:H116140-UN: Input FieldAlternative Procedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E8-19-20170516NOTE:H116140-UN: Input FieldAlternative Procedure to Modify:SS43267,00007E9-19-20170516NOTE:H116129-UN: Fore/Aft TiltProcedure to Modify:NOTE:H116140-UN: Input FieldAlternative Procedure to Modify:HydraFlex is a trademark of Deere & Company
SS43267,00007EA-19-20170516H116962-UN: Auto ControlSelect screen area under Auto Control to open. NOTE:SS43267,00007EB-19-20170127H116968-UN: Control PreviewControl Preview displays status of available features. NOTE:SS43267,00007EC-19-20170127NOTE:H116995-UN: DefaultsDefaults— select to use defaults of header type connected. H116995-UN: CustomCustom— select to choose which automated systems you want to enable based on your personal operating preferences. NOTE:NOTE:H116168-UN: AlertWhen a given automation option has issues preventing it from being enabled, the toggle switch is replaced with a generic issue alert icon button. H116161-UN: Height ResumeHeight Resume — select position of the feeder house relative to machine chassis and return to that position automatically. H116160-UN: Feeder House FloatFeeder House Float — allows a rigid header to be operated in contact with the ground and maintain a set pressure. H113720-UN: Height SensingHeight Sensing (Off Ground) — select the position of the header relative to the ground and return to that position automatically. H113720-UN: Height SensingHeight Sensing (On Ground) — adjust cutterbar ground pressure and return to that setting automatically. H113721-UN: Lateral TiltLateral Tilt — maintain the header position relative to ground. SS43267,00007ED-19-20170127H116962-UN: Auto ControlProcedure to Modify:SS43267,00007EE-19-20170516NOTE:H116962-UN: Auto ControlProcedure to Modify:HydraFlex is a trademark of Deere & Company
SS43267,00007EF-19-20170127NOTE:H116962-UN: Auto ControlProcedure to Modify:HydraFlex is a trademark of Deere & Company
SS43267,00007F0-19-20170516H116962-UN: Auto ControlProcedure to Modify:SS43267,00007F1-19-20170516H116962-UN: Auto ControlProcedure to Modify:SS43267,00007F2-19-20170621