Burned ECU board pics-4110
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jmc
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One of my tractor concerns is that 15 years from now, one of the circuit boards on my 2003 "new-fangled" tractor is going to burn out or fail from vibration fatigue. Will Kubota still stock them? Computer controlled machine makers are famous for not supporting their electronics after a certain time. Hope the tractor manufacturers are better.
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I'm going to trust Deere to cover that for me.
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I hadn't looked into the ECU specifically but the entire digital dashboard and warning light system probably runs through a circuit board.
Tx Jim
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Circuit board & what I consider ECU/ECM are 2 different things to me. Most vehicles I've been around won't run/drive without a functioning ECU/ECM. I think my M7040 will run/drive without functional printed circuit board. I know my older '91 JD 4255 that has a mini-computer will run/drive without it functioning
Pipestone Kid
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al3, Can you give a little more detail--what happened and how does a failing battery fit in? Thanks, Jim
P.S. What part of Mn. are you in? I am 35 miles north of Grand Rapids, Mn.
P.S. What part of Mn. are you in? I am 35 miles north of Grand Rapids, Mn.
PoorPlowboy
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Break out the soldering iron and fix the burnt one for a spare. You can still read the resistor values so it didn't burn too bad!
Maybe I'm being a little facetious. The bottom is burned pretty good.
Maybe I'm being a little facetious. The bottom is burned pretty good.
k0ua
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Keep in mind that resistors overheat for a reason. And that reason is excessive current was drawn thru them. So there is some semiconductor failure somewhere there.