DICKEY-john Corporation | Agricultural, Analytical, & Public Works Electronics

A: This may be the result of one of the following issues: 1. Blown fuse. 2. Battery connections. Don’t use an in-cab convenience plug. 3. Damaged power cable. 4. Control console is defective.

A: Your monitor is defective.

A: It could be a defective seed sensor, poor harness connection at console or at sensor, or a defective sensor or harness wire.

A: 1. Check all harnesses to assure that they are properly connected. 2. Check the connectors to make sure the pins are lining up correctly. Some harnesses will fit together but are not pinned out the same. 3. Decrease the threshold level with the left toggle switch. If the threshold is too high the monitor will blink because it never reaches the level of seeds per second.

A: 1. Check all harnesses to assure that they are properly connected. 2. Check the connectors to make sure the pins are lining up correctly. Some harnesses will fit together but are not pinned out the same. 3. Decrease the threshold level with the left toggle switch. If the threshold is too high the monitor will blink because it never reaches the level of seeds per second.

A: After the unit is turned on, push the right toggle switch up into the Momentary position and hold.

A: Yes. Upon initial startup, flip the toggle switch up to the On position and hold into the Momentary position for one second or until the monitor blinks and beeps. This indicates the monitor is in alarm mode.

A: Push the toggle switch up to the Momentary position to acknowledge the alarm.

A: Check the connection from the sensor to harness, clean the tube and sensor with soap and water, and check the harness to that sensor for cuts or pinches. Replace the sensor if it doesn't change.

A: Check your planter harness thoroughly. You’re probably not getting power or ground to the first half of the planter. The power and ground are split in two halves of the harness.