Pottinger IMPRESS 155 V Operating instructions

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IMPRESS 155 V
8320
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which are permanently monitored by our in-house quality management team and our man-
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descriptions. Please contact your Specialist Service Centre for any binding information about
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Dear Customer
The Operating instructions will allow you to become acquainted with your machine and pro-
vide clear information about safe and correct handling, maintenance and care. Take the time
to read the instructions all the way through.
The operating instructions are a part of the machine. They must be stored in an accessible
location at the workplace for the entire service life of the machine. The user must independ-
ently supplement the instructions regarding national regulations on accident prevention, traf-
fic safety and environment protection.
All persons that are entrusted with the operation, maintenance or transport of the machine
must read and understand these instructions, in particular the safety instructions, before be-
ginning work. Any warranty claims lapse on non-observance of these Instructions.
If you have any questions regarding the contents of these Operating instructions or further
questions regarding the machine, please contact your PÖTTINGER service partner.
Correct maintenance and care according to the defined maintenance intervals will ensure the
operational and traffic safety, as well as the reliability of your machine.
Use only original spare parts or spare parts and accessories that are approved by PÖTTING-
ER Landtechnik GmbH. Only original spare parts that are approved by us have been tested
and accordingly are appropriate for use in your machine. The use of any unapproved parts
forfeits any guarantee or guarantee claim. Even after the end of the warranty period we rec-
ommend using original spare parts to ensure the performance of your machine.
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when selling machines, as well as to instruct clients regarding the safety, operation and
maintenance regulations concerning the machine. Confirmation in the form of a declaration
of transfer is required to verify that the implement and Instructions have been transferred cor-
rectly. The declaration of transfer is delivered together with the machine.
Every self-employed person and farmer is an entrepreneur within the meaning of the product
liability legislation. Therefore corporate property damage according to the Product Liability
Law is excluded from the liability of PÖTTINGER. Corporate property damage according to
the Product Liability Law refers to damage caused by the machine. Damage to the machine
is not property damage according to the Product Liability Law.
The operating instructions are a part of the machine, therefore you must transfer them when
selling/transferring the machine to a new user. Train and instruct the new owner in the regu-
lations stated.
The PÖTTINGER service team wishes you the best of luck.
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You will find the following representations in this operating manual
DANGER
If you do not follow the instructions in a text section with this marking, there is a risk
of fatal or life-threatening injury.
â–º All instructions in such text sections must be followed!
WARNING
If you do not follow the instructions in a text section with this marking, there is a risk
of severe injury.
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CAUTION
If you do not follow the instructions in a text section with this marking, there is a risk
of injury.
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NOTICE
If you do not follow the instructions in a text section with this marking, there is a risk
of damage to property.
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TIP
Marked text sections contain recommendations and advice on handling the machine.
ENVIRONMENT
Marked text sections contain advice on the subject of environmental protection.
Equipment marked as optional is available only for certain machine models or in certain
countries.
Images may differ in detail to your machine and should only be considered as indicative.
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Instructions for product handover
Please verify the listed items in accordance with the product liability obligation
Please, tick off where appropriate.
Machine checked according to delivery note. All packing materials removed, all
safety devices, cardan shafts and control elements present.
Machine operation, commissioning and maintenance discussed with and explained
to the clients using the operational instructions.
Tyre air pressure verified.
Tightness of wheel nuts verified.
Reference to correct p.t.o. speed and direction of rotation.
Adaptation to tractor complete; three point adjustment, drawbar height, attachment
of handbrake lever in tractor cab, forced steering set, compatibility of all necessary
electrical, hydraulic and pneumatic connectors to tractor checked and established.
Cardan shaft correctly cut to length.
Test run of all machine functions in addition to parking brake and operating brake
completed and no defects noted.
Function explanation during test run.
Tilting to transport and working position explained.
Information regarding optional equipment provided.
References made to compulsory reading of the operational instructions.
Confirmation is required to prove that the machine and the operating instructions have been
properly handed over. For this purpose you have received a confirmation e-mail from PÖT-
TINGER. If you have not received this mail, please contact your local dealer. Your dealer can
fill in the handover declaration online.
Austria
PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH
Industriegelände 1
4710 Grieskirchen
Phone+43 7248 600-0
Fax+43 7248 600-2513
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Amendment index
Date Index Amendment reason Amended chapter
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Layout and function
Functional elements.......................................................................................................... 14
Accessories included in the scope of delivery................................................................... 16
Upgrade program.............................................................................................................. 16
At a glance
Identification...................................................................................................................... 17
Type plate with CE marking......................................................................................... 17
Description
EU - declaration of conformity........................................................................................... 19
Intended use..................................................................................................................... 20
Technical data
Dimensions....................................................................................................................... 21
Attachment........................................................................................................................ 21
Weights............................................................................................................................. 22
Power requirements.......................................................................................................... 22
Material processing........................................................................................................... 22
Tying media....................................................................................................................... 23
Drive.................................................................................................................................. 23
Pre-compression unit........................................................................................................ 23
Pick-up.............................................................................................................................. 24
Rotor................................................................................................................................. 24
Cutting unit........................................................................................................................ 24
Bale chamber.................................................................................................................... 25
Tying system..................................................................................................................... 25
Tailgate............................................................................................................................. 25
Lubrication systems.......................................................................................................... 25
Hydraulics ........................................................................................................................ 26
Electrics............................................................................................................................. 27
Terminals.......................................................................................................................... 27
Chassis and tyres.............................................................................................................. 28
Safety and the environment
Safety advice..................................................................................................................... 29
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Qualification of personnel............................................................................................ 29
Performing maintenance work..................................................................................... 29
Organisational measures............................................................................................. 29
Maintaining operational safety..................................................................................... 29
Special hazards........................................................................................................... 30
Safety devices................................................................................................................... 31
Implement safety devices............................................................................................ 31
Articulated shaft safety devices................................................................................... 32
Warning signs.............................................................................................................. 33
Traffic safety equipment.............................................................................................. 45
Environmental protection.................................................................................................. 45
Handling hazardous substances................................................................................. 45
Disposal of the machine.............................................................................................. 46
Select Control-Terminal
Switching on and off.......................................................................................................... 47
Operating mode................................................................................................................ 48
Adjustment options............................................................................................................ 58
Implement test................................................................................................................... 65
Operating data.................................................................................................................. 74
Configuration options........................................................................................................ 81
POWER CONTROL terminal
Switching on and off.......................................................................................................... 85
Operating mode................................................................................................................ 86
What you can perform on the keyboard:........................................................................... 99
Adjustment options............................................................................................................ 102
Implement test................................................................................................................... 111
Operating data.................................................................................................................. 117
Configuration options........................................................................................................ 121
EXPERT 75 ISOBUS-Terminal
EXPERT 75 Terminal overview......................................................................................... 134
Input keypad................................................................................................................ 134
ISOBUS operation
Input masks....................................................................................................................... 136
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Selection masks................................................................................................................ 137
START screen................................................................................................................... 138
Operating mode................................................................................................................ 140
Adjustment options............................................................................................................ 155
Implement test................................................................................................................... 164
Error-List........................................................................................................................... 168
Operating data.................................................................................................................. 170
Configuration options........................................................................................................ 173
Control valves
Lowering and raising the pick up....................................................................................... 187
Swivelling blades in and out.............................................................................................. 188
Swivelling cutting floor in and out...................................................................................... 189
Opening and closing the tailgate....................................................................................... 190
Initial start
Adjusting hydraulics.......................................................................................................... 192
IMPRESS MASTER.................................................................................................... 192
IMPRESS PRO............................................................................................................ 192
Calculation of tractor ballast weight.................................................................................. 193
Locking and unlocking the tailgate.................................................................................... 193
Setting the hitching device................................................................................................ 194
Adjustment of the cardan shaft......................................................................................... 198
Check PTO drive......................................................................................................... 201
Emergency-brake adjustment bolt position (hydraulic single pipe brake H1L)................. 201
Breakaway cable attachment (emergency brake valve hydraulic single pipe brake H1L) 202
Checking oil level and lubrication...................................................................................... 204
Checking chain pre-tensioning.......................................................................................... 205
Automatic oil lubrication filling........................................................................................... 206
Setting the automatic oil lubrication system...................................................................... 207
Automatic oil lubrication Vent pressure lines.................................................................... 208
Automatic grease lubrication filling.................................................................................... 208
Check PTO drive............................................................................................................... 210
Binding device Check switching distance......................................................................... 210
Check belt alignment......................................................................................................... 211
Opening and closing protective covers............................................................................. 211
Swivelling ladders in and out............................................................................................. 212
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Settings and retrofitting
Dismantling and mounting the pick-up feeler wheels........................................................ 214
Set pick-up feeler height................................................................................................... 215
Setting pick-up functions................................................................................................... 216
Setting the swath pre-compaction..................................................................................... 217
Adjusting and retooling knives.......................................................................................... 218
Change typing medium reel.............................................................................................. 226
Use binder roll magazine.................................................................................................. 231
Unhitching and hitching the bale kicker............................................................................. 231
Adjust application pressure in the roll brake..................................................................... 232
Adjust the netting knife pressure....................................................................................... 233
Changing foil width............................................................................................................ 234
Tighten the plait-making chain.......................................................................................... 234
Connect the fodder additive system.................................................................................. 235
Transport to the place of operation
Loading the implement...................................................................................................... 238
Coupling
Attach drawbar.................................................................................................................. 240
Attach the cardan shaft..................................................................................................... 242
Connecting hydraulic hoses.............................................................................................. 243
Move belt tensioner valve to tensioning position............................................................... 246
Connecting the air brake system....................................................................................... 246
Connect the dual-phase brake system H2L...................................................................... 248
Removing the wheel chocks............................................................................................. 250
Releasing the emergency brake....................................................................................... 250
Lift the stand into the transport position............................................................................ 251
Connecting the electrical cables....................................................................................... 251
Mounting the terminal........................................................................................................ 252
Working
Preparing and performing transportation.......................................................................... 255
Preparing compression works........................................................................................... 256
Beginning compression..................................................................................................... 259
Bale recycling.................................................................................................................... 265
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Ending compression works............................................................................................... 265
Unhitching
Lowering the stand to the parking position........................................................................ 266
Pulling the emergency brake............................................................................................. 267
Placing the wheel chocks.................................................................................................. 267
Uncoupling the compressed-air braking system............................................................... 268
Uncouple the dual-phase brake system H2L.................................................................... 269
Detaching the terminal...................................................................................................... 269
Disconnecting the electrical cables................................................................................... 272
Disconnecting the hydraulic hoses.................................................................................... 272
Detaching the articulated shaft.......................................................................................... 273
Detaching the drawbar...................................................................................................... 274
Decommissioning
Maintaining long-term quality
Before every season
Check hydraulic hoses...................................................................................................... 279
Change input gear oil........................................................................................................ 279
Check the brake lever travel............................................................................................. 280
Check shear bolt............................................................................................................... 281
Before every run
Check tyre pressure.......................................................................................................... 282
Check wheel fastenings.................................................................................................... 282
Check lighting and braking units....................................................................................... 282
Check brake pad wear...................................................................................................... 282
Lubrication chart
Lubrication chart................................................................................................................ 283
Lubricate the cardan shaft................................................................................................. 287
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After every season
As required
Relax and tighten the press strap (Select Control)........................................................... 289
Relax and tension the press belt (Power Control and CCI).............................................. 290
Adjusting the belt alignment.............................................................................................. 291
Release hydraulic pressure............................................................................................... 293
Changing the hydraulic filter.............................................................................................. 295
Clean the machine............................................................................................................ 295
Tighten the plait-making chain.......................................................................................... 298
What to do when...
Clear gear blockage.......................................................................................................... 299
Control failure -emergency operation................................................................................ 299
Dual-phase brake: Release the emergency brake (in tension)......................................... 302
Dual-phase brake: Release the emergency brake (on uncoupled tractor)........................ 303
Alarm notifications SELECT CONTROL........................................................................... 304
SELECT CONTROL service messages............................................................................ 304
POWER CONTROL/CCI terminal alarm messages.......................................................... 305
Alarm messages list for Power Control and ISOBUS....................................................... 307
Circuit layouts
Electrical wiring diagram SC 120 - inputs and outputs...................................................... 313
Cable harness SC 120...................................................................................................... 319
Electrical circuit layout ISOBUS - outputs, valves and motors.......................................... 320
Cable harness IMPRESS F - Digital IN/OUT.................................................................... 329
Cable harness IMPRESS V - Digital IN/OUT.................................................................... 329
IMPRESS FIXKAMMER cable harness ........................................................................... 332
Cables and terminations................................................................................................... 333
IMPRESS PROFI cable harness options.......................................................................... 334
IMPRESS cable harness options...................................................................................... 336
ISOBUS job controller connections................................................................................... 339
Terminal connections........................................................................................................ 341
Colour code table.............................................................................................................. 348
Equipment table................................................................................................................ 348
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Hydraulics circuit layouts
Hydraulics circuit layouts IMPRESS F Master.................................................................. 353
Hydraulics circuit layouts IMPRESS V Master.................................................................. 355
Hydraulics circuit layouts IMPRESS F Pro........................................................................ 357
Hydraulics circuit layouts IMPRESS V Pro....................................................................... 359
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Functional elements
Names and functions
Pos. Element Function
1 Universal drawbar Drawbar height infinitely adjustable. A drawbar eye coupling is
used for top attachment (lower PTO shaft). A drawbar coupling
or drawbar eye coupling is used for lower hitching (top PTO
shaft).
2 Support stand The continuously adjustable support leg supports the machine
in the parking position.
3 Gearbox Input gearbox from tractor.
4 Pre-compression
unit
The pre-compression device hitched with a spring can be adjus-
ted to the swath height so that it can compact the compression
material along a rotating roll guide and a baffle plate.
5 Pickup The pick-up with 8-fold adjustable float function and a collection
width of 2050 mm (MASTER models) or 2300 mm (PRO mod-
els) collects the pressed material.
6 LIFTUP-rotor The LIFTUP overhead rotor feeds the material to the cutterbar.
7 FLEXCUT cutter-
bar and TWIN-
BLADE blade
FLEXCUT cutterbar with up to 32 double-sided knives and knife
group control. The cutting length can be adjusted by swivelling
out or in knife groups.
8 Knife bar with
EASY MOVE
function
Hydraulically extendable and retractable cutterbar, laterally ex-
tendable on rollers.
9 Cutting base Can be swung in and out hydraulically in the event of overfilling
of the cutterbar.
10 IMPRESS F:
Fixed pressing
chamber with
pressing belt
The fixed bale chamber allows the production of round bales
with a diameter of 1250 mm.
IMPRESS V: Vari-
able chamber ba-
ler with compres-
sion belts
The variable bale chamber allows the production of round bales
with continuously adjustable diameters.
11 Tying system The bale in the bale chamber is bound with the binding device.
12 Tailgate Hydraulically operated tailgate for bale ejection.
13 Bale ramp (op-
tional)
Due to the optionally provided bale kicker, driving back from the
swath for unloading can be omitted.
14 Ascent The platform offers safe access to the tying system so that you
are able to insert the tying medium.
15 Chassis (Optional) Running gear with compressed air brake and me-
chanical parking brake.
(Option) Chassis with hydraulic brake / emergency brake valve
and mechanical parking brake.
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Pos. Element Function
16 Maintenance flap
(optional)
The maintenance flap can be used to remove blockages from
the rotor region. Standard with MASTER. Optional for PRO de-
vices)
Terminal
Machine operation takes place via the terminal. It shows the current machine status and
gives acoustic and optical warnings in case of a malfunction.
Depending on the configuration, the round-bale press is equipped with a SELECT CON-
TROL terminal (1), a POWER CONTROL terminal (2) or an ISOBUS terminal (3) / (4).
Layout and function
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You can operate the implement via the ISOBUS tractor terminal.
Accessories included in the scope of delivery
• Operational instructions, spare part list and declaration of transfer.
• Cutting lever for swinging the cutterbars in and out.
• Side protection key for unlocking the side protection.
• Wheel chocks
Upgrade program
The PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH upgrade program offers many upgrade possibilities.
You can receive additional information from your service dealer.
Layout and function
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Identification
Type plate with CE marking
(1) Type plate
Before making any enquiries about the machine or technical details, note down the model
and type from the nameplate and keep them handy. Chassis no. and/or serial no. are re-
quired for ordering spare parts.
(2) CE label
The CE label confirms that the machine conforms with the provisions of the Machinery Direc-
tives.
Included data
The type plate shows the following data.
Data
Chassis number
Model
Type
Serial number
Basic weight
Model year
Year of mfr
Year of manufacture information can be found on a sticker near the type plate.
At a glance
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At a glance
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EU - declaration of conformity
Name and address of the manufacturer:
PÖTTINGER Landtechnik GmbH
Industriegelände 1
AT - 4710 Grieskirchen
Machine (interchangeable equipment):
pick-up baler IMPRESS 155 V
Type 8320
Serial no.
The manufacturer declares that the machines adhere to all relevant provisions in the
following directive:
machinery 2006/42/EG
In addition to this, the manufacturer also declares adherence to the other following
directives and/or relevant provisions
Source of applied, harmonised norms:
EN ISO 12100 EN ISO 4254-1 EN ISO 4254-11
Source of applied miscellaneous technical norms and / or specifications:
Person responsible for documentation:
Johann Kleesadl
Industriegelände 1
A-4710 Grieskirchen
EC Conformity Declaration
Original Conformity Declaration
Markus Baldinger,
CTO R&D
Grieskirchen,
09.03.2020
Jörg Lechner,
CTO Production
Description
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Intended use
The IMPRESS round balers are designed for mounting on a suitable tractor and for compact-
ing grass silage, alfalfa silage, hay and straw. The implements allow for the production of
round bales with stable shape, tied with net.
The implement is designed to be operated by one person. Operation by a second person is
only permitted for training purposes. Areas of responsibility and work processes must be
clearly established and agreed.
Any other use or use going beyond that stated above is not appropriate. The operator is fully
liable for any damage resulting from such uses. It is prohibited to transport persons, objects
of bales with this machine.
Appropriate use also includes observance of these Instructions and warning signs (picto-
grams) as well as of the care and maintenance conditions.
Description
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Pottinger IMPRESS 155 V Operating instructions

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