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December 2008
2005
Improper operation, lubrication, maintenance or repair of this product can be dangerous and could
result in injury or death.
Do not operate or perform any lubrication, maintenance or repair on this product, until you have
read and understood the operation, lubrication, maintenance and repair information.
Safety precautions and warnings are provided in this manual and on the product. If these hazard
warnings are not heeded, bodily injury or death could occur to you or to other persons.
The hazards are identified by the “Safety Alert Symbol” and followed by a “Signal Word” such as
“DANGER”, “WARNING” or “CAUTION”. The Safety Alert “WARNING” label is shown below.
WARNING
The meaning of this safety alert symbol is as follows:
The message that appears under the warning explains the hazard and can be either written or pictorially
presented.
Operations that may cause product damage are identified by “NOTICE” labels on the product and in this
publication.
Caterpillar cannot anticipate every possible circumstance that might involve a potential hazard. The
warnings in this publication and on the product are, therefore, not all inclusive. If a tool, procedure,
work method or operating technique that is not specifically recommended by Caterpillar is used,
you must satisfy yourself that it is safe for you and for others. You should also ensure that the
product will not be damaged or be made unsafe by the operation, lubrication, maintenance or
repair procedures that you choose.
The information, specifications, and illustrations in this publication are on the basis of information that was
available at the time that the publication was written. The specifications, torques, pressures,
measurements, adjustments, illustrations, and other items can change at any time. These changes can
affect the service that is given to the product. Obtain the complete and most current information before
you start any job. Caterpillar dealers have the most current information available.
WARNING
When replacement parts are required for this
product Caterpillar recommends using
Caterpillar replacement parts or parts with
equivalent specifications including, but not
limited to, physical dimensions, type, strength
and material.
Adjust ............................................................... 78
Testing and Adjusting Section Rotor Brake (Positive Rotor Brake)—Test ............ 80
Relief Valve (Belt Tensioner)—Test and Adjust ... 82
Testing and Adjusting Relief Valve (Rotor Transmission)—Test and
Testing and Adjusting.............................................. 4 Adjust ............................................................... 86
Machine Preparation for Testing and Adjusting .... 4
Visual Inspection .................................................... 4 Conveyor System
Hydraulic Oil Contamination—Test ........................ 6 Conveyor System................................................... 88
Relief Valve (Conveyor Charge)–Test .................. 88
Propulsion System Pressure Limiter Valve (Conveyor Pump)—Test and
Propulsion System ................................................... 7 Adjust ............................................................... 92
Relief Valve (Charge)–Test .................................... 7 Conveyor Speed—Test ....................................... 96
Pressure Limiter Valve (Propel Pump)—Test and Piston Pump Neutral—Test and Adjust ............... 98
Adjust ............................................................... 11
Differential Lock Engagement—Test ................... 15 Fan Control System
Piston Pump Neutral—Test and Adjust ............... 18 Fan Control System ............................................. 101
Relief Valve (Fan)—Test and Adjust .................. 101
Auxiliary Hydraulic System Fan Speed—Test ............................................... 104
Auxiliary Hydraulic System .................................... 21
Relief Valve (Auxiliary System Main)—Test and
Adjust ............................................................... 21
Relief Valve (Right Side Plate)—Test and Adjust 24
Relief Valve (Left Side Plate)—Test and Adjust ... 27
Side Plate Cycle Times—Test .............................. 31
Conveyor Cycle Time (Swing)—Test and Adjust . 33
Conveyor Cycle Time (Raise and Lower)—Test and
Adjust ............................................................... 35
Standard Water Pump RPM—Test ...................... 38
Optional Water Pump RPM—Test ........................ 40
Water Pressure (Optional Washdown Pump)—Test
and Adjust ........................................................ 43
Optional Water Loading Pump RPM—Test and
Adjust ............................................................... 46
Rear Column Lower Cycle Time—Test and
Adjust ............................................................... 50
Moldboard Pressure—Test .................................. 52
Steering Wheel Rotation—Test ............................ 53
Electronic Controls
Electronic Controls................................................. 55
Engine Antistall—Calibrate .................................. 55
Grade and Slope Offset—Calibrate ..................... 57
Rear Steering Potentiometer—Calibrate .............. 59
Steering Sensor (Front)—Replace ....................... 62
Steering Sensor (Front)—Calibrate ...................... 63
Steering Sensor (Rear)—Replace ....................... 65
Steering Sensor (Rear)—Calibrate ...................... 66
Rotor Clutch
Rotor Clutch ........................................................... 68
Relief Valve (Negative Rotor Brake)—Test and
Adjust ............................................................... 68
Relief Valve (Positive Rotor Brake)—Test and
Adjust ............................................................... 71
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Testing and Adjusting This list will only provide an indication of the location
of a problem and the repairs that are required.
Section Remember that a problem is not necessarily caused
by one part, but by the relation of one part with other
parts. This list can not provide all possible problems
and corrections. Service personnel must find the
Testing and Adjusting problem and the source of the problem. Then,
complete the necessary repairs.
Machine Preparation for Perform a visual inspection first. If the visual checks
Testing and Adjusting are completed but the problem has not been
identified, perform operational checks. If the
problem is not understood, perform instrument tests.
WARNING This procedure will help to identify problems in the
machine systems.
Do not operate or work on this machine unless
you have read and understand the instructions Visual Inspection
and warnings in the Operation and Maintenance
Manual. Failure to follow the instructions or heed
the warnings could result in injury or death.
Contact any Caterpillar dealer for replacement
WARNING
manuals. Proper care is your responsibility. Do not operate or work on this machine unless
you have read and understand the instructions
and warnings in the Operation and Maintenance
1. Move the machine to a smooth, horizontal Manual. Failure to follow the instructions or heed
location that is away from operating machines the warnings could result in injury or death.
and away from personnel. Contact any Caterpillar dealer for replacement
manuals. Proper care is your responsibility.
NOTE: Permit only one operator on the machine at
a time. Keep all other personnel away from the
machine or in the operator’s sight.
WARNING
2. Raise the machine and install the leg lift locks.
Diesel engine exhaust contains products of
3. Engage the parking brake. Place blocks around combustion which may cause personal injury.
the tracks.
Always start and operate the engine in a well-
ventilated area, and, if in an enclosed area, vent
4. Stop the engine.
the exhaust to the outside.
5. Make sure that all of the hydraulic pressure is
released before any hydraulic components are
altered. WARNING
Correct oil flow and pressure are necessary for Personal injury can result from hydraulic oil
correct operation. The output of the pump (oil flow) pressure and hot oil.
increases with an increase in engine speed (RPM).
The output of the pump decreases when engine Hydraulic oil pressure can remain in the
speed (RPM) is decreased. Oil pressure is caused hydraulic system after the engine has been
by resistance to the flow of oil. stopped. Serious injury can be caused if this
pressure is not released before any service is
Visually inspect the complete hydraulic system for oil done on the hydraulic system.
leaks and damaged parts before you test the
machine. For some of the tests, a magnet and a Make sure all of the attachments have been
measuring rule are usable tools. lowered, and that the oil is cool before removing
any components or lines. Remove the oil filler
The hydraulic oil must be at the normal temperature cap only when the engine is stopped, and the
for operation before any tests are performed. filler cap is cool enough to touch with your bare
hand.
Troubleshooting can be complex.Some of the
possible problems and corrections are listed on the
following pages.
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Dispose of all fluids according to local regulations. 8. Inspect the lights for broken bulbs. Inspect the
lights for broken lenses. Replace the bulbs or the
lenses if the bulbs or the lenses are broken.
A visual inspection of the hydraulic system and its
components is the first step when a diagnosis of a 9. Inspect the following for damage or wear: the
problem is made. Stop the engine, and make the steps, the walkways, and the hand holds. Repair
following inspections. any damaged or worn components. Inspect
these areas for cleanliness. Clean the
1. Measure the oil level in the hydraulic oil tank. components.
4. Remove the hydraulic oil filter and examine the 1. Monitor the extension and monitor the retraction
filter element for debris. of the cylinders. The movement of the cylinders
should be smooth.
a. Shiny steel particles indicate a pump failure or
pump deterioration. Shiny steel particles can 2. Listen for irregular noise that may come from the
also indicate a motor failure or motor pumps.
deterioration.
3. Listen to the relief valves. Low pressure in the
b. Rubber particles indicate seal failures or hose relief valves may cause an increase in oil
failures. temperature. Also, cycle time of the cylinders
may increase.
c. Bronze-colored particles indicate pump port
plate failure.
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WARNING
Personal injury can result from hydraulic oil
pressure and hot oil.
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Illustration 2
Table 2
Optional Tools(1)
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
(2)
D 198-4234 Digital Pressure Indicator 1
(2)
E 198-4236 Extension Cable 2
Pressure Sensor
F(2) 198-4237 0–3500 kPa 2
(0–500 psi)
(1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
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measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
(2) Tool D, Tool E, and one Tool F are part of the 198-4240 Digital
Pressure Indicator Group. Illustration 4
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2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL
position. Illustration 5
14. Unlock two locking mechanisms (14 and 16). 18. Move key switch (7) to the START position.
Open cover (15). Release the key switch when the engine starts.
15. Assemble two sets of Tool B. Connect one Tool A 19. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
to each Tool B. Push increase engine RPM switch (19).
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Illustration 7 Illustration 10
16. Connect one Tool B to charge port (17) on the 20. Monitor engine speed value (20) on the digital
propulsion pump. display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (19) when
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
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Illustration 9
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Illustration 11
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27. Loosen locknut (22) on the charge relief valve. In
order to increase pressure, rotate adjustment Illustration 13
screw (21) clockwise. In order to decrease
pressure, rotate the adjustment screw 34. Push propulsion enable switch (24) on top of
counterclockwise. propulsion lever (6). Slowly move the propulsion
lever forward until the pressure charge tap (17)
28. Hold adjustment screw (21) in place, and tighten stabilizes.
locknut (22). Go to Step 18.
35. Read the pressure at charge tap (17). The
pressure should be 200 ± 100 kPa (29 ± 15 psi)
less than the pressure recorded in Step 22.
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position.
WARNING Table 4
Optional Tools(1)
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
the operator’s view. Allow only essential Part
Tool Description Qty
personnel near the machine, and make sure the Number
personnel are in the operator’s view when
D(2) 198-4234 Digital Pressure Indicator 1
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area. E (2)
198-4236 Extension Cable 1
Pressure Sensor
F(2) 198-4239 0–69 000 kPa 1
WARNING (0–10 000 psi)
(1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
Personal injury can result from rotating and
measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
moving parts. (2) Tool A, Tool B, and Tool C are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Indicator Group.
Moving fan blades and moving parts will throw or
cut any object or tool that falls or is pushed into 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
them. surface.
Make sure no one is working on, underneath or
close to an engine that is running. Make sure the
area is free of personnel.
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NOTICE
Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are
contained during performance of inspection,
maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the
machine. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable
containers before opening any compartment or
disassembling any component containing fluids.
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Illustration 15
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11. Open the compartment which is located under
the left steering wheel. Move engine
Illustration 18
compartment switch (12) to the RAISE position.
Hold the switch until the compartment is 15. Unplug the connector from parking brake
completely open. solenoid (17).
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Illustration 16 IMG_1028_2_4
13. Move engine compartment switch (12) to the 17. Connect Tool B to M1-port (18) on the propulsion
LOWER position. Release the switch when prop pump.
rod (13) is seated.
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Illustration 20 Illustration 22
18. Move key switch (7) to the START position. 22. Move travel mode switch (22) to the TRAVEL
Release the key switch when the engine starts. position.
19. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle. 23. Move electrical controls master switch (21) to the
Push increase engine RPM switch (19). ON position.
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Illustration 21
21. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool C. 26. Move propulsion lever (6) slightly out of the
Operate the machine until the oil temperature NEUTRAL position and into the FORWARD
reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F). range.
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Illustration 24 Illustration 25
28. Slowly move propulsion lever (6) forward until the 39. Loosen locknut (25) on the forward multifunction
pressure on gauge (24) on the instrument panel valve. In order to increase pressure, rotate
stabilizes. Record the pressure shown on the adjustment screw (26) clockwise. In order to
gauge as “forward pressure.” Forward pressure decrease pressure, rotate the adjustment screw
should be 420 -0/+10 bar. counterclockwise.
NOTE: The units on gauge (24) are bar; 420 –0/+10 NOTE: One revolution of adjustment screw (26)
bar is equivalent to 42 000 –0/+100 kPa (6100 -0/ changes the pressure by approximately 9300 kPa
+150 psi). (1350 psi).
29. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL 40. Hold adjustment screw (26), and tighten locknut
position. (25).
30. Move propulsion lever (6) slightly out of the 41. If the reverse pressure is outside the specified
NEUTRAL position and into the REVERSE range. range, go to Step 42. If the reverse pressure is
inside the specified range, go to Step 44.
31. Push propulsion enable switch (23) on top of
propulsion lever (6).
38. If the forward pressure is outside the specified NOTE: One revolution of adjustment screw (28)
range, go to Step 39. If the forward pressure is changes the pressure by approximately 9300 kPa
inside the specified range, go to Step 41. (1350 psi).
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in D 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the Table 6
personnel are in the operator’s view when
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are Optional Tools(1)
done in an open area. Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
E(2) 198-4234 Digital Pressure Indicator 1
WARNING F (2)
198-4236 Extension Cable 1
Personal injury can result from rotating and
Pressure Sensor
moving parts. G(2) 198-4239 0–69 000 kPa 1
(0–10 000 psi)
Moving fan blades and moving parts will throw or
cut any object or tool that falls or is pushed into (1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
them. measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
(2) Tool E, Tool F, and Tool G are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Indicator Group.
Make sure no one is working on, underneath or
close to an engine that is running. Make sure the
area is free of personnel. 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
surface.
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Illustration 27 Illustration 29
2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL 12. Unplug the connector from parking brake
position. solenoid (17).
3. Move parking brake switch (2) to the ON 13. Assemble Tool B. Connect Tool A to Tool B.
position.
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Illustration 31
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15. Install Tool C in port (18).
Illustration 28
16. Connect Tool B to Tool C.
11. Unlock two locking mechanisms (14 and 16).
Open cover (15).
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Illustration 32 Illustration 34
17. Move key switch (7) to the START position. 21. Move electrical controls master switch (21) to the
Release the key switch when the engine starts. ON position.
18. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle. 22. Move drive selector switch (8) to the ON position.
Push increase engine RPM switch (19).
23. Move parking brake switch (2) to the OFF
position.
WARNING
If the parking brake is not functioning properly,
the machine may move during this test.
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
31. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF Make sure no one is working on, underneath or
position. close to an engine that is running. Make sure the
area is free of personnel.
32. Move key switch (7) to the OFF position.
Table 7
Required Tools
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
Pressure Gauge
A 8T-0862 0–500 kPa 2
(0–70 psi)
B 6V-4144 Coupler 2
C 6V-3965 Nipple 2
D 3J-1907 O-Ring Seal 2
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E 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
Illustration 37
1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal 11. Open the compartment which is located under
surface. the left steering wheel. Move engine
compartment switch (12) to the RAISE position.
Hold the switch until the compartment is
completely open.
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Illustration 39
16. Install Tool B on Tool A. Connect Tool A to M4 20. Monitor engine speed value (18) on the digital
port (15), and connect Tool A in M5 port (14). display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (17) when
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
Illustration 40
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Illustration 43
Illustration 41
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28. Allow the oil to cool. Remove the tooling, and NOTICE
replace the plugs in M4-port (15) and M5-port Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are
(16). contained during performance of inspection,
maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the
29. Connect connector (16) to the propulsion pump machine. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable
EDC. containers before opening any compartment or
disassembling any component containing fluids.
30. Use engine compartment switch (12) to close the
engine compartment. Refer to Special Publication, NENG2500, “Caterpillar
Tools and Shop Products Guide,” for tools and
supplies suitable to collect and contain fluids in
Auxiliary Hydraulic System Caterpillar machines.
Table 9
Optional Tools(1)
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
(2)
D 198-4234 Digital Pressure Indicator 1
(2)
E 198-4236 Extension Cable 1
Pressure Sensor
F(2) 198-4239 0–69 000 kPa 1
(0–10 000 psi)
(1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
IMG_0836_2_7
measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
(2) Tool D, Tool E, and Tool F are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Indicator Group. Illustration 45
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14. Unlock two locking mechanisms (14 and 16). 19. Monitor engine speed value (19) on the digital
Open cover (15). display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (18) when
15. Assemble Tool B. Connect Tool A to Tool B. the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
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Illustration 48
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Illustration 52
Illustration 50
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WARNING
Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts.
Illustration 53 NOTICE
Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are
27. Loosen locknut (22) on the relief valve. In order contained during performance of inspection,
to increase pressure, rotate adjustment screw maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the
(23) clockwise. In order to decrease pressure, machine. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable
rotate the adjustment screw counterclockwise. containers before opening any compartment or
disassembling any component containing fluids.
28. Hold adjustment screw (23), and tighten locknut
(22). Refer to Special Publication, NENG2500, “Caterpillar
Tools and Shop Products Guide,” for tools and
29. Go to Step 17. supplies suitable to collect and contain fluids in
Caterpillar machines.
30. Remove the tooling.
Dispose of all fluids according to local regulations
31. Use engine compartment switch (12) to close the and mandates.
engine compartment.
32. Close cover (15). Lock the cover with locking Table 10
mechanisms (14 and 16).
Required Tools
WARNING
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area.
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Table 11
Optional Tools(1)
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
(2)
D 198-4234 Digital Pressure Indicator 1
(2)
E 198-4236 Extension Cable 1
Pressure Sensor
F(2) 198-4237 0–3500 kPa 1
(0–500 psi)
(1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
IMG_0836_2_8
measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
(2) Tool D, Tool E, and Tool F are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Indicator Group. Illustration 55
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Illustration 57 Illustration 60
14. Unlock two locking mechanisms (14 and 16). 19. Monitor engine speed value (19) on the digital
Open cover (15). display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (18) when
15. Assemble Tool B. Connect Tool A to Tool B. the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
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Illustration 58
16. Connect Tool B to right side plate tap (17) in the % ! IMG_0781_2_20
auxiliary manifold.
Illustration 61
WARNING
Ensure that the conveyor and/or the canopy will
not contact any obstacles when the machine is
raised.
Illustration 59 23. Move all legs joystick (23) to the ALL LEGS UP
position. Release the joystick when the machine
17. Move key switch (7) to the START position. is completely raised.
Release the key switch when the engine starts.
24. Momentarily move right side plate switch (20) to
18. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle. the RAISE position. Release the switch.
Push increase engine RPM switch (18).
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Illustration 62
34. Remove the tooling.
29. Close cover (15). Remove two bolts (24 and 25) 35. Close cover (15). Install bolts (24 and 25) and
and washers. Open the cover. the washers. Lock the cover with locking
mechanisms (14 and 16).
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
$ oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
IMG_0868_2_4 persons on or near the machine.
Illustration 63 To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
30. Remove the cap (26). area around the machine is clear of personnel
and obstructions before operating the machine.
WARNING
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area.
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WARNING Table 13
Optional Tools(1)
Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts. Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
Moving fan blades and moving parts will throw or D(2) 198-4234 Digital Pressure Indicator 1
cut any object or tool that falls or is pushed into (2)
them. E 198-4236 Extension Cable 1
Pressure Sensor
Make sure no one is working on, underneath or F(2) 198-4237 0–3500 kPa 1
close to an engine that is running. Make sure the (0–500 psi)
area is free of personnel.
(1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
NOTICE (2) Tool D, Tool E, and Tool F are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Indicator Group.
Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are
contained during performance of inspection,
maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
machine. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable surface.
containers before opening any compartment or
disassembling any component containing fluids.
Table 12
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Part Illustration 65
Tool Description Qty
Number
2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL
Pressure Gauge position.
A 8T-0855 0–4000 kPa 1
(0–580 psi)
3. Move parking brake switch (2) to the ON
177-7860 Hose Assembly 1 position.
B 8T-41889 Adapter–Union 1
4. Make sure rotor switch (9) is in the OFF position.
6V-4143 Valved Coupler 1
5. Make sure conveyor switch (11) is in the OFF
C 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
position.
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Illustration 67 % IMG_0781_2_23
13. Move engine compartment switch (12) to the 17. Move key switch (7) to the START position.
LOWER position. Release the switch when prop Release the key switch when the engine starts.
rod (13) is seated.
18. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
Push increase engine RPM switch (18).
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29. Close cover (15). Remove two bolts (24 and 25)
and washers. Open the cover.
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Illustration 72
WARNING Illustration 74
Ensure that the conveyor and/or the canopy will 30. Remove the cap (26).
not contact any obstacles when the machine is
raised.
WARNING
Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts.
Illustration 75 Table 14
31. Loosen locknut (27) on the relief valve. In order Required Tools
to increase pressure, rotate adjustment screw Part
(28) clockwise. In order to decrease pressure, Tool Description Qty
Number
rotate the adjustment screw counterclockwise.
A 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
32. Hold adjustment screw (28), and tighten locknut
(27). 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
surface.
33. Go to Step 17.
Illustration 76
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to 2. Move propulsion lever (7) to the NEUTRAL
persons on or near the machine. position.
To prevent injury or death, make sure that the 3. Move parking brake switch (3) to the ON
area around the machine is clear of personnel position.
and obstructions before operating the machine.
4. Make sure rotor switch (10) is in the OFF
position.
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Illustration 79
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14. Move left side plate switch (17) to the RAISE
Illustration 77
position. Hold the switch in this position.
9. Monitor engine speed value (13) on the digital 15. When the left side plate is fully raised, release left
display at the center of the instrument panel. side plate switch (17), and start the stopwatch.
Release the engine RPM switch when the engine Record the time required for the slide plate to
speed reaches 1500 rpm. reach the full down position. The time should be
2.5 ± 1 sec.
10. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool A.
Operate the machine until the oil temperature 16. Move left slide plate switch (17) to the LOCK
reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F). position.
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Illustration 78 Illustration 80
11. If necessary, move electrical controls master 17. Move right side plate switch (18) to the RAISE
switch (15) to the ON position. position. Hold the switch in this position.
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Conveyor Cycle Time
Illustration 81
(Swing)—Test and Adjust
21. Simultaneously move front legs switches (19 and
20) and rear legs switch (21) on rear left ground WARNING
control station to the LOWER position. Release
the switches when the side plates touch the Sudden movement of the machine or release of
blocks and the side plate cable has a small oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
amount of slack. persons on or near the machine.
WARNING
! Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
" personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area.
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Illustration 82
Required Tools
25. Use a suitable lifting device to lift the left side
plate. Connect cable (24) to the left side plate Part
Tool Description Qty
cylinder with pin (22) and cotter key (23). Number
Remove the lifting device. A 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
Illustration 83
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2. Move propulsion lever (7) to the NEUTRAL
position. Illustration 85
3. Move parking brake switch (3) to the ON 12. If necessary, move electrical controls master
position. switch (14) to the ON position.
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Illustration 86 Illustration 88
17. Unlock two locking mechanisms (15 and 17). 23. Loosen locknut (22) on the flow control valve. In
order to decrease the speed, rotate adjustment
18. Remove two bolts (18 and 19) and the washers. screw (23) clockwise. In order to increase the
Open cover (16). speed, rotate the adjustment screw
counterclockwise.
19. If the swing left time is out of specification, go to
Step 20. If the swing left time is inside the 24. Hold adjustment screw (23), and tighten locknut
specified range, go to Step 22. (22).
Illustration 87 WARNING
20. Loosen locknut (20) on the flow control valve. In Sudden movement of the machine or release of
order to decrease the speed, rotate adjustment oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
screw (21) clockwise. In order to increase the persons on or near the machine.
speed, rotate the adjustment screw
counterclockwise. To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
area around the machine is clear of personnel
21. Hold adjustment screw (21), and tighten locknut and obstructions before operating the machine.
(20).
Table 16
22. If the swing right time is outside the specified
range, go to Step 23. If the swing right time is Required Tools
inside the specified range, go to Step 26.
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
A 1U-7839 Stopwatch 1
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Illustration 89 Illustration 91
2. Move propulsion lever (7) to the NEUTRAL 11. Press decrease engine RPM switch (1). Release
position. the switch when the engine reaches low idle.
3. Move parking brake switch (3) to the ON 12. If necessary, move electrical controls master
position. switch (12) to the ON position.
4. Make sure rotor switch (8) is in the OFF position. 13. Move conveyor position joystick (13) to the
LOWER position.
5. Make sure conveyor switch (10) is in the OFF
position. 14. Release conveyor position joystick (13) when the
conveyor is fully lowered.
6. Make sure water spray switches (5, 6, and 9) are
in the OFF position. 15. Move conveyor position joystick (13) to the
RAISE position. Record the amount of time
NOTE: Water spray switches (5 and 6) are optional. required for the conveyor to fully raise. The time
required to fully raise the conveyor should be 17
7. If necessary, move engine control switch (4) to ± 2 seconds.
the MANUAL position.
16. Move conveyor position joystick (13) to the
8. Push increase engine RPM switch (2) or LOWER position. Record the amount of time
decrease engine RPM switch (1). required for the conveyor to fully lower. The time
required to fully lower the conveyor should be 17
± 2 seconds.
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Illustration 90
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Illustration 92 Illustration 95
18. Open the compartment that is located under the Conveyor Raise Solenoid Adjustment Screw
left steering wheel. Move engine compartment
switch (14) to the RAISE position. Hold the switch 22. If the time required to fully raise the conveyor
until the hood is completely open. was out of specification, rotate adjustment screw
(19), Rotate the adjustment screw clockwise to
increase the time to fully raise the conveyor.
Rotate the adjustment screw counterclockwise to
decrease the time to fully raise the conveyor.
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Illustration 93
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Illustration 94
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
Illustration 97
Make sure no one is working on, underneath or 8. Press decrease engine RPM switch (1). Hold the
close to an engine that is running. Make sure the switch until the engine reaches low idle.
area is free of personnel.
9. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF
position.
Table 17
Required Tools 10. Move key switch (7) to the OFF position.
Tool Part Description Qty 11. Open the water pump compartment on the front-
Number left side of the machine.
A(1) 1U-7771 Tachometer 1
(1)
B 1U-6605 Reflective Tape 1
C 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
(1) Tool A and Tool B are part of the 1U-6602 Photo-Tach Group.
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Illustration 98
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12. Remove two screws (12) and remove grill (13). 16. Monitor engine speed value (16) on the digital
display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (15) when
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
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Illustration 99
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Illustration 101
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WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
!
WARNING
Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts.
31. Place grill (13) on the motor, and install two 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
screws (12). surface.
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2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL 12. Remove two screws (12) and remove grill (13).
position.
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Illustration 108
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16. Monitor engine speed value (16) on the digital 25. Unlock two locking mechanisms (18 and 20).
display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (15) when 26. Remove two bolts (21 and 22) and the washers.
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm. Open cover (19).
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Illustration 112
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
To prevent injury or death, make sure that the % & ' IMG_0781_2_41
area around the machine is clear of personnel
and obstructions before operating the machine. Illustration 113
WARNING
position.
Table 19
Required Tools
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
A 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
Illustration 114
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Illustration 118
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Illustration 119
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Illustration 120
Illustration 123
Illustration 121
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17. Actuate trigger (19) on spray gun (15).
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Illustration 124
Illustration 122
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WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
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To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
area around the machine is clear of personnel
Illustration 125 and obstructions before operating the machine.
WARNING
to decrease the pressure, rotate adjustment
screw (26) clockwise. In order to increase the
pressure, rotate the adjustment screw
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
counterclockwise.
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
26. Hold adjustment screw (26), and tighten locknut
personnel are in the operator’s view when
(25).
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area.
27. Move key switch (21) on the instrument panel to
the START position. Release the switch when the
engine starts.
WARNING
28. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
Push increase engine RPM switch (2). Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts.
29. Monitor engine speed value (11) on the digital
display at the center of the instrument panel. Moving fan blades and moving parts will throw or
Release increase engine RPM switch (2) when cut any object or tool that falls or is pushed into
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm. them.
NOTICE Table 20
In order to prevent possible pump damage, make Required Tools
sure that the water tank contains enough water to
complete this test. Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
A(1) 1U-7771 Tachometer 1
31. Check the level in water sight gauge (12). Add
water to the tank if necessary. B (1)
1U-6605 Reflective Tape 1
Illustration 126
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Illustration 129
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Illustration 127
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13. Connect hose (14) to inlet port (15) on the pump. 16. Place Tool B on motor output shaft (20).
Place the other end of the hose in a clean water
source.
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Illustration 131
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Illustration 135
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18. Move water loading switch (22) on the front right
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ground control station to the ON position.
Illustration 132
19. Use Tool A to measure the speed of the shaft.
15. Remove two screws (17 and 19) and remove grill The speed should be 2800 ± 50 rpm.
(18) that covers the pump drive shaft.
20. Move water loading switch (22) on the front right
ground control station to the OFF position.
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Illustration 136 26. Loosen locknut (27) on the relief valve. In order
to decrease the speed, rotate adjustment screw
22. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1). (28) clockwise. In order to increase the speed,
Release the switch when the engine reaches low rotate the adjustment screw counterclockwise.
idle.
27. Hold adjustment screw (28), and tighten locknut
23. Move key switch (23) on the instrument panel to (27).
the OFF position.
28. Move key switch (23) on the instrument panel to
24. If the speed is outside the specified range, go to the START position. Release the switch when the
Step 25. If the speed is inside the specified engine starts.
range, go to Step 34.
29. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
Push increase engine RPM switch (2).
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# 30. Monitor engine speed value (11) on the digital
display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (2) when
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
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31. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool C.
Operate the machine until the oil temperature
reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F).
NOTICE
IMG_1027_2_16 In order to prevent system overflow, the water tank
must not be over filled.
Illustration 137
25. Unlock two locking mechanisms (24 and 26). 32. Check the level in water sight gauge (12). The
Open cover (25). water tank must not be full.
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
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To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
area around the machine is clear of personnel Illustration 139
and obstructions before operating the machine. 2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL
position.
Tool Part Description Qty 11. Move all legs joystick (8) to the ALL UP position.
Number Release the joystick when the machine stops.
A 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
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12. Move moldboard switch (12) on the rear left 17. Unlock two locking mechanisms (16 and 18).
ground control station to the LIFT position. Open cover (17).
Release the switch when the rotor tips are visible.
Do not open the rear door.
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15. Move key switch (15) to the OFF position. 22. If necessary, close the machine.
Moldboard Pressure—Test
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WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in 2. Move propulsion lever (7) to the NEUTRAL
the operator’s view. Allow only essential position.
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when 3. Move parking brake switch (3) to the ON
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are position.
done in an open area.
4. Make sure rotor switch (8) is in the OFF position.
Table 22
Required Tools
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
A 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
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Illustration 145
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11. If necessary, move electrical controls master 19. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1).
switch (12) to the ON position. Release the switch when the engine reaches low
idle.
12. Move moldboard switch (13) on the instrument
panel to the FLOAT position. 20. Move key switch (16) to the OFF position.
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
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To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
# area around the machine is clear of personnel
and obstructions before operating the machine.
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Table 23
Required Tools
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
A 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
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Illustration 150
Illustration 149
Electronic Controls
Engine Antistall—Calibrate
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WARNING
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Illustration 152
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to 2. Move propulsion lever (5) to the NEUTRAL
persons on or near the machine. position.
To prevent injury or death, make sure that the 3. Make sure rotor switch (6) is in the OFF position.
area around the machine is clear of personnel
and obstructions before operating the machine. 4. Make sure conveyor switch (8) is in the OFF
position.
WARNING
Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts. '
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12. If necessary move travel speed switch (13) to 14. Move propulsion lever (5) to the full forward
the WORK position. position and depress the propulsion enable
switch (17).
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Illustration 155
13. Move antistall switch (16) to the AUTO position. Illustration 157
Move antistall speed selector switch (14) to the 15. The machine should move. If the machine
HI position. Place antistall dial (15) in the center moves, go to Step 17. If the machine does not
position. move, remove plug (18).
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
IMG_0781_2_55 persons on or near the machine.
Illustration 159 To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
area around the machine is clear of personnel
17. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (20)
and obstructions before operating the machine.
twice. The engine speed should decrease to
1800 RPM.
Table 24
8. Monitor engine speed value (9) on the digital
display at the center of the instrument panel.
Required Tools Release increase engine RPM switch (1) when
Part the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
Tool Description Qty
Number
9. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool A.
A 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1 Operate the machine until the oil temperature
reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F).
1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
surface.
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Illustration 163
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Illustration 161
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21. Press auto switch (17). Watch the right front leg.
Rotate dial (19) clockwise until the right side of
the machine lowers. Rotate the dial
counterclockwise until the right side of the
machine just stops. Record the number in
display. Rotate the dial counterclockwise until the
new value in the display is 15 less than the
recorded value.
20. Press auto switch (17). Watch the right front leg.
Rotate dial (19) clockwise until the right side of
the machine rises. Rotate the dial
counterclockwise until the right side of the
machine just stops. Record the number in
display (16). Rotate the dial counterclockwise
until the new value in the display is 15 less than
the recorded value.
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WARNING
Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts.
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13. Rotate rear steering potentiometer (16) to the NOTE: If a value in any of the boxes on the display
MINIMUM position. is red, go to Step 13. If the value is still red after a
second calibration attempt, record the values from
the display unit. Then, test the potentiometer with a
multimeter. If the values on the multimeter
correspond with the values from the display, replace
the rear steering potentiometer. If the values on the
multimeter do not match the values on the display,
the display unit may have a fault.
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Illustration 174
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17. After the values have been saved, press “ESC”
key (17) in order to return to the previous screen
Illustration 172
and perform other calibrations. If no other
15. Rotate rear steering potentiometer (16) to the “0” calibrations are to be performed, move key start
position. switch (20) to the OFF position.
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Illustration 176
Illustration 177
Steering Sensor (Front)—
2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL
Calibrate position.
8. Push decrease engine RPM switch (1). Release 13. Rotate the steering wheel to the full right position.
the switch when the engine reaches low idle. Rotate the steering wheel to the full left position.
Rotate the steering wheel to the straight travel
9. Move drive selector switch (7) to the OFF position.
position.
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Illustration 181
Illustration 178
NOTE: If a value in any of the boxes on the display
10. Press “8” key (11) on the display twice. is red, go to Step 13. If the value is still red after a
second calibration attempt, record the values from
the display unit. Then, test the sensor with a
! multimeter. If the values on the multimeter
correspond with the values from the display, attempt
" # to adjust the position of the steering sensor. Refer to
“Steering Sensor (Front)—Replace.” If the front
steering sensor cannot be calibrated after the
sensor is adjusted and/or replaced, the display unit
may have a fault.
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Illustration 182
Illustration 180
WARNING
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Sudden movement of the machine or release of IMG_0781_2_88
WARNING
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
! personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when
" testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area.
WARNING
#
Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts.
$ IMG_0918_2_4 Moving fan blades and moving parts will throw or
cut any object or tool that falls or is pushed into
Illustration 184
them.
11. If necessary, disconnect wiring harness (15) and
remove existing steering sensor (12). Make sure no one is working on, underneath or
close to an engine that is running. Make sure the
area is free of personnel.
NOTICE
Make sure that the cable bracket does not contact
nearby hoses or other equipment on the machine. 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
surface.
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Illustration 189
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Illustration 187
15. Use rear steering joystick (17) to return the rear
tracks to the center position. The tracks are in the
11. Press “1” key (12). Press “5” key (13). Press “2” center position when pointer (18) is aligned with
key (14). Press “6” key (15). the center-punched mark on support (19).
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Illustration 188
Rotor Clutch
Relief Valve (Negative Rotor
Brake)—Test and Adjust
NOTE: This procedure tests the spring-engaged,
hydraulically released rotor brake.
WARNING
IMG_1512_2_4 Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
Illustration 191 persons on or near the machine.
NOTE: If a value in any of the boxes on the display
To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
is red, go to Step 13. If the value is still red after a
area around the machine is clear of personnel
second calibration attempt, record the values from
the display unit. Then, test the joystick and test the and obstructions before operating the machine.
sensor with a multimeter. If the joystick is operating
correctly and the values on the multimeter for the
sensor correspond with the values from the display,
attempt to adjust the position of the steering sensor.
WARNING
Refer to “Steering Sensor (Rear)—Replace.” If the Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
rear steering sensor cannot be calibrated after the the operator’s view. Allow only essential
sensor is adjusted and/or replaced, the display unit personnel near the machine, and make sure the
may have a fault. personnel are in the operator’s view when
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
16. Depress “OK” key (22) in order to save the done in an open area.
currently displayed values.
NOTICE
Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are
contained during performance of inspection,
maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the
machine. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable
! IMG_0781_2_40 containers before opening any compartment or
disassembling any component containing fluids.
Illustration 192
Refer to Special Publication, NENG2500, “Caterpillar
17. After the values have been saved, press “ESC” Tools and Shop Products Guide,” for tools and
key (20) in order to return to the previous screen supplies suitable to collect and contain fluids in
and perform other calibrations. If no other Caterpillar machines.
calibrations are to be performed, move key start
switch (23) to the OFF position. Dispose of all fluids according to local regulations
and mandates.
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Table 25
5. Make sure conveyor switch (11) is in the OFF
position.
Required Tools
Part 6. Make sure water spray switches (4, 5, and 10)
Tool Description Qty are in the OFF position.
Number
Pressure Gauge NOTE: Water spray switches (4 and 5) are optional.
A 8T-0859 0–25 000 kPa 1
(0–3600 psi)
7. If necessary, move engine control switch (3) to
177-7860 Hose Assembly 1 the MANUAL position.
B 8T-41889 Adapter–Union 1
8. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1). Hold
6V-4143 Valved Coupler 1 the switch until the engine reaches low idle.
C 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
9. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF
position.
Table 26
10. Move engine start switch (7) to the OFF position.
Optional Tools(1)
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
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Digital Pressure
D(2) 198-4234 Indicator 1
#
Illustration 193
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14. Move engine start switch (7) to the START 18. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1).
position. Release the engine start switch when release the switch when the engine is at low idle.
the engine starts. Move electrical controls master switch (18) to the
ON position.
15. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
Depress increase engine RPM switch (16). 19. Read the pressure on Tool (A). The pressure
should be 7000 -0/+200 kPa (1015 -0/+29 psi).
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Illustration 197
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17. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool Illustration 199
(C). Operate the machine until the oil
temperature reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F). 22. Remove two bolts (19 and 20) and washers.
Open cover (13).
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WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
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To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
Illustration 200 area around the machine is clear of personnel
23. Remove cap (21). and obstructions before operating the machine.
WARNING
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area.
!
WARNING
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Personal injury can result from rotating and
Illustration 201 moving parts.
24. Loosen locknut (22) on the relief valve. In order Moving fan blades and moving parts will throw or
to increase pressure, rotate adjustment screw cut any object or tool that falls or is pushed into
(23) clockwise. In order to decrease pressure, them.
rotate the adjustment screw counterclockwise.
Make sure no one is working on, underneath or
25. Hold adjustment screw (23), and tighten locknut close to an engine that is running. Make sure the
(22). area is free of personnel.
Table 27
5. Make sure conveyor switch (11) is in the OFF
position.
Required Tools
Part 6. Make sure water spray switches (4, 5, and 10)
Tool Description Qty are in the OFF position.
Number
Pressure Gauge NOTE: Water spray switches (4 and 5) are optional.
A 8T-0859 0–25 000 kPa 1
(0–3600 psi)
7. If necessary, move engine control switch (3) to
177-7860 Hose Assembly 1 the MANUAL position.
B 8T-41889 Adapter–Union 1
8. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1). Hold
6V-4143 Valved Coupler 1 the switch until the engine reaches low idle.
C 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
9. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF
position.
Table 28
10. Move engine start switch (7) to the OFF position.
Optional Tools(1)
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
Digital Pressure
D(2) 198-4234 Indicator 1
E(2) 198-4236 Extension Cable 1
Pressure Sensor
F 198-4238 0–35 000 kPa 1
(0–5000 psi)
(1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
(2) Tool D and Tool E, are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Indicator Group. IMG_0836_2_11
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Illustration 202
4. Make sure rotor switch (9) is in the OFF position. 13. Move engine compartment switch (22) to the
LOWER position. Release the switch when prop
rod (23) is seated.
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Illustration 205
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14. Unlock two locking mechanisms (14 and 16).
Open cover (15). Illustration 208
15. Assemble Tool (B). Connect Tool (A) to Tool (B). 19. Monitor engine speed value (19) on the digital
display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (18) when
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
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Illustration 206
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WARNING
Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts.
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
WARNING
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area.
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Table 29
Required Tools
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Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
Pressure Gauge
A 8T-0859 0–25 000 kPa 1
(0–3600 psi)
177-7860 Hose Assembly 1
B 8T-41889 Adapter–Union 1
6V-4143 Valved Coupler 1 $ % & ' IMG_0781_2_62
124-2114 Coupling 2
Illustration 211
122-6889 Hose 72 in
2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL
6V-8397 O-Ring 1
C position.
6V-8364 Adapter–Union 1
3. Move parking brake switch (2) to the ON
3K-0360 O-Ring 1 position.
6V-8634 Tee Valve 1
4. Make sure rotor switch (9) is in the OFF position.
8T-8902 Tee 1
214-7568 O-Ring 1 5. Make sure conveyor switch (11) is in the OFF
D position.
6V-3965 Quick Disconnect Nipple 1
6V-8337 O-Ring 1 6. Make sure water spray switches (4, 5, and 10)
are in the OFF position.
6V-9508 Plug 1
E NOTE: Water spray switches (4 and 5) are optional.
6V-8397 O-Ring 1
F 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1 7. If necessary, move engine control switch (3) to
the MANUAL position.
Table 30
8. Press decrease engine RPM switch (1). Hold the
Optional Tools(1) switch until the engine reaches low idle.
Part
Tool Number Description Qty 9. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF
position.
Digital Pressure
G(2) 198-4234 Indicator 1
10. Move engine start switch (7) to the OFF position.
H(2) 198-4236 Extension Cable 1
Pressure Sensor
J 198-4238 0–35 000 kPa 1
(0–5000 psi)
(1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
(2) Tool G and Tool H are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Indicator Group. "
1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
surface.
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Illustration 212
11. Remove two bolts (12 and 13) and the washers.
Open door (14).
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12. Remove three bolts (15 and 16 two shown) and 16. Attempt to rotate upper sheave (20). If the
the washers, and remove cover (17). sheave can be rotated, check the negative
brake. Refer to “Rotor Brake (Negative Brake)—
Test and Adjust.” If the negative brake wear is
within specification, the accumulator manifold is
& faulty. In this case, remove the nitrogen charge
from the brake accumulator, and repair the
problem before continuing with this procedure.
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Illustration 214
WARNING
The next step may release high-pressure oil. !
Make sure the outlet of Tool C is directed into a
suitable container. Do not allow the stream of
high-pressure oil to contact personnel.
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Illustration 217
IMG_1026_2_37
25. Disconnect hose (22) from port “ACC” in the
manifold. Illustration 220
26. Install Tool (D) in port “ACC” of the manifold. 34. Read the pressure on Tool (A). The pressure
should be 9500 -0/+500 kPa (1380 -0/+72 psi).
27. Connect hose (22) to Tool (D). Connect Tool (B) Wait for 10 minutes. The pressure should not
to Tool (D). decrease.
38. Place the outlet of the needle valve in Tool (C) Table 31
into a suitable container. Slowly open the needle
valve in order to release the hydraulic oil Required Tools
pressure from the accumulator. After the Part
pressure has been released, firmly close the Tool Description Qty
Number
needle valve in Tool (C).
A 8H-8581 Feeler Gauge 1
39. Move engine start switch (7) on instrument panel
to the OFF position. 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
surface.
40. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF
position.
41. Remove the tooling and close the covers. If the ! " #
pressure is below the specified range, the circuit
may contain hydraulic leakage or the nitrogen
charge in the accumulator is incorrect.
Sudden movement of the machine or release of 3. Move parking brake switch (2) to the ON
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to position.
persons on or near the machine.
4. Make sure rotor switch (9) is in the OFF position.
To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
area around the machine is clear of personnel 5. Make sure conveyor switch (11) is in the OFF
and obstructions before operating the machine. position.
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in NOTE: Water spray switches (4 and 5) are optional.
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the 7. If necessary, move engine control switch (3) to
personnel are in the operator’s view when the MANUAL position.
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
done in an open area. 8. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1). Hold
the switch until the engine reaches low idle.
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9. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF 14. Move engine start switch (7) on instrument panel
position. to the ON position. Do not start the engine.
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!
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Illustration 222
15. Move engine start switch (20) on rear left
ground-level control station to the ON position.
11. Remove two bolts (12 and 13) and the washers. Do not start the engine.
Open door (14).
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Illustration 226
Illustration 223
16. Depress brake release switch (21), on the left
12. Remove three bolts (15 and 16 two shown) and side of the rotor housing.
the washers, and remove cover (17).
17. Use Tool (A) to measure the distance between
the outside brake pad and the outside face of the
rotor. The gap should be 1.5 -0/+0.2 mm (0.059 -
0/+0.008 in).
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18. Use Tool (A) to measure the distance between
the inside brake pad and the inside face of the
rotor. The gap should be 1.5 -0/+0.2 mm (0.059 -
0/+0.008 in).
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
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WARNING
Illustration 227
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
Outside Plate Shown, Inside Plate Similar the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
22. Rotate plate (22) of the brake assembly personnel are in the operator’s view when
clockwise in order to decrease the gap between testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
the brake pad and the rotor. Rotate the plate done in an open area.
counterclockwise in order to increase the gap
between the brake pad and the rotor.
25. Replace cover (18) and replace the bolts and the Required Tools
washers.
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
26. Replace cover (17) and replace the bolts and the
washers. A 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
27. Close door (14) and replace the bolts and the 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
washers. surface.
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2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL 12. Remove three bolts (15 and 16 two shown) and
position. the washers, and remove cover (17).
8. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1). Hold 13. Move engine start switch (7) to the START
the switch until the engine reaches low idle. position. Release the engine start switch when
the engine starts.
9. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF
position. 14. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
Depress increase engine RPM switch (18).
10. Move engine start switch (7) to the OFF position.
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Illustration 229
11. Remove two bolts (12 and 13) and the washers.
Open door (14).
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'
IMG_1026_2_36 IMG_7613_2_5
15. Monitor engine speed value (19) on the digital Outside Caliper Shown, Inside Caliper Similar
display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (18) when 18. Measure the distance between inside face (21)
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm. of the brake housing to the end of pin (22). The
distance should be greater than 3.0 mm (0.12
16. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool in).
(C). Operate the machine until the oil
temperature reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F). 19. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF
position.
22. Replace cover (17) and replace the bolts and the
washers.
23. Close door (14) and replace the bolts and the
IMG_0781_2_97
washers.
WARNING Table 34
Optional Tools(1)
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
the operator’s view. Allow only essential Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when D(2) 198-4234 Digital Pressure 1
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are Indicator
done in an open area. E(2) 198-4236 Extension Cable 1
Pressure Sensor
WARNING
F 198-4238 0–35 000 kPa 1
(0–5000 psi)
Personal injury can result from rotating and (1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
moving parts. measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list.
(2) Tool D and Tool E are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Moving fan blades and moving parts will throw or Indicator Group.
cut any object or tool that falls or is pushed into
them. 1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
surface.
Make sure no one is working on, underneath or
close to an engine that is running. Make sure the
area is free of personnel.
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NOTICE
Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are
contained during performance of inspection,
maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the
machine. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable
containers before opening any compartment or
disassembling any component containing fluids.
Required Tools 4. Make sure rotor switch (9) is in the OFF position.
Part 5. Make sure conveyor switch (11) is in the OFF
Tool Description Qty
Number
position.
Pressure Gauge
A 8T-0859 0–25 000 kPa 2 6. Make sure water spray switches (4, 5, and 10)
(0–3600 psi) are in the OFF position.
177-7860 Hose Assembly 2
NOTE: Water spray switches (4 and 5) are optional.
B 8T-41889 Adapter–Union 2
6V-4143 Valved Coupler 2 7. If necessary, move engine control switch (3) to
the MANUAL position.
C 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
8. Press decrease engine RPM switch (1). Hold the
switch until the engine reaches low idle.
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Illustration 236
15. Connect Tool (B) to clutch pressure tap (14),
near the clutch filter.
11. Open the compartment which is located under
the left steering wheel. Move engine
compartment switch (12) to the RAISE position.
Hold the switch until the hood is completely
open. #
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Illustration 239
IMG_1026_2_28
Illustration 240
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22. Press increase engine RPM switch (15). Release 28. Loosen locknut (19) on the relief valve. In order
the switch when the engine reaches high idle. to increase pressure, rotate adjustment screw
(18) clockwise. In order to decrease pressure,
23. Read the pressure on Tool (A). The pressure rotate the adjustment screw counterclockwise.
should be 4000 -0/+400 kPa (580 -0/+58 psi).
29. Hold adjustment screw (18), and tighten locknut
24. Press decrease engine RPM switch (1). Release (19). Replace cap (17).
the switch when the engine reaches low idle.
30. Go to Step 16.
25. Move engine start switch (7) to the OFF position.
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Illustration 243
Illustration 241
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
% ' IMG_0781_2_68
To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
area around the machine is clear of personnel
Illustration 244 and obstructions before operating the machine.
WARNING
position. Release the engine start switch when
the engine starts.
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
33. Move electrical controls master switch (21) to the
the operator’s view. Allow only essential
ON position.
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when
34. Move all legs up joystick (22) to the ALL UP
testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
position. Release the joystick when the machine
done in an open area.
stops moving.
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2. Move propulsion lever (7) to the NEUTRAL 11. Press decrease engine RPM switch (1). Release
position. the switch when the engine reaches low idle.
3. Move parking brake switch (3) to the ON 12. If necessary, move electrical controls master
position. switch (12) to the ON position.
4. Make sure rotor switch (8) is in the OFF position. 13. Move all legs joystick (13) to the ALL UP position.
Release the joystick when the machine stops
5. Make sure conveyor switch (10) is in the OFF moving.
position.
14. Move rotor switch (8) to the ON position. Wait for
6. Make sure water spray switches (5, 6, and 9) are the rotor to engage.
in the OFF position.
15. Press increase engine RPM switch (2). Release
NOTE: Water spray switches (5 and 6) are optional. the switch when the engine is at high idle.
7. If necessary, move engine control switch (4) to 16. Read the pressure on the rotor transmission
the MANUAL position. gauge (14) on the instrument panel. The
pressure should be 11.5 ± 0.5 bar (167 ± 7 psi)
8. Push increase engine RPM switch (2) or
decrease engine RPM switch (1). NOTE: The unit of measure on pressure gauge 14 is
bar. One bar equals 100 kPa.
18. Move rotor switch (8) to the OFF position. Wait for
the rotor to stop.
Illustration 248
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
% persons on or near the machine.
IMG_1009_2_12
WARNING
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
Illustration 249 the operator’s view. Allow only essential
22. Install prop rod (17). personnel near the machine, and make sure the
personnel are in the operator’s view when
23. Move engine compartment switch (16) to the testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
LOWER position. Release the switch when prop done in an open area.
rod (17) is seated.
'
WARNING
& Personal injury can result from rotating and
moving parts.
IMG_7085_2_4
Illustration 250
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NOTICE
Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are
contained during performance of inspection, !
maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the
machine. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable
containers before opening any compartment or
disassembling any component containing fluids.
WARNING
The conveyor will move during the next steps. In
order to prevent injury or death, make sure that
the area around the machine is clear of personnel "
and clear of obstructions before operating the
conveyor.
IMG_0836_2_13
IMG_0771_2_5
Illustration 253
IMG_1009_2_13
Illustration 256
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Illustration 254
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11. If necessary, move engine control switch (10) to
the MANUAL position.
19. Assemble two sets of Tool B. Connect one Tool A 23. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
to each Tool B. Depress increase engine RPM switch (21).
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20. Connect one Tool B to charge port (19) on the 24. Monitor engine speed value (22) on the digital
conveyor pump. display at the center of the instrument panel.
Release increase engine RPM switch (21) when
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
! IMG_0781_2_73
Illustration 260
33. Hold adjustment screw (24) in place, and tighten Pressure Limiter Valve
locknut (23). Go to Step 22.
(Conveyor Pump)—Test and
Adjust
% WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
NOTICE
Care must be taken to ensure that fluids are
contained during performance of inspection, ! " #
maintenance, testing, adjusting and repair of the
machine. Be prepared to collect the fluid with suitable
containers before opening any compartment or
disassembling any component containing fluids.
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Illustration 265
IMG_1106_2_4
11. Open the compartment that is located under the
left steering wheel. Move engine compartment Illustration 268
switch (12) to the RAISE position. Hold the switch
until the hood is completely open. 16. Disconnect coupler (15) at second-stage
conveyor motor. Use Tool C to cap the port. Use
Tool D to plug the hose.
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13. Move engine compartment switch (12) to the 17. Move key switch (7) to the START position.
LOWER position. Release the switch when prop Release the key switch when the engine starts.
rod (13) is seated.
18. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
14. Assemble Tool B. Connect Tool A to Tool B. Push increase engine RPM switch (16).
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19. Monitor engine speed value (17) on the digital 25. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1).
display at the center of the instrument panel. Release the switch when the engine reaches low
Release increase engine RPM switch (16) when idle.
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
26. Move key switch (7) to the OFF position.
20. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool E.
Operate the machine until the oil temperature 27. If the forward pressure is outside the specified
reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F). range, go to Step 28. If the forward pressure is
inside the specified range, go to Step 30.
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! IMG_0976_2_4
Illustration 271
Illustration 273
21. Push manual override lever (18) on the conveyor
pump EDC towards the rear of the machine (to NOTE: Pump shown removed from machine.
the left in the photo).
28. Loosen locknut (20) on the forward multifunction
NOTE: Pump shown removed from machine. valve. In order to increase pressure, rotate
adjustment screw (21) of the multifunction valve
clockwise. In order to decrease pressure, rotate
' the adjustment screw counterclockwise.
NOTE: The units on gauge (19) are bar; 290 ± 10 NOTE: One revolution of the adjustment screw
bar is equivalent to 29 000 ± 1000 kPa (420 ±140 changes the pressure by approximately 9300 kPa
psi). (1350 psi).
23. Push manual override lever (18) on the conveyor 32. Hold adjustment screw (23), and tighten locknut
pump EDC towards the front of the machine. (22) on the reverse multifunction valve.
24. Record the pressure on Tool A as “reverse 33. If an adjustment was made in Step 28 or Step
pressure.” Reverse pressure should be 29 000 ± 31, go to Step 17; otherwise, go to Step 34.
1000 kPa (4200 ± 140 psi).
34. Remove the tooling.
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Conveyor Speed—Test
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine. " # $ % IMG_0781_2_77
Table 40
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
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#
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Illustration 278
IMG_1112_2_4
Illustration 279
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Illustration 277
13. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (12). Hold Illustration 280
the switch until the engine reaches low idle.
18. Move key switch (14) to the START position.
Release the key switch when the engine starts.
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19. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle. 25. Rotate conveyor speed potentiometer (20) to the
Depress increase engine RPM switch (17). MAXIMUM position.
WARNING
Injury to personnel can result if they are not in
' % IMG_0781_2_80 the operator’s view. Allow only essential
personnel near the machine, and make sure the
Illustration 282 personnel are in the operator’s view when
22. Depress increase engine RPM switch (17) until testing, to prevent injury. Make sure checks are
the engine reaches high idle. done in an open area.
The conveyor will move during the next steps. In Moving fan blades and moving parts will throw or
order to prevent injury or death, make sure that cut any object or tool that falls or is pushed into
the area around the machine is clear of personnel them.
and clear of obstructions before operating the
conveyor. Make sure no one is working on, underneath or
close to an engine that is running. Make sure the
area is free of personnel.
24. Move conveyor switch (7) to the MANUAL
position.
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Table 41
Required Tools
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
Pressure Gauge
A 8T-0862 2
0–500 kPa (0–70 psi)
B 6V-4144 Coupler 2
C 6V-3965 Nipple 2
D 3J-1907 O-Ring Seal 2 IMG_0836_2_15
1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal 11. Open the compartment that is located under the
surface. left steering wheel. Move engine compartment
switch (12) to the RAISE position. Hold the switch
until the compartment is completely open.
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NOTE: The above photo shows the conveyor pump 18. Move key switch (7) to the START position.
removed from the machine. Release the key switch when the engine starts.
14. Remove the plug from M4 port (15). Remove 19. Operate the engine for a few minutes at low idle.
plug from M5 port (14). Push increase engine RPM switch (17).
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Illustration 289
WARNING
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
persons on or near the machine.
IMG_0975_2_4
To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
Illustration 290 area around the machine is clear of personnel
and obstructions before operating the machine.
NOTE: The above photo shows the conveyor pump
removed from the machine.
Table 42
5. Make sure conveyor switch (11) is in the OFF
position.
Required Tools
Part 6. Make sure water spray switches (4, 5, and 10)
Tool Description Qty are in the OFF position.
Number
Pressure Gauge NOTE: Water spray switches (4 and 5) are optional.
A 8T-0859 0–25 000 kPa 2
(0–3600 psi)
7. If necessary, move engine control switch (3) to
177-7860 Hose Assembly 2 the MANUAL position.
B 8T-41889 Adapter–Union 2
8. Press decrease engine RPM switch (1). Hold the
6V-4143 Valved Coupler 2 switch until the engine reaches low idle.
C 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
9. Move drive selector switch (8) to the OFF
D 164-5581 Plug with O-ring 1 position.
E 6V-9832 Cap 1 10. Move key switch (7) to the OFF position.
Table 43
Optional Tools(1)
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
F(2) 198-4234 Digital Pressure Indicator 1
G(2) 198-4236 Extension Cable 2
Pressure Sensor
H 198-4238 0–35 000 kPa 2
(0–5000 psi)
(1) The optional tools can be used in place of the analog pressure
measurement tools which are specified in the required tool list. IMG_0836_2_16
(2) Tool F and Tool G are part of the 198-4240 Digital Pressure
Indicator Group. Illustration 292
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Illustration 291
IMG_1009_2_16
2. Move propulsion lever (6) to the NEUTRAL
position. Illustration 293
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Illustration 296
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18. Move key switch (7) to the START position.
Illustration 294
Release the key switch when the engine starts.
15. Connect one Tool B to M1-port (14) in fan 19. Depress increase engine RPM switch (19).
manifold. Connect a second Tool B to M2-port
(15).
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Illustration 297
NOTE: Valve shown removed from machine. 21. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool C.
Operate the machine until the oil temperature
17. Rotate valve (18) clockwise until the valve is reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F).
completely closed.
22. Read the M1 pressure on the gauge. The
pressure should be 23 000 ± 500 kPa (3340 ± 70
psi).
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27. Hold adjustment screw (22) in place, and tighten 38. Hold adjustment screw (24) in place, and tighten
locknut (21). Go to Step 18. locknut (23). Go to Step 29.
28. Rotate the valve (18) counterclockwise to 39. Remove Tool D and Tool E. Reconnect fitting
completely open the valve. (16) to P1-port (17).
29. Move key switch (7) to the START position. 40. Remove Tool B from M1-port (14). Remove Tool B
Release the key switch when the engine starts. from M2-port (15). Replace caps on port M1 and
M2.
30. Depress increase engine RPM switch (19).
41. Completely close valve (18).
31. Monitor engine speed value (20) on the digital
display at the center of the instrument panel. 42. Close the covers.
Release increase engine RPM switch (19) when
the engine speed reaches 1500 rpm.
Fan Speed—Test
32. Monitor the hydraulic oil temperature with Tool C.
WARNING
Operate the machine until the oil temperature
reaches 45 ± 5 °C (110 ± 10 °F).
Sudden movement of the machine or release of
33. Read the M2 pressure on the gauge. The oil under pressure can cause serious injury to
pressure should be 13 500 ± 500 kPa (1960 ± 70 persons on or near the machine.
psi).
To prevent injury or death, make sure that the
34. Depress decrease engine RPM switch (1). area around the machine is clear of personnel
Release the switch when the engine reaches low and obstructions before operating the machine.
idle.
Table 44
Required Tools
Part
Tool Description Qty
Number
A(1) 1U-7771 Tachometer 1
B(1) 1U-6605 Reflective Tape 1
C 4C-6500 Digital Thermometer 1
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(1) Tool A and Tool B are part of the 1U-6602 Photo-Tach Group.
Illustration 301
1. Drive the machine to a smooth, horizontal
surface. 11. Open the compartment which is located under
the left steering wheel. Move engine
compartment switch (12) to the RAISE position.
Hold the switch until the hood is completely
open.
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Illustration 300
4. Make sure rotor switch (9) is in the OFF position. 13. Move engine compartment switch (12) to the
LOWER position. Release the switch when prop
5. Make sure conveyor switch (11) is in the OFF rod (13) is seated.
position.
Illustration 304
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Illustration 305
A P
Accumulator Pressure—Test ................................ 74 Piston Pump Neutral—Test and Adjust .......... 18, 98
Auxiliary Hydraulic System ................................... 21 Pressure Limiter Valve (Conveyor Pump)—Test and
Adjust ................................................................. 92
Pressure Limiter Valve (Propel Pump)—Test and
C Adjust ................................................................. 11
Propulsion System .................................................. 7
Checks During Operation
Visual Inspection .................................................. 5
Conveyor Cycle Time (Raise and Lower)—Test and R
Adjust ................................................................. 35
Conveyor Cycle Time (Swing)—Test and Adjust .. 33 Rear Column Lower Cycle Time—Test and Adjust ..
Conveyor Speed—Test ......................................... 96 50
Conveyor System .................................................. 88 Rear Steering Potentiometer—Calibrate .............. 59
Relief Valve (Auxiliary System Main)—Test and
Adjust ................................................................. 21
D Relief Valve (Belt Tensioner)—Test and Adjust ... 82
Relief Valve (Charge)–Test .................................... 7
Differential Lock Engagement—Test .................... 15 Relief Valve (Conveyor Charge)–Test .................. 88
Relief Valve (Fan)—Test and Adjust .................. 101
Relief Valve (Left Side Plate)—Test and Adjust ... 27
E Relief Valve (Negative Rotor Brake)—Test and
Adjust ................................................................. 68
Electronic Controls ................................................ 55 Relief Valve (Positive Rotor Brake)—Test and
Engine Antistall—Calibrate ................................... 55 Adjust ................................................................. 71
Relief Valve (Right Side Plate)—Test and Adjust . 24
Relief Valve (Rotor Transmission)—Test and
F Adjust ................................................................. 86
Rotor Brake (Negative Rotor Brake)—Test and
Fan Control System ............................................ 101 Adjust ................................................................. 78
Fan Speed—Test ................................................ 104 Rotor Brake (Positive Rotor Brake)—Test and
Adjust ................................................................ 80
Rotor Clutch .......................................................... 68
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