2468 - UCM

Case IH 2468 - UCM – UCM: Shuttle lever C2 switch voltage too high

Issue description

A "voltage too high" fault on a Case IH shuttle lever switch typically indicates that the switch input is shorted to a +12 Volt power source or a 5 Volt reference line. It can also indicate an open circuit that causes the controller to see a maximum voltage value.

Applies to these machines

  • VESTRUM CVX
  • Magnum (235-340 series)
  • Maxxum
  • Puma

Check the cause

  1. Physically cycle the shuttle lever back and forth to free up potentially stuck mechanical switches

  2. Try driving in the opposite direction to see if the module recognizes the input

  3. Inspect wiring for a short to the +12V or 5V reference lines

  4. Check wiring for an open circuit that may cause the controller to see a maximum voltage value

Parts you might need

(3)
  • Shuttle Lever Switch

  • FNRP Pod Switch

  • Forward/Reverse Switch

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