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Three things a sale yard does not like to see come in: A pallet of old tires. A boat. An RV. In that order.
I don’t have a wiring diagram for that serial number. Nige will probably have one. I don’t think that code should keep the arms from raising. It would just affect the self leveling function. Likely caused by a damaged loader arm wiring harness. Have you checked all the fuses and relays? Are those the only active codes while the loader is running? The 523602-0 is for Aftertreatment Regeneration Frequency High. It may be getting to where the DPF needs cleaned, though that is not the only thing that could cause that problem. How many hours are on the machine? Do you have access to diagnostic software to read the soot load on the DPF?
Please post the serial number of the machine, and a list of the active fault codes if your display is the one that you can read fault codes from. The arms not lifting is most likely a electrical problem. Did you check the hydraulic lockout switch? Is that the switch you where referring to is the first post?
Do you know what is wrong with the motor? I have not worked on that model. It probable has an IVECO engine in it. If so, should be able to get parts for it. What year is the tractor? If you knew what was wrong it may be able to be repaired.
Is it possible that it is starving for fuel? If you keep running it that way does it eventually die? If you shut it off after it does that and restart it right away will it do it all over again or does it still only run at idle? You need to see if has good fuel flow to the pump. It would be helpful to know what engine it has in it, and the machine serial number.
Should be just an o-ring. As stated earlier, be sure you don’t roll the umbrella seals when putting it on. Lubricate them up good and the tube also. Don’t get in a hurry and you should be fine.
