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How Remove and Install Stack Valve for New Holland T6030 Tractor

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Here is the step by step guide on how to remove and install Stack valve for New Holalnd T6030 /T6050 / T6070 / T6080 / T6090 Power Command,T6030 / T6050 / T6070 / T6080 / T6090

Range Command Tractor.

 

Preparations:

CNH DPA5 Adapter

2023 CNH EST 9.8

CNH eTimGo Offline Repair Manual 2023.07

 

Procedures:

Stack valve – Remove

1.Steam clean remote control valve assembly prior to removal.

Lower hydraulic links.

Remove covers on remote valve couplers.

Remove support for pneumatic trailer brake couplers (where fitted)

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2.Disconnect harness from electronic draft control solenoids, remote valve solenoids (2) and pressure feed hose (1).

NOTE: Identify the remote valve connectors to facilitate correct re-installation.

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3.Disconnect the lift cylinder hydraulic hoses from the EDC slice (1)

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4.Using suitable lifting equipment support remote valve assembly, remove the three base securing bolts and lift valve stack from tractor.

 

 

Stack valve – Install

1.Using suitable lifting equipment support remote valve assembly and relocate onto the centre housing. Replace the three base securing bolts and tighten retaining bolts to torque of 43 Nm.

2.Reconnect all electrical and hydraulic connectors

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How to Avoid New Holland CX8000 AutoCommand Data Loss

This service manual show you guide on how to avoid New Holland CX8000 AutoCommand display data loss.

 

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2023 CNH EST

CNH DPA5 Diagnostic Kit

CNH eTimGo Offline

 

 

To avoid the loss of data from the IntelliView™  NEW HOLLAND recommends you to follow each of these steps:

Allow the display to shut down completely before you turn OFF the battery isolator switch of the vehicle.

Always use the  NEW HOLLAND approved Universal Serial Bus (USB) Memory stick (Part Number: 84398840) in the display for data storage.

Upgrade the display software application to V30 from EST V8.3.0.0 or higher.

At the end of each working day, archive the information from the USB memory stick to your desktop computer.

 

Shut down of the display:

Normally when the operator switches the ignition switch OFF, the IntelliView™ display continues to store the display data over a short period of time. If during this storage time the battery isolator switch is also turned OFF, the current display data will be lost.

NOTE: In this situation there is also the possibility that previously stored display data can be lost.

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To avoid diplay data losses remember:

Turn OFF the ignition key and then WAIT for 30 seconds before you turn OFF the battery isolator switch.

USB device:

The use of a Universal Serial Bus (USB) memory stick will also help to avoid display data losses.

The continuous use of a USB in the USB port of the monitor:

Ensures that display data is stored to the USB memory stick

Ensures that previous task data are not lost in the event of a premature turn OFF of the battery isolator

NOTE: In the event of a premature turn OFF of the battery isolator only the current task data will be lost. Current task data is the task data since the ignition key was previously switched ON.

NOTE: ONLY use the  NEW HOLLAND USB memory stick 84398840 . DO NOT use any other type of USB memory stick.

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Installation of the USB memory stick:

1Insert the USB memory stick into the USB port on the back of the display. Make sure that you fully locate the USB memory stick into the USB port.

NOTE: You MUST insert the USB memory stick into the USB port, before you turn the display ON. If you insert the USB memory stick into the USB port after you turn on the display, the system DOES NOT detect the presence of the USB memory stick.

NOTE: To avoid display data corruption, NEVER remove the USB memory stick until the display is completely powered-down. For complete shut down of the display, wait for 30 seconds after you turn the ignition OFF.

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From the ‘Display setup’ screen:

3Select ‘Advanced’ from the ‘Interface level’ drop down menu.

NOTE: This action will restart the display. When the display restarts, the display will automatically recognise the presence of the USB memory stick.

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4Turn the ignition switch OFF to shut down the monitor.

NOTE: The first time that the monitor is shut down you will notice that the initial shut down takes more time than usual. During this initial shut down, there is the transfer of all the previous task data onto the USB stick.

NOTE: If you need to remove the USB stick, only do so after the monitor has completely shut down.

V30 Display Software Upgrade:

Prior to the release of V30 display software, the display data would continuously record to the USB memory stick during machine operation

In machine applications with heavy data transfer, for example ‘Yield Monitoring’ or use of the ‘As Applied’ application, this heavy data transfer can result in:

Premature USB device failure

Display Data Corruption

The display rebooting or crashing

NOTE: The new logic in the V30 display software greatly reduces the risk of occurrence of the three above issues.

Since the release of the V30 display software, the display data transfers to the internal memory of the display during machine operation.

 

CNH EST Diagnostic Software

 

The display data within the internal memory of the display then transfers onto the USB memory stick when:

The operator shut down the display

The operator selects a new grower name, farm name, or field name

NOTE: This data transfer applies for both the CNH proprietary ‘Voyager’ display format and for the ‘Task Controller ISOXML’ format.

For full information with regard to software downloads see the:

IntelliView™ Service Manual: Software – Program

Archiving Display Data:

At the end of each working day,  NEW HOLLAND recommends you to archive the information from the USB memory stick to a desktop computer. This action should be common practice for all vehicles that incorporate IntelliView™ display systems.