SAFETY FIRST! 1. READ THE INSTRUCTION BOOK THOROUGHLY 6. SECURE THE PTO GUARD BY MEANS OF before attempting to operate or carry out any CHECK CHAINS to suitable points on the tractor maintenance on the machine. If you do not and machine to prevent the outer plastic shield from understand any part of this manual, ask your dealer rotating.
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INDEX Page Number SECTION 1 Installation Information SECTION 2 Control Desk Functions SECTION 3 Electronic Parts and Circuit Diagrams SECTION 4 Hydraulic Components SECTION 5 Oil tank Components and Hydraulic Pump SECTION 6 Solenoid Valve & Control Trouble Shooting SECTION 7 Solenoid Valve & Controls Repair And Adjustment...
1.5 ELECTRONIC CONTROL MAINTENANCE. Teagle Machinery Ltd should be contacted immediately if any problem is found with any aspect of the electronic controls during the warranty period. The correct course of action shall be advised by a member of the manufacturer’s Technical Staff.
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SECTION 2 CONTROL DESK FUNTIONS Section 2.1 Control Desk Connecting the control desk & junction box. Place the control desk in the cab and attach it in a convenient location using the suction cup. Plug the control desk into the power supply. Route the machine cable to the tractor auxiliary power socket ensuring it is kept away from the rear wheel and any pinch points between the PTO shaft and link arms.
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Hold the sequence of buttons for 8 seconds until both the ‘bale chamber milling direction’ and ‘on’ LED’s illuminate. Release buttons and the LED’s should flash alternately. Using the automatic bale chamber speed control button to slow down, and the manual bale chamber speed control button to speed up, slow the bale chamber down to the point where it just stops.
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When it is necessary to stop milling part way through a bale, always stop the bale chamber rotation and put it in reverse for a few seconds before stopping the mill rotor. This allows the material in the area around the mill rotor to be removed by the conveyor.
Section 3.2 Connection Diagram LED’s Bluetooth Speed connection status sensor LED’s Bluetooth card Power to oil cooler + VE Red -VE Black Power supply + VE Red Auxiliary -VE Black stop entrance Flashing Reverse Speed Forward Conveyor beacon sensor entrance entrance Flashing beacon...
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4.25 Inlet & flow divider HYD5439. (seal kit no: HYD5340) Item. Part No. Description. Qty. Seal kit HYD5340 “O” Ring. Not available Flow control cartridge Not available Housing HYD5314 Flow cartridge assembly...
SECTION 5. OIL TANK COMPONENTS & HYDRAULIC Section 5.1 Oil tank components Ref. Description Part No. Q’ty. Associated components Part No. Q’ty. Visual Level Indicator HYD5362 Oil Filler Cap Assembly HYD5360 Setscrew M5 x 20 FAS8903P 6 Locknut M5 FAS2328 Plain Washer M5 FAS2341P 12 Return Line Filter...
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SECTION 6. SOLENOID VALVE AND CONTROLS TROUBLE SHOOTING TOMAHAWK C12 FAULT FINDING CHART – PART 1 Symptom Fault Possible Solutions High power Bale fed too quickly into the rotor worn Reduce bale chamber speed. consumption. hammers. Bale chamber speed too high.
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“ON” and “OFF” buttons the control desk from turning on. together for 2 seconds. Damage to electronic circuit. Contact Teagle Machinery Ltd. Conveyor Belt will not Hydraulic hoses incorrectly connected to Ensure the correct pairs of hoses are connected fold up or unfold from the tractor.
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TOMAHAWK FAULT FINDING CHART – PART 3 Symptom Fault Possible Solutions Oil leaking from Clamping bolts loose. Check bolts through valve tightened to correct between slices of the torque specified in the maintenance section. valve. Interface seals damaged by either of the Replace damaged seals.
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Bale chamber max and min values need adjustment usually indicated by a variable voltage outside the giv- en range. Control desk potentiometer or circuit board has failed - refer the control desk to Teagle Machinery Ltd for repair. Note: Control desks are available on an exchange basis to prevent any unnecessary down time.
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6.6 Adjusting the pressure relief valve. To check the relief valve setting place an in line pressure gauge in the supply hose to the valve. Remove both hoses from the bed chain hydraulic motor and blank both hose ends. (3/8” BSP blanking plug for the hose fitting). Start the tractor and operate the bed chain with the bed chain speed control in its mid position.