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2 Click on the fault conditions you want to investigate. This will take you to a page
containing a list of Test Procedures relevant to the fault condition you have selected.
3 Click on the 1st Test Procedure. This will take you to the page containing the Test
Procedure you have selected. Select 'File - Print'.
When the Print Window closes, click the ‘Return’ button. This will take you back to the
list of Test Procedures.
Note: If you have scrolled down the page you may have to press the return a few
times before you get back to the Index.
This document contains all the Test Procedures, complete with their
Expected Readings. Clicking on the entry in the Test Procedure Index
will take you to the relevant procedure. Print it out, return to the Index
and repeat as required.
JCB HEAVY PRODUCTS LIMITED
WARNING
The procedures described in this publication must be used in conjunction
with the relevant machine Service Manual and Operator Handbook.
Fault 800 Excessive engine stall when stalling hydraulic service ( all models ) 2
Fault 900 Electrical problem and 0000 is displayed on monitor ( all models ) 2
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If experiencing slow or underpowered arm service operation carry out following checks:
Additional information
If the arm cylinder has hose burst check valve fitted then also carry out :
Test 041 Testing operation of arm HBCV
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FF502 FF 502
If experiencing slow or underpowered bucket service operation carry out following checks:
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FF 503 FF 503
If experiencing slow or underpowered swing service operation carry out following checks:
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FF504 FF 504
If experiencing harsh operation when selecting boom down carry out following checks:
Additional information
Pay particular attention to negative control pressure when selecting boom down.
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FF 505 FF 505
If experiencing harsh operation when selecting swing service carry out following checks:
Additional Information
Does the swing perform smother if boom down is selected at the same time as swing? If it does check to make sure that
connections to the pressure switches on shuttle block are fitted to correct switch.
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FF 506 FF 506
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FF 525 FF 525
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FF 526 FF 526
If experiencing slow or underpowered arm service operation carry out following checks:
Additional information
If the machine has arm cylinder hose burst check valve fitted then also carry out :
Test 041 Testing operation of arm HBCV
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FF 527 FF 527
If experiencing slow or underpowered bucket service operation carry out following checks:
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FF 528 FF 528
If experiencing slow or underpowered swing service operation carry out following checks:
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FF 529 FF 529
If experiencing harsh operation when selecting boom down carry out following checks:
Additional Information
Pay particular attention to negative control pressure when selecting boom down.
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FF 530 FF 530
If experiencing harsh operation when selecting swing service carry out following checks:
Additional Information
Does the swing perform smother if boom down is selected at the same time as swing? If it does check to make sure that
connections to the pressure switches on shuttle block are fitted to correct switch.
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FF 531 FF 531
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FF 550 FF 550
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FF 551 FF 551
Arm Service Operation Is Slow Or Low Powered XO200 / 220 / 240 / 260
If experiencing slow or underpowered arm service operation carry out following checks:
Additional information
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FF 552 FF 552
Bucket Service Operation Is Slow Or Low Powered XO200 / 220 / 240 / 260
If experiencing slow or underpowered bucket service operation carry out following checks:
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FF553 FF 553
Swing Service Operation Is Slow Or Low Powered XO200 / 220 / 240 / 260
If experiencing slow or underpowered swing service operation carry out following checks:
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FF 554 FF 554
Boom Down Operation Is Harsh When Selected XO200 / 220 / 240 / 260
If experiencing harsh operation when selecting boom down carry out following checks:
Additional Information
Pay particular attention to negative control pressure when selecting boom down.
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FF 555 FF 555
Swing Operation Operation Is Harsh When Selected XO200 / 220 / 240 / 260
If experiencing harsh operation when selecting swing service carry out following checks:
Additional Information
Does the swing perform smoother if boom down is selected at the same time as swing? If it does check to make sure that
connections to the pressure switches on shuttle block are fitted to correct switch.
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FF 556 FF 556
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FF 557 FF 557
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FF 558 FF 558
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FF 600 FF 600
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FF 601 FF 601
Additional information
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FF 602 FF 602
Bucket Service Operation Is Slow Or Low Powered XO330 / 450
If experiencing slow or underpowered bucket service operation carry out following checks:
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FF 603 FF 603
If experiencing slow or underpowered swing service operation carry out following checks:
Additional information
The XO330 and 450 models have an additional feature of boom priority. This feature is used for truck loading to give the boom
up service priority over the swing service, before carrying out any fault finding on swing circuit ensure that this function has
been deactivated. This function is turned on and off by rocker switch on left hand console which has picture of boom on it.
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FF 604 FF 604
If experiencing harsh operation when selecting boom down carry out following checks:
Additional information
Pay particular attention to negative control pressure when selecting boom down.
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FF 605 FF 605
If experiencing harsh operation when selecting swing service carry out following checks:
Additional Information
Does the swing perform smother if boom down or boom up is selected at the same time as swing? If it does check to make
sure that connections to the pressure switches on shuttle block are fitted to correct switch.
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FF 606 FF 606
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FF 650 FF 650
Additional information
Measure the amount of deviation over a 20 metre distance and record ground conditions.
If machine is fitted with priority valve in pump line (this valve usually feeds low flow / weedcutter circuit) try connecting the two
main service hoses together that are connected to the valve does this change the fault?
Swap the two main hoses on the hydraulic pump, does the problem change direction?
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FF 651 FF 651
Machine Tracks Off Line During Straight Travel XO200 / 220 / 240 / 260
If experiencing machine tracking off line, carry out following checks:
Additional information
Measure the amount of deviation over a 20 metre distance and record ground conditions.
If machine is fitted with priority valve in pump line (this valve usually feeds low flow / weedcutter circuit) try connecting the two
main service hoses together that are connected to the valve does this change the fault?
Swap the two main hoses on the hydraulic pump, does the problem change direction?
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FF 652 FF 652
Additional information
Measure the amount of deviation over a 20 metre distance and record ground conditions.
If machine is fitted with priority valve in pump line (this valve usually feeds low flow / weedcutter circuit) try connecting the two
main service hoses together that are connected to the valve does this change the fault?
Swap the two main hoses on the hydraulic pump , does the problem change direction?
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FF 653 FF 653
Additional Information
What travel gear is the machine operating in when the problem occurs?
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FF 654 FF 654
Additional Information
What travel gear is the machine operating in when the problem occurs?
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FF 655 FF 655
Additional Information
What travel gear is the machine operating in when the problem occurs?
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FF 656 FF 656
Additional information
When high speed tracking is selected is ‘hare’ symbol displayed on monitor? yes / no
When high speed tracking has been selected what pressure is seen at pilot port to select high gear on track motor (see
illustration below)
A318900
A326403
When high speed tracking has been selected is electrical voltage seen at high speed tracking solenoid? yes / no ?
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FF 657 FF 657
Additional information
When high speed tracking is selected is ‘hare’ symbol displayed on monitor? yes / no
When high speed tracking has been selected what pressure is seen at pilot port to select high gear on track motor (see
illustration below).
A318900
A326403
When high speed tracking has been selected is electrical voltage seen at high speed tracking solenoid? yes / no ?
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FF 658 FF 658
Additional information
When high speed tracking is selected is ‘hare’ symbol displayed on monitor? yes / no
When high speed tracking has been selected what pressure is seen at pilot port to select high gear on track motor (see
illustration below).
A318900
A326403
When high speed tracking has been selected is electrical voltage seen at high speed tracking solenoid? yes / no ?
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FF 659 FF 659
Additional information
When creep speed tracking is selected is ‘tortoise’ symbol displayed on monitor? yes / no
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FF 660 FF 660
Additional information
When creep speed tracking is selected is ‘tortoise’ symbol displayed on monitor? yes / no
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FF 661 FF 661
Additional information
When creep speed tracking is selected is ‘tortoise’ symbol displayed on monitor? yes / no
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FF 662 FF 662
Machine Selects High Gear Even Though Monitor Displays Another Travel Gear
If machine selects high tracking gear ‘by itself’ even though the operator has not selected high gear and the monitor display
has not changed carry out following checks :
Pilot port X
A318900
A326403
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FF 700 FF 700
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FF 701 FF 701
Additional information
The controller will not energise any solenoids if it ‘thinks’ that the engine is not running , check to make sure that the controller
is receiving a signal from the engine speed sensor.
(Check for reading on monitor rpm counter 0003 means that no signal is being received by the controller.)
Does the display on the monitor change from ‘arrow’ to ‘hare’ when selecting footswitch for gear change?
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FF 702 FF 702
If experiencing loss of creep speed travel (i.e. when changing from middle to creep gear no decrease of speed is achieved),
carry out following checks:
Additional information
The controller will not energise any solenoids if it ‘thinks’ that the engine is not running , check to make sure that the controller
is receiving a signal from the engine speed sensor.
(Check for reading on monitor rpm counter 0003 means that no signal is being received by the controller.)
Does the display on the monitor change from arrow to tortoise when selecting button on right hand side sub monitor?
Remember the machine will only change from middle gear to creep speed and is activated by button on right hand side sub
monitor and not by footswitch.
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FF 703 FF 703
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FF 704 FF 704
Additional information
When the electrical connector is removed from drive safety switch (on transmission control valve, see below) and a piece of
wire used to bridge the contacts is drive restored?
Link wire
Harness connector
When parkbrake solenoid is overridden is drive restored? To do this push and then twist the override button this will release
the park brake solenoid (as below).
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FF 705 FF 705
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FF 706 FF 706
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FF 800 FF 800
When the machine’s engine speed reduces excessively when using a hydraulic service it is caused by one of two reasons:
1 Torque demanded by hydraulic pump is higher than available torque from engine, this is caused by incorrect regulation of
hydraulic pump either due to pump regulator sticking or incorrectly adjusted.
2 Torque available from engine is lower than specification, this can be caused by:
- fuel system fault
- faulty injectors
- faulty fuel injection pump
This can be confirmed by having component tested at recognised fuel equipment specialist
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FF 900 FF 900
Additional information
Has the throttle cable been replaced or adjusted prior to the fault happening ?
Pay close attention to the condition of throttle motor harness condition in pump bay, look for areas where harness has chaffed
through.
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JCB HEAVY PRODUCTS LIMITED
WARNING
The procedures described in this publication must be used in conjunction
with the relevant machine Service Manual and Operator Handbook.
ISSUE
Test 001 Testing negative control signal, XO130 / XO160 / XO180 2
Test 002 Testing negative control signal, XO130/ XO160W 2
Test 003 Testing negative control signal, XO200 / XO220 / XO240 / XO260 2
Test 004 Testing negative control signal, XO330 / XO450 2
Test 005 Testing load sense pressures, XO200W 3
Test 010 Testing max flow cut signal, XO130 / XO160 / XO180 2
Test 011 Testing max flow cut signal / drive control signal, XO130W / XO160W 2
Test 012 Testing max flow cut signal, XO200 / XO220 / XO240 / XO260 2
Test 013 Testing max flow cut signal, XO330 / XO450 2
Test 014 Testing ∆ P shift, XO200W 3
Test 015 Testing servo pressure, XO200W 3
Test 040 Testing H.B.C.V’s , XO130 boom ram, XO130W boom ram 1
Test 041 Testing H.B.C.V’s , XO130 arm ram, XO160 arm ram, XO200 arm ram, XO240 arm ram,
XO240 arm ram, XO330 arm ram 1
Test 042 Testing H.B.C.V’s, XO160 boom ram, XO160W boom ram, XO180 boom ram 1
Test 043 Testing H.B.C.V’s , XO200 boom ram, XO200W boom ram, XO240 boom ram, XO330 boom ram 3
Test 044 Testing H.B.C.V’s , XO220 T.A.B ram, XO200W T.A.B ram 3
Test 045 Testing H.B.C.V’s , XO130W T.A.B ram, XO160W T.A.B ram 1
Test 050 Testing track motor relief valve settings, all models 1
Test 051 Testing track motor drain line flow , all models 1
Test 052 Testing track motor speeds, all models 1
Test 053 Testing operation of swing brake , all models 1
Test 054 Checking operation of main hydraulic spool, all models 1
Test 055 Checking operation of boom 2 / bucket 2 boost spool, XO130, XO130W , XO160, XO160W 1
Test 056 Checking operation of arm2 / boost spool, XO130, XO130W , XO160, XO160W 2
Test 057 Testing Swing Relief Pressure, XO200W 3
Test 058 Testing Swing/Boom - Priority, XO200W 3
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ii TEST PROCEDURE INDEX ii
ISSUE
Test 099 Testing pressure switchs- all AMS models 3
Test 100 Testing pressure switch’s 2
Test 101 Testing throttle motor unit 1
Test 102 Testing throttle motor driver unit 1
Test 103 Testing monitor unit 1
Test 104 Testing installation of engine speed sensor 1
Test 105 AMS Throttle Fault Finding- All AMS machines 3
Test 200 Testing engine speed settings, all models except XO70 3
Test 201 Testing engine speed settings, all AMS models except XO70 3
(Test 001 -099 hydraulic) (Test100 - 199 electrical) (Test 200 - 299 engine) (Test 300 - 349 general)
(Test 350 -400 mechanical)
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TP 001 TP 001
P11
P21
G1
G2
A302850
Fit test gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) into hose connections to ports P11 + P21 with tee piece adapter
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record negative control pressure (25 - 35 bar *) (25 - 35 bar*)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (0 bar) (12 - 16 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (0 bar) (12 - 16 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall arm close service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall left hand track forward record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall left hand track backwards record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall right hand track forwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall right hand track backwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
* This pressure will vary with oil temperature and engine speed.
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TP 002 TP 002
P11
P21
G1
G2
A302850
Fit test gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) into hose connections to ports P11 + P21 with tee piece adapter
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record negative control pressure (25 - 35 bar*) (25 - 35 bar *)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (12 - 16 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (12 - 16 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall arm close service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall drive service forward record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall drive service backwards record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
* This pressure will vary with oil temperature and engine speed.
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TP 003 TP 003
Port Pt2
A318950
Port Pt1
Fit test gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) into hose connections to ports Pt1 + Pt2 with tee piece adapter
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record negative control pressure (30 - 35 bar*) (30 - 35 bar*)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (24 - 26 bar) (0 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (24 - 26 bar) (0 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall arm close service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (30 - 35 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (30 - 35 bar)
Select and stall left hand track forward record pressure (30 - 35 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall left hand track backwards record pressure (30 - 35 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall right hand track forwards record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (30 - 35 bar)
Select and stall right hand track backwards record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (30 - 35 bar)
* This pressure will vary with oil temperature and engine speed.
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TP 004 TP 004
Pi1 Pi2
PZ2
PZ1
A436100
Fit test gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) into hose connections to ports PZ1 + PZ1 with tee piece adapter
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record negative control pressure (25 - 35 bar*) (25 - 35 bar*)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (16 - 20 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (16 - 20 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall arm close service record pressure (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (0 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (0 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall left hand track forward record pressure (0 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall left hand track backwards record pressure (0 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall right hand track forwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (0 bar)
Select and stall right hand track backwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (0 bar)
* This pressure will vary with oil temperature and engine speed.
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TP 005 TP 005
A437080
To check the Load Sense cut off pressure carry out the following:
Connect a pressure gauge (0~400 bar) at the Load Sense port of the pump A or at B if test point is fitted.
Generate MAX standard Load Sense pressure by stalling out the bucket service and recording the pressure
on the gauge.
Select Power boost and again stall out the bucket service, and record the pressure reading.
Remove the ¼ pilot hose and cap off hose but leave
the valve open to atmosphere.
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TP 010 TP 010
Pm2
P22
Pm1
A31895
JS11200 JS 130 from 890083
JS160 from 703390
JS180 from 27.05.01
Fit test gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) into hose connections to ports P12 + P22 or Ports Pm1 to Pm2 with tee piece adapter
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record max flow cut control pressure (0 - 1.5 bar) (0 - 1.5 bar)
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record max flow cut control pressure (0 - 1.5 bar) (0 - 1.5 bar)
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TP 011 TP 011
Test Max Flow Cut Signal/Drive Control Signal - XO 130W/XO 160W
P12
Pm2
P22
Pm1
A31895
JS11200
JS 130 from 890083
JS160 from 703390
JS180 from 27.05.01
G Fit test gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) into hose connections to ports P12 + P22 or Ports Pm1 to Pm2 with tee piece adapter
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record max flow cut control pressure (0 - 1.5 bar) (0 - 1.5 bar)
G Remove connector from drive pressure switch ( under cab floor ) connect terminals of harness connector together with a
short length of wire
Select medium speed gear ( arrow on monitor ) record pressure (40 bar) (28 bar)
Select creep speed gear ( tortoise on monitor ) record pressure (0 - 1.5 bar) (40 bar)
Select creep speed and also select dozer mode record pressure (0 - 1.5 bar) (40 bar)
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TP 012 TP 012
Port Pm1
A318950
Fit test gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) into hose connections to ports Pm1 + Pm2 with tee piece adapter
(Expected Pressures)
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record max flow cut control pressure (0 - 1.5 bar) (0 - 1.5 bar)
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TP 013 TP 013
Port SC A436110
G Fit test gauge ( 0 - 60 bar ) to port SC or port Pm1/Pm2 with tee piece adapter
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record pressure (0 - 1.5 bar)
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TP014 TP014
A437080
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TP015 TP015
3
1
A436040
Fit test gauges ( 0 - 600 bar ) into test point 1 Expected Pressures
· Re-fit cap A
A
B
A436200
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TP 020 TP 020
G1
A297090
G2
Port G1 Port G2
(Expected Pressures)
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record pump pressure (12 - 20 bar*) (12 - 20 bar*)
Select and stall boom up service record pressure (284 bar) (284 bar)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (12 - 20 bar*) (284 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (12 - 20 bar*) (284 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (284 bar) (284 bar)
Select and stall dipper close service record pressure (284 bar) (284 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (206 bar) (12 - 20 bar*)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (206 bar) (12 - 20 bar*)
Select and stall left hand track service forwards record pressure (284 bar) (12 - 20 bar*)
Select and stall left hand track service backwards record pressure (284 bar) (12 - 20 bar*)
Select and stall right hand track service forwards record pressure (12 - 20 bar*) (284 bar)
Select and stall right hand track service backwards record pressure (12 - 20 bar*) (284 bar)
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TP 021 TP 021
G1
G2
G1
403610
G2
JS 130 from 890083
JS160 from 703390
A302850 JS180 from 27.05.01
Port G1 Port G2
(Expected Pressures)
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record pump pressure (25 - 35 bar*) (25 - 35 bar*)
Select and stall boom up service record pressure (314 bar) (314 bar)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (314 bar) (180 - 314 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (314 bar) (180 - 314 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (314 bar) (314 bar)
Select and stall dipper close service record pressure (314 bar) (314 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (310 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (310 bar)
Select and stall left hand track service forwards record pressure (345 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall left hand track service backwards record pressure (345 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall right hand track service forwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (345 bar)
Select and stall right hand track service backwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (345 bar)
Select F mode and then select stall boom up service record pressure (345 bar) (345 bar)
G1
G2
A302840
Port G1 Port G2
(Expected Pressures)
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record pump pressure (25 - 35 bar*) (25 - 35 bar*)
Select and stall boom up service record pressure (314 bar) (314 bar)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (314 bar) (180 - 314 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (314 bar) (180 - 314 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (314 bar) (314 bar)
Select and stall dipper close service record pressure (314 bar) (314 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (310 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (310 bar)
Select and stall drive service forwards record pressure (345 bar) (345 bar)
Select and stall drive service backwards record pressure (345 bar) (345 bar)
Select F mode and then select and stall boom up service record pressure (345 bar) (345 bar)
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TP 023 TP 023
FRONT VIEW OF
HYDRAULIC PUMP
Port G1
(nearest engine)
Port G2
Port G1 Port G2
(Expected Pressures)
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record pump pressure (25 - 35 bar*) (25 - 35 bar*)
Select and stall boom up service record pressure (318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (210 - 318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (210 - 318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall dipper close service record pressure (318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (279 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (279 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall left hand track service forwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (343 bar)
Select and stall left hand track service backwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (343 bar)
Select and stall right hand track service forwards record pressure (343 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall right hand track service backwards record pressure (343 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select F mode and then select stall boom up service record pressure (343 bar) (343 bar)
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TP 024 TP 024
a1
a2
MA1
MA2
A436110
Fit test gauges ( 0 - 600 bar ) into hose connections to ports MA1 + MA2 or ports a1 + a2 for Tier 2 machines
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record pump pressure (25 - 35 bar*) (25 - 35 bar*)
Select and stall boom up service record pressure (318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (200 - 318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (200 - 318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall dipper close service record pressure (318 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (279 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (279 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall left hand track service forwards record pressure (318 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall left hand track service backwards record pressure (318 bar) (25 - 35 bar)
Select and stall right hand track service forwards record pressure (25 - 34 bar) (318 bar)
Select and stall right hand track service backwards record pressure (25 - 35 bar) (318 bar)
Select F mode and then select stall boom up service record pressure (348 bar) (348 bar)
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TP025 TP025
3
1
A436040
(Expected Pressures)
Test Point 3
With max engine rpm’s and no services selected record pump pressure (40bar*)
Select and stall boom up service record pressure (314 bar)
Select and stall bucket open service record pressure (314 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service record pressure (314 bar)
Select and stall dipper open service record pressure (314 bar)
Select and stall dipper close service record pressure (314 bar)
Select and stall swing left service record pressure (use swing lock bar) (240 bar)
Select and stall swing right service record pressure (use swing lock bar) (279 bar)
Apply brakes and select drive forwards record pressure (343 bar)
Apply brakes and select drive backwards record pressure (343 bar)
Select and stall dozer uo record pressure (250 bar)
Select and stall dozer down record pressure (250 bar)
Select and stall stabilisers up record pressure (250 bar)
Note: Operating power boost, (two stage relief) will increase the Main releif valve pressure to 343 bar.
* This pressure will depend on oil temperature and engine speed.
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TP 026 TP 026
Tier 2
VIEW FROM Machines
Proportional solenoid
UNDERSIDE OF secondary pressure
HYDRAULIC PUMP measurement port
A407830
A326230
OR Pump side
harness
Using link wire, connect fluke meter in series as shown. + -
With maximum engine rpms and no 7.5 bar 250 ma* 8 bar 265 ma 8 bar 265 ma
services operated. Select S mode +/- 10%* +/- 10%* +/- 10%*
measure and record milliamps and 625 bar 220 ma*
secondary pressure. +/- 10%*
* Early XO 130 machines use 250 ma in S mode, later XO 130 machines use 220 ma
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TP 027 TP 027
A326230
A407830
OR
Pump side
● Using link wire, connect fluke meter in series as shown.
harness
+ -
● Warm up machine hydraulic temperature to 50 °C.
Link wire
XO 130w XO 160w
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TP 028 TP 028
A407830
A326240
OR
Using link wire, connect fluke meter in series as shown. Pump side
harness
+ -
Warm up machine hydraulic temperature to 50 °C.
Link wire
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TP 029 TP 029
A326250
A436290
Fit gauge ( 0 - 60 bar ) into proportional solenoid Brown/Black (BrB) Brown/Black (BrB)
secondary pressure measurement port using suitable
ad apter (port thread is 1/4 BSP ‘O’ ring fitting).
OR
Pump side
Using link wire, connect fluke meter in series as shown. harness
+ -
Link wire
XO 330 XO 450
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TP 030 TP 030
G Fit pressure test gauges (0 - 600 bar) to main pump test points.
G Stall boom up service and record pressure in each pump, flow on flow meter and engine rpm’s ( record this on sheet
attached).
G Disconnect negative control pilot hose from pump which is being tested, plug the hoses and leave ports on pump open
to atmosphere.
G Set machine to max engine rpm’s in H mode have the load valve on flow meter fully open and do not operate any
services.
G Record the pressure on both pumps, the flow on flow meter and the engine rpm’s (record this on sheet attached).
G Disconnect negative control pilot hoses and max flow cut pilot hoses from both pumps.
G Start the engine and set the machine to max engine rpm’s in H mode, make sure the load valve is fully open.
G Record the pressure on both pumps, flow on flow meter, engine rpm’s and proportional solenoid current (record this on
sheet attached).
G SLOWLY increase the pressure using the load valve up to approx 100 bar.
G Record the pressure on both pumps, flow on flow meter, engine rpm’s and proportional solenoid current (record this on
sheet attached).
G Increase the pressure in steps of 25 bar each time recording the pressure on both pumps, flow on the meter, engine
rpm’s and proportional solenoid current (record this on sheet attached).
G Repeat test for S mode and L mode (record all results on sheet attached).
Remove flow meter from pump being tested and fit into second pump carry out tests to confirm minimum flow, maximum
flow and horsepower control.
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TP 031 TP 031
OR
+ -
Using link wire, connect fluke meter in series as shown.
Pump side
harness
+ -
Link wire
330470
Milliamps
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TP 032 TP 032
3
1
A436040
Pressure should be recorded when the steering is held at full lock either way.
Expected Pressures
Steering held at full lock 175 bar
Slacken locknut A.
Tighten locknut A. A
A436250
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TP 033 TP 033
Test Point A
A436190
Fit a low pressure gauge into test point A on the rear axle of the machine (40 bar)
Run machine and latch the foot brake down, Record pressure.
A436120
If this pressure is incorrect then adjust pressure by increasing or decreasing length of rod B.
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TP 034 TP 034
LS - pressure manometer
Adjustable Throttle
pc T
T P
Pump Pressure
Fit pressure test gauges (0 - 600 bar) to main pump test points.
Install the special test spool SSP0099 in the bucket section of the main control valve.
Intall a flow meter and the metering orifice with the pressure gauge between the working ports A and B of the Bucket
section.
Install flow meter and load valve as close as possible to pump outlet in one of the pump lines.
Open the metering orifice completely.
Start the engine and warm up the hydraulic oil to at least 50 °C.
Operated the bucket and record the maximum pump flow from the flow meter
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TP 039 TP 039
All HBCV installations except XO130 boom, XO130Wboom, XO 130W/XO 160W TAB
cylinders.
1 Warm up hydraulic system to 50 °C and operate boom up and down several times.
2 Set dipper to fully extend position and lower boom until bucket rests on the ground.
4 Whilst operator slowly selects boom down, open the bleed screw on one of the HBCV’s (this is located next to the ‘P’ port
on the valve).
5 Allow oil to flow through bled screw until a clear column of oil has been seen for at least three seconds.
1 Warm up hydraulic system to 50 °C and operate dipper in and out several times.
2 Set dipper to fully extended position and lower boom until bucket rests on the ground.
4 Whilst operator slowly selects dipper in, open the bleed screw on one of the HBCV (this is located next to the ‘P’ port
on the valve).
5 Allow oil to flow through bled screw until a clear column of oil has been seen for at least three seconds.
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TP 040 TP 040
Testing Boom Hose Burst Check Valve XO 130/XO 130W Boom Ram
Port E
Port P
Set the Main Relief Valve (MRV) pressure above the Auxiliary Relief Valve (ARV) pressure.
Set dipper to vertical position with bucket 300 mm (12”) above ground and operate the emergency stop button to stop
the engine.
Select boom down until the bucket rests on the ground, then fully select the lever for boom down, this will ensure that the
pressure in the boom circuit has been vented.
It is only possible to test the relief valve setting of one side at a time.
Remove pilot hose from port P, plug hose and leave port open to atmosphere.
Remove pilot hose from port E, plug hose an fit test gauge (0 - 600 bar) to port on valve.
Carefully select boom down and slowly build pressure until boom starts to move slowly and steadily.
To adjust this setting, remove cap from small cartridge on end of HBCV and adjust as necessary.
Refit pilot hoses and repeat this procedure for other side.
NB - If boom is selected too quickly a higher pressure will be seen at pressure gauge giving false reading of relief setting.
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TP 041 TP 041
Port E
Port P
A409671
Set the Main Relief Valve (MRV) pressure above the Auxiliary Relief Valve (ARV) pressure.
Set dipper to fully extend position with bucket 300 mm (12”) above ground and operate the emergency stop button, to
stop the engine.
Select arm in until the bucket rests on the ground, then fully select the lever for arm in, this will ensure that the pressure
in the arm circuit has been vented.
Remove pilot hose from port P, plug hose and leave port open to atmosphere.
Carefully select arm in and slowly build pressure until arm starts to move slowly and steadily.
To adjust this setting, remove cap from small cartridge A and adjust as necessary.
NB - If arm is selected too quickly a higher pressure will be seen at pressure gauge giving false reading of relief setting
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TP 042 TP 042
Port P
Port E
Set the Main Relief Valve (MRV) pressure above the Auxiliary Relief Valve (ARV) pressure.
Set dipper to vertical position with bucket 300 mm (12”) above ground and operate the emergency stop button to stop
the engine.
Select boom down until the bucket rests on the ground, then fully select the lever for boom down, this will ensure that the
pressure in the boom circuit has been vented.
It is only possible to test the relief valve setting of one side at a time.
Remove pilot hose from port P, plug hose and leave port open to atmosphere.
Remove pilot hose from port E, plug hose and fit test gauge (0 - 600 bar) to port on valve.
Carefully select boom down and slowly build pressure until boom starts to move slowly and steadily.
To adjust this setting, remove cap from small cartridge on end of HBCV and adjust as necessary.
Refit pilot hoses and repeat this procedure for other side.
NB - If boom is selected too quickly a higher pressure will be seen at pressure gauge giving false reading of relief setting.
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TP 043 TP 043
Testing Boom Hose Burst Check Valve XO 200 /XO 220 /XO 220LR /XO 240 /XO 260 /XO 330/
XO 200W
VIEW OF LEFT HAND BOOM
CYLINDER
Port E
Port P
Set the Main Relief Valve (MRV) pressure above the Auxiliary Relief Valve (ARV) pressure.
Set dipper to vertical position with bucket 300 mm (12”) above ground and operate the emergency stop button to stop the
engine.
Select boom down until the bucket rests on the ground, then fully select the lever for boom down, this will ensure that the
pressure in the boom circuit has been vented.
It is only possible to test the relief valve setting of one side at a time.
Remove pilot hose from port P, plug hose and leave port open to atmosphere.
Remove pilot hose from port E, plug hose and fit test gauge (0 - 600 bar) to port on valve.
Carefully select boom down and slowly build pressure until boom starts to move slowly and steadily.
To adjust this setting, remove cap from small cartridge on end of HBCV and adjust as necessary.
Refit pilot hoses and repeat this procedure for other side.
NB - If boom is selected too quickly a higher pressure will be seen at pressure gauge giving false reading of relief setting.
Relief Valve Settings
XO220/220 705000 ~ 350 bar
XO240/260 708500 ~ 350 bar
XO330 712500 ~ 712562 350 bar
712562 ~ 370 - 390 bar
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TP 044 TP 044
Port P
Set the Main Relief Valve (MRV) pressure above the Auxiliary Relief Valve (ARV) pressure.
Set dipper to vertical position with bucket 300 mm (12”) above ground and operate the emergency stop button to stop
the engine.
Select TAB down until the bucket rests on the ground, then fully select the pedal for TAB down, this will ensure that the
pressure in the TAB circuit has been vented.
Remove pilot hose from port P, plug hose and leave port open to atmosphere.
Carefully select TAB down and slowly build pressure until TAB starts to move slowly and steadily.
To adjust this setting, remove cap from small cartridge and adjust as necessary.
NB - If TAB is selected too quickly a higher pressure will be seen at pressure gauge giving false reading of relief setting.
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TP 045 TP 045
Port P
Set the Main Relief Valve (MRV) pressure above the Auxiliary Relief Valve (ARV) pressure.
Set dipper to vertical position with bucket 300 mm (12”) above ground and operate the emergency stop button to stop
the engine.
Select TAB down until the bucket rests on the ground, then fully select the pedal for TAB down, this will ensure that the
pressure in the TAB circuit has been vented.
Remove pilot hose from port P, plug hose and leave port open to atmosphere.
Carefully select TAB down and slowly build pressure until TAB starts to move slowly and steadily.
To adjust this setting, remove cap from small cartridge and adjust as necessary.
NB - If TAB is selected too quickly a higher pressure will be seen at pressure gauge giving false reading of relief setting.
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TP 050 TP 050
ARV
Alternative pressure
measuring ports
ARV
A318900
Fit pressure gauges ( 0 - 600 bar ) to main pump test ports ( see relevant test procedure for testing main pump
pressure’s).
Raise the setting of the main relief valve to enable the setting of the track motor ARV’s to be reached.
Select and stall left hand track motor forward (see table below)
Select and stall left hand track motor reverse (see table below)
Select and stall right hand track motor forward (see table below)
Select and stall right hand track motor reverse (see table below)
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TP 051 TP 051
Drain port D
A318900
Select and stall left hand track motor forward (consult Technical Service Department)
for 1 min
Select and stall left hand track motor reverse (consult Technical Service Department)
for 1 min
Refit hose to track motor Expected drain line rate ltrs / min
Select and stall right hand track motor forward (consult Technical Service Department)
for 1 min
Select and stall right hand track motor reverse (consult Technical Service Department)
for 1 min
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TP 052 TP 052
FOR ALL FOLLOWING TESTS USE STANDARD MODE, FULL ENGINE RPM’S AND FULLY SELECT TRACK PEDAL
Expected RPM’S
In high travel gear, select left hand track forward (see table below)
In high travel gear, select left hand track backward (see table below)
In medium travel gear, select left hand track forward (see table below)
In medium travel gear, select left hand track backward (see table below)
In creep travel gear, select left hand track forward (see table below)
In creep travel gear, select left hand track backward (see table below)
Expected RPM’S
In high travel gear, select right hand track forward (see table below)
In high travel gear, select right hand track backward (see table below)
In medium travel gear, select right hand track forward (see table below)
In medium travel gear, select right hand track backward (see table below)
In creep travel gear, select right hand track forward (see table below)
In creep travel gear, select right hand track backward (see table below)
Track motor rpm’s in high gear Track motor rpm’s in low gear
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TP 053 TP 053
Swing Motor
A405810
Fit pressure test gauge ( 0 - 60 bar ) into hose connection on hose A on the swing motor.
Pressure at port B
(Expected Pressure)
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TP 054 TP 054
Pilot port b
Pilot port
Valve block
Main spool
A325404
Identify which is main directional spool for service being tested, and which side of that spool is supplied pilot pressure
when service is operated in desired direction
Fit pressure gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) to this port and also to port on opposite end of spool
Remove spool cap from main valve block and withdraw spool check for scratches / imperfections or any signs of
sticking. Refit spool into valve block and check forsmoothness of operation by slowly pushing spool in and out of valve
block.
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TP 055 TP 055
Testing the Operation of Boom 2/Bucket 2/Boost Spool XO 130/XO 130W/ XO 160/
XO160W
VIEW LOOKING DOWN
ON TOP OF MAIN
CONTROL VALVE ➩ front of machine
Port d
Port dr2
Port b
A318940
Select and stall bucket open service (28 - 40 bar*) (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
Select and stall bucket close service (28 - 40 bar*) (0 - 3 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
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TP 056 TP 056
Testing the Operation of the Arm 2 Boost Spool - XO 130/XO 130W/XO 160/XO 160W
CONTROL VALVE
Port a1
Port dr1
A318940
Fit pressure gauges ( 0 - 60 bar ) into ports al ( pilot port to select boost spool )
and port dr1 ( spool chamber drain port )
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TP 057 TP 057
Note: The manual swing lock bar should be installed for the followingh test.
If the swing main relief pressure is low, adjustment should be made at the torque control valve. This is situated on the main
valve block on the bottom side of the swing section.
A B C D E
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TP 058 TP 058
A436380
Expected pressure
Machine in Boom Priority 15 bar
Machine in Swing Priority 40 bar
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TP 060 TP 060
Port X4
Port X1
Threshold pressure
adjuster
A301900
RaIse the machine off the ground using dozer blade, stabiliser legs or excavator end.
Fit adapters (14 mm ‘O’ ring to fit into motor casing/appropriate fitting for test gauges) into ports X1 and X4 and fit test
gauges (0 - 600 bar) onto adapters.
Select high gear and then select drive forwards 2 - 3 mins to allow the system to distribute warm oil around the circuit.
Slowly select drive service pedal and carefully build pressure in drive circuit
Note the pressure in port X4 when pressure starts to raise in port X1.
If pressure in port X4 does not reach 210 bar or raised higher than 230 bar then the setting screw will need to be
adjusted.
To adjust pressure remove cap from adjuster. Screwing the adjuster in will increase the pressure, screwing the adjuster
out will decrease the pressure (only make small adjustments).
If threshold pressure is too high then machine will have poor hillclimbing ability and if threshold pressure is too low then poor
top speed will be achieved.
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TP 061 TP 061
Testing Drive Motor Minimum Displacement Setting XO130W / XO145W/ XO160W/ XO175W
The minimum displacement setting determines the maximum road speed of the machine, to check the setting carry out the
following
Remove the four capscrews which hold the lower plate in place
A301900
Dimension A
130W 15 mm
160W 15 mm
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TP 062 TP 062
A301900
Raise the machine off the ground using dozer blade, stabilizer legs or excavator end
Select high gear and then select drive forwards for 2 - 3 mins to allow the system to distribute warm oil around the circuit
Attach reflective tape to propshaft and using tachometer record propshaft rpm’s as follows
FOR ALL TESTS USE MAX ENGINE RPM’S AND FULLY SELECT DRIVE PEDAL
High gear 2500 rpm 2700 rpm 2700 3000 2700 - 2850
(1760 rpm) (1760 rpm) (1760 rpm) (1760 rpm) (2150 - 2250)
Medium gear 680 rpm 850 rpm 764 rpm 850 800 - 848
(500 rpm) (500 rpm) (500 rpm) (500 rpm) (800 - 848)
Medium gear with 460 rpm 350 rpm 520 rpm 350 270
dozer mode selected (330 rpm) (330 rpm) (330 rpm) (330 rpm) (270)
but dozer not operated
Creep gear 290 rpm 350 rpm 340 rpm 350 300 - 325
(200 rpm) (200 rpm) (200 rpm) (200 rpm) (300 - 325)
Creep gear with 290 rpm 350 rpm (340 rpm) 350 (300)
dozer mode selected (200 rpm) (200 rpm) (200 rpm) (200 rpm) (300)
but dozer not operated
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TP 063 TP 063
VIEW OF HYDRAULIC
PUMP BAY
Port A1
Port B1
A306500
Port A1 Port B1
(Expected Pressure) (Expected Pressure)
With max engine rpm’s and high travel gear selected (0 - 3 bar) (32 bar)
With max engine rpm’s and medium travel gear selected (32 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
With max engine rpm’s and creep travel gear selected (32 bar) (0 - 3 bar)
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TP 064 TP 064
A326270
To test the condition of the seals in the off road clutch pack, carry out the following procedure:
Park the machine on firm level ground, apply park brake and release pressure from hydraulic tank.
Disconnect and plug the hoses from the drive motor. Remove drive motor from transmission housing.
Remove plug from the off road clutch test point and fit adapter part number SST0018, test gauge (0 - 60 bar) and hand
pump, as detailed in Technical Information Bulletin (11/057).
Note: It is only possible to test the off road clutch using special adapter SST0018 as this clutch pack has a ‘leak off’
facility which lubricates the main bearing in gearbox. The special adapter blanks off this function to allow pressure
testing.
Using hand pump, build up pressure in clutch pack to 35 bar then lock off hand pump to hold pressure in clutch.
If any loss of pressure is seen the clutch unit will have to be removed for investigation/re-sealing.
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TP 065 TP 065
A326280
To test the condition of the seals in the on road clutch pack, carry out the following procedure:
Park the machine on firm level ground, apply park brake and release pressure from hydraulic tank.
Remove adapter from on road clutch test point and fit adapter part number 816/15160, test gauge (0-60 bar) and hand
pump, as detailed in Technical Information Bulletin (11/057).
Using hand pump, build up pressure in clutch pack to 35 bar then lock off hand pump to hold pressure in clutch.
If any loss of pressure is seen the clutch unit will have to be removed for investigation/resealing.
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TP 066 TP 066
A437090
Fit a pressure gauge (0 - 600 bar) in to the drive motor ports M1 and G.
With the machine at working temperature drive the machine against its brakes in middle speed at max rpm.
OR
Raise the machine off the floor, drive the machine at Max rpm in middle speed. Slowly apply the brakes and monitor the
two gauges.
Drive should be taken up slowly and the pressure gauge on G should be 190~200 bar before the pressure gauge on M1
will rise from 0 bar to equal the pressure on port G.
Note: The adjustment is made by the setting screw shown below. Turning the adjustment screw in (clockwise) will decrease
the pressure setting.
Adjustment Screw
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TP 067 TP 067
Before travel can take place the following procedures can be tested:
Pilot pressure from the pilot pump to the pilot filter.
Pilot pressure from pilot filter to the IN port of the transmission control valve.
Pilot pressure from the OUT port of the transmission control valve to the C1 port of the 9 station solenoid block.
Note:The Servo isolator (C1 and the drive isolator C3) must be energised before servo pressure will be available to the drive
pedal.
Pilot pressure from the pedal
Middle Speed
Pilot pressure from the pedal (forward) at port 1.
Pressure will now close the travel pressure switch on the shuttle valve (port S4)
Pressure from port B8 will enter the valve block on port b2.
The spool will now move allowing oil system oil to go to the travel motor.
High speed.
Hydraulically the only difference is in the transmission control valve.
When high speed is selected the high-speed travel spool is energised and oil is now available through the B1 port.
Any oil that was in the A1 port again will be vented to tank.
Creep speed
Creep speed can only be selected when the machine is in Middle speed.
As per Middle speed and!
A hydraulic signal from the shuttle block (C9) to the 9 station solenoid block.
Electrically the creep speed solenoid is now energised and the servo pressure is now reduced to 15bar via the pressure
reduction valve. This now limits the amount of spool movement within the valve block.
At the same time the creep speed solenoid is energised the DPshift solenoid is energised.
Now servo pressure from the transmission control valve port C2 is available DPshift solenoid port Pst. This pressure will
act against the pump reducing its flow.
A437080
∆Pshift solenoid 1
Note: Drive cannot be activated until the clutch pack has been pressurised.
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TP 067 TP 067
3 Speed Travel
Creep relay
Pump
flow cut
relays
GND 6
Pump flow
GND 9 control
24v 10
OUT
CN6 (15)
CN6 (5)
Controller
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TP 067 TP 067
Work S, H, L
mode
OFF
Travel Pressure
Switch
ON Blade OFF
Low
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TP 099 TP 099
POWER
MODE
A335120
2 Press the set and mode buttons together for 5 seconds to access the Sub menu.
3 Use the Up and Down arrow buttons, until the Pilot SW appears on the screen.
5 Use the up & down buttons to scroll through the individual switches and check against the chart below.
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TP 100 TP 100
WORK MODE
Message
MODE
Clock Screen
Start engine
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TP 101 TP 101
089571
If suspecting a failed throttle motor unit, a bench test of the unit can be made using the chart below by check
resistance’s between terminals (the colors in the chart correspond to wire colors on motor connector).
Pay particular attention to resistance between pins 4 (brown wire), 5 (red wire), 7 (orange wire) and 8 (yellow wire) to pin
1 (black wire) as these are connections for internal coils of motor (indicated by shaded areas).
DARK
GREEN
BLUE ↔
LIGHT ↔
GREEN
WHITE ↔ ↔
Indicates no contact
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TP 102 TP 102
If suspecting a failed throttle motor driver unit then a bench test can be carried out by checking the resistance’s between
terminals as in the chart below
Pay particular attention to resistance between pins 1, 2, 9, 10 and other pins as these are connections to motor coils
(the shaded area of the table)
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17
1
2
3 0 2.69 8k 5.6 5.6 0 0 0 5.6 5.6 5.6
k k k k k k
4 0 2.69 8k 5.6 5.6 0 0 0 5.6 5.6 5.6
k k k k k k
5 2.69 2.69 10.1 7.2 7.2 2.69 2.69 7.2 7.2 7.2
k k k k k k k k k k
6 8k 8k 10.1 13.6 13.6 8k 8k 13.6 13.6 13.6
k k k k k k
7 5.6 5.6 7.2 13.6 10.1 5.6 5.6 10.1 10.1 10.1
k k k k k k k k k k
8 5.6 5.6 7.2 13.6 10.1 5.6 5.6 10.1 10.1 10.1
k k k k k k k k k k
9
10
11
12 0 0 2.69 8k 5.6 5.6 0 5.6 5.6 5.6
k k k k k k
13 130 110 0 0 0
k k
14 0 0 2.69 8k 5.6 5.6 0 5.6 5.6 5.6
k k k k k k
15 5.6 5.6 7.2 13.6 10.1 10.1 5.6 5.6 0 10.1
k k k k k k k k k
16 5.6 5.6 7.2 13.6 10.1 10.1 5.6 5.6 0 10.1
k k k k k k k k k
17 5.6 5.6 7.2 13.6 10.1 10.1 5.6 5.6 10.1 10.1
k k k k k k k k k k
indicates no connection
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TP 103 TP 103
WORK MODE
Message
MODE
1 black ground
2 green/white adjust hours indication
3 blue/green adjust minute indication 1 2 3 4
4 space
5 red/yellow 24V supply
6 red/green 10V supply 5 6 7 8 9
7 yellow/white data
8 yellow/gold data
9 yellow/green data
If suspecting a failed monitor unit a bench test can be carried out by checking the resistance’s between terminals as in
table below
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 6 kΩ 6 kΩ x 6 kΩ 6 kΩ 6 kΩ
2 6 kΩ 1 kΩ x 1 kΩ 1 kΩ 1 kΩ
3 6 kΩ 1 kΩ x 1 kΩ 1 kΩ 1 kΩ
4 x x x x x x x x
9 6 kΩ 1 kΩ 1 kΩ x 1 kΩ 1 kΩ
Indicates no connection
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TP 104 TP 104
If the engine speed sensor fails completely or the electrical connection is lost, the number 0003 will be displayed on the self
check monitor when checking engine revolutions. This will be displayed even when the engine is running.
To check the installation of the engine rpm sensor carry out the following procedure.
1 Remove sensor, clean sensor with dry lint free cloth and
inspect the tip of the sensor for damage.
5 Using the mark as a guide, back out the sensor two full
rotations and fasten with the lock nut.
Clearance between sensor tip and ring gear 3.0 mm + 0.1 mm/-0
mm (0.118 + 0.004 / -0 in).
1 Remove sensor, clean sensor with dry lint free cloth and
inspect the tip of the sensor for damage.
5 Using the mark as a guide, back out the sensor two full
rotations and fasten with the lock nut.
Clearance between sensor tip and ring gear 3.0 mm + 0.25 mm/
-0.25 mm (0.188 + 0.001 / -0.01 in).
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1 Remove sensor, clean sensor with dry lint free cloth and
inspect the tip of the sensor for damage.
Clearance between sensor tip and ring gear 3.1 mm + 0.4 mm/
-0 mm (0.122 + 0.016 / -0 in).
1 Remove sensor, clean sensor with dry lint free cloth and
inspect the tip of the sensor for damage.
5 Using the mark as a guide, back out the sensor two full
rotations and fasten with the lock nut.
Clearance between sensor tip and ring gear 3.0 mm + 0.25 mm/
-0.25 mm (0.118 + 0.01 / -0.01 in).
1 Remove sensor, clean sensor with dry lint free cloth and
inspect the tip of the sensor for damage.
5 Using the mark as a guide, back out the sensor two full
rotations and fasten with the lock nut.
Clearance between sensor tip and ring gear 3.5 mm + 0.2 mm/
-0.2 mm (0.137 + 0.008 / -0.008 in).
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TP 105 TP 105
A
K
AMS Throttle Assembly J
Note: Throttle position sensor
(behind the throttle lever)
A Throttle control valve
B Throttle linkage
B
C Throttle actuator
D Stop solenoid C
E Throttle cable
F Stop cable
G Throttle Lever F
H Feedback Potentiometer
D
G
A436300
This document describes the procedure for trouble shooting 4 Check the feed back potentiometer (Sensor). Start the
AMS throttle problems. Specifically when the engine can be engine and display "SENSE POT" on the monitor.
started, but the throttle dial cannot control the engine Manually move the lever (See figure 2 item G). Does the
speed. value change smoothly? If YES go to 5, if NO check the
potentiometer is securely fixed. Check the wiring (Figure
Perform the following checks: 1), if both are correct replace the potentiometer (Figure 2
a Confirm "one touch" or "auto idle" is not item H).
selected.Confirm that the hammer pressure switch is not
closed and check that the machine is not in 5 Check the throttle cable and linkages are free. With the
redundancymode. engine stopped, disconnect the throttle linkage (Figure 2
b Check the fuse A2 (15 Amp) - Replace if blown. at J) and then push/pull the cable. Does the lever on the
c Recalibrate the throttle system on the 20-second menu. injection pump move smoothly? If NO, cable is broken or
d Check the software version in each module sticking - Replace the cable and recheck. Does the lever
(ECU1,ECUW and EMS). If required, re-programme with G move smoothly? If NO, replace the nylon bush. If YES,
the latest software. go to 6.
e Check the set up configuration and correct if wrong
6 Reconnect the throttle linkage to the lever. Start the
Note: The "NO THROTTLE" message may appear during engine and manually push the lever (Figure 2 item G).
AUTOWARM UP with ECU1 version 1.25 and EMS Does the engine speed increase? If YES, go to 7 if NO,
version1.18 or lower. possible injection pump failure.
If the problems persist after the above checks: 7 Checking the throttle solenoid (Figure 2 item A).
1 When calibrating the throttle does the engine speed a Check the hosing to the solenoid is correct. Is the
initially increase then start to slowly reduce supply hose going to the "P" port? Is the tank hose
(normalprocedure)?. If YES go to 2, if NO go to 5. connected to the "T" port? Is the actuator hose
connected to the "A" port? If YES go to 7b. If NO
2 Check the engine speed sensor - Start the engine and connect the hoses correctly.
display engine RPM on the monitor. Is the correct engine b Check the pressure at port "P". Is the pressure greater
speed displayed. If YES go to 3, if NO, check engine than 30 bar? If YES go to 7c if NO check the servo
speed sensor gap and check the harness using figure 1. pressure system.
If both are correct replace the sensor c Check the pressure at port "T". Is the pressure less
than 1 bar? If YES go to 7d if NO check tank line for
3 Check the throttle dial potentiometer. Start the engine blockage.
and display "THROTTLE POT" on the monitor. Turn the d Disconnect the connector at the solenoid and start the
dial to minimum, then to maximum. Does the value engine. Arrange temporary wiring to supply 24 volts
change form 0 to 5000 smoothly? If YES, go to 4, if NO, directly to Pin 1 of the solenoid valve (see Figure 1) and a
check the potentiometer is securely fixed, check the ground/earth to pin 2. Does the engine go to maximum
wiring using figure 2. If both are correct replacen the rev/min? If YES, go to 7e, if NO, Install a 40 bar test
potentiometer. point in port "A" of the proportional solenoid valve at
position "K" (see figure 2).
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TP 105 TP 105
d cont’d
With the engine running does the pressure change as the
throttle dial is moved? typical values are 4 bar idle and
20 bars at full rev/min. if YES, check the linkage is free, if
the linkage is free, change the actuator "C". If NO
replace the solenoid "A".
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Page 5-12 C68 ENGINE CONTROL S.V.
5 R 1
1 2 3 C22 2
THROTTLE VOLUME DIAL
1
SG
SR
ECU1 C8 C2
CONN A CONN B
10 SG R A
+V REF
80
C87
20 S SG D
0V REF ENGINE SPEED SENSOR
WY 1
29 SR S E S 2
I/P 8 THROTTLE VOL.
32 WY WG G
I/P 17 ENGINE SPEED
39 WG WY M
I/P 6 THROTTLE LEVER
70 THROTTLE POSITION
SG 1 SENSOR
C9
CONN B WG 2
S 3
5 P
IGNITION
2A
CONN B 19 15A
20
C10
CONN C
15A FUSE AT CONN B 19 AND 20
FEEDS OUTPUTS 1 - 6
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TP 105 TP 105
Thottle
Calibtration
Data
Throttle control
Data
Typical values
Lower Upper Remarks
1 Dial lower band 0 70
2 Dial upper band 950 1000
3 Sense lower band (idle) 185 485
4 Sense upper band (max) 445 760 Usually 170~350 greater than sense lower band value.
5 Sense upper band (S mode) 410 720 Usually 25~45 lower than sense upper band (H mode).
6 Sense upper band (H mode) 445 760 Usually same as sense upper band (max) or within 10
- Except JS145W & JS175W.
7 Sense upper band (F mode) 390 700 Usually 45~65 lower than sense upper band (H mode).
8 Sense upper band (L mode) 390 700 Usually 45~65 lower than sense upper band (H mode).
9 Sense upper band (drive) 445 760 Usually same as sense upper band (max) or within 10
Note: These are typical values, actual values will vary Integral term is the response time which is not needed for
according to the machine. Values outside these ranges this publication.
may still be acceptable.
Duty cycle is the frequency of the signal sent to the
All the figures in the control data are a binary code and can proportional solenoid.
not be measured any other way.
The dial bands are read from the throttle dial. The sensor
value is read from the feedback potentiometer.
The value in the boxes will represent the values seen when
the machine was calibrated.
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TP 200 TP 200
On CAP’2 Machines
Expected RPM’s
Select H mode and max engine rpm’s ( flight speed) (see table below)
Select H mode, max engine rpm’s and stall arm close service (see table below)
( H mode minimum rpm’s )
Expected Milliamps
Select H mode, max engine rpm’s and stall arm close service (see table below)
record milliamps
Model XO130 XO130W XO160/ XO160W XO200 XO200W XO240 XO330 XO450
180 220 260
High Idle 2385 2385 - 2505 - 2505 - 2205 - 2205 2450 - 2250 - 2200
(flight speed) 2260 2260 2480 2480 2170 2365 2365
rpm’s
Arm stall H mode 2220 2220 2340 2340 1930 2160 2180 2050 2050
minimum rpm’s
Stall H mode 355 385 370 370 570 495 520 520 410
minimum milliamps
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TP 201 TP 201
POWER
MODE
Mode Expected RPM High idle Expected RPM Dipper In Expected RPM Bucket
(No service selected) stalled Close stalled
"A" mode with the 2145 +/- 50 RPM 2040 +/- 50 1970 +/- 50
auto pressure switch
shorted out
"A" mode with the 1945 +/- 50 RPM (Only for 3 2040 +/- 50 1950 +/- 50
auto pressure switch seconds after any service is
connected de-selected, then 1360 RPM
+/- 50RPM for X seconds
"E" mode. 2045 +/- 50RPM 1950 +/- 50 1950 +/- 50
"L" & "P" mode 1945 +/- 50RPM 1850 +/- 50 1870 +/- 50
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TP 300 TP 300
Operate each service over it’s full travel 10 times to ensure that warm oil has been circulated
Using a stopwatch time each service from start to end of travel, whilst fully selecting handcontroller lever
If machine is fitted with HBCV’s and any delay is felt between selecting handcontroller and cylinder moving, try bleeding
pilot signal to check valve by opening bleed nipple on HBCV and selecting service, then repeat cycle times
XO70 XO130 XO130W XO160/ X0160W XO200 XO200W XO240 XO330 XO450
180 /220 /260
Boom up 2.25 3.0 ~ 3.9 3.0 ~ 3.9 3.1 ~ 3.9 3.1 ~ 3.9 3.4 ~ 4.4 3.4 ~4.4 3.6 ~ 4.6 3.0 ~ 3.9 3.3 ~4.3
Arm out 2.4 ~ 3.0 2.4 ~ 3.0 2.8 ~ 3.6 2.8 ~ 3.6 2.4 ~ 3.4 2.5 ~3.5 2.9 ~ 3.9 2.4 ~ 3.0 2.5 ~3.5
Arm in 2.3 2.9 ~ 3.8 2.9 ~ 3.8 3.2 ~ 4.1 3.2 ~ 4.1 3.5 ~ 4.5 4.0 ~5.0 3.8 ~ 4.8 2.9 ~ 3.8 3.7 ~4.8
Bucket open 2.6 1.6 ~ 2.5 1.6 ~ 2.5 1.8 ~ 3.0 1.8 ~ 3.0 1.7 ~ 2.7 2.1 ~3.1 1.9 ~ 2.9 1.6 ~ 2.5 4.0 ~5.0
Bucket close 2.1 ~ 3.2 2.1 ~ 3.2 2.9 ~ 3.9 2.9 ~ 3.9 2.3 ~ 3.3 2.3 ~3.3 2.6 ~ 3.6 2.1 ~ 3.2 2.5 ~3.5
Swing left 4.5 4.3 ~ 5.0 4.3 ~ 5.0 5.2 ~ 5.7 5.2 ~ 5.7 4.7 ~ 5.7 5.5 ~6.7 5.3 ~ 6.3 4.3 ~ 5.0 5.5 ~6.5
Swing right 4.5 4.3 ~ 5.0 4.3 ~ 5.0 5.2 ~ 5.7 5.2 ~ 5.7 4.7 ~ 5.7 5.5 ~6.7 5.3 ~ 6.3 4.3 ~ 5.0 5.5 ~6.5
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TP 301 TP 301
Raise one track off the floor by slewing the machine through 90 degrees and lifting the machine using the boom and
dipper.
Make a mark on the outside edge of the Track Gearbox.
Operate the track motor in forward and reverse for 5 minutes, changing gear at regular intervals to distribute warm oil
through the system.
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TP 350 TP 350
Attach dial test indicator to lower half of slew bearing and set needle to bolt head on top half of slew bearing
Stop the machine . By hand push bucket fully to one side and hold whilst dial test indicator is set to zero
By hand push bucket fully to other side and record measurement on dial test indicator
Alternatively
Set bucket 1mtr above ground with dipper fully extended, stop machine
By hand push bucket fully to one side and hold whilst a mark is made across the two halves of slew bearing
By hand push bucket fully to other side and hold, make a further mark on bottom half of bearing (which is in line with
original mark on top half of bearing )
Record measurement between two marks and conuslt Technical Service Department
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TP 351 TP 351
1 First set the Dipper in a perpendicular position and 2 Install a dial gauge and set the needle to the Zero Point.
position the bucket 200 mm above the ground, stop the
engine.
3 Start the engine and lift the main body with the bucket, 4 Then rotate the main body 180° and repeat the
when the bottom of the shoe is 100 mm above the procedure, this time the needle will rotate clockwise.
ground, note the reading on the dial gauge. The needle This value becomes L3.
will turn in the counter clockwise direction. This value
becomes L1, lower the body to the ground and confirm
the needle reads zero.
5 Next, place the dial gauge on the rear of the vehicle and 6 The average lateral movement is shown as the result of
repeat the two above procedures to obtain L2 and L4. the equation L1 + L2 + L3 + L4
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