Posted by used red MN on July 06, 2022 at 21:52:13 from (75.73.112.20):
In Reply to: John Deere 6115d posted by foxhoun on July 06, 2022 at 18:08:14:
Your operators manual should tell you how to change that. If you do not have one go to the link to download one from JD. Go to the linked page and enter your model number and search. Then look for tractor base unit North American. Then I doubt it makes a difference for the Ops manual but there are serial number divisions. Then choose the correct one, when that opens there will be a arrow with a bar under it to the right to download the manual, English was the top one when I opened it. Click that it only downloads it as a web page. You have to save it if you want to keep it. After all that I actually do not see where it tells you how to switch it. I would guess there is a way to change it using the ..Role switch.. and going into ..Diagnostic.. mode as shown on 15-8. May have to call JD on that one.
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