002025.09

John Deere 002025.09 – ICU: ATC to ICU CAN Communication Failure

Issue description

The Instrument Control Unit (ICU) is not receiving expected CAN bus messages from the Automatic Temperature Control (ATC) module (ClimaTrak™ system) at the normal update rate. This communication breakdown prevents the operator from monitoring and controlling the HVAC system via the main display, and can be caused by a faulty ATC module, damaged wiring, or a CAN bus network issue.

Applies to these machines

  • 9230
  • 9330
  • 9430
  • 9530
  • 9630
  • 8000
  • 8000T
  • 8010
  • 8010T
  • 8020
  • 8020T
  • 8030T
  • 7020
  • 7030
  • 6020
  • 6030
  • 6R
  • 6M

Check the cause

  1. Check for other active fault codes to determine if this is a single module failure or a wider CAN network issue

  2. Cycle the key switch to restart the tractor and clear any temporary communication glitches

  3. Check fuses related to the ATC module (e.g., Fuse F42 on 7000/8000 series, Fuse F6 on 9030 series)

  4. Perform a CAN bus resistance check with power off and batteries disconnected (expect ~60 Ω between CAN High and CAN Low at the diagnostic port; 120 Ω indicates a missing terminating resistor or open wiring, 0 Ω indicates a short circuit)

  5. Perform a CAN bus voltage check with batteries reconnected and key in RUN (expect ~2.5V-3.5V on CAN High, ~1.5V-2.5V on CAN Low to chassis ground)

  6. Inspect cab recirculation filters and condenser (less likely to cause a communication fault, but recommended)

Repair steps

  1. Locate the ATC Module

    Find the ATC controller within the cab, typically located behind or within the right-hand console where the climate controls are situated.

  2. Inspect wiring and connectors

    Visually inspect the ATC wiring harness for chafing, pinching, or corrosion. Disconnect the main connector and inspect pins for moisture or damage.

  3. Test for power and ground

    With the connector unplugged and key in the 'RUN' position, use a multimeter to verify the ATC module is receiving power and has a solid ground connection at its harness connector.

  4. Isolate the ATC module

    Unplug the ATC module and re-check CAN bus resistance. If resistance changes from 60 Ω to 120 Ω, it indicates the ATC module contains one of the bus's terminating resistors.

  5. Replace the ATC module

    If all wiring, power, ground, and network integrity checks pass, replace the ATC module. Note that a new module may require programming or calibration by a John Deere dealer.

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