John Deere Individual Nozzle Control HD-Pro Operator Manual OMKK97094

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John Deere Individual Nozzle Control HD-Pro Operator Manual OMKK97094

Type Of Manual: Operator Manual
Manual ID: OMKK97094
Format: PDF
Size: 4.4MB
Number of Pages: 104

Category: John Deere Operators Manuals PDF Tag: Agricultural

Description

Model List:
- Individual Nozzle Control HD-Pro

1. Introduction
1.1. Trademarks
1.2. Foreword
1.3. Emissions Performance and Tampering
1.3.1. Operation and Maintenance
1.3.2. Tampering
1.4. Recognize Safety Information
1.5. Understand Signal Words
1.6. Follow Safety Instructions
1.7. Spanish Safety Signs and Operators Manual
1.8. Prepare for Emergencies
1.9. Wear Protective Clothing
1.10. Protect Against Noise
1.11. Practice Safe Maintenance
1.12. Handle Electronic Components and Brackets Safely
1.13. Park Machine Safely
1.14. Remove Paint Before Welding or Heating
1.15. Avoid Heating Near Pressurized Fluid Lines
1.16. Avoid HighPressure Fluids
1.17. Follow Tire Recommendations
1.18. Service Tires Safely
1.19. Decommissioning Proper Recycling and Disposal of Fluids and Components
1.20. Handle Chemical Products Safely
1.21. Service Spray Equipment Safely
1.22. Service Spray System Safely
1.23. Use Proper Tools
1.24. Work In Ventilated Area
1.25. Handling Batteries Safely
1.26. Service Drive Belts Safely
1.27. Do Not Open HighPressure Fuel System
1.28. Service Cooling System Safely
1.29. Service Accumulator Systems Safely
1.30. Clean Exhaust Filter Safely
1.31. Exhaust Filter Ash Handling and Disposal
1.32. Using Compressed Air For Cleaning
1.33. Working Area
1.34. Operate Safely
1.35. Use Safety Lights and Devices
1.36. Keep Riders Off Machine
1.37. Instructional Seat
1.38. Use Steps and Handholds Correctly
1.39. Use Seat Belt Properly
1.40. Use Caution On Hillsides
1.41. Transport and Operate Safely
1.42. Transporting Machine Using Trailer
1.43. Prevent Machine Runaway
1.44. Handle Fuel SafelyAvoid Fires
1.45. Avoid Static Electricity Risk When Refueling
1.46. Handle Agricultural Chemicals Safely
1.47. Avoid Exposure To Chemicals
1.48. Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Chemicals, Including Pesticides
1.49. NonPermissible Use
1.50. Emergency Exit
1.50.1. R4030, R4038, R4044, R4045, and R4060
1.50.2. , 410R, 412R, 612R, and 616R
2. Safety Signs
2.1. Replace Safety Signs
2.2. Safety Signs
3. Safety Features
3.1. Safety Features
4. Controls
4.1. Key Switch
4.2. Operate Lights
4.3. Corner Post Display
4.4. MultiFunction Lever
4.5. Spraying Controls
4.6. Spraying Controls
4.7. Engine and Ground Drive
5. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Pro System
5.1. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Pro System Overview
5.2. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Pro Mode Comparison
5.3. Customize Spray Sections
5.4. Conversion Factors (Calibrating for Carriers Other Than Water)
6. Boom And Nozzles Application
6.1. Access Boom and Nozzles
6.2. Boom and Nozzles Main Page
6.3. Boom Sections Custom
6.4. Nozzle Setup
6.5. Set to Current
6.6. Return to Height Mode
6.7. Working Width
6.8. INC Pro Configuration
6.9. Nozzle Controller Status
6.10. Determining Nozzle Location
6.11. INC Pro Status
6.12. Advanced Settings
6.13. Section Setup
6.14. Limit Minimum Flow Percentage
6.15. Installed Spray Tips
6.16. Manage Description(s)
6.17. Select Tip
6.18. Edit Tip
6.19. Fence Row
6.20. Turn Compensation
6.21. Target Spray Pressure
6.22. Section Control Status
6.23. Valve Pulsing Mode
7. Operating Individual Nozzle Control Pro
7.1. Service and Operate Chemical Sprayers Safely
7.2. Avoid Exposure To Chemicals
7.3. Machine Informational Decals
7.3.1. Component Wash Decal
7.4. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Pro Strainer Requirements
7.5. Spray Tip Selection
7.6. Standard Flow System CharacteristicsFlow Rate vs. Pressure
7.7. High Flow System CharacteristicsFlow Rate vs. Pressure
7.8. High Flow System Characteristics with NitrogenFlow Rate vs. Pressure
7.9. Operate System with Direct Injection Installed
7.10. Filling the Sprayer with Water
7.10.1. Quality of Water
7.11. Before Field Operation
7.12. Field Operation
7.13. Operate Indexed Boom Sections (IBS)
7.14. Operate Boom Isolation Valve
7.15. Operate System with the Remote Control
7.15.1. Remote Control Range
7.15.2. Remote Control Diagnostics
7.15.3. Remote Control Operation
7.16. Pressure Relief
8. Maintenance
8.1. Service and Operate Chemical Sprayers Safely
8.2. Avoid Exposure To Chemicals
8.3. Service Spray System Safely
8.4. Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Chemicals, Including Pesticides
8.5. Recommended Cleaners And Coatings
8.6. Clean Solution System
8.7. Clean Nozzle Body
8.8. Rinse Nozzle BodiesDaily
8.9. Cartridge Component IdentificationINC Pro Only
8.10. Inspect Cartridge ComponentsINC Pro Only
8.10.1. No Wear
8.10.2. Light Wear
8.10.3. Moderate Wear
8.10.4. Heavy Wear
8.10.5. Excessive Wear
8.10.6. Light Corrosion and Pitting
8.10.7. Moderate Corrosion and Pitting
8.10.8. Heavy Corrosion and Pitting
8.10.9. Broken Spring
8.11. Remove and Install Nozzle BodyAs Required (INC Pro Only)
8.12. Remove and Install Nozzle BodyAs Required (INC HD Only)
8.13. Repair Nozzle Turret
8.14. Repair Nozzle SolenoidINC Pro Only
8.15. Repair Nozzle Half Clamp
8.16. Remove and Install Valve AssemblyAs Required (INC HD Only)
8.17. Remove and Install Actuator AssemblyAs Required (INC HD Only)
8.18. Fuse Locations
8.18.1. Main Power Fuse
8.18.2. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Fuse LocationsR4030, R4038, R4044, R4045, and R4060
8.18.3. Individual Nozzle Control (INC) Fuse Locations408R, 410R, 412R, 612R, and 616R
8.19. Remote Service ADVISOR Connection Location
8.20. Remote Control Pairing Procedure
9. Troubleshooting
9.1. Diagnostic Pages
9.2. Locating Faulted Nozzles
9.3. Nozzle Body
9.4. Remote Nozzle Control
10. Storage
10.1. Service and Operate Chemical Sprayers Safely
10.2. Avoid Exposure To Chemicals
10.3. Clean Vehicle of Hazardous Chemicals, Including Pesticides
10.4. Recommended Cleaners and Coatings
10.5. Clean Solution System
10.6. Ship Machine During ColdWeather Months
10.7. Prepare Machine for ColdWeather Storage Winterizing
10.8. Prepare Machine for Storage
10.9. Prepare Foam Marker System for ColdWeather Storage
10.10. Prepare Foam Marker System for ColdWeather Storage
10.11. Remove Machine from Storage
11. Specifications
11.1. Machine Specification
11.2. Bluetooth Compliance Information
11.3. Identification Numbers
11.4. Keep Proof of Ownership
11.5. Keep Machines Secure
12. John Deere Service Literature Available
12.1. Technical Information
13. John Deere Service Keeps You On The Job
13.1. John Deere Is At Your Service

John Deere Individual Nozzle Control HD-Pro Operator Manual OMKK97094

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