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Massey Ferguson — recall

Automotive · Japan · 2024-10-01
Origin: フランス

Massey Ferguson agricultural tractors have insufficient protective fuse capacity in electrical wiring

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CountryJapan
CategoryAutomotive
Published2024-10-01
Country of originフランス
ManufacturerMSK Agricultural Machinery Co., Ltd.
Models affectedMF6713-4C, MF5710-4C, MF4709-4C, MF4707-4C
Units affected710
DefectIn the electrical wiring of the work equipment of agricultural tractors, due to insufficient design review, the capacity of the protective fuses for the PTO switch and PTO brake solenoid valve is too large, which may cause a delay in the fuse blowing when a high current occurs. As a result, if use is continued, the wiring of the solenoid valve may overheat, potentially leading to a fire in the worst case.
ComponentWork equipment (fuse)
RemedyFor all vehicles, an additional protective fuse suitable for the electrical wiring capacity will be installed in the wiring of the solenoid valve.
Recall number外-3876
Official noticeView source ↗

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