200152

John Deere 200152 – E04: Cleaning Fan Speed Failed to Reach Commanded Speed

Issue description

The cleaning fan speed did not reach the commanded target speed within a 130-second timeframe. This indicates a potential issue with the mechanical, electrical, or hydraulic systems responsible for controlling or operating the cleaning fan, preventing it from achieving its required RPM.

Applies to these machines

  • 9400
  • 9410
  • 9450
  • 9500
  • 9510
  • 9510SH
  • 9550
  • 9550SH
  • 9560
  • 9560SH
  • 9600
  • 9610
  • 9650
  • 9660
  • 9540 WTS
  • 9560 WTS
  • 9580 WTS
  • 9640 WTS
  • 9660 WTS
  • 9680 WTS
  • 9560 STS
  • 9570 STS
  • 9650 STS
  • 9660 STS
  • 9670 STS
  • 9750 STS
  • 9760 STS
  • 9770 STS
  • 9860 STS
  • 9870 STS
  • CTS
  • CTS II
  • S650
  • S660
  • S670
  • S680
  • S690
  • S760
  • S770
  • S780
  • S785
  • S790

Check the cause

  1. Visually inspect the air intake screen, fan blades, and ducting for any visible obstructions or debris.

  2. Examine the fan blades for any damage, wear, or bending.

  3. Check the tension and condition of the fan drive belt, as a loose or worn belt can cause the fan to run at a lower speed.

  4. Inspect the fan bearings for any wear or play.

  5. Check the hydraulic fluid level, verify hydraulic pressure is within specifications, and inspect for leaks in the fan motor or hydraulic lines.

  6. Check if the fan speed actuator motor has stopped due to its thermal shutoff (allow 10-15 minutes to cool if used continuously or if linkage is binding).

  7. Inspect the electrical harness and connections to the fan speed actuator for any damage or loose connections.

Repair steps

  1. Clean components

    Remove any debris or blockages from the air intake, fan, and associated ducting.

  2. Address belt issues

    If the fan drive belt is loose, adjust the tension according to specifications. Replace the belt if it is cracked, worn, or damaged.

  3. Hydraulic system repairs

    If a hydraulic issue is identified (low pressure or leaks), consult the service manual or dealer to repair or replace a faulty hydraulic pump or motor.

  4. Replace damaged fan components

    If the fan blades are damaged or the assembly is out of balance, replace the fan assembly.

  5. Replace the fan speed actuator

    If diagnostic checks point to a faulty fan speed actuator, replace it.

Parts you might need

(3)
  • Fits 9000, 9400, 9500, 9600, STS, S, and S7 series combines

  • Cleaning Fan Actuator

    AXE49698

    Specified for S650-S790 series combines

  • Relevance to cleaning fan speed system should be confirmed with a parts catalog

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