2366 AHHC Potentiometer + Header calibration

jblydorp · Jul 1, 2011

Hey all,

We have a new to us 2366 and I'm currently getting it set up for wheat. I want to use the return to cut feature and I guess in order for it to work properly the Potentiometer cannot be plugged in. Is the only way to disconnect it to unplug that wiring harness from the feeder house or is there a better way? Also, I do seem to be able to calibrate header control properly. I can't cycle through the Standard/auto height/float options (0,1, and 2) I can only select 2 and then when I get to the step that says "dn" and I turn the height knob fully clockwise it doesn't progress any farther when told to. If you guys have any points or help that would be great!

Thanks,

Jon

caseihaxialflow · Jul 4, 2011

Potentiometer needs to be connected. Check to see that the pot is not siezed and rotates smoothly. If so carry out calibration as per manual. See how you go.
If you have AFS (pretty sure you would), there are two pots on the feeder. One for the AFS and the other for the controller.

jblydorp · Jul 5, 2011

Yeah we have AFS. I had everything connected when I was trying to calibrate it but maybe the connection was not actually being made... I'll check the pots. Those are the things on each side of the feeder? When I tried to use the return to cut with the one wire harness (the top one) plugged in it would lower but then come right back up. When I unplugged the harness it would go down to whatever height I had the dial at. But I'd get the header error light on.

caseihaxialflow · Jul 5, 2011

Yes the pots are on the side of the feeder - take off the link arm and see if they rotate freely. Sometimes if they are siezed you can free them, but make sure they are connected from the pivot through to the pot. There is a shear point if they jam.

jblydorp · Jul 5, 2011

alrighty I'll take a look at it and see what I can figure out. Thanks very much

michfarmer · Jul 7, 2011

When calibrating when it says dn you should momentarily push the header down button and it should go all the way down by itself.

2366 AHHC Potentiometer + Header calibration

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