Kubota Dashboard Symbols, Indicators, Warning Lights & Gauges Meaning

Kubota dashboard symbols and warning lights help operators monitor vital functions and respond promptly to any issues to ensure safe and efficient operation of heavy equipment across different applications. Always refer to the equipment’s manual for detailed information on dash symbols and warning indicators / lights specific to each model.

These are just a few examples of Kubota dashboard symbols and warning lights. It’s essential for operators to familiarize themselves with their specific equipment model’s instrument cluster layout and consult the operator’s manual for detailed information on each symbol’s meaning and appropriate actions to take. Whether you’re operating a tractor in the field or maneuvering a skid steer on a construction site, understanding these symbols is crucial for safe and efficient operation.

Kubota Warning Lights & Dash Symbols for Tractors

To ensure smooth operation and safe use of these machines, Kubota incorporates a range of warning lights and dashboard symbols to alert operators to potential issues and provide essential information about the tractor’s status. Understanding these tractor warning lights and symbols is crucial for maintaining optimal performance and preventing mechanical problems. From engine temperature warnings to hydraulic oil indicators, we’ll decipher the various signals that Kubota tractors use to communicate important information to operators. Whether you’re a seasoned farmer or a novice tractor user, this guide will help you navigate the instrument cluster and respond appropriately to any alerts that may arise during operation.

MX Series Indicators & Warning Lights

Kubota MX series multipurpose tractor instrument panel and controls (MX5400, MX5400 Cab, MX6000, MX6000 Cab, etc):

1. DPF INHIBIT switch.
2. Parked regeneration switch.
3. Turn signal light switch.
4. Head light switch.
5. Hazard light switch.
6. Key switch.
7. Stationary PTO switch.
8. Horn button [CAB type only].
9. Electrical charge warning indicator.
10. Engine oil pressure warning indicator.
11. Glow plug indicator.
12. Parking brake warning indicator.
13. Turn signal / hazard light indicator.
14. Master system warning indicator.
15. Regeneration indicator.
16. Engine RPM increase indicator.
17. Parked regeneration.
18. Engine warning indicator.
19. Emission indicator.
20. Fuel gauge.
21. Hour meter + tractor error code indicator.
22. Tachometer.
23. Coolant temperature gauge.
24. Water separator filter indicator

M6 Series Indicators & Warning Lights

Kubota M6 series mid-size utility tractor instrument panel and controls (M6-101, M6-111, M6-131, M6-141, etc):

1. Tachometer.
2. DEF / AdBlue gauge.
3. Turn signal / Hazard light indicator.
4. Electrical charge warning indicator.
5. Engine oil pressure warning indicator.
6. Engine warning indicator.
7. Master system warning indicator.
8. PTO clutch indicator.
9. High-beam indicator.
10. LCD (variety of information necessary to operate the tractor + error codes. Further, part of the display can be modified by the operator as required).
11. Coolant temperature gauge.
12. Fuel gauge.
13. Constant RPM management indicator.
14. Emission indicator.
15. Fuel level indicator.
16. DEF / AdBlue system warning indicator.
17. DEF / AdBlue warning indicator.
18. Regeneration indicator.
19. Parked regeneration indicator.
20. Engine RPM increase indicator.
21. Front suspension indicator [Front suspension type].
22. 4WD indicator.
23. Auto 4WD indicator.
24. Bi-speed turn indicator.
25. Water separator indicator.
26. Air cleaner indicator.
27. Heater indicator.
28. 3-Point Lifting / Lowering indicator.
29. Draft indicator.
30. Rear wheel differential lock indicator.
31. Parking brake warning indicator

M8 Series Indicators & Warning Lights

Kubota M8 series row crop tractor instrument cluster (M8-181, 8-201, etc):

1. Alternator Charge Indicator: Illuminates steady and sounds an alarm if alternator is not charging battery.
2. Engine Oil Pressure: Illuminates when low engine oil pressure is detected.
3. Inlet Heater/Ready to Start: Illuminates when key is turned to the run position and is cold enough outside to activate grid heater.
4. Coolant Level Low: Illuminates when coolant in reservoir is low.
5. Air Filter Restriction: Illuminates if a fault has existed for 10 seconds.
6. Transmission Oil Temperature: Flashes when high transmission oil temp detected (above 99ºC / 210 ºF).
7. Transmission Oil Pressure: Illuminates and sounds an alarm indicating low transmission oil pressure.
8. Transmission Oil Filter: Illuminates indicating a filter bypass condition due to a blocked filter.
9. Hydraulic Oil Filter: Illuminates indicating a filter bypass condition and no longer filtering oil returning to the reservoir.
10. Stop Engine: Illuminates when a critical condition has been detected.
11. Engine Warning Light: Yellow for non-critical and maintenance and red for critical faults.
12. Differential Locks (option): Illuminates when the differential lock button is engaged on tractors equipped with differential locks.
13. Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) light: DPF filter is filling — may be flashing and / or used with the engine stop or warning light.
14. Regeneration inhibit light on: Regeneration has been stopped.
15. High exhaust temperature light on: Higher than normal exhaust temperatures may exist due to DPF regeneration.
16. Seat Belt: Illuminates when the ignition switch is turned to the RUN position and stays illuminated for 5 seconds to remind the operator to fasten the seat belt.
17. High Beams: Illuminates when tractor lights are switched to high beam.
18. Parking Brake: Illuminates when the parking brake is applied. (Absent Operator Warning: If you leave the operator seat for more than 3 seconds while the engine is running, the parking brake lamp will flash and an audible alarm will sound.)
19. Front Wheel Assist: When the service brake pedals are applied, the front wheel assist is automatically activated so that both front and rear wheels assist in braking.
20. Front PTO: Illuminates when front pto is enabled.
21. Rear PTO: Illuminates when rear pto is enabled.
22. Engine Coolant Temperature: Illuminates when engine coolant temperature has risen above acceptable limits.
23. Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF): DEF level is low.
24. Brake Pressure is Normal: This icon will appear if the brake pressure is normal.
25. LCD display for tractor information screens.

Dash Symbols / Warning Lights for Kubota Skid Steers

To help operators monitor the machine’s performance and ensure safe operation, Kubota incorporates a variety of warning lights and dashboard symbols into the design of their skid steers. In this guide, we’ll explore the meaning behind Kubota skid steer dash symbols and warning lights. From engine-related indicators to hydraulic system alerts, understanding these symbols is essential for maintaining optimal performance and preventing potential issues during operation. By familiarizing yourself with these indicators, you can ensure safe and efficient operation of your Kubota skid steer loader.

1. Speed indicator lamp.
2. Parking brake lamp.
3. Hydraulic lock lamp.
4. AUX operation lamp.
5. Ride control (KSR) lamp.
6. Coolant temperature warning lamp.
7. Hydraulic oil temperature warning lamp.
8. Glow plug lamp.
9. Remaining fuel warning lamp.
10. DPF regeneration indicator.
11. Engine oil pressure warning lamp.
12. Battery charge lamp.
13. Warning lamp.
14. Engine rev up warning lamp.
15. Fuel gauge indicator.
16. Coolant temperature gauge.
17. Hour meter & Error code number (for detail, refer to “List of Error Code Numbers”)
18. Turn signal indicator (Option).
19. AUX electrical mode change lamp.
20. Floating lamp.
21. Fuel gauge indicator & Remaining fuel warning lamp.
22. Coolant temperature gauge & coolant temperature warning lamp.

Dash Symbols / Warning Lights for Kubota Wheel Loaders

From engine-related dash indicators to hydraulic system warning lights, understanding these symbols is crucial for maintaining optimal performance and preventing potential issues during operation. Whether you’re a seasoned operator or new to using Kubota wheel loaders, this guide will provide insights into interpreting the dashboard symbols and responding appropriately to any warnings that may arise.

1. Glow plug indicator.
2. Battery charge indicator.
3. Engine oil pressure warning indicator.
4. Water separator filled-up indicator.
5. Clock setting request indicator.
6. Coolant temperature gauge.
7. Coolant temperature warning indicator.
8. Fuel gauge.
9. LST oil-temperature warning indicator.
10. LST charge-pressure-warning indicator.
11. LCD – digital diagnostic indicator (Error display).
12. Low travel speed indicator.
13. High travel speed indicator.
14. Warning indicator.
15. Engine warning indicator.
16. Parking brake indicator.
17. Forward, backward, and neutral indicator.
18. Periodic check indicator.
19. Headlight indicator.
20. Clearance light indicator.
21. Hazard / turn signal indicator.

Dash Symbols / Warning Lights for Kubota Excavators

Whether you’re a seasoned operator or new to using Kubota excavators, this guide will provide valuable insights into interpreting the dashboard symbols and responding appropriately to any warnings that may arise.

1. LCD display.
2. Horn switch.
3. Travel speed switch.
4. Starter switch.
5. Throttle potentiometer.
6. Light switch.
7. Auto idle control switch.
8. Angle blade control switch (*Angle blade type only).
9. Eco mode switch.
10. DPF inhibit switch.
11. Beacon light switch.
12. User setting switch (Switch 1).
13. Overload Warning Switch (Switch 2).
14. AUX port enable switch (Switch 3).
15. Information switch (Switch 4).
16. Display selector switch (Switch 5).
17. Warning lamp.
18. Oil lamp.
19. Charging lamp.
20. Speed indicator light.
21. Fuel gauge.
22. Coolant temperature gauge.
23. Coolant temperature sensor marker.

By familiarizing yourself with these indicators, you can operate your Kubota excavator with confidence and efficiency.

All Kubota Instrument Panel Symbols & Lights

By familiarizing yourself with Kubota’s instrument panel symbols and lights, you’ll be better equipped to respond to any warnings or indicators that may arise during your work.

From monitoring engine temperature to ensuring proper engagement of hydraulic systems, these symbols play a vital role in optimizing equipment performance and minimizing downtime.

General Dash Symbols

Symbol	Dashboard Symbol Name	Symbol Description
	Safety Alert Symbol	Indicates a safety alert or warning
	Master System Warning	Alerts about a critical issue with the equipment master system
	Stop	The STOP indicator is a critical indicator of a serious problem that must be corrected immediately to ensure safe operation of the equipment.
	Fast	Indicates a high-speed setting or mode
	Slow	Indicates a low-speed setting or mode
	Creep	Indicates engagement of the super creep gear, which provides exceptionally slow speeds for specific applications.
	Cruise Control	Maintains a constant speed set by the operator
	Limp Home	Activates a reduced power mode for emergency situations
	Lock	Indicates that a function or system is locked or engaged
	Unlock	Indicates that a function or system is unlocked
	ON (Engaged)	Indicates that a system or function is active or engaged
	OFF (Disengaged)	Indicates that a system or function is inactive or disengaged
	Transmission Neutral Indicator	indicates that the tractor is in neutral gear. This light signifies that the transmission is in a neutral position, meaning the equipment is not engaged in any forward or reverse movement.
	Operator Presence Sensor (OPS)	Illuminates when the operator’s seat is unoccupied, reminding the operator to sit properly for safe operation.
	Operator Presence Control	This safety feature ensures that the tractor or Kubota equipment will not operate unless there is sufficient weight on the seat to indicate the presence of an operator.
	Service	Indicates that the equipment requires servicing or maintenance
	Information	This switch is used to control the display of information on the instrument cluster, such as engine hours, fuel level, and other operational data. The specific meaning of the symbol may vary depending on the model of the equipment.
	Read Operator’s Manual	Indicates the need to consult the operator’s manual for information
	Escape	Allows exiting a menu or mode

Engine-related Dash Symbols

Symbol	Dashboard Symbol Name	Symbol Description
	Diesel Fuel	Indicates the level of diesel fuel in the tank
	Hourmeter / Elapsed Operating Hours	Displays the total operating hours or elapsed time
	Engine Temperature / Coolant Temperature	Warns the operator when the engine coolant temperature exceeds safe operating limits, indicating potential overheating.
	Engine Intake / Combustion Air Filter	Indicates the condition of the engine air filter. Warns the operator when the air filter becomes clogged or restricted, reducing airflow to the engine and affecting performance.
	Engine Oil Pressure	Indicates the oil pressure in the engine. Warns the operator when engine oil pressure drops below a safe level, indicating potential engine damage or oil system malfunction.
	Water Separator	Indicates the status of the water separator in the fuel system
	Engine Warning	Indicates the presence of a fault code or error condition in the engine control system, prompting the operator to address the issue promptly.
	Engine Rotational Speed	Displays the rotational speed of the Kubota engine
	Engine Rev Limiter	Limits the maximum engine speed to prevent damage
	Engine Over Speed	Alerts when the engine exceeds its maximum safe speed
	Engine RPM Memory A	Stores and recalls a specific engine RPM setting
	Engine RPM Adjuster	Allows adjustment of the engine RPM
	Engine RPM Increase	Increases the engine RPM
	Engine Run	Indicates that the engine is running
	Engine Start	Initiates the engine starting process
	Engine Stop	Stops the Kubota engine
	Engine Heater (Low Temperature Start Aid)	Illuminates when the engine block heater is in operation, helping to warm the engine for easier starting in cold conditions. Diesel Preheat / Glow Plugs
	Regeneration	Initiates the regeneration process for the diesel particulate filter
	Regeneration Inhibit	Prevents regeneration from occurring
	Regeneration Switch	Activates the regeneration process manually
	Parked Regeneration	Initiates regeneration while the vehicle is stationary
	DEF / AdBlue-Level	Indicates the level of Diesel Exhaust Fluid (DEF) or AdBlue
	DEF / AdBlue Low Level	Alerts when the DEF or AdBlue level is low
	DEF / AdBlue Poor Quality	Alerts when the quality of DEF or AdBlue is compromised
	DEF / AdBlue Trouble	Indicates a problem with the DEF or AdBlue system
	Thawing DEF / AdBlue	Alerts when DEF or AdBlue is at risk of freezing

Body-related Dash Symbols

Symbol	Dashboard Symbol Name	Symbol Description
	Travel Direction	Indicates the current direction of tractor travel
	Travel Direction Forward	Indicates forward travel direction
	Travel Direction Rearward	Indicates reverse travel direction
	4-Wheel Drive On	Indicates engagement of the tractor’s four-wheel-drive (4WD) system with differential lock, providing increased traction in challenging terrain.
	Four-wheel On	Engages the four-wheel drive system
	Four-wheel Automatic	Automatically adjusts the four-wheel drive system based on conditions
	Headland Management System	Manages tractor operations during headland turns
	Auto Transmission	Engages automatic transmission mode
	Auto Transmission Sensitivity	Adjusts the sensitivity of the automatic transmission
	Auto Transmission Road Control	Optimizes transmission settings for road conditions
	Auto Transmission Field Control	Optimizes transmission settings for field conditions
	Transmission Oil Filter	Indicates a restricted or clogged transmission oil filter, which can impede hydraulic function and transmission performance.
	Transmission Oil Temperature	Warns the operator when the transmission oil temperature exceeds safe operating levels, indicating potential overheating or insufficient cooling.
	Gear Shifting Warning	Indicates a problem with gear shifting
	Clutch	Engages or disengages the clutch
	Brake	Alerts the operator to low brake fluid levels in the brake system, indicating potential brake failure or leakage.
	Parking Brake	Engages the parking brake. Illuminates when the handbrake or parking brake is engaged, reminding the operator to disengage it before driving.
	Air Brake	Indicates the status of the air brake system
	Brake Failure / Malfunction	Alerts about brake system failure or malfunction
	Differential Lock	Indicates engagement of the differential lock, enhancing traction in slippery or uneven terrain
	Differential Lock Automatic	Automatically engages the differential lock based on conditions
	Steering Wheel Tilt	Adjusts the tilt angle of the steering wheel
	Steering Wheel Telescope	Adjusts the telescoping position of the steering wheel
	Automatic Steering Control	Engages automatic steering control
	Steering Oil Filter	Indicates the status of the steering oil filter
	Front Suspension	Indicates the status of the front suspension system
	Front Suspension Automatic	Automatically adjusts the front suspension based on conditions
	Front Suspension Down	Lowers the front suspension
	Front Suspension Up	Raises the front suspension
	Front Suspension Lock	Locks the front suspension in position

PTO-related Dash Symbols

Symbol	Dashboard Symbol Name	Symbol Description
	PTO Off (Disengaged)	Deactivates the power take-off
	PTO On (Engaged)	Activates the power take-off
	PTO 540 rpm	Indicates engagement of the tractor’s power take-off (PTO) system at 540 revolutions per minute
	PTO 540E rpm	Indicates the power take-off speed of 540E rpm
	PTO 1000 rpm	Indicates engagement of the tractor’s power take-off (PTO) system at 1000 revolutions per minute
	PTO 1000E rpm	Indicates the power take-off speed of 1000E rpm
	PTO Front	Indicates the front power take-off is active for front-mounted implements
	PTO F Front	Indicates the front power take-off is active for front-mounted implements
	PTO Rear	Indicates the rear power take-off is active for front-mounted implements
	PTO R Rear	Indicates the rear power take-off is active for front-mounted implements

Hydraulic-related Dash Symbols

Symbol	Dashboard Symbol Name	Symbol Description
	Draft Control	Manages the draft control system for implements
	Position Control	Controls the height or position of attached implements
	Hydraulic Oil Filter	Indicates the status of the hydraulic oil filter
	Lift Arm Control Up / Transport	Raises or lowers lift arms for transport mode
	Lift Arm Control Upward	Raises tractor lift arms
	Lift Arm Control Down	Lowers tractor lift arms
	Lift Arm Control Downward	Lowers lift arms
	Lift Arm Control Block	Locks lift arms in position
	Lift Arm Control Float	Allows tractor lift arms to float
	Lift Arm Control Lock	Locks tractor lift arm controls
	3-Point Lifting / Lowering	Controls the three-point hitch for lifting or lowering implements
	Lift Arm Height	Indicates the height of the lift arms
	Remote Cylinder Retract	Retracts remote hydraulic cylinders
	Remote Cylinder Extend	Extends remote hydraulic cylinders
	Remote Cylinder Float	Allows remote hydraulic cylinders to float
	Remote Cylinder Lock A	Locks remote hydraulic cylinder control
	Remote Cylinder Lock B	Locks remote tractor hydraulic cylinder control
	AUX Hydraulics	Indicates that the auxiliary port function is activated. This AUX switch allows the operator to use the auxiliary ports to operate hydraulic attachments such as hammers
	AUX Electrical Power	Controls the electrical power to auxiliary ports, allowing the operation of hydraulic attachments such as hammers.
	AUX Hold	Maintains the hydraulic pressure and flow to auxiliary ports, allowing the attachment to maintain its position without the need for continuous operator input.
	High-Flow	Increases the hydraulic flow rate to auxiliary ports, providing more power and faster operation for hydraulic attachments.

Electric-related Dash Symbols

Symbol	Dashboard Symbol Name	Symbol Description
	Battery Charging Condition	Indicates a malfunction in the charging system, typically caused by a faulty alternator or battery, which may result in battery discharge.
	Electrical Power Accessories	Indicates the status of electrical power accessories
	Master Lighting Switch	Controls the master lighting system
	Headlight Low Beam	Activates low beam headlights
	Headlight High Beam	Illuminates the headlights for visibility in low-light conditions or during nighttime operation
	Headlight Flashing	Activates the headlight flash function
	Work Light	Activates work lights
	Position Lamps	Controls position lamps
	Turn Signal	Activates turn signals
	Turn Signal Trailer	Activates turn signals for trailers
	Hazard Warning Lights	Activates the hazard lights to warn others of potential danger
	Horn	Indicates the position of the horn switch and whether the horn is activated or not
	Beacon Light	Controls beacon lights
	Windshield Wiper	Activates windshield wipers
	Windshield Wiper Intermittent	Activates intermittent windshield wiper function
	Windshield Washer	Activates windshield washer
	Rear Window Defroster	Activates rear window defroster
	AUX Electrical Mode Change	Allows the operator to change the electrical mode for auxiliary functions, enabling the use of specific electrical features or attachments on the tractor or excavator

Excavator-related Dash Symbols

Symbol	Dashboard Symbol Name	Symbol Description
	Toward the Front	Excavator – Overhead view, movement toward the front
	Toward the Rear	Excavator – Overhead view, movement toward the rear
	Grease	Indicates the need for greasing the excavator’s components
	Boom Up / Raise	Indicates the upward movement of the excavator boom
	Boom Down / Lower	Indicates the excavator boom downward movement
	Arm In / Crowd	Indicates the inward movement of the excavator arm
	Arm Out / Up	Indicates the outward movement or raising of the excavator arm
	Bucket Crowd	Indicates the inward movement of the excavator bucket
	Bucket Down	Indicates the excavator bucket downward movement
	Boom Swing (Left)	Indicates the excavator boom left swing movement
	Boom Swing (Right)	Indicates the excavator boom right swing movement
	Dozer Raise	Indicates the bulldozer blade upward movement
	Dozer Lower	Indicates the Kubota dozer blade downward movement
	Operation direction of control lever	Indicates the direction of the excavator control lever movement
	Operation direction of control lever	Indicates the direction of movement controlled by the lever
	Overload Warning Switch	Activates when the excavator experiences an overload condition, warning the operator of potential issues

SSl / CTL / Wheel Loader Dash Symbols

Symbol	Dashboard Symbol Name	Symbol Description
	Forward	Indicates the loader is moving forward
	Backward	Indicates the loader is moving backward
	Turn Right	Indicates the machine is turning right
	Turn Left	Indicates the machine is turning left
	Lift Arm Raise / Bucket Up	Indicates the lift arm is raising or the bucket is being lifted
	Lift Arm Lower / Bucket Down	Indicates the lift arm is lowering or the bucket is being lowered
	Loader Bucket Dump	Indicates the Kubota loader bucket is being dumped
	Loader Bucket Rollback / Tilt	Indicates the loader bucket is being rolled back or tilted
	Loader Bucket Float	Indicates the Kubota loader bucket is in float mode
	Loader Quick Hitch Lock	Indicates the loader quick hitch is locked. Locks the loader bucket or attachment into position quickly
	Loader Bucket Self Leveling	Indicates the loader bucket is self-leveling. Automatically adjusts the loader bucket to maintain a level position

You can find all these dashboard symbols on the following Kubota tractor models:

• Aste Series – A-15, A-17, A-19, A-155, A-175, A-195.
• B Series – B1410, B1550, B1610, B1750, B2150, B2710, B2910, B4200, B5200, B6200, B7100HST, B7100HSD, B7400, B7500, B7800.
• B-01 Series – B2301, B2401, B2601.
• B1 Series – B1121, B1161, B1181, B1241.
• B2 Series – B2201, B2231, B2261, B2311.
• B26 TLB Series – Kubota B26TLB.
• B2x20 Series – B2320, B2620, B2920.
• B30 Series – B1830, B2230, B2530, B2630, B3030, B3030.
• B50 Series – B2050, B2350, B2650, B2650, B3150, B3350.
• B7x10 Series – B7410, B7510, B7610.
• BX Series – BX1500, BX1800, BX1870-1, BX2200, BX2370-1, BX2670-1.
• BX30 Series – BX1830, BX2230.
• BX50 Series – BX1850, BX2350.
• BX60 Series – BX1860, BX2360, BX2660.
• BX70 Series – BX1870, BX2370, BX2670.
• BX80 Series – BX1880, BX2380, BX2680.
• FT Granforce Series – FT21, FT23, FT25, FT28, FT30, FT220, FT240, FT300.
• GB Series – GB13, GB14, GB15, GB16, GB18, GB20, GB110, GB115, GB130, GB135, GB140, GB145, GB150, GB155, GB160, GB170, GB175, GB180, GB200.
• GL Series – GL19, GL21, GL23, GL25, GL26, GL27, GL29, GL32, GL33, GL200, GL201, GL220, GL221, GL240, GL241, GL260, GL261, GL268, GL277, GL280, GL281, GL300, GL301, GL320, GL321, GL337, GL338, GL367, GL368, GL417, GL418, GL467, GL-35, GL-40, GL-43, GL-46, GL-53, GL-350, GL-400, GL-430, GL-470, GL-530, GL-600.
• GM Series – GM49, GM56, GM64, GM73, GM75, GM82, GM90.
• GT Series – GT-3, GT-5, GT-8, GT-19, GT-21, GT-23, GT-26, GT-30.
• Globe Series – M100G, M110G, M115G, M125G, M135G.
• Grand L Series – L2900, L3300, L3600, L4200.
• Grand L10 Series – L3010, L3410, L3710, L4310, L4610.
• Grand X Series – M100GX, M110GX, M126GX, M135GX.
• Grandom Series – M85D, M90, M95D, M100, M105D, M115, M115D, M125, M125D.
• Grandom A Series – M90A, M100A, M110A, M115A, M125A, M135A.
• JB Bullstar Series – JB11, JB13, JB14, JB16, JB18.
• JB Bullstar Extra Series – JB11X, JB13X, JB15X, JB17X, JB19X.
• KB Kingbull Series – KB16, KB18, KB20, KB165, KB185, KB205, KB225.
• KB Kingbull Extra Series – KB17X, KB19X, KB21X, KB23X.
• KL Series – KL21, KL23, KL25, KL27, KL28, KL30, KL31, KL33, KL34, KL36, KL38, KL41, KL43, KL46, KL50, KL210, KL225, KL230, KL245, KL250, KL265, KL270, KL280, KL285, KL300, KL310, KL315, KL330, KL340, KL345, KL360, KL380, KL385, KL410, KL415, KL430, KL460, KL465, KL500, KL505, KL550.
• KL Kingwel 50 Series – KL2450, KL2750, KL2850-PC, KL3150, KL3450, KL3950, KL4350, KL4750, KL5150, KL5550.
• KL Kingwel R Series – KL24R, KL26R-PC, KL27R, KL28R-PC, KL31R, KL34R.
• KL Kingwel Zero Series – KL31Z, KL34Z, KL37Z, KL40Z, KL44Z, KL48Z, KL53Z, KL58Z.
• KT Kingeye Series – KT20, KT22, KT24, KT27, KT30, KT210, KT215, KT230, KT235, KT250, KT255, KT280, KT285, KT300, KT305.
• L01 Series – L2501, L3301, L3901, L4701.
• L02 Series – L2502, L3302, L3902, L4802.
• L30 Series – L3130, L3430, L3830, L4330, L4630, L5030.
• L40 Series – L3240, L3540, L3940, L4240, L4740, L5040, L5240, L5740.
• L50 Series – L2350, L2650, L2950, L3450, L3650.
• L60 Series – L3560, L4060, L4760, L5060, L5460, L6060.
• LX Series – Kubota LX2610, LX3310.
• M Series – M110, M120, M4700, M4900, M5400, M5700, M6800, M8200, M9000.
• M1 Series – M1-46, M1-55, M1-65, M1-75, M1-85, M1-100, M1-115.
• M30 Series – M4030, M4030SU, M5030, M6030, M7030, M8030.
• M4 Series – M4-061, M4-071.
• M4002 Series – M4062, M4072.
• M4003 Series – M4063, M4073.
• M5 Series – Kubota M5-091, M5-111.
• M50 Series – M4950, M5950, M6950, M7950, M8950.
• M5001 Series – M5071N, M5091, M5091N, M5101N, M5111.
• M5002 Series – M5092, M5112.
• M6 Series – M6-101, M6-111, M6-131, M6-141.
• M60 Series – M6060, M7060, M8560, M9960.
• M6002 Series – M6122, M6132, M6142.
• M7 Series – M7.131, M7.151, M7.171.
• M7002 Series – M7132, M7152, M7172.
• M7003 Series – M7133, M7163, M7173.
• M8 Series – Kubota M8-181, M8-201.
• M80 Series – M7580, M8580, M9580.
• MD Series – MD77, MD87, MD97, MD107, MD117.
• MGX III Series – M95GX-III, M105GX-III, M115GX-III, M125GX-III, M135GX-III.
• MGX IV Series – M95GX-IV, M105GX-IV, M115GX-IV, M125GX-IV, M135GX-IV.
• MX Series – MX4700, MX4800, MX5000, MX5000SU, MX5100, MX5200, MX5400, MX5800, MX6000.
• Rexia Series – MR77, MR87, MR97.
• ST Series – ST-25, ST-30, STA-30, STA-35.
• STV Series – STV32, STV36, STV40.
• STW Series – STW34, STW37, STW40.
• Standard L Series – L2500, L2600, L2800, L3000, L3200, L3400, L3800, L4300, L4400, L4600.
• Super SynerZ Series – SMZ76, SMZ85, SMZ95, SMZ805, SMZ875, SMZ955.
• SynerZ Series – Kubota MZ50, MZ55, MZ60, MZ65, MZ70, MZ75, MZ505, MZ555, MZ605, MZ655, MZ705, MZ755.

Color of Kubota Warning Lights

Kubota warning lights typically come in various colors, each indicating a different level of severity or type of alert. Here’s a general guide to the colors used for Kubota warning lights:

• Red Warning Lights: These lights indicate critical issues that require immediate attention or could potentially lead to serious damage or safety hazards if ignored.
• Amber or Yellow Warning Lights: These lights signify warnings or alerts that are less severe than red warnings but still require prompt attention to prevent potential problems or malfunctions.
• Green Warning Lights: Green lights often indicate normal or operational statuses, such as systems that are engaged or functioning properly.
• White or Blue Warning Lights: Blue lights may indicate informational or advisory messages rather than immediate warnings. They could signal the activation of specific systems or provide status updates. White lights are less common but may be used to indicate specific conditions or statuses, depending on the equipment and manufacturer’s design.

By understanding the colors associated with Kubota warning lights, operators can quickly assess the urgency of any alerts and take appropriate action to address them, ensuring the safe and efficient operation of their Kubota equipment.

How to Reset Kubota Warning Lights?

Resetting Kubota warning lights typically involves addressing the underlying issue that triggered the warning in the first place. Here’s a general guide on how to reset Kubota warning lights:

1. Address the Issue: First, identify the cause of the warning light (error code). Refer to the operator’s manual or diagnostic error codes to understand the specific problem that triggered the warning.
2. Fix the Problem: Once you’ve identified the issue, take the necessary steps to address it. This could involve repairing or replacing faulty components, replenishing fluids, or performing maintenance procedures.
3. Turn Off the Engine: Shut off the engine and wait for a few seconds to ensure that all systems reset properly.
4. Restart the Engine: Start the engine again and monitor the warning lights. If the issue has been successfully resolved, the warning light should turn off. If it persists, there may be an ongoing issue that requires further attention.

If you’re unable to resolve the issue on your own or if the warning light continues to illuminate after troubleshooting, it’s recommended to seek assistance from a qualified Kubota technician. They can diagnose the problem more thoroughly using diagnostic tools and equipment.

It’s important to address warning lights promptly to prevent potential damage to your Kubota equipment and ensure safe operation. Regular maintenance and inspections can also help prevent warning lights from appearing in the first place.