2407.05

John Deere 2407.05 – BLC / RLC: Outer Worklights on Rear of Roof, Current Too Low

Issue description

The control unit has detected lower-than-expected electrical current in the circuit for the outer work light on the rear of the cab roof. This fault code is triggered when the work lights are switched on and the amperage draw is below the normal threshold. This condition is most commonly caused by a blown bulb creating an open circuit, or by high resistance in the electrical circuit, such as a corroded connector or partially broken wire, which impedes current flow.

Applies to these machines

  • 6110M
  • 6120M
  • 6130M
  • 6145M
  • 6155M
  • 6175M
  • 6195M
  • 6090MC
  • 6100MC
  • 6110MC
  • 6090RC
  • 6100RC
  • 6110RC
  • 6M Series
  • 6R Series

Check the cause

  1. Power cycle the tractor (turn off, cycle key, turn back on) to see if the code clears

  2. Visually inspect the rear roof work lights to identify which outer bulb is failing to illuminate

  3. Remove the non-working bulb and test the filament for continuity using a multimeter (blown bulb cause)

  4. Use a multimeter at the light housing connector to check for 12V power and a solid ground when the light switch is activated

  5. Inspect the wiring harness leading from the roof light back to the BLC/RLC module for corroded pins, loose connections, or pinched wires (high resistance cause)

Repair steps

  1. Turn off the machine

    Turn off the machine and remove the key to ensure no power is flowing to the lighting circuits.

  2. Access the light housing

    Safely access the rear roof outer work light. Depending on the housing style, remove the retaining screws or unclip the lens cover.

  3. Replace the bulb

    Disconnect the bulb from its wiring pigtail. If the bulb is blown, replace it with a new OEM-spec bulb (do not touch the glass of a new halogen bulb with bare fingers, as oil can cause premature failure).

  4. Clean connectors

    If the bulb was not blown, spray the electrical connector with a dedicated contact cleaner to remove any corrosion. Apply a small amount of dielectric grease to the connector pins to prevent future moisture intrusion.

  5. Reassemble and Test

    Reinstall the bulb and lens cover. Turn the tractor key to the ON position, activate the work lights, and verify that the light illuminates and the 002407.05 fault code moves to a stored or inactive state.

Parts you might need

(13)
  • Replacement Bulb

    1003

    Generic replacement bulb

  • Replacement Bulb

    1003G

    Generic replacement bulb

  • Replacement Bulb

    H3 12V

    Generic replacement bulb

  • OEM replacement work light assembly

  • OEM replacement work light assembly

  • OEM replacement work light assembly

  • OEM replacement work light assembly

  • OEM replacement work light assembly

  • Standard Roof Light Assembly (Halogen, 12V 55W)

    AT191875

    OEM John Deere complete lamp assembly

  • LED Work Light (4-inch Round)

    42660

    Aftermarket Shoup alternative

  • Aftermarket SutterBros alternative

  • Example ECU part number; verify specific RLC/CLC part number by tractor serial number

Get help to fix this fault by requesting a quote

Browse other John Deere codes