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Service Manual for hydraulic excavators Centralized lubrication
1 Grease nipple
2 Main distributor
3 Secondary distributor / swing ring & hoist cylinder
4 Secondary distributor / boom
5 Secondary distributor / stick
6 Secondary distributor / connecting link
6* Secondary distributor / connecting link
with cylinder stick protection and / or quick change
adapter
7 Secondary distributor / cylinder stick protection
9 Secondary distributor / quick change adapter
13 Grease filter
32 Relief valve
B51-1 Proximity sensor
U4 Lubrication pump
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Service Manual for hydraulic excavators Centralized lubrication
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Service Manual for hydraulic excavators Centralized lubrication
1 Grease nipple
2 Main distributor
3 Secondary distributor / swing ring
and hoist cylinder
4 Secondary distributor / boom
5 Secondary distributor / stick
13 Grease filter
32 Relief valve
B51-1 Proximity sensor
U4 Lubrication pump
1 Grease nipple
2 Main distributor
3 Secondary distributor swing ring and hoist cylinder
4 Secondary distributor / boom
5 Secondary distributor / stick
8 Secondary distributor / intermediate boom
13 Grease filter
32 Relief valve
B51-1 Proximity sensor
U4 Lubrication pump
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Service Manual for hydraulic excavators Centralized lubrication
1 Grease nipple
2 Main distributor
3 Secondary distributor swing ring and hoist cylinder
4 Secondary distributor / boom
6 Secondary distributor / stick
8 Secondary distributor / intermediate boom
13 Grease filter
32 Relief valve
B51-1 Proximity sensor
U4 Lubrication pump
1 Grease nipple
2 Main distributor
3 Secondary distributor swing ring and hoist cylinder
4 Secondary distributor / boom
5 Secondary distributor / stick
6 Secondary distributor / Connecting link
6* Secondary distributor / connecting link
on cylinder stick protection
7 Secondary distributor /
Cylinder stick protection
13 Grease filter
32 Relief valve
B51-1 Proximity sensor
U4 Lubrication pump
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Service Manual for hydraulic excavators Centralized lubrication
1. Description
The set of the lubrication unit U4 is constituted of a transparent
lubricant tank 13, of an electric motor 10 that operates a
lubrication pump 15 as well as an integrated controller unit 16,
situated underneath, that triggers the operation of lubrication.
The unit of lubrication can be equipped maximum with until three
elements of pumps separated maximum, independent one of the
other.
2. Operation
A DC motor (10) continually operates the eccentric cam (5) and
pressure ring (6). This eccentricity effects the suction and
pressure strokes of the delivery piston (7), whereby the
integrated non-return valve (8) prevents the delivery media from
being sucked back out of the main line.
The stirrer (12) pushes the lubricant out of the supply container
(13) through a screen (4), which reduces any air bubbles, to the
suction area in the pump housing (3). A scraper on the stirrer (12)
enables a visual check of the lubricant volume still present in the
transparent supply container (13).
The pressure relief valve (9) is pre-set to 280 bar.
The delivery rate of the integrated pump unit rises to 0,12
cm3 by pump stroke, that means for each rotation of the
eccentric ring
Exploded view
3 Pump housing
4 Screen
5 Eccentric cam with
pressure ring
7 Delivery piston
9 Relief valve
10 DC Motor
12 Stirrer
13 Supply container
15 Pump element
16 Controller unit
21 Grease feed plug
22 Lubrication nipple
23 Tank cover
25 Emergency grease nipple
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Service Manual for hydraulic excavators Centralized lubrication
Cycle duration CD - - 1 1 1 -
in hours
Number of strokes NS - - 6 6 6 -
1) Standby
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6. Rescue lubrication
If the lubrication pump is deficient, the lubrication points
connected can be provided by centralized way using a filling
gun connected to the grease nipple 25.
3
Daily of by shift, inject about 200 cm lubricant into the
grease nipple 25, or, as alternative, inject as much a
necessary lubricant until it flows out from the hoist cylinder
bearing / uppercarriage.
7. Lubricant quantity
The lubricant consumption depends on the cycle duration
and the value of strokes preset in factory.
For example, a cycle duration of 1 hour and a number of
strokes = 6 (Factory setting for excavator R 914 B and R
934 B) induces an average consumption of about 25 cm 3
lubricant per working hour, about 2,3 kg of lubricant every
100 working hours.
For a specific excavator, provided with special equipment,
the exact grease consumption on each stroke can be found
into the corresponding diagrams into sub group 18.51
"Centralized lubrication system".
18.56.06 MJFCIFSS!
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Service Manual for hydraulic excavators Progressive distributor SX-E for centralized
lubrication
Pressure room
Pressure ducts
Already conveyed
Subsequent delivery stroke
Figure B Figure B :
The piston (II) is pushed to the left and the lubricant
is pushed to outlet 2 from the left pressure chamber
of the delivery piston.
Subsequently, the dosing piston (III) is progressively
pushed and the lubricant delivered to outlet 3.
Figure C Figure C :
After the piston is pushed (II), the lubricant is moved
to the left side of the delivery piston (I) and moved
from the right pressure chamber of the delivery
piston (I) to outlet 4.
Subsequently, the delivery pistons (II) and (III) are
pushed and the lubricant delivered to outlets 5 and
6.
Figure D Figure D :
After the delivery piston is pushed (III), the lubricant
is moved to the right side of the delivery piston (I)
pushing the lubricant out of the left pressure
chamber of the delivery piston (I) to outlet 1.
A new progressive piston distributor cycle then
begins. The described function repeats itself as long
as lubricant is supplied to the progressive distributor.
Pressure ducts
Already conveyed
Subsequent delivery stroke
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Anfangselement
Start element :
3. Progressive distributor SXE-2 bases elements
One "panel" of the progressive distributor SXE-2
always consists of a basic unit (without piston) and a
dosing unit (with piston) or a blind unit.
Three delivery units are always required for correct
functionality of a progressive distributor SXE-2, i.e.
each distributor must have at least three dosing
units. Distributor inlet
Blind units do not contain pistons and are therefore Distributor outlet on
not counted. both sides
Basic units are divided into start units, middle units 2
and end units (see figures 2 - 4 - 5). Each dosing or
blind unit fits every basic unit. Straight fitting : Angled fitting :
Middle element :
Distributor outlet on
both sides O-ring set
Check valve
End element :
7
2 distributor unit's outlets combined
6. Progressive distributor SXE-2 2 outlets
combined.
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If three outlets are combined, one of the sealing
screws on one of the two basic units concerned
must be removed (see Figure 11). A distributor link
with outlet replaces, on one side, the outlet threaded
fittings of the neighbouring distributor panels whose
outlets are being combined. When the sealing screw
is removed from the outlet on the basic unit opposite
the distributor link, it must be replaced by a plug
screw. The delivery rates of all three outlets are then
forced through the distributor link outlet.
If four outlets are combined, the sealing screws in
both basic units must be removed and a plug screw
inserted in both outlets opposing the distributor link.
The delivery rates of all four outlets are then forced
through the distributor link outlet.
Hollow bolt
without outlet
Combining of 3 outlets, link without outlet
If three outlets are combined sorties (see Figure 13),
one of the sealing screws on one of the two basic
Sealing screw units concerned must be removed. A distributor link
replaces, on one side, the outlet threaded fittings of
the neighbouring distributor panels whose outlets
1x are being combined. The outlet opposite the
distributor link on the basic unit where the sealing
screw has been removed is now the outlet for all
delivery rates of all combined outlets.
3x
13
Combining of 4 outlets, link without outlet
If four outlets are combined (see Figure 14), the
sealing screws of both basic units concerned must
be removed. The outlet threaded joints on the
distributor panels being combined are replaced on
4x one side with a distributor link without outlet.
One of the outlets opposite the distributor link must
be sealed with a plug screw. The other outlet then
serves as the outlet for all combined delivery rates
from the outlets of the distributor panels concerned.
The distributor links can be combined together to
Sealing screw released Link without outlet combine five or more outlets. The procedure is as
described above.
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9. Progressive distributorSXE-2 Element with Progressive distributor SXE-2 with proximity sensor
proximity sensor
A proximity sensor can be installed in any position Plug with cable
on a dosing unit 400 SXE-2 to 760 SXE-2 in the
progressive distributor SXE-2 (see Figure 15).
Dosing units with proximity sensors must be ordered
separately. Retrofitting a proximity sensor onto an
existing dosing unit is not possible.
Proximity sensors can be retrofitted in a progressive
distributor only by replacing the dosing unit
concerned.
Distributors with proximity sensors are used to
monitor the system or, with sequencers, to count the
piston strokes of the distributor.
proximity sensor
Functional description (see Figure 16) :
A pin (2) is attached to the piston of the dosing unit 15
(1). This approaches the proximity sensor (3) during
each piston stroke and triggers a signal. This signal Proximity sensor on a dosing unit
can be processed in various ways depending on the
controller type or application.
16
Stroke monitor
Transparent cap
17 Threaded pin
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Outlet fitting 1
The progressive distributors are manufactured in a variable disk construction, permitting a variable
configuration according to the amount of lubricating points, their positions on the vehicle and their necessary
lubricant dose. Which also offers the advantage that the distributor can be extended or shortened according
to the hydraulic scheme to realise. Due to this disk construction there is also the possibility of constructing an
overall progressive distributor from individual distributor disks with different outputs per piston stroke. The
difference in output per piston stroke is achieved by different piston diameters.
To ensure the proper functioning of a progressive distributor a minimum of three pistons, i.e. a minimum of
three output elements is required.
2. Functional description Figure A
Figure A :
The lubricant flows via the inlet of the distributor
through all distributor disks to the piston (I).
Pressure room
Pressure ducts
Already conveyed
Subsequent delivery stroke
Figure B :
Figure B
The piston (I) is shifted to the left and the lubricant is
pressed from the left pressure range of the delivery
piston to the outlet 1.
After that, the proportioning pistons (II) and (III) are
progressively shifted and the lubricant is primed to
the outlets 2 and 3.
Figure C Figure C :
After the piston (III) has been shifted, the lubricant is
directed to the left side of the delivery piston (I)
(figure C) and primed from the right pressure range
of the delivery piston to the outlet 4.
Subsequently, the delivery pistons (II) and (III) are
shifted and the lubricant is pressed to the outlets 5
and 6.
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Service Manual for hydraulic excavators Progressive distributor MX-F for centralized
lubrication
3. Progressive distributor - MX-F elements Initial element with angular screw connection
The progressive distributor MX-F consists each :
of one initial element (without piston - see figure 2),
of 2 to 11 middle elements (see figure 3)
and of 1 end element (see figure 4).
All union pieces with a threaded connection of M10x1
can be screwed into an initial element without inlet
union piece (see figure 2). 2
The outlet fittings are screwed into the middle and end Middle element for progressive distributor MX-F
elements.
4
4. Outlet fitting of progressive distributor MX-F Union screw
A polyamide or steel tube is usually screwed onto the
distributor with a union screw and a double conical ring
(see figure 5).
The socket piece used as a union piece for the high-
pressure hose can also be attached directly at the
distributor with the union screw.
Double conical
2x
3 outlets combined
If the total output of the outlets assembled in one
disk of the progressive distributor is not sufficient,
3x
e.g. in the case of large bearing spots or main
distributors, there is the possibility of assembling the
outlets of several distributor disks.
To achieve this, two distributor disks are connected
with a pipe or distributor bridge (see figure 9 - 10) as
described here.
Depending on which element the grub screw
1x separating the two sides of a distributor disk is
removed from, in this way three outlets are
9 connected. Subsequently, the output of the closed
outlets escaped at one outlet.
4 outlets combined The dosage is calculated on the basis of the output
4x value of all assembled piston sides.
10
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8. Progressive distributor MX-F Assembly of outlets Lock screw for progressive distributor: MX-F :
Lock screws are generally required for the assembly of
outlets (see figure 11),
As mentioned on page 4 distributor elements can be Grub screw to separate the progressive
assembled with pipe or distributor bridges. distributor's outlets :
9. Spare parts
Progressive distributor's MX-F components are available at your Liebherr Client Service, as spare parts for
service and maintenance works. (See Figure 16).
16
ONLY FOR INFORMATION /
EXAMPLE
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