Kool J
Member
Greetings, Can anyone tell me what does this error code 12740.2 represent on the Cat D6R 9PN Doser? Thanks in advance for your assistance.
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D6R 9PN Code
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Nige
Senior Member
Can you please post a photo of how the Code appears on the Monitor Panel screen.
Kool J
Member
.RC.
Senior Member
Number of hours.
Kool J
Member
Lol thank you. Just as I thought. This happens when someone buys a piece of equipment without having any knowledge about it or its operations. Happening alot here in Antigua and Barbuda.
To display the code on the screen, you need to press the scroll key 2.
Press switch (2) . The service code indicator indicates that a diagnostic code problem may exist. The diagnostic code may be active. This function will scroll through the parameters. These parameters display the diagnostic codes. The diagnostic codes will continue to scroll through the codes until switch (2) is depressed.
Press switch (2) . The service code indicator indicates that a diagnostic code problem may exist. The diagnostic code may be active. This function will scroll through the parameters. These parameters display the diagnostic codes. The diagnostic codes will continue to scroll through the codes until switch (2) is depressed.
Kool J
Member
Thank you.
Nige
Senior Member
The fact that the SERV CODE icon is lit indicates that the machine has one or more Active Diagnostic Codes. Follow the instructions above to access the list of Codes one by one and take particular note of any that have the SERV CODE icon lit as you scroll through the list. Those are the ones to potentially be concerned about.
Nige
Senior Member
I failed to mention that when using the switch (2) to scroll through the Codes, each Code that pops up on the window of the Monitor Panel will appear as two lines, with a couple of seconds between each line.
1. First the module that the Code is stored in will appear. The common ones for a D6R would be 030, 036, & 113 but there may be others.
2. After a couple of seconds the next line (of the same Code) will appear. This takes the form of an alphanumeric sequence indicating the Component involved and the Failure Mode. In the example below the Component is 096 and the Failure Mode is F03. The fact that the SERV CODE icon is illuminated indicates the Code in the illustration was Active.
1. First the module that the Code is stored in will appear. The common ones for a D6R would be 030, 036, & 113 but there may be others.
2. After a couple of seconds the next line (of the same Code) will appear. This takes the form of an alphanumeric sequence indicating the Component involved and the Failure Mode. In the example below the Component is 096 and the Failure Mode is F03. The fact that the SERV CODE icon is illuminated indicates the Code in the illustration was Active.
Kool J
Member
Okay great. I will check. Won't be back at that machine before Saturday. Will keep you updated. Your help is greatly appreciated.I failed to mention that when using the switch (2) to scroll through the Codes, each Code that pops up on the window of the Monitor Panel will appear as two lines, with a couple of seconds between each line.
1. First the module that the Code is stored in will appear. The common ones for a D6R would be 030, 036, & 113 but there may be others.
2. After a couple of seconds the next line (of the same Code) will appear. This takes the form of an alphanumeric sequence indicating the Component involved and the Failure Mode. In the example below the Component is 096 and the Failure Mode is F03. The fact that the SERV CODE icon is illuminated indicates the Code in the illustration was Active.