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Case IH Fault Codes Lookup

Search Case IH fault codes by code number, machine family, or system. Use the lookup to narrow a warning to the engine, transmission, hydraulics, electronics, or another monitored component before moving to the correct service information.

Tractors Combines Planters Engine Transmission

Find a fault code

Enter the number shown on the display and choose the relevant machine system.

Code-based searchStart with the number shown on the monitor.
Machine filtersSeparate tractors, combines, planters, and more.
System categoriesEngine, transmission, hydraulic, and electrical faults.
Model-focused pagesQuick access to commonly searched Case IH families.
Browse by equipment

Fault code information for Case IH machines

The same number can refer to different systems on different machines. Start with the equipment category to keep the results relevant.

Case IH tractor fault codes

Diagnostic references for Magnum, Puma, Maxxum, Steiger, Quadtrac, MX, STX, Farmall, and other tractor ranges.

Combine fault codes

Look up warnings and diagnostic codes found on harvesting equipment, including commonly searched 7088 and related combine models.

Planter fault codes

Find monitor, control, sensor, and row-unit related information for equipment such as the Case IH 1200 planter family.

Engine fault codes

Search engine controller, fuel delivery, temperature, pressure, emissions, and sensor-related diagnostic codes.

Transmission fault codes

Decode powershift, CVT, clutch, speed sensor, pressure, controller, and driveline warnings across supported models.

Electrical and control systems

Use system filtering for controller communication, voltage, display, CAN bus, sensor, and electronic module issues.

Frequently searched families

Browse popular Case IH models

These model families appear often in fault-code searches and provide a practical structure for model-specific diagnostic pages.

Tractor family

Puma

Puma 150, common error code pages, transmission issues, and model-specific warnings.

Tractor family

Magnum

Magnum 180, 210, 290, 305, 340, 380, and related diagnostic references.

Tractor family

Maxxum

Maxxum and Maxxum 125 fault codes organized by monitored system.

High-horsepower

Steiger & Quadtrac

Engine, transmission, driveline, and electronic control warnings.

Legacy series

MX Series

MX200, MX255, MX270, and other frequently searched MX models.

4WD series

STX Series

STX transmission fault codes and related tractor diagnostics.

Harvesting

7088 Combine

Combine-specific warning codes and monitored harvesting systems.

Planting

1200 Planter

Planter control, monitoring, sensor, and electrical fault references.

Browse by system

Identify where the warning originates

A diagnostic number is most useful when it is paired with the correct controller and machine system. The lookup can be organized around the systems operators most often need to check.

  • Engine: fuel, air, cooling, pressure, temperature, emissions, and engine control signals.
  • Transmission: clutch packs, speed sensing, pressure, gear selection, powershift, and CVT functions.
  • Hydraulics: remotes, hitch, pump pressure, valve control, and hydraulic sensors.
  • Electrical: power supply, wiring, CAN communication, displays, switches, and electronic modules.
  • Implement control: planter, ISOBUS, monitor, section, and machine-specific control faults.
A practical workflow

How to use the fault code lookup

The lookup is designed to help you reach the right reference faster, not to replace the official service procedure.

1

Record the complete code

Copy every digit and any prefix, controller name, symbol, or message shown on the display.

2

Select machine and system

Choose the tractor, combine, planter, engine, transmission, or other relevant category.

3

Review the correct procedure

Confirm the meaning against the proper operator or service manual before testing or replacing parts.

About the equipment

Case IH machines and onboard diagnostics

Case IH equipment includes tractors, combines, planting systems, and other agricultural machines that use electronic controllers to monitor engine, transmission, hydraulic, electrical, and implement functions. When a controller detects a value outside its expected range, the operator display may show a diagnostic or fault code.

This independent resource is structured to make those codes easier to find by number, model family, machine type, and system. It can support the first stage of troubleshooting by helping operators and technicians identify the most relevant documentation.

The final diagnosis should always consider the complete machine configuration, active and stored codes, operating conditions, connector condition, wiring, software level, and the official service procedure.