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Алексей
April 23, 2025

Вестерн ср600 при включении в ручном режиме, после двух минутной работы отключается. После запуска опять работает 2 минуты и отключается, что делать как найти неисправность

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Mr. Anderson
May 12, 2025

The Western CP600 may turn off after two minutes of operation in manual mode due to the Auto Restart option not being active in Hand (manual) mode. In manual mode, the timer pulse is not applied to the Start circuit, so the machine remains off after a power loss or interruption.

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Алексей
April 23, 2025

Поливная машина в ручном управлении отключается через 2 минуты, потом опять запускаешь и опять через 2 минуты остонавливается, что делать как исправить неисправность

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Mr. Anderson
May 12, 2025

To fix the issue of the Western CP600 irrigation machine shutting off after 2 minutes of manual operation, follow these steps:

1. Check Electrical Power: Ensure the main disconnect lever on the main control panel is fully turned on. Verify that all tower disconnect switches are also on.

2. Inspect Lockout/Tagout: Make sure the system is not accidentally locked out. Verify no lockout devices are engaged on the main disconnect or automatic valves.

3. Check for Water Supply: Confirm that all automatic valves are engaged properly and the system is filled with water. If the pivot unexpectedly drains, it may shut down.

4. Inspect Machine Alignment: Improper alignment can trigger shutdowns. Ensure the pivot has a slight leading bow and is aligned as described—start at the pivot and adjust towers accordingly.

5. Look for Pinch Points or Obstructions: Make sure there are no mechanical obstructions or pinch points that could cause the system to stop.

6. Verify All Bolts: Check that all bolts are properly tightened as part of initial startup checks.

If the issue persists after these checks, further electrical or mechanical troubleshooting may be needed.

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  • Page 1 CP600 Pivot Operation Manual POM-EN-December 2018...
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  • Page 3: Table Of Contents

    Minimum Equipment for Machine Assembly/Set-up  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 4 Notes  . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 5: Operation, Safety & Maintenance

    Section 1 Operation, Safety & Maintenance CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
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  • Page 7: Safety Symbols, Pictures And Definitions

    WARNING: KEEP HANDS AND OBJECTS AWAY FROM MECHANICALLY MOVING PARTS. FAILURE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS INJURY OR POSSIBLE DEATH. WARNING: STAY CLEAR OF HEAVY MATERIAL BEING LIFTED ABOVE. WARNING: DO NOT CLIMB ON OR JUMP OFF MACHINE. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 8 CAUTION: Hard hat and steel toe work boots recommended when assembling equip- ment Lock Out / Tag Out Manufacturer recommends locking the main power disconnect before servicing or troubleshooting electrical components. See Winterization see manufacturers specifications Section 9-24. Note: Manufacture’s general comment, recommendation or instruction. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 9: Final Checks And Initial Operation

    Section 4 Panel Operation. WARNING MAKE SURE POWER IS DISCONNECTED AT THE MAIN SERVICE PANEL BEFORE PERFORMING ANY ELECTRICAL SERVICE TO THE MACHINE OR BEFORE OPENING THE INNER DOOR OF THE MASTER CON TROL PANEL. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 10: Machine Alignment

    Section 1-6 Machine Alignment Your Western Center Pivot irrigation system should be run with a slight leading bow (center tow- ers ahead of pivot and end tower) in both directions. A correctly aligned machine will have an equal bow when operated in either direction. DO NOT let the machine run with a large leading bow in one direction and a lagging bow in the other.
  • Page 11 Operation, Safety & Maintenance Section 1-7 Machine Alignment Figure 1-7. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 12 Operation, Safety & Maintenance Section 1-8 Machine Alignment Rotation Forward = Clockwise GOOD Total Bow For System is About One Tire Width Desired Too Much Crooked Trailing Leading Bow Figure 1-8. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 13: Cam And Safety Switch

    Operation, Safety & Maintenance Section 1-9 Cam and Safety Switch Overhead View of Cam and Safety Switch Safety Switch CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 14: Maintenance Check List

    • TIRES: Check tire inflation (use low pressure tire gauge). Western Corporation inflates all new tires to a higher pressure for truck loading requirements. Set tire pressure so side wall has slight flex.
  • Page 15 ELECTRICAL: Check function of automatic switching devices such as Auto Reverse, Auto • Stop and End Gun (lube as required). CONTROL: Check junction box cam and bushings. Turn cam back and forth several • times to ensure there is no binding. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 16: Power Drivetrain Maintenance

    The final drive wheel gearbox, center drive gear motor and the worm gear center drive require pre-season maintenance. Please refer to the following service information for the above items. If you should have any questions, please call your Western Dealer or Customer Service Represen- tative.
  • Page 17 8. Replace drain plug and refill gearbox through top fill hole to the proper operating level (top of worm gear) as shown below. After one or two hours the oil should be re-checked. Air may be trapped in the gearbox during initial filling. Top off with oil as needed. Figure 1-13. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 18 4. Input & output shaft seals should be inspected for excessive leaks and re placed if necessary. 5. Expansion chamber vent holes should be kept clean. Note: Failure to maintain gearboxes as specified will void the gearbox warranty. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 19 3. The two (2) drain holes located under the motor can must be kept clear to allow for drain age of accumulated moisture inside the motor if required. Do not Western or remove plug. 4. The two (2) drain holes located under the end bell must be kept clear to allow drainage of accumulated moisture inside of the junction box.
  • Page 20 3. Input & output shaft seals should be inspected for excessive leaks and replaced if neces sary. 4. Motor drain holes must be kept clear to allow moisture to drain. 5. Expansion chamber vent holes. Figure 1-16. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 21 6. Replace drain plug and refill gearbox through top side fill hole to proper operating level (mid worm gear). Refer to gearbox oil specification. After one or two hours the oil should be re- checked. Air may be trapped in the gearbox during initial filling. Top off with oil as needed. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 22 3. Input and output shaft seals should be inspected for excessive leaks and should be re placed if necessary. A. Driveline Coupler Maintenance 1. Drive line couplers should be inspected periodically for loose bolts and worn rubber inserts. Worn inserts should be replaced. Figure 1-18. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 23: Lockout/Tagout Procedures

    This standard covers the lockout/tagout procedures you must use when servicing your Western pivot. The intent of Western corporation’s pivot lockout/tagout standard is to protect you or your workers anytime the pivot requires servicing. Before any worker performs maintenance on the piv- ot where unexpected energizing, start up release stored energy could occur and cause injury, the pivot must be isolated and rendered inoperative.
  • Page 24 Section 1-20 Lockout/Tagout Procedures Your Western pivot requires 480 volt 60 cycle, 3-phase electric power to operate sufficient charge. There is also 110-volt control power throughout the system. Other potential haz- ards include any injected fertilizers and pesticides, and water under pressure.
  • Page 25 They must be legible. (If you employ migrant workers, the tags should also be bilingual.) • They must not be removed, bypassed, or ignored. • They must be sturdy enough to withstand the elements and be securely attached. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 26 Operate the energy isolating devices to restore energy to the pivot. 3. When possible, test run the machine to ensure proper operation. 4. If additional maintenance or service is required, shut down all systems and follow the lockout/tagout procedure again. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 27: Tire Care

    4. Turn on air supply. Stand to front or rear of tire when you add air to tire. 5. After tire is at correct pressure, shut off air supply. Release chuck. (See Tire Pressure chart in Specification section.) CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 28: Winterizing

    6. Protect moving parts and bearing surfaces against rust and corrosion by greasing all fittings. 7. Sufficient oil should be drained from the center and wheel gearboxes to remove water and con- taminants. Refill with manufacturers specified lubricant. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 29: Lube & Oil Charts

    Operation, Safety & Maintenance Section 1-25 Lube and Oil Charts CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 30 Lube and Oil Charts Note: The charts listed above are intended to be used as a quick reference. Review the sections that pertain to the equipment being serviced or the indi- vidual manufacturers warranty for specific details. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 31: Service Log

    Operation, Safety & Maintenance Section 1-27 Service Log SERVICE PERFORMED DATE CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 32 Operation, Safety & Maintenance Section 1-28 Service Log SERVICE PERFORMED DATE CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 33 Operation, Safety & Maintenance Section 1-29 Service Log SERVICE PERFORMED DATE CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 34: Troubleshooting

    Operation, Safety & Maintenance Section 1-30 Troubleshooting CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
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  • Page 41: General Information

    Section 2 General Information CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 42: Span Tower Weights And Dimensions

    General Information Section 2-2 Span Tower Weights and Dimensions Note: For Low Profile Machines, subtract 126lbs or 157.15kg For High Profile Machines, add 280lbs or 127.01kg CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 43 General Information Section 2-3 Span Tower Weights and Dimensions CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 44: Revolution Times And Water Application

    General Information Section 2-4 Revolution Times and Water Application CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 45 General Information Section 2-5 Revolution Times and Water Application CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 46: Revolution Times And Water Application Charts

    General Information Section 2-6 Revolution Times and Water Application Charts CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 47: Sprinklers

    General Information Section 2-7 Sprinklers CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 48 General Information Section 2-8 Sprinklers CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
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  • Page 76: End Guns- Nelson

    General Information Section 2-36 End Guns- Nelson CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 77: Standard Galvanized Drop Details

    General Information Section 2-37 Standard Galvanized Drop Details CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 78: Standard Flexible Hose Drop Detail

    General Information Section 2-38 Standard Flexible Hose Drop Detail CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 79: Variable Spacing Drop Details

    General Information Section 2-39 Variable Spacing Drop Details CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 80: Slurry Drops

    General Information Section 2-40 Slurry Drops CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 81: Standard Galvanized Extended Drop Detail

    General Information Section 2-41 Standard Galvanized Extended Drop Detail CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 82: Adjustable Drop

    General Information Section 2-42 Adjustable Drop CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 83: Getting Started

    Section 3 Getting Started CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 84: Before Your Machine Arrives

    . Allow adequate clearance for obstacles . The system passes over to ensure there is no contact if the machine creates wheel ruts during operation . The system may become closer to the ground as it operates . CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 85: Slope Considerations

    (as shown) or compression on an ascending slope . Exceeding the slope limitations set forth could create excessive tension and compressive forces in both spans, and especially the pivot point . Figure 3-4b.- High Centering Danger CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 86 . Note: The transverse slope for the given span length is not to exceed 30% . Must not be more than twice the transverse slope limit and must not exceed 30% . CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 87 . In this situation, both slopes should be calculated and added together to determine whether or not slope limitations have been exceeded . For example, if the ascending slope was calculated at 7%, and the descending slope 6%, the overall slope would be 13% . CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 88: Power Supply

    OR POSSIBLE DEATH. The power supply for your Western pivot can be provided by either the electric utility company or by an engine driven generator . The system requires 480 volts, 60 cycle, 3 phase electric power for operation .
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  • Page 90: Ground Rod Placement

    Getting Started Section 3-8 Ground Rod Placement Figure 3-8. WARNING: DO NOT OPERATE MACHINE WITHOUT A PROPER EARTH GROUND. REFER- ENCE SECTION 6-3. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 91 Getting Started Section 3-9 Ground Rod Placement Figure 3-9. WARNING: DO NOT OPERATE MACHINE WITHOUT A PROPER EARTH GROUND. REFER- ENCE SECTION 6-3. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 92: Pivot Pad (Concrete)

    The concrete pivot pad is the first item of construction. If possible, the concrete work should be done prior to delivery of the machine . Enough time should be allotted to ensure proper curing of the concrete pad . CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 93: Standard Pivot Pad (Concrete)

    2904 114 5/16” 6” 4106 36” 161 11/16” 12” 6” REINFORCING MESH 32” 32” Figure 3-11. 7/8 X 18” J-BOLT 2” ABOVE SURFACE #REBAR PERIMETER * Not Shown * [ ] Indicates Metric, in millimeters (mm). CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 94: 6-5/8 Pivot Pad (Concrete)

    Getting Started Section 3-12 6-5/8 Pivot Pad (Concrete) * Not Shown CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 95: High Profile Pivot Pad (Concrete)

    Getting Started Section 3-13 High Profile Pivot Pad (Concrete) Pad requires approximately 13.2 cubic yards of concrete. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 96: Towable Pivot Pad (Concrete)

    USE CHAIN WITH A PROOF LOAD OF AT LEAST 24 .000 LBS {1/2” GRADE 8} . CONSULT CHAIN MANUFACTURER . THREAD REBAR THROUGH END LINK DETAIL A PAD REQUIRES APPROXIMATELY SCALE 1 : 25 6 .7 CUBIC YARDS OF CONCRETE Figure 3-13. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 97: Minimum Equipment For Machine Assembly/Set-Up

    1- Regular flat screwdriver. CAUTION: Lifting with chain or cable can cause damage to coated surfaces. Note: Since Western Corporation recommends all wiring be completed by a professional electrician, tools involving the electrical hook-up are not included. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
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  • Page 99: Panel Operation

    Section 4 Panel Operation CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 100: Panel Identification

    3. Hour Meter: Clocks amount of hours pivot is used. 4. Main Disconnect- Disconnects all incoming power from the machine. Note: Panel door will not open unless the Main Disconnect is in the “OFF” position. 5. Operation Indicator Lights: Indicates operations currently in use. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 101 USE OVERRIDE UNLESS MACHINE IS IN COMPLETE VIEW. 12. Safety Override: The machine shutdown feature may be overridden by pressing the safety override button and turning the Stop, Run, Start switch to “START”. 13. iControlRemote See Section 1-6 for proper machine alignment. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 102: Forward Operation

    3. Move selector on panel door to “Fwd” position. 4. Set the Percent Timer on the panel door to desired application rate. NOTE: Reference Sections..for desired results. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 103 6. Move Stop-Run-Start switch on panel door to Start to energize safety and latch circuit. 7. Check the lights on the front of the control panel door. The following lights should be ON: RUNNING, FORWARD, SAFETY, END TOWER CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 104: Reverse Operation

    3. Move selector on panel door to “Rev” position. 4. Set the Percent Timer on the panel door to desired application rate. NOTE: Reference Sections..for desired results. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 105 6. Move Stop-Run-Start switch on panel door to Start to energize safety and latch circuit. 7. Check the lights on the front of the control panel door. The following lights should be ON: RUNNING, REVERSE, SAFETY, END TOWER CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 106: Auto Reverse / Auto Off Option

    Auto Reverse / Auto Off Option The CP600 Auto Reverse / Off option is designed for both End Tower and Pivot Point op- eration. It uses the direction wires in the span cable to send a momentary pulse signal to the main control panel.
  • Page 107 Panel Operation Section 4-9 Auto Reverse / Auto Off Option CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 108: Auto Restart Option

    Place the selector switch in the position shown below to prevent the machine from automatically restarting after a power failure Auto Restart On: Place the selector switch in the position shown below to allow the machine to automatically restart- ing after a power failure CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 109: Local/Icontrolremote

    Please refer to the iControl Remote documentation for more information regarding proper operation of that option. To enable or disable remote control of your pivot, simply move the selector switch between Panel (disabled) and iControl Remote (enabled). CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 110: Safety Override

    The machine Safety shutdown feature may be overridden by moving the Direction switch to For- ward or Reverse, pressing the Safety Override button and turning the Stop-Run-Start switch to “Start.” This will force the End Tower to move in the desired direction. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 111: Disconnect Switch

    Section 4-13 Disconnect Switch STOPPING YOUR MACHINE IN AN EMERGENCY The CP600 is equipped with a disconnect switch at each tower. An On/ Off switch is located on the underside of each tower junction box, see Figure 4-12a. and Figure 4-12b. Turning this switch to the “OFF”...
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  • Page 113: Electrical

    Section 5 Electrical CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 114: A Word About Proper Grounding

    Section 5-2 A Word About Proper Grounding Due to the wet environment of irrigation equipment, it is very important that your Western CP600 Center Pivot Irrigation System be properly grounded . The NEC (National Electric Code) requires a grounded conductor of a grounded utility system to extend to every piece of equipment served . This means that for a three-phase electrical system, three power wires and one ground wire are required between your main ser- vice entrance disconnect and the pivot panel .

  • Page 115: Standard Panel Span Cable Connections

    Electrical Section 5-3 Standard Panel Span Cable Connections SPAN CABLE SIDE PANEL SIDE Note: Field Wiring-Use Copper or Aluminum conductors for at least 60° C. Recommended screw tightening torque is 4.4 lb-in (0.5 Nm). CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 116: Panel Wiring 90239-41_R4

    Electrical Section 5-4 Panel Wiring 90239-41_R4 CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 117 Electrical Section 5-5 Panel Wiring 90239-41_R4 CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 118: Main Panel Parts List

    RELAY, PHASE SEQ/FAILURE/UV, PUSH-IN TERMINAL : 12-860146 SIEMENS : 3UG4614-2BR20 12-860159 TIMER DELAY AUTO RESTART : SIEMENS : 3RP2511-2AW30 SWITCH, PLUG-IN RELAY, LATCHING, AR, 120VAC : OMRON : 12-0910119 MY2K-US-AC120 12-0910120 RELAY BASE, SWITCH, : OMRON : PYF-14A-E * Not shown CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
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  • Page 120: Standard Panel Schematic

    Electrical Section 5-8 Standard Panel Schematic CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 121 Electrical Section 5-9 Standard Panel Schematic CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 122: Cp Jb Intermediate Cam 10142-01

    Electrical Section 5-10 CP JB Intermediate Cam 10142-01 CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
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  • Page 124: End Tower Junction Box W/Out Auto Reverse And Booster 90017-01

    Electrical Section 5-12 End T ower Junction Box w/out Auto Reverse and Booster 90017-01 CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 125: Stall Timer Wiring 90016-01

    Electrical Section 5-13 Stall Timer Wiring-90016-01 CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 126: Collector Ring Wiring

    WARNING! MAKE SURE WIRES CLEAR BRUSH POSTS WHEN MACHINE ROTATES In From Control Panel Note: See WARNING! regarding proper ground brush wiring Section 5-23. Out to Tower No. 1 Collector Ring WARNING! DO NOT CONNECT #6 WIRE TO #9 WIRE. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 127: Warning

    Note: Wire color in Span Cable is subject to change without notice. Reference will be made here on out to yel/red wire. Depending upon purchase date, your Span Cable may be equipped with tan; yellow/red replaces tan. CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...

  • Page 128: Notes

    Electrical Section 5-16 Notes CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
  • Page 129 Electrical Section 5-17 Notes CP600 Pivot Operation Manual...
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