Fendt 900 Vario SCR / Tier III service schedule

Fendt 900 Vario · Dates: check your serial number (Sparex lists codes 941–946)

Covers the Fendt 900 Vario SCR / Tier III (924, 927, 930, 933, 936, 939).

Every maker's service job for the Fendt 900 Vario SCR / Tier III, counted in hours, with the oils, filters and parts each one needs. Add your tractor to Farmyard Workshop and it works out what's due from your hours and dates, and keeps the service history.

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Versions: 924–939 Vario SCR / Tier III (codes 941–946)

Service intervals

JobWhen
Engine oil and filter changeevery 500 hours
Fuel pre-filter changeevery 500 hours
AdBlue (DEF) filter changeevery 500 hours
Cab air filtersevery 500 hours
Lubricate all grease pointsevery 500 hours
Main fuel filter changeevery 1,000 hours
Engine air filter, primary elementevery 1,000 hours
Belts, idler and tensioner bearings checkevery 1,000 hours
Vario transmission oil and filters changeevery 1,000 hours
Front axle differential/PTO oil, filter and hub oilevery 1,000 hours
Hydraulic oil and filters changeevery 1,000 hours
Compressed air dryer cartridge changeevery 1,000 hours
AdBlue breather filter changeevery 2,000 hours
Engine air filter, secondary elementevery 2,000 hours
Engine coolant changeevery 2,000 hours
Valve clearance checkevery 2,000 hours
Rear axle final drive oil changeevery 2,000 hours

Service jobs and parts

Engine oil and filter change

Engine · every 500 hours

Dealer schedule: engine oil, oil filter and drain plug gasket are changed together every 500 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Engine oil110W-40. Synthetic Deutz engine oil, 38 L. Aztec Oils match: EMPROTEC XHPD 10W-4079036470B
Engine oil filter1F934201510320
Oil drain plug gasket1F934201510340
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, lower the linkage and any implement, stop the engine, take the key out and chock the wheels.
  2. Let it stand a few minutes. Hot oil burns, and the exhaust is very hot after a regeneration. Wear gloves.
  3. Remove the sump drain plug and let the oil drain fully.
  4. Remove the old oil filter and clean the filter seat. Wipe a little clean oil on the new seal and fit it as the filter says.
  5. Fit the drain plug with a new gasket and tighten it to the torque in your handbook.
  6. Fill with the oil, run the engine for a minute, stop, wait a few minutes and check the dipstick. Top up to the mark, not above.
  7. Check for leaks at the filter and plug. Reset the service reminder on the terminal if your tractor has one.

Tools: Drain tray (large enough for the sump), Filter wrench, Spanner or socket for the sump plug, Funnel, Rags, Gloves

Fuel pre-filter change

Fuel · every 500 hours

Dealer schedule: fuel pre-filter every 500 hours. Drain the water from it at the same time.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Fuel pre-filter1F842201060010
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, lower the linkage and any implement, stop the engine and take the key out.
  2. Clean around the filter housing so no dirt gets in when it is opened.
  3. Remove the old element or cartridge and catch what spills. Dispose of it properly.
  4. Wipe the seat clean, fit the new seals (new O-rings where the list shows them) and fit the new element.
  5. Refit the housing, then bleed or prime the system as your handbook says if it is a fuel filter.
  6. Run the engine and check for leaks.

Tools: Filter wrench or the key the handbook shows, Clean rags, Gloves, Container for spilled fuel or oil

AdBlue (DEF) filter change

Exhaust · every 500 hours

Dealer schedule: the DEF filter every 500 hours; the breather filter every 2,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
DEF filter1Supersedes 02934690ACP0594170
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, lower the linkage and any implement, stop the engine and take the key out.
  2. Clean around the filter housing so no dirt gets in when it is opened.
  3. Remove the old element or cartridge and catch what spills. Dispose of it properly.
  4. Wipe the seat clean, fit the new seals (new O-rings where the list shows them) and fit the new element.
  5. Refit the housing, then bleed or prime the system as your handbook says if it is a fuel filter.
  6. Run the engine and check for leaks.

Tools: Filter wrench or the key the handbook shows, Clean rags, Gloves, Container for spilled fuel or oil

Cab air filters

Cab · every 500 hours

Dealer schedule: cab fresh air and recirculating filters every 500 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Fresh air filter1H931812140600
Recirculating air filter1H931812140511
Step-by-step
  1. Stop the engine and take the key out.
  2. Open the filter cover (the handbook shows where) and take out the old filter.
  3. Clean the housing, then fit the new filter the right way round.
  4. Close the cover and check the air flows normally.

Tools: Basic hand tools, Vacuum or clean rags, Gloves

Lubricate all grease points

Chassis · every 500 hours

Dealer schedule: all grease points on the lubrication chart at every 500-hour service.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Grease1Grease (grade: check your handbook). Fendt grease pack79014728B
Step-by-step
  1. Wipe each grease nipple clean.
  2. Grease every point on the handbook's lubrication chart until fresh grease shows. Do not over-pump seals.
  3. Wipe off the excess.

Tools: Grease gun, Rags

Main fuel filter change

Fuel · every 1,000 hours

Dealer schedule: fuel filter every 1,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Fuel filter1F934201060010
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, lower the linkage and any implement, stop the engine and take the key out.
  2. Clean around the filter housing so no dirt gets in when it is opened.
  3. Remove the old element or cartridge and catch what spills. Dispose of it properly.
  4. Wipe the seat clean, fit the new seals (new O-rings where the list shows them) and fit the new element.
  5. Refit the housing, then bleed or prime the system as your handbook says if it is a fuel filter.
  6. Run the engine and check for leaks.

Tools: Filter wrench or the key the handbook shows, Clean rags, Gloves, Container for spilled fuel or oil

Engine air filter, primary element

Engine · every 1,000 hours

Dealer schedule: primary element every 1,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Engine air filter, primary element1F954200091010
Step-by-step
  1. Stop the engine and take the key out.
  2. Open the air cleaner housing and remove the old element. Cover the open intake so nothing drops in.
  3. Wipe the inside of the housing clean.
  4. Fit the new element and close the housing. Check the clips and seals.
  5. If your tractor shows the filter restriction on the terminal, reset it after fitting a new element.

Tools: Clean rags, Gloves

Belts, idler and tensioner bearings check

Engine · every 1,000 hours

Dealer schedule: remove the belts and check the idler and tensioner bearings.

Step-by-step
  1. Stop the engine and take the key out. Let it cool.
  2. Carry out the check as your handbook describes.
  3. Replace or adjust anything that is worn or out of limits.
  4. Run the engine and check that everything works.

Tools: Basic hand tools, Torch, Rags

Vario transmission oil and filters change

Transmission · every 1,000 hours

Dealer schedule: transmission oil, pressure filter, suction filter and drain plug gaskets all every 1,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Transmission oil1821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid (grade: check your handbook), 68 L. Aztec Oils match: AGRITEC UTTO79035451B
Pressure filter1F91610060001A
Pressure filter O-ring172313495
Suction filter1F916100490010
Suction filter O-ring172424095
Drain plug gasket1X540003078000
Drain plug gasket (second size)1X540010278000
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, lower the linkage and implements, stop the engine, take the key out and chock the wheels.
  2. Clean around the drain plugs, filters and filler before opening anything.
  3. Drain the oil from the plugs the handbook shows. Warm oil drains best, but take care, it is hot.
  4. Change the filters and O-rings listed, wetting the new seals with clean oil.
  5. Refit the drain plugs with new gaskets, then fill with the oil in the note.
  6. Run the engine, work the controls, then stop and check the level. Top up to the mark. Check for leaks.

Tools: Drain tray (large), Spanners and sockets for plugs and filter housings, Filter wrench, Funnel or pump, Rags, Gloves

Front axle differential/PTO oil, filter and hub oil

Front axle · every 1,000 hours

Dealer schedule: front differential/PTO oil, gaskets, hub oil and the front axle pressure filter every 1,000 hours. The pressure filter is only on dual-circuit brake tractors or with a front PTO.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Front differential/PTO oil1821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid (grade: check your handbook), 40 L (single-circuit 36 L, dual-circuit 18.5 L, plus 4 L with front PTO). Aztec Oils match: AGRITEC UTTO79037113B
Hub oil185W-140. Gear oil, 9 L. Aztec Oils match: AGRITEC EP-4 85W-140 WBScheck your handbook
Front axle pressure filter1Dual-circuit or front PTO only. O-ring 72454742F931303231010
Front PTO gasket1If fittedX540005678000
Front PTO gasket (second)1If fittedX540008278000
Hub drain plug gasket1X540007678000
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, stop the engine, take the key out and chock the wheels. Warm oil drains best.
  2. Clean around the filler and drain plugs. Remove the filler plug first so you know you can refill it.
  3. Remove the drain plugs and let the oil run out. Clean the magnetic plugs if they are fitted.
  4. Fit the drain plugs with new gaskets or O-rings.
  5. Fill through the filler hole to the level in the note. Wait a few minutes and check again.
  6. Refit the filler plug and check for leaks after a short drive.

Tools: Drain tray, Spanner or socket for the drain and fill plugs, Pump or funnel for gear oil, Rags, Gloves

Hydraulic oil and filters change

Hydraulics · every 1,000 hours

Dealer schedule: hydraulic oil, vent filter, return filter and control pressure filter every 1,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Hydraulic oil1821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid (grade: check your handbook), 108 L. Aztec Oils match: AGRITEC UTTO79037113B
Hydraulic vent filter1H385100050030
Hydraulic return line filter1O-rings 72376579 and 72493820 (for the updated cover)H931860061102
Control pressure filter1O-ring 72454666F931962025010
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, lower the linkage and implements, stop the engine, take the key out and chock the wheels.
  2. Clean around the drain plugs, filters and filler before opening anything.
  3. Drain the oil from the plugs the handbook shows. Warm oil drains best, but take care, it is hot.
  4. Change the filters and O-rings listed, wetting the new seals with clean oil.
  5. Refit the drain plugs with new gaskets, then fill with the oil in the note.
  6. Run the engine, work the controls, then stop and check the level. Top up to the mark. Check for leaks.

Tools: Drain tray (large), Spanners and sockets for plugs and filter housings, Filter wrench, Funnel or pump, Rags, Gloves

Compressed air dryer cartridge change

Brakes · every 1,000 hours

Dealer schedule: the air dryer cartridge is changed every 1000 hours. If water comes out of the tank drain valve, change it sooner.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Air dryer cartridge1F842880141020
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, stop the engine and chock the wheels. Release the air from the system.
  2. Unscrew the old cartridge and wipe the seat.
  3. Smear a thin film of clean oil on the new seal and fit it as the cartridge instructions say.
  4. Build the air pressure up and check for leaks. Drain the air tanks of any water.

Tools: Strap or chain wrench, Rags, Gloves

AdBlue breather filter change

Exhaust · every 2,000 hours

Dealer schedule: DEF breather filter changed and hose blown out every 2,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
DEF breather filter1H835200730200
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, lower the linkage and any implement, stop the engine and take the key out.
  2. Clean around the filter housing so no dirt gets in when it is opened.
  3. Remove the old element or cartridge and catch what spills. Dispose of it properly.
  4. Wipe the seat clean, fit the new seals (new O-rings where the list shows them) and fit the new element.
  5. Refit the housing, then bleed or prime the system as your handbook says if it is a fuel filter.
  6. Run the engine and check for leaks.

Tools: Filter wrench or the key the handbook shows, Clean rags, Gloves, Container for spilled fuel or oil

Engine air filter, secondary element

Engine · every 2,000 hours

Dealer schedule: secondary element every 2,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Engine air filter, secondary element1H931202090400
Step-by-step
  1. Stop the engine and take the key out.
  2. Open the air cleaner housing and remove the old element. Cover the open intake so nothing drops in.
  3. Wipe the inside of the housing clean.
  4. Fit the new element and close the housing. Check the clips and seals.
  5. If your tractor shows the filter restriction on the terminal, reset it after fitting a new element.

Tools: Clean rags, Gloves

Engine coolant change

Cooling · every 2,000 hours

Dealer schedule: the coolant and its drain plug gasket are changed every 2000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Coolant1Premixed Fleetguard antifreeze, 33 LCC2826
Coolant drain plug gasket1X540002478000
Step-by-step
  1. Let the engine cool fully. Never open the cap on a hot engine.
  2. Open the cap and drain the coolant from the drain plug. Dispose of it as hazardous waste.
  3. Fit the drain plug with a new gasket.
  4. Fill with the coolant in the note. Run the engine up to temperature with the heater on full and top up.
  5. Check for leaks and re-check the level when cold.

Tools: Drain tray, Funnel, Hose clamp pliers, Rags, Gloves

Valve clearance check

Engine · every 2,000 hours

Dealer schedule: valve clearance checked every 2,000 hours. The valve cover gasket (72451950) can be reused.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Valve cover gasket1Reusable72451950
Step-by-step
  1. Stop the engine and take the key out. Let it cool.
  2. Carry out the check as your handbook describes.
  3. Replace or adjust anything that is worn or out of limits.
  4. Run the engine and check that everything works.

Tools: Basic hand tools, Torch, Rags

Rear axle final drive oil change

Rear axle · every 2,000 hours

Dealer schedule: final drive oil every 2,000 hours.

PartQtyNotesPart number
Final drive oil185W-140. Gear oil, check the level at the plug (dealer: about 10 mm below the hole). Aztec Oils match: AGRITEC EP-4 85W-140 WBScheck your handbook
Drain plug gasket1X540009478000
Step-by-step
  1. Park on level ground, stop the engine, take the key out and chock the wheels. Warm oil drains best.
  2. Clean around the filler and drain plugs. Remove the filler plug first so you know you can refill it.
  3. Remove the drain plugs and let the oil run out. Clean the magnetic plugs if they are fitted.
  4. Fit the drain plugs with new gaskets or O-rings.
  5. Fill through the filler hole to the level in the note. Wait a few minutes and check again.
  6. Refit the filler plug and check for leaks after a short drive.

Tools: Drain tray, Spanner or socket for the drain and fill plugs, Pump or funnel for gear oil, Rags, Gloves

Oils, fluids and capacities

SystemOil or specCapacity
EngineSix-cylinder turbo diesel with SCR (AdBlue), no particulate filter. Engine make and size: check your handbook (the dealer lists Deutz engine oil)
Engine oil10W-40. Synthetic Deutz engine oil (dealer pack 79036470B). Check your handbook for the exact specification.38 L (dealer schedule)
CoolantPremixed Fleetguard antifreeze (CC2826), 33 L
Valve clearancesCheck your handbook for the clearances. The dealer schedule lists a valve clearance check every 2,000 hours.
Engine oil10W-40 synthetic Deutz engine oil (79036470B)38 L
Vario transmission821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid, grade: check your handbook (79035451B)68 L
Hydraulics821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid, grade: check your handbook (79037113B)108 L
Rear axle final drives85W-140 gear oilCheck the level at the plug (about 10 mm below the hole)
Front axle differential and PTO821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid, grade: check your handbook (79037113B)40 L (single-circuit brakes 36 L, dual-circuit 18.5 L, plus 4 L with front PTO)
Front axle hubs85W-140 gear oil9 L
Clutch and brake actuation fluidPentosin fluid (72313538)Check the level
CoolantPremixed Fleetguard antifreeze (CC2826)33 L

Specifications

Wheel nut torques (dealer schedule)Front centre to hub 330 ft/lb (450 Nm); front rim to dish 173 ft/lb (235 Nm); rear centre to hub 457 ft/lb (620 Nm); rear hub tapers to axle (3-step) 442 ft/lb (600 Nm); rear rim to dish 206 ft/lb (280 Nm); rear wheel weights (M16 bolts) 195 ft/lb

Known problems

SCR and S4 differ

On the S4 tractors the transmission and hydraulic oils are changed every 2,000 hours; on SCR every 1,000 hours. Check which you have.

Oil level

The dealer schedule gives quantities only; always fill to the dipstick or filler hole level in your handbook.

Fault codes: Brakes, compressed air, diff lock and steering pump 05.x.xx

Comfort hydraulics, compressed air and brake monitoring

CodeMeaningWhat to do
05.1.00 / 05.1.FF / 05.1.56 / 05.1.66 / 05.1.8D / 05.1.8F / 05.1.B0 / 05.1.FD / 05.1.FEControl unit memory or parameter checksum errorDealer EOL programming.
05.1.FB / 05.1.FC12 V sensor supply fault / tractor type not compatible with softwareDealer.
05.1.34 / 05.1.51-05.1.53Diff lock sensor, button or solenoid faultCheck the plug; dealer.
05.1.54 / 05.1.55 / 05.1.58 / 05.1.59Brake switch or brake wear sensor faultHave the brakes checked.
05.1.5A / 05.1.5BLeft or right brake pad wornHave the pads replaced now.
05.1.60-05.1.62Compressed air sensor fault or readings disagreeCheck air gauge and leaks; dealer.
05.2.63 / 05.1.64 / 05.1.65 / 05.2.6AAir pressure insufficient, leaking, too high, or compressor duty exceededDo not drive on the road with low brake air; dealer.
05.1.70-05.1.72Front axle lubrication pressure sensor fault or pressure too lowStop and have it checked; low axle lube pressure can damage the axle.
05.1.91-05.1.96Power lift auto-mode or STOP button faultDealer.
05.1.97-05.1.9E / 05.1.B1 / 05.1.B2Steering pump or emergency pump flow monitor fault, steering pump under 5 barSteering may be heavy: stop safely; dealer.
05.1.E0 / 05.1.E8 / 05.1.EA / 05.2.E6Gateway relay, trailer brake monitoring failure or trailer brake disengagedCheck the trailer connection and brakes before moving.
05.1.EB-05.1.EDSteering brake locking clamp or brake pedal lock sensor faultDealer.
05.1.F0-05.1.F3Steering brake servo valve faulty or active during 100% diff lockDealer.

Fault codes: Instrument panel codes 00.x.xx (extra)

Instrument panel / CAN bus

CodeMeaningWhat to do
00.0.0ACAN bus fault to the electrical auxiliary spool valvesCheck the fuse and plugs; dealer.
00.0.0B / 00.0.17CAN bus fault to Variotronic TIRestart; dealer if it returns.
00.0.0ECAN bus fault to VarioGuideGuidance may be lost; restart, then dealer.
00.0.0FCAN bus fault to central electricsRestart; dealer.
00.0.10CAN bus fault to air conditioning (source says check the fuse)Check the A/C fuse; same rating only.
00.0.12CAN bus fault to tyre pressure monitoring (VarioGrip)Check tyre pressures by gauge; dealer.
00.0.14CAN bus fault to electrical auxiliary spool valvesCheck fuse and plugs; dealer.
00.0.19 / 00.0.1FCAN bus fault (target not named in source)Restart; dealer.
00.0.1DEngine ECU faults can't be shown on the panel (bus fault)Dealer: you may not see engine warnings.
00.0.21CAN bus fault to the on-board computerRestart; dealer.
00.1.4D-00.1.4FCAN bus error inside the instrument panelRestart; dealer.
00.1.50Instrument panel not programmedDealer must programme the panel.
00.1.71-00.1.78Enter, Esc, Up or Down key fault (inoperative, or held over 30 s)Press and release each key cleanly; dealer if stuck.
00.1.A0Fuel level too lowRefuel.
00.1.AFAir filter dirty (restriction sensor B215)Clean or replace the air filter now.
00.1.B1Battery voltage too low (alternator G002)Check belt and battery terminals; get the charging checked.
00.1.B2Battery voltage too high (alternator G002)Dealer: risk of damage to electronics and battery.

Fault codes: Central electrics and lights 0F.x.xx

Lights, wipers, washers, mirrors, central electrics

CodeMeaningWhat to do
0F.1.01 / 0F.1.02 / 0F.1.17 / 0F.1.18 / 0F.1.32Brake or tail lamp (left, right, third) faultCheck the bulb and fuse. Needed for road use: fix before driving on the road.
0F.1.03 / 0F.1.31 / 0F.1.13Marker, side marker or position light faultCheck bulb and fuse.
0F.1.05-0F.1.08High beam, low beam, auxiliary high/low beam fault (the source lists the same note under .05 and .06)Check bulb, fuse and relay; headlights are needed on the road.
0F.1.09-0F.1.0CFront or rear indicator faultCheck the bulb and fuse before road use.
0F.2.0D / 0F.2.0E / 0F.2.0F / 0F.2.14 / 0F.2.1CRear socket indicator, stop-light or parking-light pin faultCheck the trailer plug and socket for damage.
0F.1.10 / 0F.1.11 / 0F.1.12 / 0F.1.33Washer pump or nozzle heater faultCheck washer fluid and fuse.
0F.1.15 / 0F.1.16Control panel or A/C control panel faultRestart; dealer.
0F.1.19 / 0F.1.1A / 0F.1.1BCentral electrics voltage too high/low or processor supply wrongCheck the battery and terminals; dealer.
0F.1.1D / 0F.1.1E / 0F.1.34Wiper motor faultCheck wiper arms are free; fuse.
0F.1.21 / 0F.1.27 / 0F.1.28 / 0F.1.2FStored values invalid or memory errorDealer EOL programming.
0F.1.2B / 0F.1.39Mirror heater or mirror adjustment faultFuse check.
0F.1.2C / 0F.1.2DReversing drive solenoid faultDealer.
0F.1.30 / 0F.1.35-0F.1.37Daytime running, work, interior or entry lighting faultCheck bulbs and fuses.

Fault codes: Engine control unit codes 01.x.xx (extra)

Engine ECU (EDC), immobiliser, DPF and AdBlue

CodeMeaningWhat to do
01.1.02 / 01.1.A1Engine ECU not sending speed message / not respondingRestart; dealer.
01.1.04 / 01.1.07Checksum error in TMS or engine parametersDealer.
01.1.0EABS unit detected on a tractor without ABSDealer.
01.1.13-01.1.16Aftertreatment (DPF) CAN messages timed out or unexpectedDealer.
01.1.17 / 01.2.18 / 01.1.19Stationary DPF regeneration required or urgently requiredFollow the handbook for a stationary regeneration in a safe open place; do it now if urgent.
01.2.1BStationary regeneration in progressStay clear of the hot exhaust; don't leave it unattended.
01.1.2E / 01.1.2F / 01.1.61-01.1.6CReversing fan or fan system fault (valve, speed, sensor, parameters)Check the radiators are clean; watch temperature.
01.1.34-01.1.3FImmobiliser communication, serial-number or equipment mismatchTry the other key; dealer.
01.1.50-01.1.52Air filter sensor voltage out of range, or filter was dirty at last useInspect/clean the air filter.
01.0.6D / 01.2.6FAdBlue tank almost emptyFill with AdBlue/DEF soon.
01.1.6E / 01.1.F4AdBlue sensor or consumption message missingCheck DEF level; dealer.
01.1.7A-01.1.7C / 01.1.9A-01.1.9CCruise MIN/MAX or TMS button defective or not communicatingDealer.
01.1.7E / 01.1.9E / 01.1.E0Hand throttle potentiometer defective, no comms or bad checksumCheck the plug; dealer.
01.1.8A-01.1.8EEngine temperature, charge-air temperature or fluid-level message timeoutsDealer.
01.1.8CStarter lock vs clutch pedal check failedCheck the clutch pedal plug.
01.1.A0Engine type mismatch or configuration message issue; torque reducedDealer.
01.2.C0Seat empty with TMS enabled; TMS switched offSit in the seat.
01.2.D0 / 01.1.D1 / 01.0.D2 / 01.1.D3Emissions-related fault: performance and then speed reduced if ignoredDon't ignore: check DEF level and call your dealer.
01.1.F1 / 01.1.F2Immobiliser manipulation detected; performance limited (70% at F2)Dealer.
01.1.F3Fuel consumption message timeoutDealer.

Fault codes: Rear PTO and power lift 06, 08, 09 codes

PTO and front/rear linkage

CodeMeaningWhat to do
06.1.01-06.1.03 / 06.1.11 / 06.1.41-06.1.43 / 06.1.A1PTO button, signal or bus fault, or button held over 30 sRelease buttons; the source says an emergency engage via the cab button (5 s) is possible. Dealer.
06.1.04PTO clutch valve actuation faultPTO disengages; dealer.
06.1.05 / 06.1.10 / 06.1.13Clutch or stub shaft speed sensor fault, or shaft overspeedCheck fuse and plug; dealer.
06.1.15-06.1.20 / 06.1.55-06.1.5A / 06.1.B5-06.1.BASpeed preselection button fault or stuck (540/1000/1000E/1300, neutral)Release buttons; dealer.
06.1.1C / 06.1.1DValve actuation fault: PTO cannot engageDealer.
06.1.45 / 06.1.50 / 06.1.60Clutch slip, shaft above 1300 rpm, or speed off setpoint by over 12%Stop PTO work; dealer.
06.1.E0-06.1.E8Control unit data checksum errorDealer EOL programming.
08.1.04-08.1.0B / 08.1.35Rear lift control unit parameter or configuration errorDealer.
08.2.1A / 08.1.1B / 08.1.1CRear lift not reaching height, lowering on its own, or impreciseLower the implement to the ground and stop; dealer.
08.1.22 / 08.1.65 / 08.1.B0Rear position sensor fault, implausible or not calibratedDealer.
08.1.38 / 08.1.39 / 08.2.1DRear lift pressure sensor faultDealer.
08.1.40-08.1.4FRear lift button or switch faultCheck buttons; dealer.
08.1.49 / 08.1.4A / 08.1.60-08.1.62 / 08.1.6BRear lift valve or solenoid faulty; valve moves to neutralDealer.
09.1.1A-09.1.1C / 09.2.1AFront lift sensor mismatch, lowering by itself, or impreciseLower the implement and stop; dealer.
09.1.22 / 09.1.65 / 09.1.B0 / 09.1.68Front lift position sensor fault, implausible, not calibrated or upper limit exceededDealer.
09.1.60-09.1.63 / 09.1.6BFront lift solenoid faulty (single acting only)Dealer.
09.1.E0-09.1.EFFront lift valve electrical or spool fault; valve neutral and lockedDealer; a jammed spool is often contamination.

Fault codes: Varioterminal, armrest and basic control unit 02, 03, 1F

Terminal and armrest

CodeMeaningWhat to do
02.0.02 / 02.0.80-02.0.82Terminal CAN, memory or checksum errorRestart; dealer EOL programming.
02.1.41 / 02.1.44 / 02.2.40 / 02.2.43Terminal memory full or nearly full; VarioDoc disabledExport and delete old tasks.
02.1.83 / 02.2.48Terminal temperature out of range; brightness reducedLet the cab warm or cool.
02.1.90-02.1.92 / 02.1.98Keypad off: external controller silent, current monitor, button held, or internal faultRelease buttons; dealer.
02.2.42 / 02.2.45 / 02.2.46Terminal and guidance receiver software incompatible or combination not allowedDealer software update.
03.1.01-03.1.03Armrest memory, checksum or comms errorDealer EOL programming.
03.1.06-03.1.7FArmrest parameters invalid (voltage, LIN, indicator, brightness, ramp, crossgate, modules, throttle, lifts)Dealer EOL programming.
03.1.0D-03.1.0FArmrest circuit-board voltage faultCheck the battery; dealer.
1F.1.B0 / 1F.1.B1Basic control unit communication faultDealer: clear fault memory then EOL programming.

Fault codes: Transmission codes 04.x.xx (extra)

Vario transmission, hand brake and joystick

CodeMeaningWhat to do
04.1.01 / 04.1.10-04.1.124WD clutch over-temperature, sensor or valve faultEase off 4WD use and let it cool; dealer.
04.1.06 / 04.1.ECFoot throttle sensor fault / not calibratedDealer recalibration.
04.1.14-04.1.16, 04.1.1D-04.1.1FHydraulic motor 2 solenoid or speed sensor faultDealer.
04.1.20 / 04.1.22Driving pedal potentiometer not calibrated or signal faultDealer.
04.1.21Reverse drive switch faultCheck the switch.
04.1.23-04.1.33Joystick or cruise-control switch / signal faultsUse pedal control; dealer.
04.1.2A / 04.1.45 / 04.1.82 / 04.1.83Bevel pinion speed sensor (B015) fault or implausibleDealer.
04.1.3AGearbox range switch (S070) fault, calibration impossibleDealer.
04.1.3D / 04.1.3EPower reduced because of an exhaust-related fault (or its data corrupt)Check DEF/AdBlue and DPF warnings; dealer.
04.1.49 / 04.1.50 / 04.1.56Transmission oil filter switch: signal fault or filter blockedReplace the transmission oil filter if due; check the plug.
04.2.52 / 04.1.53Gear oil temperature over 105 / 110 deg CEase the load and let it cool; clean coolers.
04.1.58Transmission slip: output speed more than 30% offStop heavy work; dealer.
04.1.5B / 04.2.5ARadar sensor not calibrated / no pulse during calibrationRecalibrate per handbook, or dealer.
04.1.69 / 04.1.72 / 04.1.73 / 04.1.78 / 04.2.A0Seat (driver presence) switch fault or seat state wrongSit properly in the seat; dealer if the switch faults.
04.1.80 / 04.1.81 / 04.1.92-04.1.9EHand brake solenoids, sensor or lever fault, release/apply timeoutDon't rely on the parking brake: chock the wheels. Dealer.
04.1.88 / 04.1.90 / 04.1.91Electric parking brake hardware or data faultChock the wheels; dealer.
04.1.8FSelected tyre circumference too smallDealer to set the correct tyre size.
04.1.9ADouble fault: no valid speed signalDealer.
04.1.A1-04.1.A6Joystick/actuator unit turn-angle, track or reference-point faultDealer.
04.1.BB / 04.1.D1Vehicle faster than the permitted speedSlow down.
04.1.C3-04.1.CA / 04.2.C0-04.2.C7Operator warnings: seat, pedal state, reversing mode, active standstill, hand brake, emergency operation, engine overspeedFollow the on-screen prompt.
04.2.CC-04.2.CEBrake switches not set / cruise control blockedDealer if brake switches fault.
04.2.D0 / 04.1.D5Workshop mode ratio restriction or comms errorDealer.
04.1.D3 / 04.2.D4Hand brake not applied with seat unoccupiedApply the hand brake.
04.1.E1-04.1.FAParameter checksum or calibration errors in the basic control unitDealer must reload parameters.
04.1.EE / 04.1.EFGearbox characteristic or turbo-clutch valve not calibratedDealer calibration.

Fault codes: Spool valves, air-con, front suspension and tyre pressure

0A, 10, 12 and 15 codes

CodeMeaningWhat to do
0A.1.x0 / 0A.1.x1 / 0A.1.xE / 0A.1.xFSpool valve x not reporting, memory fault, test fault or no targetDealer.
0A.1.x2 / 0A.1.x3 / 0A.1.x5Valve under- or over-voltageCheck the battery; dealer.
0A.1.x4 / 0A.1.xA / 0A.1.xBSpool stops short, deflects too far, or float not reachedDealer.
0A.1.x6 / 0A.1.x7 / 0A.1.xDPilot solenoid or position sensor fault, or pilot actuator jamsDealer.
0A.1.x8 / 0A.1.x9 / 0A.1.xCSpool does not return to neutral, not neutral at start, or manual actuationStop; a valve stuck open can move an implement. Dealer.
0A.1.D7-0A.1.DEHydraulic oil level sensor, low or empty tank, high temperature, clogged filterCheck the hydraulic oil level and filter; stop if empty.
0A.1.F0-0A.1.FEControl pressure solenoid, valve heating and external button faultsDealer.
10.1.31 / 10.1.32Air-flow flap actuator faultComfort only.
10.1.34 / 10.1.3DA/C compressor clutch or heater valve faultComfort only.
10.1.35 / 10.1.3B / 10.1.40Blower fan faultCheck fuse.
10.1.36-10.1.39 / 10.1.3F / 10.1.3CA/C temperature or solar sensor fault (emergency mode)Comfort only.
10.1.3AA/C checksum errorDealer EOL programming.
12.1.10-12.1.19 / 12.1.30-12.1.39VarioGrip front/rear axle: sensor, solenoid, leak, fill-rate or pressure fault; axle blockedCheck tyre pressures manually; dealer.
12.1.52-12.1.55Tyre-pressure supply fault; axle(s) blockedDealer.
12.2.04 / 12.2.05 / 12.2.13 / 12.2.33 / 12.2.50Tyre-pressure control aborted or waiting for the operatorCheck the pressures are inside 0.5-2.6 bar; try again.
12.1.00 / 12.1.B0 / 12.1.F0 / 12.1.F1 / 12.1.FETyre-pressure system unknown, stored value, comms or memory errorDealer EOL programming.
15.1.62 / 15.1.63 / 15.1.66 / 15.1.69 / 15.1.6BFront suspension raise, lower, preheat, stabiliser or lock solenoid faultSuspension may lock; drive slowly. Dealer.
15.1.64 / 15.1.65Suspension buttons on the armrestDealer.
15.1.67 / 15.1.68 / 15.1.6C / 15.1.6DWheel position sensor fault, not calibrated or invalid valuesDealer calibration.

Fault codes: Vario 700 / 800 / 900 fault codes

Vario terminal and controllers

CodeMeaningWhat to do
00.0.01Bus fault: engine EDC is not getting its speed settingSwitch off and on. If the tractor will not rev or run correctly, call your dealer.
00.0.02Terminal bus fault: terminal (A008) not reporting on the busCheck battery and connectors; switch off and on. Call your dealer.
0.0.12Terminal bus failure (A008): functions and display may be lostStop safely and call your dealer.
00.0.03Multifunction armrest bus faultCheck armrest plugs. Call your dealer.
00.0.04 / 0.0.14Transmission CAN bus fault: no setpoint to the actuator unitStop and call your dealer; drive may be lost.
00.0.05 / 0.0.154WD / diff-lock bus faultCall your dealer.
00.0.06 / 0.0.16Rear PTO bus faultDo not rely on the PTO; call your dealer.
00.0.07 / 0.0.17Front PTO bus faultCall your dealer.
00.0.08Rear linkage (EPC) bus faultLower the linkage if safe; call your dealer.
00.0.09Front linkage (EPC) bus faultCall your dealer.
00.0.15Front axle suspension bus faultCall your dealer.
00.0.18Electro-hydraulic steering (EHL) bus faultSteering may be affected. Stop and call your dealer.
00.0.1EEngine EDC not reporting to the instrument panelCheck the dash for engine warnings; call your dealer.
0.0.11EDC/EMR bus fault: fault in the engine ECUCall your dealer.
0.0.13Control console CAN bus failure (A004)Call your dealer.
00.1.55Hydraulic oil level sensor (B084) faultCheck the hydraulic oil level, then call your dealer if the code stays.
00.1.59Fuel level sensor (B034) faultDo not trust the fuel gauge; refuel by hours worked.
00.1.54Compressed air pressure sensor fault (instrument cluster)Check the air gauge; if pressure is low, stop and call your dealer.
01.1.01 / 01.1.03Foot throttle pedal sensor (B055) faultCheck the pedal plug; use hand throttle only if safe and call your dealer.
01.1.05Engine configuration cannot be read from EDCCall your dealer.
01.1.30No ignition key taught in (immobiliser)Try your other key; call your dealer if it will not start.
01.1.31 / 01.1.32Immobiliser fault; key without transponderUse the original key; call your dealer.
01.1.7DFoot throttle idle switch faultCheck the pedal; call your dealer.
01.1.7EHand throttle potentiometer electrical faultCall your dealer.
02.1.EEISO job computer (ISOBUS) error on the basic control unitCheck the implement connection and plug; call your dealer.
03.1.01 / 03.1.02 / 03.1.03Armrest MFA internal hardware or software faultSwitch off and on; call your dealer.
04.1.04Clutch pedal rotary sensor (B017) faultCheck the pedal; call your dealer.
04.1.05High-pressure sensor II (B039) in the transmission: signal faultCall your dealer.
04.1.07High-pressure sensor 1 (B008) in the transmission: faultCall your dealer.
04.1.24Hand brake switch signal faultCheck the hand brake is fully released; call your dealer if the code stays.
04.1.28Forward/reverse incremental encoder (A009) signal faultCall your dealer.
0F.1.23Basic control unit gets no data from the transmissionStop and call your dealer.
0F.1.26No data from the steering (EHL steering angle)Steering may behave oddly; stop and call your dealer.
0F.1.2BMirror heater faultCheck the mirror heater fuse.
0F.2.0D / 0F.2.0ELeft / right indicator at the trailer socket faultyCheck the trailer plug and bulbs before road use.

Repair guides

The full step-by-step guides are in Farmyard Workshop once you add your tractor.

Parts list with genuine part numbers

Maker part numbers per site service schedule: 900 Vario SCR / Tier III (924, 927, 930, 933, 936, 939) (Dates: check your serial number (Sparex lists codes 941–946)); check serial range; plus Fendt 924 SCR (941/00101-99999), AGCO Parts parts book (representative of the 900 Vario SCR / Tier III range)

Engine service

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Engine oil79036470B110W-40. Synthetic Deutz engine oil, 38 L
Engine oil filterF9342015103201
Oil drain plug gasketF9342015103401
Engine air filter, primary elementF9542000910101
Engine air filter, secondary elementH9312020904001
Valve cover gasket724519501Reusable

Fuel

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Fuel pre-filterF8422010600101
Fuel filterF9342010600101

Exhaust and AdBlue

PartPart numberQtyNotes
DEF filterACP05941701Supersedes 02934690
DEF breather filterH8352007302001

Cooling

PartPart numberQtyNotes
CoolantCC28261Premixed Fleetguard antifreeze, 33 L
Coolant drain plug gasketX5400024780001

Transmission and hydraulics

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Transmission oil79035451B1821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid (grade: check your handbook), 68 L
Pressure filterF91610060001A1
Pressure filter O-ring723134951
Suction filterF9161004900101
Suction filter O-ring724240951
Drain plug gasketX5400030780001
Drain plug gasket (second size)X5400102780001
Hydraulic oil79037113B1821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid (grade: check your handbook), 108 L
Hydraulic vent filterH3851000500301
Hydraulic return line filterH9318600611021O-rings 72376579 and 72493820 (for the updated cover)
Control pressure filterF9319620250101O-ring 72454666

Brakes

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Air dryer cartridgeF8428801410201
Disc brake caliper934152150010
Disc brake caliper (brake pad organic variant)945150150011
Disc brake bearing flange, right945150010021
Disc brake bearing flange, left945150010011
Disc brake bearing flange934152010041
Disc brake bearing flange934152010051
Disc brake pistonG934152070110
Disc brake cylinderG931150071200
Disc brake operating discG931150150210
Disc brake operating disc (organic variant)G945150150020
Disc brake disc, inner931150150230Wear part
Disc brake disc, outer954150150140Wear part
Disc brake disc (organic variant)945150150021Wear part
Disc brake outer disc (organic variant)945150150030Wear part
Disc brake shaft seal 80x100X550150200000
Disc brake O-ring 267x3X549041100000
Disc brake O-ring 330x3X549044400000

Front axle

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Front differential/PTO oil79037113B1821XL hydraulic/transmission fluid (grade: check your handbook), 40 L (single-circuit 36 L, dual-circuit 18.5 L, plus 4 L with front PTO)
Front axle pressure filterF9313032310101Dual-circuit or front PTO only. O-ring 72454742
Front PTO gasketX5400056780001If fitted
Front PTO gasket (second)X5400082780001If fitted
Hub drain plug gasketX5400076780001

Rear axle

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Drain plug gasketX5400094780001

Cab

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Fresh air filterH9318121406001
Recirculating air filterH9318121405111

Other

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Grease79014728B1Grease (grade: check your handbook). Fendt grease pack

Engine

PartPart numberQtyNotes
Air filter assembly, dual elementG931202090011
Air filter cartridge (inner/safety)F931202090020Wear part
Air filter ringF931202090040
Oil cooler housingF946201510010
Oil coolerF934201510440
Oil cooler sealF934201510390
Oil pressure sensorF836200510050
Oil temperature transmitterF340900010030
Serpentine belt PK8 8x1479 mmF946201040020Wear part

Sources

Open Farmyard Workshop

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