This error code, SCO 520530.14, indicates that the settings for the front loader are incorrect. Proper settings are necessary for the accurate operation of the loader.

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This error code, SCO 520530.04, indicates that the voltage at the sensor input for Channel 2 of the loader boom position sensor is below 0.125 volts. This suggests a short to ground.

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This error code, SCO 520530.03, indicates that the voltage at the sensor input for Channel 2 of the loader boom position sensor is above 2.375 volts. This suggests a short to 12 volts.

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This error code, SCO 520529.31, indicates that the voltage ratio between Channel 1 and Channel 2 of the loader boom position sensor is not correct. The signal voltage of sensor 2 should be half of the signal voltage of sensor 1, but the difference is 0.4 volts or more.

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This error code, SCO 520529.18, is generated when the SCO control software measures a loader boom angle that is below the end stop. This indicates that the position sensor is reading values beyond the physical limits of the boom.

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This error code, SCO 520529.14, is generated when the SCO control software detects that the return-to-position function has not yet been calibrated. Proper calibration is necessary for accurate operation.

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This error code, SCO 520529.13, is generated when one or more functions are activated in the control software but have not yet been calibrated. Proper calibration is necessary for accurate operation.

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This error code, SCO 520529.12, is generated when the loader boom position sensor detects movement in the wrong direction. This may indicate incorrect connection of the hydraulic hoses.

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This error code, SCO 520529.07, is generated when the stored position of the loader boom cannot be reached. The diagnostic trouble code may also be generated when the loader boom is blocked. This can prevent the proper operation of the return-to-position function.

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This error code, SCO 520529.04, is generated when a voltage of less than 0.25 volts is detected at channel 1 of the loader boom position sensor. Low voltage can prevent the sensor from functioning correctly.

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