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Ø16x2 (8) FRONT REAR Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø25x2,5 (12) POSI--STOP BRAKES Ø8x1 (4) Ø8x1 (4) 14,4 cm Ø8x1 (4) Ø16x2 (8) 14,4 cm Ø8x1 (4) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø12x1,5 (6) BREAKOUT A203 STEERING Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø16x2 (8) Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø30x4 (16) Ø30x4 (16) 100/50x450 200/110x410 A301 A301 LIFT 140/90x665 100/50x360 A202 A212 A202 A212 125 bar 250 bar 190 bar 250 bar 220 bar 210 bar V302 V313 OPTIONAL ß 20 =75 p=0,4bar 92 l/min 36 l/min P308 Z307 V336 A309 Steering S348 1,0 Ø25x2,5 (12) ß 10 =75 p=1,6 bar Z308 35 bar V309 P310 2650 RPM Stand--by 25 bar Engine cooler Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø8x1 (6) Ø8x1 (6) AIR CONDITION UNIT P C 11cm3 M5AF 18cm3 2500 RPM Ø25x2,5 (12) 3 Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø16x2 (8) Ø20x2 (10) Z209 Ø20x2 (10) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø8x1 (4) Ø38x3 (20) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø20x2 (10) Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø8x1 (4) A4 A3 A2 A1 LIFT TILT UP UP LIFT TILT DOWN DOWN P T Y324 Y325 Y328 Y327 V303 Ø8x1 (4) Ø8x1 (4) Ø8x1 (4) Ø8x1 (4) 3 TRANSMISSION HYDRAULICS Ø38x3 (20) Ø38x3 (20) V323 V325 M318 BRAKE RELEASE V306 p I p I p I M5 V334 Ø20x2 (10) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø25x2,5 (12) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø38x3 (20) Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø20x2 (10) Ø12x1,5 (6) (with cabin only) Engine Ø16x2 (8) Ø48,3x2,6 V310 Ø12x1,5 (6) M318 Y367 Y289 S377 S376 S378 B357B356 B334 Y301 Y348 Y319 Y352 100 bar 210 bar 350 bar V221 Y203 20bar RIGHT LEFT Y322 Y332 Y323 Y331 Ø12x1,5 (6) Ø8x1 (4) 41cc 16cc Coolers 92 l/min 41cc Bucket 16cc Brake 36 l/min P309 (OPTION) BOOM SUSPENSION 0,4 bar 28cc,55 l/min,180bar EJECTOR BUCKET Y237 Y236 Y259 Ø25x2.5 (12) P P b2 b2 B2 B2 B1 B1 a2 A2 A2 A1 A1 T1 T2 Emergency steering (option) T b1 a1 M p 0 =90 bar p 1 =150 bar p 2 =190 bar 6,0l Z306 140 bar p=5 bar =75 ß 10 152--190bar 300 bar 0,6 2,5 P AC1 Ø0,8 1 2 P2 P1 T PV L B S V105 T P A 2,0 bar T2 T1 M4 PEDAL IN PEDAL OUT J1 J2 M2 A306 M 210 bar V324 A307 V307 M1 Right Left lubrication Central (option) CP P1 P3 P4 PM A B C P2 Ø0,8 Ø4,6 2 3 1 p0=90 bar p1=180 bar p=230bar V212 Z204 121 bar TP PS 1 2 200 bar GENERAL HYDRAULICS LH307 316 (733) 10.2. Hydraulic diagram TKU-D01060-5EN3007

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  • 16x2(8)

    FRONT

    REAR

    12x1,5(6)

    12x1,5(6)

    16x2

    (8)

    16x2

    (8)

    16x2

    (8)

    25x2,5(12)

    POSI--STOPBRAKES

    8x1(4)

    8x1(4)

    14,4cm

    8x1(4)

    16x2

    (8)

    14,4cm

    8x1(4)

    16x2

    (8)

    16x2

    (8)

    12x1,5(6)

    BREAKOUT

    A203

    STEERING

    16x2

    (8)

    16x2

    (8)

    16x2

    (8)

    16x2(8)

    16x2(8)

    16x2

    (8)

    16x2(8)

    16x2(8)

    16x2(8)

    16x2(8)

    25x2,5(12)

    25x2,5(12)

    30x4

    (16)

    30x4

    (16)

    100/50x450

    200/110x410

    A301

    A301

    LIFT

    140/90x665

    100/50x360

    A202

    A212

    A202

    A212

    125bar

    250bar

    190bar

    250bar

    220bar

    210bar

    V302

    V313

    OPTIONAL

    20=75

    p=0,4bar

    92l/m

    in36

    l/min

    P308

    Z307

    V336

    A309

    Steering

    S348

    1,0

    25x2,5(12)

    10=75

    p=1,6bar

    Z308

    35bar

    V309

    P3102650

    RPM

    Stand--by25

    bar

    Enginecooler

    25x2,5(12)

    8x1(6)

    8x1(6)

    AIRCONDITIONUNIT

    PC

    11cm3

    M5AF

    18cm3

    2500RPM

    25x2,5(12)

    3

    25x2,5(12)

    12x1,5(6)

    16x2

    (8)

    20x2(10)

    Z209

    20x2(10)

    12x1,5(6)

    12x1,5(6)

    12x1,5(6)

    25x2,5(12)

    8x1(4)

    38x3(20)

    12x1,5(6)

    20x2(10)

    25x2,5(12)

    12x1,5(6)

    25x2,5(12)

    8x1(4)

    A4

    A3

    A2

    A1

    LIFT

    TILT

    UP

    UP

    LIFT

    TILT

    DOWN

    DOWN

    PT

    Y324

    Y325

    Y328

    Y327

    V303

    8x1(4)

    8x1(4)

    8x1(4)

    8x1(4)

    3

    TRANSMISSION

    HYDRAULICS

    38x3

    (20)

    38x3

    (20)

    V323

    V325

    M318

    BRAKE

    RELE

    ASE

    V306

    pI

    pI

    pI

    M5

    V334

    20x2(10)

    12x1,5(6)

    25x2,5(12)

    25x2,5(12)

    25x2,5(12)

    12x1,5(6)

    38x3

    (20)

    12x1,5(6)

    20x2(10)

    12x1,5(6)

    (withcabinonly)

    Engine

    16x2

    (8)

    48,3x2,6

    V310

    12x1,5(6)

    M318

    Y367

    Y289

    S377

    S376

    S378

    B357B356

    B334

    Y301

    Y348

    Y319

    Y352

    100bar

    210bar

    350bar

    V221Y203

    20bar

    RIGHT

    LEFT

    Y322

    Y332

    Y323

    Y331

    12x1,5(6)

    8x1(4)

    41cc

    16cc

    Coolers

    92l/m

    in41cc

    Bucket

    16cc

    Brake

    36l/m

    in

    P309

    (OPTION)

    BOOMSUSPENSION

    0,4bar

    28cc,55l/m

    in,180bar

    EJECTORBUCKET

    Y237

    Y236

    Y259

    25x2.5(12)

    PP

    b2

    b2

    B2

    B2

    B1

    B1

    a2A2

    A2

    A1

    A1

    T1

    T2

    Emergency

    steering

    (option)

    T

    b1a1

    M

    p

    0

    =90bar

    p

    1

    =150bar

    p

    2

    =190bar

    6,0l

    Z306

    140

    bar

    p=5bar

    =75

    10

    152--190

    bar

    300bar

    0,6

    2,5

    P

    AC1

    0,8

    12

    P2

    P1

    T

    PV

    LB

    S

    V105

    TPA

    2,0bar T2

    T1

    M4

    PEDALIN

    PEDALOUT

    J1J2

    M2

    A306

    M

    210bar

    V324

    A307

    V307

    M1

    Right

    Left

    lubrication

    Central

    (option)

    CP

    P1

    P3

    P4

    PM

    AB

    CP2

    0,8

    4,6

    2

    31

    p0=90

    bar

    p1=180bar

    p=230bar

    V212

    Z204

    121bar

    TP

    PS

    1 2

    200bar

    GENERAL HYDRAULICS LH307

    316 (733)

    10.2. Hydraulic diagram

    TKU-D01060-5EN3007

    1. FOR THE READER OF THIS MANUAL2. GENERAL SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS2.1. Warning signs2.2. General safety precautions during operations

    3. GENERAL REPAIR INSTRUCTIONS3.1. Location of the main switch3.2. Hydraulics maintenance3.3. Electric system maintenance3.4. Battery maintenance3.5. Welding3.6. Blocking the machine for repair procedures3.7. Lifting

    4. FRAME STRUCTURES4.1. Locking devices4.1.1. Frame locking pin4.1.2. Boom locking pins

    4.2. Middle hinge joint4.2.1. Design features of upper hinge4.2.2. Lower hinge pin4.2.3. Disassembly of middle hinge joints4.2.4. Assembly of the middle hinge joint4.2.5. Adjusting of the middle hinge joint

    4.3. Oscillating axle4.3.1. Disassembly of oscillating axle4.3.2. Assembly

    4.4. Pins4.4.1. Design features4.4.2. Pin removal4.4.3. Pin removal with a puller4.4.4. Pin removal without special tools4.4.5. Pin installation

    4.5. Lift arm4.5.1. Design features4.5.2. Bushing replacement

    4.6. Bucket stopper adjustment4.7. Removing the bucket4.8. Installing the bucket4.9. Removing the swing lever4.10. Installing the swing lever4.11. Removing the dogbone4.12. Installing the dogbone4.13. Welding4.13.1. Precautions before welding4.13.2. Basic quality requirements4.13.3. Frame welding4.13.4. Bucket welding4.13.5. Edge preparation4.13.6. Working temperature and pre--heating4.13.7. Heat--input -- number of welding passes4.13.8. Welding to other steels4.13.9. Gas cutting

    5. LUBRICATION SYSTEM5.1. System description5.1.1. Safety interlocks5.1.2. Inputs5.1.3. Outputs

    5.2. Functional description of the components5.2.1. Removing the lubrication unit5.2.2. Installing the lubrication unit

    5.3. Checking and adjusting5.3.1. Forced functions (requires service password)5.3.2. Diagnostics5.3.3. Filling the lubricant barrel5.3.4. Bleeding the pump5.3.5. Main piping5.3.6. Doser adjustment

    5.4. General troubleshooting5.5. Control system troubleshooting

    6. FIRE SUPPRESSION SYSTEM6.1. Ansul6.1.1. Main components6.1.2. System description6.1.3. Inputs6.1.4. Outputs6.1.5. Specifications6.1.6. System components6.1.7. Ansul system operation

    6.2. SDS6.2.2. System description6.2.3. Inputs6.2.4. Outputs6.2.5. Specifications6.2.6. System components6.2.7. SDS system operation

    6.3. Checking and adjusting6.3.1. Forced functions (requires service password)6.3.2. Diagnostics

    6.4. Control system troubleshooting

    7. CABIN7.1. Functional description of components7.1.1. Steering joystick S1497.1.2. Boom and bucket joystick S1487.1.3. Throttle pedal7.1.4. Door switch S1477.1.5. Brake pedal

    7.2. Heating and air conditioning system (option)7.2.1. System description7.2.2. Component descriptions

    7.3. Window washer and wiper (Machines with cabin)7.3.1. Inputs7.3.2. Outputs7.3.3. Removing the wiper motor assembly (Machines with cabin)7.3.4. Installing the wiper motor assembly (Machines with cabin)

    7.4. Removing the cabin7.5. Installing the cabin7.6. Removing the cabin seat7.7. Installing the cabin seat7.8. Removing the window (Machines with cabin)7.9. Installing the window (Machines with cabin)7.10. Removing cabin door7.11. Installing the door to the cabin7.12. Checking and adjusting7.12.1. Testing the door switch7.12.2. Forced functions (requires service password)7.12.3. Throttle pedal calibration (requires service password)7.12.4. Diagnostics

    7.13. Control system troubleshooting

    8. POWERPACK8.1. Engine8.1.1. Technical data8.1.2. System description8.1.3. Explanation of concepts8.1.4. Starting and stopping the engine8.1.5. Overdrive protection8.1.6. Jump--starting8.1.7. Restarting an Out of Fuel Engine8.1.8. Changing engine oil and filter8.1.9. Engine mounts inspection8.1.10. Removing the engine8.1.11. Installing the engine

    8.2. Fuel system8.2.1. System description8.2.2. Fuel filters8.2.3. Fuel lines8.2.4. Fuel gauge

    8.3. Air cleaner system8.3.1. System description8.3.2. Air filter8.3.3. Electrical restriction indicator

    8.4. Exhaust system8.4.1. System description8.4.2. Exhaust8.4.3. Catalytic converter8.4.4. Servicing the Catalytic converter8.4.5. Removing the catalytic converter8.4.6. Installing the catalytic converter

    8.5. Turbocharger8.5.1. Servicing the turbocharger8.5.2. Removing the turbocharger8.5.3. Installing the turbocharger

    8.6. Pumps8.7. Cooler system8.7.1. Main components of the engine cooler8.7.2. System description8.7.3. Functional description of the components8.7.4. Cleaning the engine cooler cores8.7.5. Engine cooler tube and sealing removal8.7.6. Removing the blower pump8.7.7. Installing the blower pump8.7.8. Removing the engine cooler8.7.9. Installing the engine cooler8.7.10. Removing and installing the water pump

    8.8. Checking and adjusting8.8.1. Adjusting the engine cooling pump8.8.2. Forced functions (requires service password)8.8.3. Diagnostics

    8.9. General troubleshooting8.10. Control system troubleshooting

    9. POWER TRAIN9.1. System description9.2. Transmission hydraulics9.3. Transmission9.3.1. Gear box9.3.2. Transmission filter unit9.3.3. Gear selection9.3.4. Controlling manual transmission9.3.5. Controlling automatic transmission9.3.6. Filling instructions9.3.7. Removing the transmission9.3.8. Installing the transmission9.3.9. General troubleshooting

    9.4. Transmission cooling9.4.1. System description9.4.2. Removing and installing the transmission oil cooler

    9.5. Torque converter9.5.1. System description9.5.2. Functional description of components9.5.3. Torque converter change

    9.6. DeClutch9.7. Wheels9.7.1. Removal of the tires9.7.2. Installing the tires9.7.3. Rim9.7.4. Structures and functions of the off--road tyre components9.7.5. Tire Mounting and demounting

    9.8. Axles9.8.1. Technical data9.8.2. Planetary hub and differential oil change9.8.3. Tightening torques of power train flanges and bolts9.8.4. Removal of the rear axle9.8.5. Installing the rear axle9.8.6. Removal of the front axle9.8.7. Installing the front axle9.8.8. Disassembling wheel ends

    9.9. Cardan shafts9.9.1. General Maintenance and Inspection9.9.2. Cardan shaft speed sensors9.9.3. Removing the cardan shaft9.9.4. Installing the cardan shaft

    9.10. Checking and adjusting9.10.1. Measuring speed and travelled distance, and sensor diagnostics9.10.2. Measuring the transmission pressure9.10.3. Forced functions (requires service password)9.10.4. Diagnostics

    9.11. Control system troubleshooting

    10. GENERAL HYDRAULICS10.1. Hydraulic oil10.2. Hydraulic diagram10.3. General hydraulic maintenance10.3.1. General troubleshooting10.3.2. Basic causes of hydraulic system failures10.3.3. Checking hydraulic system for leaks10.3.4. Low temperature starting10.3.5. Prevent of cavitation formation10.3.6. Oil filters10.3.7. Servicing filters and strainers10.3.8. Level of oil in tank10.3.9. Oil storage and handling

    10.4. Hydraulic oil tank10.4.1. Design features10.4.2. Filter diagnostics10.4.3. Inputs (In three--module systems)10.4.4. Inputs (In five--module systems)10.4.5. Outputs10.4.6. Functional description of components10.4.7. Level sensors for the oil tanks10.4.8. To change filter element Z30810.4.9. Changing oil in hydraulic system10.4.10. Repairing the tank10.4.11. Hydraulic tank cover resealing

    10.5. Suction lines10.5.1. Design features

    10.6. Pilot pressure control unit10.6.1. Pilot control pressure unit V309

    10.7. Pressure measuring points10.8. Hoses and tubing10.8.1. Marking of the hydraulic hoses

    10.9. Hydraulic oil cooler and return lines10.9.1. System description10.9.2. Functional description of components10.9.3. Cleaning the hydraulic cooler cores10.9.4. Removing the hydraulic oil cooler10.9.5. Installing the hydraulic oil cooler10.9.6. Removing the hydraulic cooler fan motor10.9.7. Installing the hydraulic cooler fan motor

    10.10. Pumps10.10.1. Gear--type double pump P30810.10.2. Gear--type double pump P30910.10.3. Variable displacement type blower pump P31010.10.4. Starting new pumps10.10.5. Removing the double pump P30810.10.6. Removing the double pump P30910.10.7. Installing the double pump

    10.11. Checking and adjusting10.11.1. Pilot pressure test10.11.2. Measuring the temperatures of the hydraulic oils10.11.3. Forced functions (requires service password)

    10.12. Control system troubleshooting10.13. Hydraulic component symbols

    11. STEERING11.1. Main components11.2. Hydraulic diagram11.3. System description11.3.1. Safety interlocks11.3.2. Inputs11.3.3. Outputs

    11.4. Functional description of components11.4.1. Steering main valve V302

    11.5. Emergency steering (option)11.5.1. System description11.5.2. Components11.5.3. Safety interlocks11.5.4. Inputs11.5.5. Outputs

    11.6. Steering cylinder11.6.1. Removing the steering cylinder11.6.2. Installing the steering cylinder11.6.3. Cylinder disassembly11.6.4. Inspection and repair11.6.5. Reassembly and installation

    11.7. Removing the steering main valve11.8. Installing the steering main valve11.9. Checking and adjusting11.9.1. Steering cylinder bypass test11.9.2. Steering valve pressure test11.9.3. Forced functions (requires service password)11.9.4. Diagnostics

    11.10. Control system troubleshooting

    12. BOOM / BUCKET HYDRAULICS12.1. Main components12.2. Hydraulic diagram12.3. System description12.3.1. Safety interlocks12.3.2. Inputs (Controlling the boom)12.3.3. Outputs (Controlling the boom)12.3.4. Inputs (Controlling the bucket)12.3.5. Outputs (Controlling the bucket)

    12.4. Functional description12.4.1. Pilot control valve V30312.4.2. Bucket main valve V313

    12.5. Ejector bucket (option)12.5.1. System description12.5.2. Components

    12.6. Bucket counter and weighing (option)12.6.1. Inputs12.6.2. Outputs

    12.7. Ride control (option)12.7.1. Components12.7.2. Safety interlocks12.7.3. Inputs12.7.4. Outputs

    12.8. Boom float (option)12.8.1. Components12.8.2. Safety interlocks12.8.3. Inputs12.8.4. Outputs

    12.9. Bucket shaking12.9.1. Lockings12.9.2. Inputs12.9.3. Outputs

    12.10. Lift and tilt cylinders12.10.1. Removing the tilt cylinder hoses12.10.2. Installing the tilt cylinder hoses12.10.3. Removing the tilt cylinder12.10.4. Installing the tilt cylinder12.10.5. Tilt cylinder disassembly12.10.6. Removing the lift cylinder hoses12.10.7. Installing the lift cylinder hoses12.10.8. Removing lift cylinders12.10.9. Installing lift cylinders12.10.10. Lift cylinder disassembly12.10.11. Inspection and repair12.10.12. Reassembly and installation

    12.11. Checking and adjusting12.11.1. Boom / bucket hydraulic system pressure12.11.2. Checking of the boom / bucket shock--load valves opening pressure12.11.3. Ejector bucket hydraulic pressure test12.11.4. Lift cylinder leakage test12.11.5. Tilt cylinder leakage test12.11.6. Switching the control directions of the control joystick12.11.7. Forced functions (requires service password)12.11.8. Diagnostics12.11.9. Testing the buttons12.11.10. Testing the movement of the control joystick12.11.11. Control joystick calibration (requires service password)12.11.12. The measurement data of the modules (requires service password)

    12.12. Control system troubleshooting

    13. BRAKE SYSTEM13.1. Main components13.2. Hydraulic diagram13.3. System description13.3.1. Service-- and parking brake inputs13.3.2. Service-- and parking brake outputs

    13.4. Functional description of components13.4.1. Brake charging valve V30713.4.2. Sequence valve V30613.4.3. Brake pedal valve V10513.4.4. Filter unit Z30613.4.5. Brake release pump unit A30713.4.6. Pressure accumulator Z309

    13.5. Pressure accumulators13.5.1. Recharging piston accumulators13.5.2. Disassembly and assembly of the piston accumulator13.5.3. Recharging diaphragm accumulator

    13.6. Brake flushing13.6.1. Hydraulic diagram13.6.2. System description13.6.3. Functional description of components

    13.7. Automatic Brake Activation13.8. Neutral brake (option)13.8.1. Inputs13.8.2. Outputs

    13.9. Disassembly of brakes13.10. Assembly of brakes13.11. Brake friction disc lining wear check procedure13.12. Checking and adjusting13.12.1. Brake flushing pressure check13.12.2. Brake charging valve pressure check13.12.3. Brake pressure check13.12.4. Testing the brake accumulator13.12.5. Measuring the brake accumulator pre--charge pressure P013.12.6. Test service and parking brake function13.12.7. Automatic brake activation test (requires service password)13.12.8. Measuring brake pressures13.12.9. Forced functions (requires service password)13.12.10. Diagnostics

    13.13. Control system troubleshooting

    14. GENERAL ELECTRICAL SYSTEM14.1. System description14.2. Lights14.2.1. Driving lights14.2.2. Parking lights14.2.3. Brake lights and blinkers14.2.4. Cabins corner lights14.2.5. Loading lights14.2.6. Warning light (beacon)14.2.7. Direction indicator lights (optional)

    14.3. Horn signal and reversing warning14.3.1. Horn signal14.3.2. Alarm signal and light for reversing

    14.4. Emergency stop14.4.1. Inputs14.4.2. Outputs

    14.5. Warning and alarm condition14.5.1. Outputs

    14.6. Batteries14.6.1. Battery technical data14.6.2. Removing the batteries14.6.3. Installing the batteries:

    14.7. Alternator14.7.1. Removing the alternator14.7.2. Installing the alternator

    14.8. Circuit breakers14.8.1. Location of circuit breaker boxes14.8.2. Circuit breaker descriptions and values

    14.9. Control system user interface14.9.1. Using the display module14.9.2. Symbols on the display windows14.9.3. Main window14.9.4. Gauge windows14.9.5. Alarm log14.9.6. Service windows for the operator14.9.7. Service windows for service personnel (requires service password)

    14.10. Service password14.11. Control system self test on start--up14.11.1. Conditions for starting the system (the enable)

    14.12. Checking and adjusting14.12.1. Display settings14.12.2. Status data of the CAN bus (requires service password)14.12.3. Forced functions (requires service password)14.12.4. Diagnostics14.12.5. Checking emergency stop and shutdown system

    14.13. Control system troubleshooting14.14. Module I/O list and signal levels14.14.1. I/O list14.14.2. Signal level and scaling of the sensors

    14.15. Changing the control modules14.15.1. Location of the control modules14.15.2. Changing a single I/O module14.15.3. Changing several I/O modules14.15.4. Changing the display module14.15.5. Programming a new module (requires service password)14.15.6. Updating manually the programs of system modules (requires service14.15.7. System implementation

    14.16. Downloading new installation package into machine14.16.1. How to check installation package version14.16.2. Loading new installation package into machine

    14.17. Controlling optional functions (options)14.17.1. Controlling the optional functions on the service window

    14.18. Parameter control14.18.1. Restoring parameters14.18.2. Saving parameters

    14.19. How to read electric diagrams14.19.1. Marking14.19.3. Parts location14.19.4. The consecutive number14.19.5. Marking of cables14.19.6. Drawing sheets14.19.7. Control system module connections

    15. CONTROL SYSTEM ERROR CODES15.1. Alarm log15.2. How to upload alarm log with update display15.3. How to upload alarm log with Hyper terminal program15.4. Error codes

    16. APPENDICES1. The tightening torques for screws and nuts2. Gear pumps service instructions3. Piston accumulator operation and service --instructions4. Dana transmission Maintenance / Service manual5. Dana converter Maintenance / Service manual6. Dana axle manual7. Radiator service manual8. Hydraulic oil cooler installation and servicing manual9. Exide battery10. Dana cardan shafts11. Donaldson air filter manual12. Wiggins refueling system technical manual (option)13. Wiggins installation and operators manual (option)14. SDS Ausminco fire suppression system manuals (option)15. ANSUL fire suppression system installation, recharge, inspection and16. Function of lubrication system (option)17. Doser groups18. Toro Automatic Central Lubrication19. Emergency radio operation instructions (option)20. ADM2 Manual21. Minidiag 222. Diaphragm accumulators23. Rexroth piston pump repair instructions24. Shark Installation and Maintenance procedure25. Weighing system General Workshop Maintenance instructions (option)

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