TIQ codes

John Deere TIQ Diagnostic Trouble Codes: Comprehensive Guide

John Deere TIQ fault codes, also known as John Deere TIQ diagnostic trouble codes or error codes, play a crucial role in maintaining the optimal performance of agricultural equipment. The TIQ control software, located within the cab control unit, processes signals from various control software components and communicates essential control signals via the CAN Bus. Understanding these codes can help in troubleshooting and ensuring the machinery runs smoothly.

Common John Deere TIQ Error Codes and Their Locations

  1. TIQ 524277.00 – Engine Speed Too High For Downshifting
    • Location: Control software detects high engine speed
    • Description: The engine speed is too high to downshift the transmission safely. This often results from operator error where the engine speed is not reduced before downshifting.
    • Reaction: Informs the operator to retry downshifting at a lower engine speed.
    • Solution: Reduce engine speed before attempting to downshift.
  2. TIQ 524279.31 – Operator Presence Switch Not Activated While Transmission Is In Neutral
    • Location: Transmission in neutral without operator presence
    • Description: The operator presence switch is not activated while the transmission is in neutral, indicating that the operator is not on the seat.
    • Reaction: Transmission remains in neutral until the operator is seated.
    • Solution: Ensure the operator is seated to activate the switch.
  3. TIQ 524254.03 – Transmission Enable Circuit Voltage Too High
    • Location: Transmission enable circuit
    • Description: The voltage in the transmission enable circuit is too high, possibly due to an open circuit or short to 12 volts.
    • Reaction: Transmission cannot be shifted, and the 3rd gear is automatically engaged.
    • Solution: Inspect and repair any open circuits or shorts.
  4. TIQ 524254.04 – Transmission Enable Circuit Voltage Too Low
    • Location: Transmission enable circuit
    • Description: The voltage supply to 12-volt components is too low, indicating a short to ground or an internal fault in the control unit.
    • Reaction: Transmission cannot be shifted, and the 3rd gear is automatically engaged.
    • Solution: Inspect and repair any shorts or internal faults.
  5. TIQ 524173.18 – Clutch Pedal Not Actuated Properly
    • Location: Clutch pedal operation
    • Description: The operator attempts to shift above 13th gear without fully actuating the clutch pedal.
    • Reaction: Transmission does not shift further.
    • Solution: Ensure the clutch pedal is fully actuated when shifting above 13th gear.

How TIQ Control Software Works

The TIQ control software receives signals from various sources, including PTQ, AIC, EIC, and OIC control software. These signals are processed and transmitted via the CAN Bus to the EIC and PTQ control software. This seamless communication ensures that the machinery operates efficiently and any issues are promptly identified and addressed.

Understanding and addressing John Deere TIQ fault codes is essential for maintaining the performance and longevity of your equipment. By familiarizing yourself with these common error codes and their solutions, you can ensure smoother operation and quicker resolution of any issues that arise. Regular maintenance and prompt attention to diagnostic trouble codes will keep your John Deere machinery running at its best.

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