PRONAR Z245/1 User Manual

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TRANSLATION OF THE ORIGINAL COPY OF THE MANUAL
ISSUE 1C-03-2023
PRONAR Sp. z o.o.
17-210 NAREW, UL. MICKIEWICZA 101A, WOJ. PODLASKIE
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USER MANUAL
FRONT-MOUNTED WRAPPER
+48 085 681 63 29
+48 085 681 63 81
+48 085 681 63 83
Z245/1
PUBLICATION NO. 382N-00000000-UM
+48 085 681 64 29
+48 085 681 63 82
+48 085 682 71 10
www.pronar.pl

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  • Page 1 PRONAR Sp. z o.o. 17-210 NAREW, UL. MICKIEWICZA 101A, WOJ. PODLASKIE tel.: +48 085 681 63 29 +48 085 681 64 29 +48 085 681 63 81 +48 085 681 63 82 fax: +48 085 681 63 83 +48 085 682 71 10 www.pronar.pl...
  • Page 3 This will guarantee safe and trouble-free operation of the machine. The machine was constructed in accordance with applicable standards, documents and current legal regulations. The User Manual describes the basic principles of safe use and operation of the Pronar Z245/1 front-mounted wrapping machine.
  • Page 4 SYMBOLS USED IN THE USER MANUAL Information, descriptions of hazards and precautions as well as instructions and orders related to safe use in the manual are marked with: and preceded by the word DANGER. Failure to comply with these recommendations may endanger the health or life of persons operating the machine or unauthorized bystanders.
  • Page 5 DESIGNATION OF DIRECTIONS IN THE MANUAL Left side – the left hand side of the observer facing the machine in the forward direction. Right side – the right hand side of the observer facing the machine in the forward direction. THE SCOPE OF SERVICE ACTIVITIES The maintenance activities described in the manual are marked with the sign: The result of the maintenance / adjustment activity or remarks concerning the performed...
  • Page 9: Table Of Contents

    CONTENT CONTENT CHAPTER BASIC INFORMATION IDENTIFICATION 1.1.1 WRAPPER IDENTIFICATION 1.1.2 DRIVING AXLE IDENTIFICATION 1.1.3 LIST OF SERIAL NUMBERS INTENDED USE EQUIPMENT TERMS OF WARRANTY TRANSPORT 1.10 1.5.1 TRUCKING 1.10 1.5.2 USER'S TRANSPORT 1.12 THREAT TO THE ENVIRONMENT 1.12 WITHDRAWAL FROM USE 1.13 CHAPTER SAFETY OF USE...
  • Page 10 2.1.5 RULES OF TRAVELING ON PUBLIC ROADS 2.1.6 TIRES 2.1.7 LOADING, UNLOADING, WRAPPING DESCRIPTION OF RESIDUAL RISK INFORMATION AND WARNING STICKERS CHAPTER CONSTRUCTION AND PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS WRAPPER DESIGN 3.2.1 FILM FEEDER 3.2.2 SWING FRAME, TURNTABLE 3.2.3 UNLOADING MECHANISM 3.2.4 CUTTING UNIT 3.2.5 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION, WARNING ELEMENTS 3.2.6 THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM...
  • Page 11 CONNECTING AND DISCONNECTING OF THE WRAPPER TO THE TRACTOR FOIL PLACING FOLDING AND UNFOLDING OF THE DRAWBAR 4.12 LOADING 4.13 4.5.1 WRAPPING 4.15 UNLOADING OF THE BALE 4.19 DRIVING ON PUBLIC ROADS 4.21 USE OF TIRES 4.23 WRAP COUNTER (L01, L02) 4.24 4.9.1 THE DESIGN AND PRINCIPLE OF THE WRAP COUNTER WORKS...
  • Page 12 5.2.3 ADJUSTING THE CLEARANCE OF THE AXLE BEARINGS 5.2.4 WHEEL ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY, CHECKING NUT TIGHTNESS 5.2.5 AIR PRESSURE CONTROL, ASSESSMENT OF TECHNICAL CONDITION OF TIRES AND STEEL WHEELS HYDRAULIC SYSTEM OPERATION 5.3.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION 5.3.2 CHECKING THE THIGHTNESS OF THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM 5.3.3 CHECKING THE TECHNICAL CONDITION OF THE HYDRAULIC CONNECTORS 5.10...
  • Page 13 5.15 STORAGE 5.29 5.16 TIGHTENING TORQUE FOR NUT AND BOLT CONNECTIONS 5.30 5.17 ADJUSTING THE POSITION OF THE DRAWBAR 5.32 5.18 FILM TENSION ADJUSTMENT 5.33 5.19 REPLACEMENT AND ADJUSTMENT OF CUTTING KNIVES 5.35 5.20 STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF THE WRAP COUNTER 5.37 5.20.1 STORAGE AND CLEANING OF THE COUNTER...
  • Page 14 B.4.1 STATISTICAL DATA B.27 B.4.2 INDICATION OF CURRENT TIME AND DATE B.28 SETTING THE BALE WRAPPER FOR TRANSPORT, TRANSPORT MODE B.29...
  • Page 15: Basic Information

    CHAPTER BASIC INFORMATION...
  • Page 16: Identification

    (1) nameplate, (2) CE nameplate, (3) VIN location, (4) nameplate France The Pronar Z245/1 wrapper is marked with data plates (1,2,4) and the VIN number (3) placed on a rectangular field painted in gold. The serial number and nameplate are located on the...
  • Page 17 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER right frame side member - figure (1.1). When purchasing the machine, check that the serial numbers on the machine match the number entered in the WARRANTY CARD, in the sales documents. FIGURE 1.2 Nameplate – EU type-approval (1) Category, subcategory and speed rating of the vehicle;...
  • Page 18: Driving Axle Identification

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 1.4 Nameplate France 1.1.2 DRIVING AXLE IDENTIFICATION FIGURE 1.5 Location of the nameplate of driving axle (1) nameplate, (2) driving axle The serial number of the driving axle and its type are stamped on the nameplate (1) attached to the driving axle beam (2) - figure (1.2).
  • Page 19: List Of Serial Numbers

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 1.1.3 LIST OF SERIAL NUMBERS ADVICE If you need to order spare parts or if you have problems with it, it is very often necessary to provide the serial numbers of the part or a number of wrapper, so it is recommended to write these numbers in the fields below.
  • Page 20 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Intended use also includes all activities related to the correct and safe operation and maintenance of the machine. Therefore, the user is obliged to: • Read the content of the wrapper’s USER MANUAL and with WARRANTY CARD and to the guidelines contained in these documents, •...
  • Page 21: Equipment

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER TABLE 1.1 Agricultural tractor requirements Content Unit Requirements The hydraulic system Hydraulic oil L HL 32 Lotos Nominal pressure of the system bar / MPa 150 / 15 Oil demand Hydraulic sockets in accordance with ISO - 7421- 1 return socket with free oil drain (so-called "free sink")
  • Page 22 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Equipment  Electronic wrap counter L02 + counter manual Plate for slow-moving vehicles  Roller chain (12B-1/9-WZ) with connection link – 85 links   Sprocket Z28  Mounting bracket (to be installed in the tractor cab) ...
  • Page 23: Terms Of Warranty

    The lack of e.g., date of sale or point of sale stamp exposes the user to not accept any complaints. PRONAR Sp. z o.o. in Narew guarantees smooth operation of the machine when it is used in accordance with the technical and operational conditions described in the USER MANUAL.
  • Page 24: Transport

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 1.5 TRANSPORT The wrapper is ready for sale completely assembled and does not require packing. Only the technical and operational documentation of the machine, and possibly elements of additional and standard equipment, are packed. Delivery to the user is carried out by road or independent transport (towing of the wrapper with an agricultural tractor).
  • Page 25 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 1.6 Arrangement of transport handles (1) transport handle, (2) information sticker Use certified and technically reliable securing measures. Wiping belts, cracked fasteners, bent or corroded hooks or other damage may disqualify the product from being used. Please refer to the instructions in the operating instructions of the manufacturer of the securing material used.
  • Page 26: User's Transport

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER DANGER Incorrect use of securing measures can cause an accident. During reloading work, particular attention should be paid so as not to damage the machine equipment components and the paint coating. The weight of the wrapper is given in table (3.1).
  • Page 27: Withdrawal From Use

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER When carrying out maintenance and repair work where there is a risk of leakage, this work should be carried out in rooms with an oil resistant surface. In the event of oil leaking into the environment, first of all contain the source of the leak, and then collect the leaked oil using available means.
  • Page 28 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Worn or damaged parts that cannot be regenerated or repaired should be sent to a recycling centre. Hydraulic oil should be taken to the appropriate facility dealing with the utilization of this type of waste. DANGER Avoid oil contact with skin. Do not allow hydraulic oil to leak.
  • Page 29: Safety Of Use

    CHAPTER SAFETY OF USE...
  • Page 30: Safety Information

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 2.1 SAFETY INFORMATION 2.1.1 BASIC SAFETY RULES • Before using the wrapper, the user should carefully read this User Manual and the manual attached to the electronic rev counter. During their operation, all recommendations contained therein must be observed. Do not start the wrapper without knowing its functions.
  • Page 31: Connecting And Disconnecting From The Tractor

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER • Any modification of the wrapper is prohibited and exempts PRONAR Narew liability for any damage or injury. • Before each use of the machine, check the condition of the machine, in particular the condition of the drawbar, the hydraulic system, the safety guards and the tire pressure.
  • Page 32: The Hydraulic System

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR FIGURE 2.1 Mounting location for the slow-moving vehicle sign (1) drawbar eye, (2) securing the eye against unauthorized use 2.1.3 THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM • The hydraulic system is under high pressure during operation of the wrapper. •...
  • Page 33: Maintenance

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 2.1.4 MAINTENANCE • Never carry out service or repair work with the hydraulic motor drive engaged. Stop the tractor engine and remove the ignition key before starting work. If necessary, secure the wrapper against rolling by placing locking wedges under the wheels.
  • Page 34: Rules Of Traveling On Public Roads

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR supports must also be used. It is forbidden to work under a wrapper raised only with a lift. • It is forbidden to support the wrapper with fragile elements (bricks, hollow bricks, concrete blocks). • After completing work associated with lubrication, remove excess grease or oil. The wrapper should be kept clean.
  • Page 35 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER • When driving on public roads, comply with traffic regulations. • Do not exceed the maximum speed resulting from restrictions on road conditions and design restrictions. • During periods of insufficient visibility, a red light and a red reflector must be placed on the rearmost edge of the wrapper.
  • Page 36: Tires

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR • It is forbidden to get on the wrapper while driving. • Parking the wrapper on a decline is prohibited. • It is forbidden to leave the machine unsecured. The wrapper must be blocked with the secured against rolling with wedges or other elements without sharp edges placed under the vehicle wheels.
  • Page 37: Description Of Residual Risk

    2.2 DESCRIPTION OF RESIDUAL RISK Pronar Sp. z o. o. in Narew made every effort to eliminate the risk of an accident. However, there is some residual risk that can lead to an accident and is primarily associated with the following activities: •...
  • Page 38: Information And Warning Stickers

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR • operation of the wrapper by unauthorized persons or persons under the influence of alcohol • wrapper cleaning, maintenance and technical inspection, • operating the machine on unstable and sloping ground • introducing design changes without the consent of the Manufacturer, •...
  • Page 39 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Item Sticker DESCRIPTION Caution. Before starting work, read the User's Manual. 70RPN-00.00.00.04 Before starting any servicing or repair work, switch off the tractor engine and remove the ignition key. Secure the tractor cab against unauthorized access. 70RPN-00.00.00.05 Risk of injury to limbs.
  • Page 40 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR Item Sticker DESCRIPTION Do not sit near the raised loading arm or the raised discharge frame. 124RPN-00.00.00.08 Regularly check the tightness of wheel nuts and other bolted connections. 104RPN-00.00.00.06 Lubricate the wrapper according to the schedule outlined in the User's Manual.
  • Page 41 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Item Sticker DESCRIPTION Direction of hydraulic oil flow in the connection line. 70RPN-00.00.00.21 Hydraulic distributor function information label. 124RPN-00.00.00.05 Unloading mechanism lowering speed control. 124RPN-00.00.00.09 Caution Information on how to couple the machine to the tractor (for French approval)
  • Page 42 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR FIGURE 2.3 Arrangement of information and warning stickers, part 1 2.14...
  • Page 43 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 2.4 Arrangement of information and warning stickers, part 2 2.15...
  • Page 44 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 2.16...
  • Page 45: Construction And Principle Of

    CHAPTER CONSTRUCTION AND PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION...
  • Page 46: Technical Characteristics

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 3.1 TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS TABLE 3.1. Basic technical data included as standard Content Unit Z245/1 Wrapper dimensions Length (Transport / Working) mm / mm 5,890 / 6,100 Maximum width (transport / working) mm / mm 2,220 / 3,370...
  • Page 47 (6) is installed at the rear of the frame. FIGURE 3.1 Construction of the Z245/1 wrapper (1) lower frame, (2) turntable, (3) foil feeder, (4) loading arm, (5) cutting unit, (6) unloading mechanism, (7) axle, (8) support, (9) shaft...
  • Page 48: Film Feeder

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 3.2.1 FILM FEEDER The film feeder is mounted on the wrapper feeder mast. The mechanism is designed and adapted to unwrap the foil from a roll height of 500 or 750 mm. The film is fixed between the tapered roller support (3) and (4).
  • Page 49 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER longitudinal member of the tilting frame, which is designed to protect the turntable against falling during maintenance or repair work. FIGURE 3.3 Swing frame with turntable, bottom view (1) table tilting frame, (2) turntable, (3) transmission cover, (4) tipping hydraulic cylinder, (5) support, (6) hydraulic motor The wrapped bale rests on reinforced belts (4) - figure (3.4), and is secured against shifting...
  • Page 50: Unloading Mechanism

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR FIGURE 3.4 turntable construction, bottom view (1) active roller, (2) passive roller, (3) belt, (4) bearing unit, (5) thrust roller When the hydraulic motor is started, the turntable begins to spin with the bale around the vertical axis.
  • Page 51 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER against the support slide (11) and rotate relative to the axis of the table pin (10). The bale will be placed on the left-hand side of the wrapper. FIGURE 3.5 Bale unloading mechanism (1) mechanism frame, (2) table frame, (3) side tipping support, (4) skid, (5) table rubber, (6) bumper,...
  • Page 52: Cutting Unit

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 3.2.4 CUTTING UNIT The cutting unit is located on the side member of the turntable frame. The task of the unit is to cut off and hold the film until the next bale is wrapped. The film is cut off from the tractor by extending the hydraulic cylinder (2), controlled by the distributor.
  • Page 53 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 3.7 Arrangement of electric lighting elements and reflectors (1) rear combination lamp, (2) reflector triangle, (3) distinguishing plate, (4) number plate lighting, TABLE 3.2. Designation of connections of the 7-pin connection socket MARKING Function Weight +12V supply (not used)
  • Page 54 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR FIGURE 3.8 Connection socket (A) Socket view, (B) Socket view from harness wire mounting side The counter is an electronic device designed to count the wraps of a bale. The set consists of a programmable counter located in a plastic housing and a rotation sensor, connected by a wire and a multi-pin connector.
  • Page 55: The Hydraulic System

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 3.9 Electrical system diagram (ZL) rear combination lamp left, (ZP) rear combination lamp right, (GP) connection socket 7-pin, (L02) wrap counter, (SK1) revolution sensor 3.2.6 THE HYDRAULIC SYSTEM The hydraulic system of the wrapper is designed to control the operation of individual systems by means of a hydraulic distributor.
  • Page 56 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR FIGURE 3.10 Diagram of the hydraulic system TABLE 3.3. Importance of symbols Symbol Meaning Hydraulic distributor section. Hydraulic motor. Double-acting hydraulic cylinder. Single acting hydraulic cylinder. The hydraulic lock. Hydraulic oil flow regulator. 3.3.12...
  • Page 57 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER As standard, the wrapper is equipped with a hydraulic distributor controlled by cables, Figure (3.11). The meaning of the different sections of the distributor is shown by an information label (1) affixed to the support. FIGURE 3.11...
  • Page 58 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 3.3.14...
  • Page 59: Construction And Principle Of

    CHAPTER CONSTRUCTION AND PRINCIPLE OF OPERATION RULES OF USE...
  • Page 60: Preparation Of The Wrapper For Work

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 4.1 PREPARATION OF THE WRAPPER FOR WORK 4.1.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION The manufacturer ensures that the wrapper is fully functional, has been checked in accordance with control procedures and is approved for use. However, this does not release the user from the obligation to check the machine after delivery and before first use.
  • Page 61: Preparation For Initial Start-Up, Test Start Of Trailer

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Do not aggregate and start the wrapper if any irregularities are detected. Any defects found must be reported directly to the seller in order to remedy the defects. 4.1.3 PREPARATION FOR INITIAL START-UP, TEST START OF TRAILER ADVICE All operations related to the wrapper are described in detail later in this manual.
  • Page 62 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR should be permanently in the tractor's cab. The test run must be carried out in the order shown below. • Connect the wrapper to the appropriate hitch on the agricultural tractor. • Connect the electrical and hydraulic system hoses. •...
  • Page 63: Preparation Of The Wrapper For Work

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER DANGER Careless and improper use and operation of the wrapper, non-observance of the recommendations contained in these instructions creates a threat to health. The wrapper must not be used by persons who are not authorized to drive agricultural tractors, including children and people under the influence of alcohol or other drugs.
  • Page 64 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR Reverse the tractor, connect the wrapper to the appropriate hitch in the tractor, check the coupling protection protecting the machine against accidental disconnection. If an automatic coupling is used in the agricultural tractor, make sure that the aggregation operation is completed and the drawbar eye is secured.
  • Page 65 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER CAUTION The wrapper may only be coupled to an agricultural tractor with a suitable hitch, the required hydraulic and electrical connection sockets. Pay attention to the compatibility of oils in the tractor hydraulic system and in the...
  • Page 66 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR DISCONNECTING OF THE WRAPPER In order to disconnect the wrapper from the tractor, perform the following actions in order. If necessary, lower the turntable, the unloading arm and the loading arm. Immobilize tractor with parking brake, turn off tractor engine. Disconnect the speed sensor cable from the wrap counter.
  • Page 67: Foil Placing

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 4.3 FOIL PLACING The feeder design allows the installation of two types of polyethylene film with widths of 500 mm and 750 mm. FIGURE 4.3 Installation of a 500 mm wide film. (1) swing frame, (2) pressure plate, (3) cotter pin, (4) upper pressure roller, (5) lower pressure roller, (6) nut Figure (4.3) shows the installation of a 500 mm wide film.
  • Page 68 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR Tilt the swing frame (1) to its extreme anti-clockwise position. Release and remove the upper cotter pin (3). Move the clamp (2) upwards. Place a 500 mm wide film on the lower pressure roller (5). The roller must be installed in such a way that the adhesive layer must be on the ...
  • Page 69 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 4.4 Adjust the height of the film feeder (1) bottom profile, (2) locking screws, (3) foil feeder frame profile, (4) clamp 4.11...
  • Page 70: Folding And Unfolding Of The Drawbar

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 4.4 FOLDING AND UNFOLDING OF THE DRAWBAR FIGURE 4.5 Setting the drawbar in the WORK position (1) locking pin, (2) drawbar, (A), (B) locking pin positions After reaching the field, before wrapping, set the machine's drawbar to the WORK position. To do this: Secured tractor with parking brake.
  • Page 71: Loading

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER DANGER The support wheel must be in the transport position, that is, it must be fully raised. Danger of fingers crushing. Do not place your hands in the areas marked with the CAUTION mark (4.5). 4.5 LOADING Before loading the bale, make sure that the wrapper is properly connected to the tractor.
  • Page 72 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR THE SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES Move the wrapper drawbar to the run position (if not already done). Remove the triangular warning plate. Rotate the turntable (4) to the bale loading position. The cutting unit should be at the rear of the wrapper.
  • Page 73: Wrapping

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 4.7 Bale Load Level 2 4.5.1 WRAPPING The wrapping film is fed automatically from the feeder and there is no need to leave the tractor cab to prepare for wrapping. The exception is the beginning of work or the case of foil breaking.
  • Page 74 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR FIGURE 4.8 Preparation to wrap the first bale (1), (2) information stickers WRAPPING OF THE BALE After the first bale is loaded, unwrap a portion of the film from the feeder and pass the end of the film through the bale twine. When another bale is wrapped, the end of the cut wrapping film is held by the cutter actuator until the bale is loaded.
  • Page 75 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER The number of wraps is indicated by the rev counter, (detailed operation is described later in this chapter). Check the foil tension while wrapping and adjust the feeder if necessary. CAUTION Do not wrap bales other than those specified in this manual.
  • Page 76 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR Determining the number of bales wraps correctly has a significant impact on the quality of silage. Film manufacturers recommend using the 2+2 system during wrapping (subsequent layers must be at least half the width of the previous belt – 50% of the foil placement). This method of wrapping is most optimal and will result in the bales being wrapped 4 times in each location.
  • Page 77: Unloading Of The Bale

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 4.6 UNLOADING OF THE BALE FIGURE 4.10 Correct setting of the unloading wrapper (1) turntable with tilting frame, (2) unloading arm, (3) side tipping arm, (4) skid, (5) (6) (7) information stickers, (8) cutting system Set the unloading mechanism to the selected unloading mode.
  • Page 78 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR Position the turntable so that the cutting system is in front of the wrapper and the table rollers are perpendicular to the frame rails of the wrapper. Start table tipping.  The tipping is controlled by means of a lever marked with an information sticker (5).
  • Page 79: Driving On Public Roads

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER When the wrapped bale is relatively light, it may happen that the turntable starts to fall earlier than the arm of the unloading mechanism. Adjust the table drop rate using second hydraulic flow regulator. Normally, the regulator should be fully open (the regulator knob is fully open).
  • Page 80 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR FIGURE 4.12 To prepare the wrapper for road travel: (1) loading arm, (2) unloading mechanism frame, (3) slow-moving vehicle sign, (4) drawbar, (5) parking support, (6) bracket with control levers When drive comply with traffic regulations, be prudent and considerate. The most important guidelines for steering a tractor with a trailer attached are presented below.
  • Page 81: Use Of Tires

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER • In the event of a machine or tractor breakdown, stop at the side of the road without endangering other road users and mark the stopping place in accordance with traffic regulations. • When travelling on public roads, the wrapper must be marked with a slow-moving vehicle warning sign located in the handle of cutting unit.
  • Page 82: Wrap Counter (L01, L02)

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR • Nut tightness should be checked after the first use of the wrapper, after the first day of operation and then every 6 months of use or after traveling 25,000 km, whichever comes first. In the event of intensive more, check the nut tightening at least every 10,000 kilometres.
  • Page 83: Operation Of The Counter

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER The L01 meter is powered by connecting a 9V battery The L02 is supplied with 12V voltage via the supplied cable, connected to the cigarette lighter socket. 4.9.2 OPERATION OF THE COUNTER The counter can be installed in the tractor in any position so that the display is clearly visible.
  • Page 84: Working With The Counter In Counting Mode

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR Press the button (1) for a moment - figure (4.13). After approx. 4 seconds, the counter display will show the number 0 - sequence  (A). Press the button again and hold it until the display shows 16 or 24 - last programmed counter-sequence (B).
  • Page 85 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER TABLE 4.1 Meaning of the pictograms of counter L02 Pictogram Name DESCRIPTION Function key F1 Field selection (meadow). Function key F2 Selection of counter indications. Turn the counter on/off. Confirm Function key CLEAR programming. FIELD Selected field information (meadow)
  • Page 86: Switching On And Off

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 4.11.2 SWITCHING ON AND OFF SWITCHING ON OF THE COUNTER Connect the power plug to the cigarette lighter socket.  The red LED on the counter display blinks when the connection is correct. Connect the rotation sensor cable. Switch on the counter while holding the clear button figure (4.14).
  • Page 87: To Program The Wraps Number

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER SWITCHING OFF OF THE COUNTER Press the CLEAR button for approximately 3 seconds. A blinking red dot appears on the display.  Disconnect the supply hose. Disconnect the sensor wire. 4.11.3 TO PROGRAM THE WRAPS NUMBER PROGRAMMING Press buttons F1 and F2 simultaneously –...
  • Page 88 Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR WRAPPING OF THE BALE FIGURE 4.17 Wrapping of the bale (A) field selection, (B) counter display during wrapping, (C) wrap completion DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITIES Select the field/meadow (1, 2 or 3) where the bale will be wrapped. Selection of the field is made with the F1 button - position (A), figure (4.17).
  • Page 89: Selection Of The Display

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 4.11.4 SELECTION OF THE DISPLAY FIGURE 4.18 Readings of parameters (A) bale count reading, (B) average time reading, (C) yield reading READINGS OF PARAMETERS Press F1 to select the field (meadow) for which you want to read the wrapper parameters.
  • Page 90: Clearing Of The Counter

    Z245/ 1 HAPTER RONAR 4.11.5 CLEARING OF THE COUNTER CLEARING OF THE COUNTER Press F1 to select the field for which you want to reset the parameters (stored indications). FIGURE 4.19 Counter clearing sequences Press and hold the F2 and CLEAR buttons at the same time.
  • Page 91: Technical Support

    CHAPTER TECHNICAL SUPPORT...
  • Page 92: Preliminary Information

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION When using the wrapper, it is necessary to constantly check the technical condition and perform maintenance procedures that will allow the machine to be kept in good technical condition. Therefore, the wrapper user is obliged to perform all maintenance and adjustment activities specified by the Manufacturer.
  • Page 93: Checking The Clearance Of The Axle Bearings

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.2.2 CHECKING THE CLEARANCE OF THE AXLE BEARINGS FIGURE 5.1 FIGURE 5.2 Hoist support point (1) driving axle, (2) U-bolt PREPARATORY ACTIVITIES Hitch a wrapper to the tractor, immobilize tractor with parking brake. Place the tractor and wrapper on firm and level ground.
  • Page 94 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER While holding the wheel up and down, try to feel the clearance. You can use the lever under the wheel, resting the other end on the ground.  Repeat the checks for the other wheel. ADVICE Damaged hub cover or lack thereof will cause the penetration of dirt and moisture into the hub, which will result in much faster wear of bearings and hub seals.
  • Page 95 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER OVERVIEW Checking the clearance of the axle bearings: • after the first use of the wrapper, • after the first trip with a load, • every 6 months of use or every 25,000 kilometres • before intensive use of the wrapper, If the wrapper is to be used intensively, check the tightness at least once every 10 000 kilometres.
  • Page 96 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER ADVICE If the wheel is removed, the bearing clearance is easier to check and adjust. 5.2.4 WHEEL ASSEMBLY AND DISASSEMBLY, CHECKING NUT TIGHTNESS WHEEL DISASSEMBLY Chock the wheel that will not be removed. Ensure that wrapper properly secured and will not move during wheel dismantling.
  • Page 97 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER TIGHTENING THE NUTS The nuts should be tightened gradually diagonally (in several stages until the required tightening torque is achieved), using a torque wrench. In the absence of a torque wrench, you can use a regular wrench. The wrench arm (L), figure (5.5), should be selected according to the weight of the person (F) tightening the nut.
  • Page 98 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER OVERVIEW Checking the clearance of the axle bearings: • after the first use of the wrapper, • after the first trip with a load, • every 6 months of use or every 25,000 kilometres • before intensive use of the wrapper, If the wrapper is to be used intensively, check the tightness at least once every 10 000 kilometres.
  • Page 99 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER OVERVIEW Pressure control and visual inspection of steel wheels: • • every 1 month of use, • • every week in case of intensive use, • • in case of emergency. 5.3 HYDRAULIC SYSTEM OPERATION 5.3.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION Work related to the repair, replacement or regeneration of hydraulic system components (cylinders, valves, etc.) should be entrusted to specialized workshops that have the...
  • Page 100 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER of "droplets" stop using the wrapper until the fault is remedied. If there is a leak at the connections, tighten the connection. OVERVIEW Checking for leaks: • after the first week of use, • every 12 months of use.
  • Page 101 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.4 ELECTRICAL SYSTEM SERVICE AND WARNING ELEMENTS 5.4.1 PRELIMINARY INFORMATION Work related to the repair, replacement or regeneration of electrical installation components should be entrusted to specialized workshops that have appropriate technologies and qualifications to perform this type of work.
  • Page 102 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER ADVICE Before travelling, make sure that all lamps and reflectors are clean. 5.4.2 REPLACEMENT OF BULBS For a list of the bulbs, see table (5.2). All light lenses are fixed with screws and there is no need to remove the entire lamp or wrapper components.
  • Page 103 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Secure the tractor cab against unauthorized access. FIGURE 5.8 Adjusting of the turntable drive chain. (1) motor channel section, (2) tensioning screw, (3) lock nut, (4) motor channel section fixing nut THE SCOPE OF SERVICE ACTIVITIES Loosen the 4 nuts (4) securing the motor profile (1) - Figure (5.7).
  • Page 104 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER The turntable should move smoothly, without jams and a large abnormal noise of the transmission. If the symptoms described above are present, check the chain tension and check the mounting of the hydraulic motor channel. OVERVIEW On a newly purchased wrapper, adjust after the first 15 20 bales have been wrapped and then adjust every 150 bales that have been wrapped.
  • Page 105 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 5.9 Adjustment and control of the roller drive chain tension (1) bearing unit, (2) counter nut, (3) adjusting screw, (4) bearing unit mounting nut, (5) table active roller, (6) gear cover Loosen the 4 nuts (4) securing the 2 active roller bearing units (1).
  • Page 106 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER OVERVIEW Check the tension of the turntable roller drive chain at the same time as the drive chain tension is checked, and whenever the roller bearings are replaced or the active roller sprocket is replaced. 5.7 ADJUSTING OF THE WRAPPER TO THE FOIL 500 5.7.1 CHANGE THE TRANSMISSION RATIO...
  • Page 107 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Loosen the roller bearing mounting nuts, the lock nuts and the bearing adjusting bolts, refer to figure (5.8). Remove the mounting bolt (3). Remove the gear (45 teeth).  Use a bearing puller of the correct size to remove the wheel. Do not strike the gear with a hammer or other tools.
  • Page 108 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER ADJUST THE TRAY FOR TRANSPARENCIES 500 WIDTH FIGURE 5.11 Film feeder (1) lower support roller, (2) foil pressure plate, (3) clamp pin, (4) lower roll pressure plate pin Immobilize tractor with parking brake. Secure the cab against unauthorized access.
  • Page 109 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.8 LOADING ARM BUMPER ADJUSTMENT FIGURE 5.12 Loading arm bumper adjusting (1) gripping arm, (2) bale bumper, (3) screw connection, (4) adjustment holes The load arm must be adjusted to the size of the bales being compressed. Adjusting the bumper (2) will allow the bale to be loaded correctly on the turntable.
  • Page 110 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.9 CHANGING OF THE BALE UNLOADING METHOD The wrapper has the ability to unload the bale in two ways: • roll the bale behind the wrapper, • roll the bale sideways to the left-hand side of the wrapper.
  • Page 111 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER readings may be that the sensor is not positioned correctly in relation to the magnet attached to the turntable frame. ADVICE Easier access to the revolution sensor is when the turntable is raised. Before adjusting, support the turntable and stop the tractor engine.
  • Page 112 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Move the sensor along the notch to centre the sensor in relation to the magnet. Tighten the lower nut (3). Connect the speed sensor cable to the counter, check that the counter is correct. Readjust sensor position if necessary.
  • Page 113 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Loosen the nuts of the bearing units (2) of the passive roller (3), (not driven). Move the bearing units out of the table. Tighten the nuts of the bearing units. Check the distance between the passive roller axis and the active roller axis. Check the distance between the idler roll shaft and the turntable frame side member.
  • Page 114 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER TABLE 5.3 Machine lubrication schedule ITEM LUBRICATION POINT Hub bearings The strut bolt Drawbar hitch eye Rotary link Load arm pins Gripper arm pin The load arm cylinder lateral bearings Gripper arm cylinder lateral bearings The lateral bearings of the tipping cylinder...
  • Page 115 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 5.16 Wrapper lubrication points, part 1 5.5.25...
  • Page 116 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 5.17 Wrapper lubrication points, part 2 TABLE 5.4 Recommended lubricants Designation from table DESCRIPTION (5.4) general purpose machine grease (lithium, calcium), solid grease for heavily loaded components with the addition of MoS2 or graphite plain machine oil, silicone spray grease...
  • Page 117 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.13 CONSUMABLES 5.13.1 HYDRAULIC OIL It is absolutely necessary to observe that the oil in the wrapper's hydraulic system and the tractor's hydraulic system must be of the same type. If different types of oil are used, make sure that both hydraulic means can be mixed together.
  • Page 118 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.13.2 LUBRICANTS For heavily loaded parts, it is recommended to use lithium grease with the addition of molybdenum disulphide (MOS2) or graphite. For less loaded components, it is recommended to use general-purpose machine greases that contain anti-corrosive additives and are highly resistant to water washout.
  • Page 119: Storage

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER • Do not use organic solvents, preparations of unknown origin or other substances that may damage the lacquered, rubber or plastic surface. It is recommended to make a test on an invisible surface in case of doubt.
  • Page 120: Tightening Torque For Nut And Bolt Connections

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER • Corroded areas should be cleaned of rust, degreased and protected with a primer paint, and then painted with a topcoat according to the colour scheme. • In the event of a longer stop, it is necessary to lubricate all components regardless of the period of the last treatment.
  • Page 121 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER FIGURE 5.18 Metric thread screw (1) strength class, (d) thread diameter During maintenance and repair work, apply appropriate tightening torques to screw connections, unless other tightening parameters are given. Recommended tightening torques for the most commonly used bolted connections are shown in the Table (5.6). The given...
  • Page 122: Adjusting The Position Of The Drawbar

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.17 ADJUSTING THE POSITION OF THE DRAWBAR FIGURE 5.19 Adjusting the position of the drawbar (1) drawbar with fixed link, (2) bolted connection THE SCOPE OF ACTIVITIES Place chocks or parts without sharp edges under the wrapper wheels.
  • Page 123: Film Tension Adjustment

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.18 FILM TENSION ADJUSTMENT The degree of tension of the film has a decisive influence on the quality of the silage. Optimal conditions for the formation of feed are achieved thanks to the close adhesion of the film layers.
  • Page 124 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER ADVICE The given film dimensions are indicative and were developed on the basis of a film with a stretch of 70%. Read the instruction manual of the film manufacturer and the recommendations for setting the pretension before working with the wrapper.
  • Page 125: Replacement And Adjustment Of Cutting Knives

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Tightening the locknut. Check that the foil is correctly tensioned, repeat if necessary. FIGURE 5.22 Belts tension adjustment (1) locknut, (2) upper pin 5.19 REPLACEMENT AND ADJUSTMENT OF CUTTING KNIVES During the operation of the wrapper, the cutting knives wear and tear, which is a normal symptom, as a result of which the film may not be properly cut off.
  • Page 126 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Install a new set of knives. The knives must be flat against each other - see figure (5.22).   When assembling, remember to put on the spacers correctly. Tighten the nuts to the specified torque. FIGURE 5.23...
  • Page 127: Storage, Maintenance And Repair Of The Wrap Counter

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.20 STORAGE, MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR OF THE WRAP COUNTER 5.20.1 STORAGE AND CLEANING OF THE COUNTER When not in use, the counter should be stored in room conditions, protected from moisture, chemicals, direct precipitation, frost and strong sunlight. After disconnecting the sensor cable, wind up and protect the sensor plug contacts from dirt and moisture, which can cause corrosion and loss of electrical contact, resulting in incorrect operation of the meter.
  • Page 128: Troubleshooting

    Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER 5.21 TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE 5.8 Faults and how to remove them FAULT CAUSE REMOVAL METHOD Check the clearance and Excessive bearing looseness adjust if necessary Noise in the hub of the axle Damaged bearings Replace bearings Damaged hub components...
  • Page 129 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Check the voltage at the Incorrect supply voltage cigarette lighter socket (12V). (L02) Repair the supply circuit. Check the voltage at the Err1 or Err2 error message Incorrect supply voltage cigarette lighter socket (12V). displays (L02) Repair the supply circuit.
  • Page 130 Z245/1 RONAR HAPTER Adjust the height of the film Incorrect feeder height feeder to match the bale size. Unsymmetrical bale wrapping Incorrect selection of the Adjust the wrapper to the roller drive ratio in relation to width of the film...
  • Page 131 NOTES...
  • Page 132: Tire Assembly

    APPENDIX A TIRE ASSEMBLY ITEM TIRE 350/50-16 133A8 11,00x16 ET=0 340/55-16 133A8 11,00x16 ET=0 340/55-16 140A8 11,00x16 ET=0...
  • Page 133: Attachment B

    ATTACHMENT B...
  • Page 134: Connecting The Control System

    Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR CONNECTING THE CONTROL SYSTEM The control system consists of a module that is mounted on the bale wrapper, cables, a set of sensors and a control panel. • Connect the bale wrapper according to the recommendations contained in the Operator's Manual.
  • Page 135 Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT TAB. B.1 Description of the functions of the control panel keys ITEM DESCRIPTION Emergency stopping of the bale wrapper operation. Viewing a currently set date and time Switching on and off the control panel. Increasing the value Decreasing the value Entering the menu.
  • Page 136 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR ITEM DESCRIPTION Controlling the items downwards in Menu mode. Unlocking after an emergency stop. Entering the bale wrapper's operation mode menu. Rising of the loading arm Lowering of the loading arm Short pressing of the key: setting the turntable in loading or unloading position.
  • Page 137: Operation Of The Control Panel

    Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT OPERATION OF THE CONTROL PANEL Markings of the keys used in the text refer to table DESCRIPTION OF THE FUNCTIONS OF THE CONTROL PANEL KEYS. B.3.1 STARTING THE CONTROL PANEL • Switch the control panel on using the switch located on the right side of the control panel.
  • Page 138 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR Communication error. After successful completion of the starting sequence, one of the following messages should appear: The message appearing after starting the control panel depends on the working mode in which the controller was switched off. The working mode parameter is stored when the control panel is being switched off If the message “Transport position”...
  • Page 139: Switching The Control Panel Off

    Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT B.3.2 SWITCHING THE CONTROL PANEL OFF • Set the bale wrapper in transport position or in working position (the loading arm is lowered). • If the bale wrapper is to be transported, switch the control panel to TRANSPORT POSITION MODE.
  • Page 140: Emergency Stopping Of The Bale Wrapper

    Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR B.3.3 EMERGENCY STOPPING OF THE BALE WRAPPER The control panel is equipped with two emergency stop keys STOP – (1). If one of these keys is pressed, the bale wrapper is immediately stopped. 3 red LEDs located next to keys (14),...
  • Page 141: Operation In Manual Mode

    Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT B.3.4 OPERATION IN MANUAL MODE Press F2 key. Using + key or – key, choose the following option: AUTO WORKING MODE SEMI-AUTOMATIC Load a bale onto the turntable – key (12). Keep the key held down while raising the loading arm.
  • Page 142 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR After a completed wrapping cycle, the message containing statistical data is shown on the display. Quantity of wrapped bales is increased by 1 and the number of wrappings is zeroed. If bale wrapping is interrupted, the current counter of wrappings can be reset by pressing F1key.
  • Page 143: Operation In Semi-Automatic Mode

    Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT B.3.5 OPERATION IN SEMI-AUTOMATIC MODE. Press F2 key. Using + key or – key, choose the following option: AUTO MODE SEMI-AUTOMATIC Press AUTO | MAN key. Start of semi- automatic mode is signalled by lighting up the green diode.
  • Page 144 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR After completed wrapping, the turntable will be positioned for unloading. The following message will be displayed: AUTO UNLOADING PRESS START When START | STOP is pressed, the turntable will be raised and a bale will be unloaded. Status of the counter of ready bales will be increased by 1 and the number of wrappings will be reset.
  • Page 145: Stopping And Restarting In Semi-Automatic Mode

    Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT B.3.6 STOPPING AND RESTARTING IN SEMI-AUTOMATIC MODE STOPPING Each activity can be interrupted by pressing START | STOP key or AUTO | MAN key. If any of the keys is pressed, the bale wrapper operation will be stopped and manual operation mode will be activated (LED located next to AUTO | MAN key will go out).
  • Page 146: Operation In Automatic Mode

    Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR B.3.7 OPERATION IN AUTOMATIC MODE. Press F2 key. Using + key or – key, choose the following option: AUTO MODE AUTOMATIC Press AUTO | MAN key. Start of automatic mode is signalled by lighting up the green diode.
  • Page 147: Messages Indicating Collision Conditions

    Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT After completed wrapping, the turntable will be positioned for unloading. The following message will be displayed: AUT. UNLOADING PRESS START When START | STOP is pressed, the turntable will be raised and a bale will be unloaded. Status of the counter of ready bales will be increased by 1 and the number of wrappings will be reset.
  • Page 148 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR In order to perform the activity, lower the loading arm. In order to perform the activity, lower the turntable. B.16...
  • Page 149: Parameters

    Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT SETTING BALE WRAPPER'S OPERATING PARAMETERS CHOOSING A MENU ITEM Press AUTO | MAN key. Set the bale wrapper in MANUAL mode. Operating parameters of the bale wrapper can be modified only in manual mode. Press MENU key.
  • Page 150 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR RESETTING THE BALE COUNTER Using F1 key or F2 key, choose the following: MENU: RESETTING THE BALE COUNTER Press ENTER key When the following message is displayed: RESET THE COUNTER L-XX?? YYY confirm the selection using ENTER key or cancel the selection using ESC key.
  • Page 151 Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT SELECTING THE BALE COUNTER (WORKING FIELD) Using F1 key or F2 key, choose the following: MENU: SELECTING THE BALE COUNTER Press ENTER key After confirmation, the following message will be displayed: CHOOSE DAILY COUNTER I-XX xx – number of a currently selected counter (working field).
  • Page 152 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR SETTING THE QUANTITY OF WRAPPINGS Using F1 key or F2 key, choose the following: MENU: SET THE QUANTITY OF wrappings Press ENTER key After confirmation, the following message will be displayed: CHANGING QUANTITY WRAPPINGS: XX. Available range: 10-99 wrappings.
  • Page 153 Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT RESETTING THE DATA OF ALL COUNTERS (WORKING FIELDS) Using F1 key or F2 key, choose the following: MENU: RESETTING THE COMPLETE MEMORY Press ENTER key After confirmation, the following message will be displayed: RESET ALL DATA? When this activity is performed, quantities of bales and working times of all counters (working fields) will be reset.
  • Page 154 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR SETTING THE CLOCK Using F1 key or F2 key, choose the following: MENU: SET TIME AND DATE Press ENTER key After confirmation, the message showing currently set time and date will be displayed. Choose the value to be changed using MENU key or STAT key.
  • Page 155 Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT SETTING THE SPEEDS OF MOVEMENTS Using F1 key or F2 key, choose the following: MENU: SET THE SPEED OF MOVEMENTS Press ENTER key After confirmation, the following message will be displayed: SPEED OF MOVEMENT VX=YYY% Vx – V1…V7 – speed of element to be...
  • Page 156 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR If the selection is confirmed using ENTER key, the following message will be displayed: SPEEDS OF MOVEMENTS ARE SET Exit the menu. V1 - loading arm rising speed V2 - loading arm lowering speed V3 - turntable rising speed...
  • Page 157 Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT ACTIVATING THE FILM BREAKING OR FILM END SENSOR Using F1 key or F2 key, choose the following: MENU: ACTIVATING THE FILM SENSOR Press ENTER key After confirmation, the following message will be displayed: FILM SENSOR XXXXXXXXXX Where XXXXXXXXXX can be active or...
  • Page 158 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR SELECTING THE CONTROL PANEL LANGUAGE Using F1 key or F2 key, choose the following: MENU: LANGUAGE SELECTION Press ENTER key After confirmation, the following message will be displayed: LANGUAGE XXXXXXXXXX Where XXXXXXXXXX is the currently set language of the display. Three languages of the menu are available: Polish, English and German.
  • Page 159 Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT B.4.1 STATISTICAL DATA Press STAT key When the key is pressed, the message containing data on operation of a currently set counter (working field) is displayed. XX – working field number YYYY - quantity of wrapped bales for a given counter (working field) ZZ.Z - capacity defined as quantity of bales...
  • Page 160 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR B.4.2 INDICATION OF CURRENT TIME AND DATE Press SET key When the key is pressed, the message showing current date and time will be displayed. This is the real time indication. The clock is not stopped when the control panel is disconnected from power supply.
  • Page 161 Z245/1 RONAR TTACHMENT SETTING BALE WRAPPER TRANSPORT, TRANSPORT MODE After bale unloading, set the turntable in transport position. Press and hold down ENTER key (9) and key (16) for turntable rising. Raise the loading arm using key (12). Raise the unloading table to transport position –...
  • Page 162 Z245/1 TTACHMENT RONAR B.30...

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