New Holland NH 1064 – EDC (Electronic Draft Control) module: EDC Hydraulic Valve Raise Solenoid Open Circuit
Issue description
The electrical circuit providing power or ground to the solenoid valve responsible for raising the rear hitch is broken or interrupted.
Applies to these machines
16 machines- T5 Series
- T5.95
- T5.105
- T5.115
- T6 Series
- T7 Series
- T7.220
- T7.235
- T7.250
- T7.260
- T7.270
- TM Series
- TM115
- TM125
- TM1500
- T70 Series
Check the cause
Inspect the EDC Valve Raise Solenoid: Test the solenoid coil for continuity and proper resistance to rule out an internal break in the coil.
Check the Wiring Harness: Inspect the wiring between the EDC controller and the raise solenoid for chafing, breaks, or disconnected plugs.
Check the Central Controller (XCM): Verify that the controller is outputting the correct voltage to the solenoid when a 'raise' command is initiated from the cab.
Repair steps
Locate the EDC Valve Block
Find the hydraulic control valve block at the rear of the tractor and identify the 'Raise' solenoid (often labeled Y12 in wiring diagrams).
Disconnect and Inspect
Unplug the harness connector from the raise solenoid. Clean the contacts and look for pushed-out pins or corrosion.
Repair or Replace
If the wiring harness is damaged, repair the broken wire. If the solenoid coil tests open (infinite resistance), remove the retaining nut, slide the old solenoid coil off the valve stem, and install a new one.
Clear the Code
Once the physical repair is made, use a diagnostic tool or the tractor's onboard diagnostic menu to clear code NH 1064.
Test Operation
Test the rear hitch using the cab controls to ensure it raises and lowers smoothly.
Recalibrate
You will likely need to perform a Hydraulic Lift Autocalibration routine. The system may prompt you with code NH 1024 ('Perform Hydraulic Lift Autocalibration') after the repair is completed.
Parts you might need
(1)EDC Hydraulic Valve Raise Solenoid
188105A1Part numbers vary heavily by specific tractor series (e.g., T5 vs. T7). Always verify the exact part number against the specific machine's serial number in the CNH parts catalog. Solenoid coils are often sold separately from the hydraulic valve cartridge. Ensure you are only replacing the electrical coil if the hydraulic valve itself is not leaking or sticking.
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