PLATE GP-WEAR 1619131 - Caterpillar

Implement ECM Event Code List
The following table lists the event codes that apply to the Implement control system. The recommended response is listed. Use Cat® ET to determine if the event codes are active or logged.
Table 3
Event Codes For Implement ECM
EID (Level) Description Possible Cause or Recommended Response
E119 (1) Low Fuel Level Probable Cause: Activates when fuel level < 10%. Amber fuel level status indicator will illuminate on.
Deactivates when fuel level > 18%. Status indicator light will turn off.
Recommended Actions: Add fuel to the fuel tank.
E861 (1) Clock Manual Alignment Required Probable Cause: The ECM internal clock is also known as an electronic service hour meter. This code activates when an hour meter is too far out of alignment with the other ECM hour meters.
Recommended Actions: Refer to Specifications, System Operation, Testing and Adjusting, UENR5823 "Service Meter - Synchronize".
E875 (1) Low System Voltage Probable Cause: The measured voltage is below 24.8 VDC and the engine speed is above 1500 RPM.
Recommended Actions:
Check alternator for proper operation. Check the battery connections.
Refer to Specifications, System Operation, Testing and Adjusting, KENR4081 "Alternator - Test".
Refer to Special Instruction, SEHS7633"Battery Test Procedure".
E875 (2) Low System Voltage Probable Cause: The measured voltage is below 23.5 VDC with the engine speed above 400 RPM.
Recommended Actions:
Check alternator for proper operation. Check the battery connections.
Refer to Specifications, System Operation, Testing and Adjusting, KENR4081 "Alternator - Test".
Refer to Special Instruction, SEHS7633"Battery Test Procedure".
E875 (3) Low System Voltage Immediate, Safe Machine Shutdown Required.
Probable Cause: The measured voltage is below 22 VDC with the engine speed above 400 RPM.
Recommended Actions:
Refer to Specifications, System Operation, Testing and Adjusting, KENR4081 "Alternator - Test".
E876 (2) High System Voltage Probable Cause: The measured voltage is above 29.5 VDC with the engine speed above 400 RPM.
Recommended Actions: Refer to Specifications, System Operation, Testing and Adjusting, KENR4081 "Alternator - Test" and Special Instruction, REHS0354, "Charging System Troubleshooting".
E876 (3) High System Voltage Immediate, Safe Machine Shutdown Required.
Probable Cause: The measured voltage is above 32 VDC.
Recommended Actions:
Refer to the Special Instruction, REHS0354, "Charging System Troubleshooting".
E878 1) High Hydraulic Oil Temperature Probable Cause: Active when the hydraulic oil temperature is greater than 80° C (176° F).
Recommended Actions: Refer to Troubleshooting, "Hydraulic System Oil Temperature Is High".
E878 (2) High Hydraulic Oil Temperature Probable Cause: Active when hydraulic oil temperature is greater than 87° C (189° F) - logged event.
Recommended Actions: Refer to Troubleshooting, "Hydraulic System Oil Temperature Is High".
E889 (2) Winch Function Disabled Due to System Fault Probable Cause:
Accumulator is not charging properly.
The Accumulator Pressure Switch has failed.
Open circuit or grounded diagnostic on either the Winch Main Pressure (System Flow) solenoid or the Winch Supply Boost Accumulator (Accumulator) solenoid.
Recommended Actions:
Check winch hydraulic system pressures.
Troubleshoot any active diagnostic codes.
E1257 (1) Winch Filter Plugged Probable Cause:
Activates: Winch is installed and winch filter switch is open, hydraulic oil temp > 32° C (89.6 ° F)
Deactivates: Hydraulic oil temp < 32°C (89.6° F)
Recommended Actions:
Replace winch filter.
Refer to Operation and Maintenance Manual, UENR9220, "Winch Oil Filter - Replace"
E1392 (1) High Winch Oil Temperature Probable Cause:
Recommended Actions:
E1392