Great Plains NP3000A Operator Manual User Manual
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Great Plains Manufacturing, Inc.
Troubleshooting
99
2014-04-22
407-613M
Rate Alarm, High
Incorrect VALVE CAL for Control Valve or
METER CAL for flow meter.
Recheck console setup against
values provided for components
(page 44).
Control Valve failed, or harness status
Suspend operation (page 63).
Close emergency shut-off valve.
Discharge line from emergency
shut-off valve to tines.
Wait for applicator to be safe to
approach.
Check harness connections and
fuses.
Use console SELF-TEST mode to
command rate to zero open. Check
valve ball indicators at valves.
Command rate to maximum. Check
ball indicator.
Excess NH
3
Remaining
(but no alarms)
Incorrect console setup
Re-check METER CAL and BOOM
CAL.
Field size different.
After ruling out metering problems,
re-check geography.
Excessive gaps between fertilizer applicator
passes.
Gap between opposing pass end
trenches should be one row space
(e.g. 30in)
Flow meter malfunction
Consult dealer.
NH
3
Consumption Too
High (but no alarms)
Incorrect console setup
Re-check METER CAL and BOOM
CAL.
Field size different.
After ruling out metering problems,
re-check geography.
Excessive overlap
Gap between opposing pass end
trenches should be one row space
(e.g. 30in). Also check tracks for
unintended re-applications,
particularly if relying on GPS
mapping.
Tank or system Leak
Suspend application. Carefully
approach applicator and nurse tank
from up-wind. Check for leaks in
Flow meter malfunction
Consult dealer.
Rows Not Fertilized
Check for plugged row-unit tube
Stop application per page 64. Lift
applicator and inspect tines. Clear
any plugging per “Clearing Plugged
Tines” on page 110.
Failed or malfunctioning aftermarket section
control.
Consult system supplier
documentation.
Problem
Cause
Solution