JCB fault codes List : JCB Error code list

0


JCB Error code list


 JCB fault codes List: JCB Error code list

 

Error Codes

Error String

Description

101

CRANK

A crank signal was not detected by the ECU1.

102

FUEL

The fuel sensor is open-circuit

103

EN TMP

The engine temperature sensor is open-circuited.

104

HYD TMP

The hydraulic temperature sensor is open-circuited.

105

SET PT

The throttle set potentiometer is open-circuited.

106

SENS PT

The throttle sense potentiometer is open-circuited.

107

OIL SW

The oil pressure switch is reporting oil pressure is present when the engine is not running.

108

FLYWHEEL

The flywheel sensor is reporting an engine speed even though the engine is not running.

109

ALT

The alternator is reporting a voltage even when the engine is not running.

110

THR SOL

The throttle solenoid is open-circuited. This can only be detected when the engine is not running.

111

BOOM SP

The boom lower speed regulation output is open-circuited.

113

MAX FLW

The max flow solenoid is open-circuited. For JS200W machines, this error can only be detected when the

engine is not running due to the fact that this is a proportional valve on these machines.

115

BOOM

The boom priority solenoid is open-circuited.

116

FL PMP

The refuel pump output is open-circuited.

117

HORN

The horn output is open-circuited.

118

HYD PMP

The hydraulic pump is open-circuited. Because this is a proportional valve, this error can only be detected

when the engine is not running.

119

SLW LCK

The slew lock solenoid is open-circuited.

120

HYD FAN

The hydraulic fan output is open-circuited. This can only be detected when the engine is not running.

121

SLW BRK

The slew brake solenoid is open-circuited.

122

SLW ST

The slew shut off solenoid is open-circuited.

127

TL CHNG

The travel change solenoid is open-circuited.

128

WASHER

The washer motor is open-circuited.

129

DOZER

The dozer solenoid is open-circuited.

130

GRB CW

The grab/rotate clockwise solenoid is open-circuited.

131

GRB CCW

The grab/rotate counter-clockwise solenoid is open-circuited.

132

LW FLOW

The low flow solenoid is open-circuited.

133

ISOL

The hydraulic isolator solenoid is open-circuited.

135

2 STAGE

The 2nd stage relief solenoid is open-circuited.

136

QK HTCH

The quick hitch solenoid is open-circuited.

138

HAMMER

The hammer solenoid is open-circuited.

139

CUSHION

The hard/soft cushion solenoid is open-circuited.

142

ENG SD

The engine shutdown output is open-circuited.

143

GLW PLG

The glow plugs output is open-circuited.

156

TL FLW3

The travel flow 3 solenoid is open-circuited.

157

TL FLW2

The travel flow 2 solenoid is open-circuited.

158

GR CHNG

The M2 or gear change solenoid is open-circuited.

159

BRKE LT

The brake light output is open-circuited.

160

AXLE LK

The axle lock solenoid is open-circuited.

161

STAB UP

The stabilizer up (Rear Right on Auto's) solenoid is open-circuited.

162

STAB DN

The stabilizer down (Front Left / Front Dozer on Auto's) solenoid is open-circuited.

163

STAB LH

The stabilizer left (Rear Left / Rear Dozer on Auto's) solenoid is open-circuited.

164

STAB RH

The stabilizer right (Front Right on Auto's) solenoid is open-circuited.

165

CRUISE

The cruise control solenoid is open-circuited.

166

DIG ISL

The dig end isolation solenoid is open-circuited.

167

PRK BK

The M1 or park brake solenoid is open-circuited.

168

DRV ISL

The drive isolate solenoid is open-circuited.

202

FUEL

The fuel level sensor is short-circuited.

203

EN TMP

The engine temperature sensor is short-circuited.

204

HYD TMP

The hydraulic temperature sensor is short-circuited.

205

SET PT

The throttle set potentiometer is short-circuited.

206

SENS PT

The throttle sense potentiometer is short-circuited.

210

THR SOL

The throttle solenoid is short-circuited. This can only be detected when the engine is not running.

211

BOOM SP

The boom lower speed regulation output is short-circuited.

212

INT LT

The interior light is short-circuited.

213

MAX FLW

The max flow solenoid is short-circuited. For JS200W machines, this error can only be detected when the

engine is not running due to the fact that this is a proportional valve on these machines.

214

BEACON

The beacon output is short-circuited.

215

BOOM PR

The boom priority solenoid is short-circuited.

216

FL PMP

The refuel pump solenoid is short-circuited.

217

HORN

The horn output is short-circuited.

218

HYD PMP

The hydraulic pump is short-circuited. Because this is a proportional valve, this error can only be detected

when the engine is not running.

219

SLW LCK

The slew lock solenoid is short-circuited.

220

HYD FAN

The hydraulic fan solenoid is short-circuited. The fault can only be detected when the engine is not running.

221

SLW BRK

The slew brake solenoid is short-circuited.

222

SLW ST

The slew shut off solenoid is short-circuited.

223

LW WIPR

The lower wiper motor is short-circuited.

224

WIPER

The wiper motor is short-circuited.

225

LH CAB LT

The boom work light is short-circuited.

226

RH CAB LT

The toolbox work light is short-circuited.

227

TL CHNG

The travel change solenoid is short-circuited.

228

WASHER

The washer motor is short-circuited.

229

DOZER

The dozer solenoid is short-circuited.

230

GRB CW

The grab/rotate clockwise solenoid is short-circuited.

231

GRB CCW

The grab/rotate counter-clockwise solenoid is short-circuited.

232

LW FLOW

The low flow solenoid is short-circuited.

233

ISOL

The isolator solenoid is short-circuited.

234

EMG STP

The emergency stop solenoid is short-circuited.

235

2 STAGE

The 2nd stage relief solenoid is short-circuited.

236

QK HTCH

The quick hitch solenoid is short-circuited.

237

TL ALRM

The travel alarm output is short-circuited.

238

HAMMER

The hammer solenoid is short-circuited.

239

CUSHION

The hard/soft cushion solenoid is short-circuited.

240

BOOM LT

The boom work light is short-circuited.

241

TLBX LT

The toolbox work light is short-circuited.

242

ENG SD

The engine shutdown solenoid is short-circuited.

243

GLW PLG

The glow plugs are short-circuited.

244

CNT LT

The counter-weight work light is short-circuited.

245

LH IND

The LH turn indicator is short-circuited.

246

LH SIDE

The LH sidelight is short-circuited.

247

LH FOG

The LH fog light is short-circuited.

248

LH MAIN

The LH main beam is short-circuited.

249

LH DIP

The LH dip beam is short-circuited.

250

RH IND

The RH turn indicator is short-circuited.

251

RH SIDE

The RH sidelight is short-circuited.

252

RH FOG

The RH fog light is short-circuited

253

RH MAIN

The RH main beam is short-circuited.

254

RH DIP

The RH dip beam is short-circuited.

255

HZD LED

The hazard LED is short-circuited.

256

TL FLW3

The travel flow 3 solenoid is short-circuited.

257

TL FLW2

The travel flow 2 solenoid is short-circuited.

258

GR CHNG

The M2 or gear change solenoid is short-circuited.

259

BRKE LT

The brake light output is short-circuited.

260

AXLE LK

The axle lock solenoid is short-circuited.

261

STAB UP

The stabilizer up solenoid is short-circuited.

262

STAB DN

The stabilizer down solenoid is short-circuited.

263

STAB LH

The stabilizer left solenoid is short-circuited.

264

STAB RH

The stabilizer right solenoid is short-circuited.

265

CRUISE

The cruise control solenoid is short-circuited.

266

DIG ISL

The dig end isolate solenoid is short-circuited.

267

PRK BK

The M1 or park brake solenoid is short-circuited.

268

DRV ISL

The drive isolate solenoid is short-circuited.

300

EC1 CAN

The ECU1 module is no longer communicating on the CAN bus.

301

ECW CAN

The ECUW module is no longer communicating on the CAN bus.

302

THRT CAL

The difference between the minimum and maximum calibration points for the throttle dial pot is less than 100

A/D points.

303

THRT CAL

The difference between the minimum and maximum calibration points for the throttle sense pot is less than

100 A/D points. This error does not exist on machines fitted with an EEC.

304

THRT CAL

The throttle dial pot is greater than 10% but the engine is still running at the idle position. This condition must

exist for at least 15 seconds before it is reported. This error does not exist on machines fitted with an EEC.

305

THRT CAL

The error term of the PID algorithm is greater than 20 A/D points for more than 20 consecutive seconds.

Here is a list of JCB fault codes and their meanings:

  • 01: Engine speed sensor fault. This means that there is a problem with the engine speed sensor.
  • 02: Engine oil pressure sensor fault. This means that there is a problem with the engine oil pressure sensor.
  • 03: Engine coolant temperature sensor fault. This means that there is a problem with the engine coolant temperature sensor.
  • 04: Engine control module (ECM) fault. This means that there is a problem with the engine control module.
  • 05: Transmission control module (TCM) fault. This means that there is a problem with the transmission control module.
  • 06: Lift circuit fault. This means that there is a problem with the lift circuit.
  • 07: Tilt circuit fault. This means that there is a problem with the tilt circuit.
  • 08: Auxiliary circuit fault. This means that there is a problem with the auxiliary circuit.
  • 09: Brake circuit fault. This means that there is a problem with the brake circuit.
  • 10: Steering circuit fault. This means that there is a problem with the steering circuit.
  • 11: Seat belt switch fault. This means that the seat belt switch is not working properly.
  • 12: Horn fault. This means that the horn is not working properly.
  • 13: Headlight fault. This means that one or more headlights are not working properly.
  • 14: Taillight fault. This means that one or more taillights are not working properly.
  • 15: Stop light fault. This means that the stop light is not working properly.
  • 16: Turn signal fault. This means that one or more turn signals are not working properly.
  • 17: Reverse light fault. This means that the reverse light is not working properly.
  • 18: Work light fault. This means that one or more work lights are not working properly.
  • 19: Battery voltage low. This means that the battery voltage is too low.
  • 20: Forklift in tow mode. This means that the forklift is in tow mode.
  • 21: Traction control fault. This means that there is a problem with the traction control system.
  • 22: Traction control disabled. This means that the traction control system has been disabled.
  • 23: Park lockout active. This means that the park lockout feature is active.
  • 24: Payload exceeded. This means that the forklift's payload has been exceeded.
  • 25: Speed limiter active. This means that the forklift's speed limiter is active.
  • 26: Cruise control active. This means that the forklift's cruise control is active.
  • 27: Lift height exceeded. This means that the forklift's lift height has been exceeded.
  • 28: Tilt angle exceeded. This means that the forklift's tilt angle has been exceeded.
  • 29: Warning buzzer fault. This means that the warning buzzer is not working properly.
  • 30: Service required. This means that the forklift requires service.

In addition to these common fault codes, JCB also has a number of specific fault codes for different models and machines. You can find a list of these specific fault codes in your JCB machine's owner's manual.

If you see an error code on your JCB machine, you should consult the owner's manual for troubleshooting instructions. In some cases, you may need to contact a JCB technician for assistance.

Here are some tips to help you prevent JCB fault codes:

  • Have your machine serviced regularly by a qualified technician.
  • Keep your machine clean and free of debris.
  • Inspect your machine's components regularly for signs of wear and tear.
  • Follow the instructions in the owner's manual.

By following these tips, you can help to keep your JCB machine running smoothly and avoid fault codes.

Post a Comment

0Comments
Post a Comment (0)