2006 Bobcat T300 CTL
Does anyone know an easy way to intentionally cause a service code on this machine? My hour meter on the left side instrument panel quit working, along with alert speaker if that matters. Since the job clock still works on the main display, I’m assuming computer is still clocking hours.
When the machine throws an error code, it logs the hour count when the error was issued. This can be seen in the Service Code history screen on the main display.
So, my goal is to intentionally cause a service code. I can then view that code in the history log and see my exact hour count. Once I have a current hour reading, I can just use the job clock for maintenance intervals. Obviously, there are plenty of ways to cause an error. I need a method that doesn’t put any machine systems at risk.
Please let me know if anyone has another workaround to get me there, but I think y'all will understand my thought process.
Thanks….Q
Does anyone know an easy way to intentionally cause a service code on this machine? My hour meter on the left side instrument panel quit working, along with alert speaker if that matters. Since the job clock still works on the main display, I’m assuming computer is still clocking hours.
When the machine throws an error code, it logs the hour count when the error was issued. This can be seen in the Service Code history screen on the main display.
So, my goal is to intentionally cause a service code. I can then view that code in the history log and see my exact hour count. Once I have a current hour reading, I can just use the job clock for maintenance intervals. Obviously, there are plenty of ways to cause an error. I need a method that doesn’t put any machine systems at risk.
Please let me know if anyone has another workaround to get me there, but I think y'all will understand my thought process.
Thanks….Q