2011 Case Puma 155 multicontroller handle buttons stopped working

Harro

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Arable Farmer
Any ideas? All of the buttons on the handle stopped working. The throttle works as normal. All the other controls work and the tractor can be driven in both auto-shift modes. No fault codes but the orange hitch led keeps flashing. Hitch works fine. Is this a common fault with the multicontroller handle? The original handle part number 84209526 has been replaced with 47844023. Could that point to a possible problem with the older version?
Harro
 

Timbo

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Location
Gods County
Any ideas? All of the buttons on the handle stopped working. The throttle works as normal. All the other controls work and the tractor can be driven in both auto-shift modes. No fault codes but the orange hitch led keeps flashing. Hitch works fine. Is this a common fault with the multicontroller handle? The original handle part number 84209526 has been replaced with 47844023. Could that point to a possible problem with the older version?
Harro
Broken wire in the handle where it constantly moves ?
 

Harro

Member
Arable Farmer
That was what I was hoping to find but the wires were checked and are fine. 5V was measured at the handle circuit board with ignition on.
 

Harro

Member
Arable Farmer
Not sure where the list can be found but there is a button test procedure explained in the workshop manual, which I followed with no luck. So I took the risk and bought a new handle. All buttons work fine now so definitely something wrong with the old handle.
 

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