What ARM 18029 Means ARM 18029 is a Case IH tractor fault code from the ARM controller, listed under Armrest Controls. The official description is: EHR 6 lever position – voltage too low. The note also states that it is not applicable to CCM/APH and that it may indicate incorrect configuration of the ACM. In…
What ARM 18028 Means ARM 18028 is a Case IH tractor fault code from the ARM controller, in the Armrest Controls category. The official description is: EHR 5 lever position – voltage too high. The note for this code says it is not applicable to CCM/APH and may indicate incorrect configuration of the ACM. In…
What ARM 18027 Means ARM 18027 is a Case IH tractor fault code from the ARM controller, in the Armrest Controls category. The official description is: EHR 5 lever position – voltage too low. The note also states that this is not applicable to CCM/APH and that it may indicate incorrect configuration of the ACM….
What ARM 18026 Means ARM 18026 is a Case IH tractor fault code from the ARM controller, which relates to armrest controls. The official description is: Rear hitch slip control potentiometer – voltage too high. In practical terms, the ARM controller is seeing a rear hitch slip control potentiometer signal that is higher than expected….
Case IH ARM 18025 is an armrest controls fault code for a tractor. The official description is: Rear hitch slip control potentiometer – voltage too low. In practical terms, the ARM controller is seeing a signal from the rear hitch slip control potentiometer that is lower than the expected range. This may point to a…
What ARM 18024 Means ARM 18024 is a Case IH tractor fault code from the ARM controller, which relates to armrest controls. The official description is: EHR flow encoder position error. In practical terms, the armrest controller has detected a problem with the position signal from the EHR flow encoder. The encoder is used to…
What ARM 18023 Means Fault code ARM 18023 applies to the ARM controller on a Case IH tractor. The official description is: Rear hitch sensitivity control potentiometer – voltage too high. In practical terms, the armrest control system is detecting a signal from the rear hitch sensitivity control potentiometer that is higher than the expected…
What ARM 18022 Means ARM 18022 is a Case IH tractor fault code from the ARM controller, which relates to armrest controls. The official description is: Rear hitch sensitivity control potentiometer – voltage too low. In practical terms, the controller is seeing a voltage signal from the rear hitch sensitivity control potentiometer that is lower…
What ARM 18021 Means ARM 18021 is a Case IH tractor fault code from the ARM controller, which relates to armrest controls. The official description is: Rear hitch drop rate potentiometer – voltage too high. In practical terms, the ARM controller is seeing a signal from the rear hitch drop rate potentiometer that is higher…
What Case IH ARM 18020 Means ARM 18020 is a Case IH tractor fault code from the ARM controller, which relates to armrest controls. The official description is: Rear hitch drop rate potentiometer – voltage too low. In practical terms, the ARM controller is detecting a lower-than-expected voltage signal from the potentiometer used for the…
