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Read articles →This is an official Kubota explainer focused narrowly on one maintenance topic: how DPF regeneration works on the B3350 and what the dashboard lights mean. Two Kubota staff walk through the soot-accumulation process, the solid vs. blinking regen light, and using the inhibit button when you need to pause a regen. It's a short, instructional Q&A, not a tractor overview or hands-on demo, best for current B3350 owners confused by dash warnings.
Posted by the Kubota Tractor Corporation channel as an official instructional video featuring Kubota University staff, not an independent owner review.
If the regeneration indicator light goes on solid, the operator just needs to continue operating the machine, whatever attachment or implement they have.
A blinking light may mean the water temperature is too low, so the operator should continue operating the machine to warm it up and begin regeneration.
The operator can press the inhibit button to delay the regeneration process, but doing this too often may mean needing service work at the dealership.
