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320/320GC/323 Next Generation

Hydraulic Excavators
Course PARTICIPANT MATERIALS
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Table Of Contents
Course Preparation
• Course Agenda............................................................................................................................. 5
• Course Description....................................................................................................................... 9
• Learning Outcomes.................................................................................................................... 10
• Course Pre-Work.........................................................................................................................11
INTRODUCTION
• Lab 1: WALKAROUND COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION.......................................................... 14
Module 1 Electronic Control System and Monitor

• Lab 1: ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM COMPONENT
AND DATA LINKS IDENTIFICATION.......................................................................................... 18
• Lab 2: ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM AND MONITOR
PRACTICAL USAGE EXERCISES............................................................................................. 22
• Knowledge Check....................................................................................................................... 26
Module 2 Main Hydraulic Pumps

• Lab 1: main hydraulic pumps component identification....................................... 31
• Lab 2: main hydraulic pumps TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND CALIBRATION.................... 34
• Knowledge Check....................................................................................................................... 35
Module 3 Main Control Valve and Return Oil System

• Lab 1: main CONTROL VALVE AND RETURN OIL SYSTEM
component identification............................................................................................... 40
• Lab 2: main CONTROL VALVE AND RETURN OIL SYSTEM
TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND CALIBRATION............................................................................ 44
• Knowledge Check....................................................................................................................... 45

Module 4 Boom, Stick, and Bucket Circuits

• Lab 1: BOOM, STICK, AND BUCKET CIRCUITS component identification................. 51
• Lab 2: boom, stick, and bucket circuits TESTING,
ADJUSTING, AND CALIBRATION............................................................................................. 57
• Knowledge Check....................................................................................................................... 58
Module 5 Swing Hydraulic System

• Lab 1: SWING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM component identification.................................. 63
• Lab 2: SWING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND CALIBRATION.............. 67
• Knowledge Check....................................................................................................................... 68
Module 6 Travel Hydraulic System

• Lab 1: TRAVEL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM component identification................................ 73
• Lab 2: TRAVEL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM TESTING, ADJUSTING, AND CALIBRATION............. 76
• Knowledge Check....................................................................................................................... 77

320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavators
Course Preparation
PARTICIPANT MATERIALS

Course Description
• Course purpose/reason This course is designed for participants to locate and identify components, test and
adjust components and systems, and gain knowledge of the operations and
strategies used in the 320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavators. Lab
exercises will be used for skill development and knowledge check.
• Competency Statement At the completion of this course, you will be able to accurately locate and identify
machine and system components and demonstrate understanding of machine
functionality during classroom knowledge checks with at least 80% accuracy.
• Audience Level II--field service personnel, resident mechanics, technical communicators,

shop technicians, and customers. All participants should have at least three years
of field or shop experience with hydraulic systems.
• References (additional media) Service Manual(s) Media No.
320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Systems Operation M0081158
320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Testing and Adjusting M0081159
320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Operation and Maintenance Manual M0068104
320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Monitoring Systems Operation M0081165
320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Hydraulic Schematic UENR6611
320 and 320GC Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 4 Final) UENR8062
320 and 323 Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 3) UENR8063
323 Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 4 Final) UENR8064

Learning Outcomes
• Course learning outcomes Upon completion of this 320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavators
course, you will be able to:
• Locate and identify major machine components and service points
• Diagnose component and machine systems problems
• Use all machine operation controls in the operator’s station
• Test and adjust machine components and systems
• Describe systems and component operations and strategies

INTRODUCTION

Learning Outcomes
• Module learning outcomes You will meet the following learning outcomes during this Introduction module of the
320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavator course:
• Locate and identify the major components and service points during a machine
walkaround.
• Module Competency Statement At the completion of this module, you will be able to successfully complete the
following exercises:
• Lab 1 Component Identification

LAB 1: WALKAROUND Component Identification Name: Date:
Instructions: Identify the following components and systems during your machine walkaround session. Check each item as it
is located.
_____ Batteries _____ Boom and stick IMUs
_____ Machine ECMs _____ Bucket cylinder position sensor
_____ Product Link Network Manager _____ Rear access panel
_____ Electrical connectors at back of cab _____ Hydraulic oil tank
_____ GNSS receiver and antenna _____ Hydraulic oil level gauge and cap
_____ Engine intake air filter _____ Travel motors
_____ Windshield wash fluid reservoir _____ Travel pedal position sensor
_____ Battery disconnect switch _____ Starter
_____ Air conditioning dryer _____ Engine oil pan
_____ Engine compartment _____ Fuel tank
_____ Counterweight _____ DEF compartment
_____ Fuse and relay panel _____ DEF tank
_____ Cab fresh air filter _____ DEF gauge
_____ Power fuse module _____ Primary fuel filter
_____ Air conditioning condenser _____ Secondary fuel filter
_____ ATAAC _____ Engine oil filter
_____ Radiator _____ Engine oil S•O•S port
_____ Hydraulic oil cooler _____ Main hydraulic pumps
_____ Electric fans _____ Pump suction hose
_____ Radiator shunt tank _____ Pump supply hose
_____ Fuel cooler _____ Quick-Evac connector - engine oil
_____ Main control valve _____ Quick-Evac connector - hydraulic oil
_____ Main control valve supply and return hoses _____ Clean emissions module
_____ Main control valve pilot solenoids _____ PETU
_____ Hydraulic oil S•O•S port _____ Monitor
_____ Swing motor and drive _____ Right console components
_____ Swivel and swing rotation sensor _____ Door switch
_____ Chassis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) _____ Cat ET connector

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Module 1 Electronic Control System

and Monitor

Learning Outcomes
• Module learning outcomes You will meet the following learning outcomes during this Electronic Control System
and Monitor module of the 320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavators
course:
• Locate and identify the electronic control system components and monitor
screens.
• Identify the correct operation of the electronic control system circuits.
• Access and record machine data using the monitor, and make changes to
parameters.
• Lab 2 Electronic Control System Practical Usage Exercises
• Knowledge Check

LAB 1: ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM AND MONITOR

Component Identification worksheet 1 Name: Date:
Instructions: During the lab exercise, use this sheet as a checklist when identifying components and their functions.
1. LCD monitor
Function:
2. Body control module
Function:
3. Primary Machine ECM
Function:
4. Dosing Control Unit (DCU)
Function:
5. Engine ECM
Function:
6. Engine speed dial
Function:
7. Automatic Engine Speed Control (AEC)
Function:


Component Identification worksheet 1 (cont.) Name: Date:
8. One-touch low idle switch
Function:
9. Travel speed switch
Function:

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3
5 6
7 8 9 10
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Component Identification worksheet 2 Name: Date
Directions: Fill in the blanks next to the numbers with the correct component name.
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.


PRACTICAL USAGE EXERCISES Name: Date:
Instructions: Follow the instructions below to access and gather information, make changes to settings, and adjust
parameters. During the lab exercise, use this sheet to record your findings.
1. Access the Main menu. List the available menus:
2. Access the Setting menu. List the available menus:
3. Access the Display Setting menu. List the available menus:


PRACTICAL USAGE EXERCISES (cont.) Name: Date:
4. Access the Information menu. List the available menus:
5. Access the Machine Settings menu. List the available menus:
6. Access the Operator Setting menu. List the available menus:


PRACTICAL USAGE EXERCISES (cont.) Name: Date:
4. Access the Service menu. List the available menus:

Knowledge Check
• Instructor note Classroom/Shop knowledge check
• Individual exercise Procedure:
The participant will demonstrate competency by completing the worksheet.
• Materials needed ❏❏ Knowledge check worksheet

AUTOMATIC ENGINE SPEED CONTROL (AEC) FUNCTION
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6 5
7
3
8
2
8
10
19
3
7
1
Module 1 Knowledge Check WORKSHEET 1 Name: Date
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.

Module 1 Knowledge Check worksheet 2 Name: Date:
Score:
Instructions: Select the correct answer(s) for each question.
1. The engine speed dial and AEC switches are inputs to the:
a. Engine ECM
b. Primary Machine ECM
c. Secondary Machine ECM
d. body control module
2. All of the following are input components to the Primary ECM except:
a. bucket angle sensor
b. fan speed sensor
c. operator seat switch
d. hydraulic lock switch
3. The monitor can receive direct video signals from up to ________ work area video cameras.
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5
4. The engine speed dial is a ________ position switch.

a. 3
b. 5
c. 7
d. 8
5. To determine when to employ the Delayed Engine Shutdown (DES) strategy, the Engine ECM considers what two things?
6. Data may be saved from what Service Menu selections?

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Module 2 Main Hydraulic Pumps


Learning Outcomes
• Module learning outcomes You will meet the following learning outcomes during this Main Hydraulic Pumps
module of the 320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavators course:
• Locate and identify the components, service points, and adjustment points of
the main hydraulic pumps.
• Test, adjust, and calibrate the hydraulic pumps during a lab exercise.
• Identify the correct operation of the hydraulic pumps.
• Lab 2 Main Hydraulic Pumps Test and Adjust
• Knowledge Check

LAB 1: MAIN HYDRAULIC PUMPS Component

Identification WORKSHEET 1 Name: Date:
1. Main hydraulic pumps
Function:
2. Pump pressure sensors
Function:
3. Pump regulator
Function:
4. Small actuators
Function:
5. Large actuators
Function:
6. Pump displacement spools
Function:
7. Proportional pump solenoid valves
Function:

6 5
4
7
1
3
1 2
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LAB 1: MAIN HYDRAULICS PUMPS COMPONENT

IDENTIFICATION WORKSHEET 2 Name: Date
Instructions: Fill in the blanks next to the numbers with the correct component name.
1. 5.
2. 6.
3. 7.
4.

Knowledge Check
• Materials needed ❏❏ Knowledge check worksheets

3
5
4
2 6
1 7
15
14 13 12 10
11
9 8
26_1
1. 9.
2. 10.
3. 11.
4. 12.
5. 13.
6. 14.
7. 15.
8.

Module 2 Knowledge Check WORKSHEET 2 Name: Date:
Score:
1. The main hydraulic pumps in the Next Gen HEX are electronically controlled by the:
a. Engine ECM
c. Implement ECM
d. Monitoring system
2. Pump No. 2 is driven by a gear connected to:

a. pump No. 1
b. the driveshaft
c. the engine
d. pump regulator
3. List the electronic inputs which control the pump flow rate and pump delivery pressure in the P-Q curve:
4. The small actuators ___________ the pump swashplate toward the _______________ angle stop.
a. destroke, maximum
b. destroke, minimum
c. upstroke, maximum
d. upstroke, minimum
5. The large actuators ___________ the pump swashplate toward the _______________ angle stop.
a. destroke, maximum
b. destroke, minimum
c. upstroke, maximum
d. upstroke, minimum

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Module 3 Main Control Valve and

Return Oil System

Learning Outcomes
• Module learning outcomes You will meet the following learning outcomes during this Main Control Valve and
Return Oil System module of the 320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic
Excavators course:
the main control valve and return oil system.
• Test, adjust, and calibrate the main control valve and return oil system during a
lab exercise.
• Identify the correct operation of the main control valve and return oil system.
• Lab 2 Main Control Valve and Return Oil System Test and Adjust
• Knowledge Check

LAB 1: MAIN CONTROL VALVE AND RETURN OIL SYSTEM

Component Identification WORKSHEET 1 Name: Date:
1. Main relief valve
Function:
2. Auxiliary valve
Function:
3. Pilot pressure reducing valve
Function:
4. Line relief valves
Function:
5. Stick drift reduction valve
Function:
6. Boom drift reduction valve
Function:
7. Swing priority valve
Function:


Component Identification WORKSHEET 1 (cont.) Name: Date:
8. Travel speed solenoid
Function:
9. Swing brake solenoid
Function:
10. Hydraulic lock solenoid
Function:
11. Pilot manifolds
Function:
12. Stick unload valve
Function:
13. Swing priority solenoid
Function:

3 6
9 5
7 8
4
2 1
32
COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION WORKSHEET 2 Name: Date
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5.

Knowledge Check

3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1 2
24
20 22 10
21 34 11
19
12
18 17 16 15 14 13
34
1. 9.
2. 10.
3. 11.
4. 12.
5. 13.
6. 14.
7. 15.
8. 16.

Module 3 Knowledge Check WORKSHEET 1 (cont.) Name: Date
17. 21.
18. 22.
19. 23.
20. 24.

Score:
1. There are how many primary valve spools in the main control valve?
a. 2
b. 5
c. 9
d. 12
2. What component limits the main hydraulic system pressure?

a. Pump No. 1
b. Pressure reducing valve
c. Line relief valves
d. Main relief valve
3. List the line relief valves:
4. In addition to the hydraulic tank, the major components of the return oil system are:
5. There are how many electronically controlled fans (e-fans) behind the coolers?
a. 2
b. 3
c. 4
d. 5

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Module 4 Boom, Stick, and Bucket

Circuits

Learning Outcomes
• Module learning outcomes You will meet the following learning outcomes during this Boom, Stick, and Bucket
Circuits module of the 320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavators
course:
the boom, stick, and bucket circuits.
• Test, adjust, and calibrate the boom, stick, and bucket circuits during a lab
exercise.
• Identify the correct operation of the boom, stick, and bucket circuits.
• Lab 2 Boom, Stick, and Bucket Circuits Test and Adjust
• Knowledge Check

LAB 1: BOOM, STICK, AND BUCKET CIRCUITS

1. Operator controls
Function:
2. Primary valve spools
Function:
3. Boom cylinders
Function:
4. Stick cylinder
Function:
5. Bucket cylinder
Function:
6. Boom drift reduction valve
Function:
7. Boom raise line relief and makeup valve
Function:


8. Boom lower line relief and makeup valve
Function:
9. Boom 1 load check valve
Function:
10. Boom 2 check valve
Function:
11. Boom head end pressure sensor
Function:
12. Stick drift reduction valve
Function:

4 2
3
2
1
1
4
5
10
9
8
3
2
1 4
7
3
6 8
6
7
41
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.

STICK HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT

STICK OUT
1
2
3
6
18 20 9
3 6
14
19
5
25
8
23 22 9
21
4
19
15
8
24
7
20
12
5 18 11 10
17 16
13
42
1. 8.
2. 9.
3. 10.
4. 11.
5. 12.
6. 13.
7. 14.


COMPONENT IDENTIFICATION WORKSHEET 3 (cont.) Name: Date
15. 21.
16. 22.
17. 23.
18. 24.
19. 25.
20.

Knowledge Check

7
6
9
4
1
3 2
10
8
5
45
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.

Score:
1. What determines the direction of the implement cylinders and motors?

a. Engine ECM
b. Main control valve spools
c. Main hydraulic pumps
d. Primary Machine ECM
2. What prevents unexpected movement of the stick cylinders when the joystick is initially activated at a low pump delivery
pressure?
a. Stick unload valve
b. Stick 1 spool
c. Stick drift reduction valve
d. Load check valves
3. List the purposes of the boom lowering control valves:
4. The ______________ prevents oil leakage from the head end of the stick cylinder, and prevents the stick from drifting
when the control lever is in neutral and the implements are suspended above the ground.
a. stick drift reduction valve
b. stick unload valve
c. stick line relief and makeup valve
d. main control valve

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Module 5 Swing Hydraulic System


Learning Outcomes
• Module learning outcomes You will meet the following learning outcomes during this Swing Hydraulic System
the swing hydraulic system.
• Test, adjust, and calibrate the swing hydraulic system during a lab exercise.
• Identify the correct operation of the swing hydraulic system.
• Lab 2 Swing Hydraulic System Test and Adjust
• Knowledge Check

LAB 1: SWING HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

1. Swing spool
Function:
2. Swing priority valve
Function:
3. Swing priority solenoid
Function:
4. Swing brake solenoid
Function:
5. Swing motor
Function:
6. Breather
Function:
7. Swing angle sensor
Function:


8. Anti-reaction valves
Function:
9. Brake piston
Function:
10. Swing relief valves
Function:
11. Counterbalance valve
Function:

1 2
4
3
6 7
9
8
51
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5.

Knowledge Check

5
3
4
8
1
7
6
53
1. 5.
2. 6.
3. 7.
4. 8.

Score:
1. What provides high pressure supply oil to the swing motor?

a. Main control valve
b. Swing priority valve
c. Main pump No. 1
d. Main pump No. 2
2. What component(s) cushion the upper structure during swing movement?

a. Anti-reaction valves
b. Swing relief valves
c. Fine swing solenoid
d. Swing drive assembly
3. List the component groups of the swing motor assembly:
4. List the components of the planetary assembly:
5. The swing hydraulic system is controlled by the:

a. Engine ECM
c. Implement ECM
d. Electro-hydraulic main control valve

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Module 6 Travel Hydraulic System


Learning Outcomes
• Module learning outcomes You will meet the following learning outcomes during this Travel Hydraulic System
the travel hydraulic system.
• Test, adjust, and calibrate the travel hydraulic system during a lab exercise.
• Identify the correct operation of the travel hydraulic system.
• Lab 2 Travel Hydraulic System Test and Adjust
• Knowledge Check

LAB 1: TRAVEL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM

1. Travel motor assemblies
Function:
2. Final drives
Function:
3. Swivel
Function:
4. Travel speed switch
Function:
5. Counterbalance valves
Function:
6. Pump pressure sensors
Function:
7. Straight travel spool
Function:

1 2 3
4
5
7
6
2
9
8
10
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LAB 1: TRAVEL HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
1. 6.
2. 7.
3. 8.
4. 9.
5. 10.

Knowledge Check

DISPLACEMENT CHANGE VALVE OPERATION 4

LOW SPEED
12
13 13 TRAVEL MOTOR 5
12 6
14 5
7 3
14
2 8
11
7 9
2
10 1 9
10 1
60
1. 8.
2. 9.
3. 10.
4. 11.
5. 12.
6. 13.
7. 14.

Score:
1. The final drives _____________ and _____________ through a gear reduction system.
a. reduce travel motor speed, increase torque
b. increase travel motor speed, reduce torque
2. During low speed operation, the ______________ directs the high pressure oil to the pressure chamber at the left of the
maximum angle servo piston.
a. travel control valve
b. swashplate
c. brake pilot valve
d. displacement change valve
3. The travel counterbalance valves and crossover relief valves work together to perform what four functions?
4. Each counterbalance valve assembly contains what components?
5. What is the default speed mode?

a. Auto
b. Low

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Global Dealer Learning

320/320GC/323 Next Generation

Module 1 Electronic Control System and Monitor

Module 2 Main Hydraulic Pumps

Module 3 Main Control Valve and Return Oil System

Caterpillar: Confidential Yellow

Module 4 Boom, Stick, and Bucket Circuits

Module 5 Swing Hydraulic System

Module 6 Travel Hydraulic System

Caterpillar: Confidential Yellow

Global Dealer Learning

320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavators

Caterpillar: Confidential Yellow

• Audience Level II--field service personnel, resident mechanics, technical communicators,

• References (additional media) Service Manual(s)  Media No.

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Systems Operation M0081158

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Testing and Adjusting M0081159

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Operation and Maintenance Manual M0068104

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Monitoring Systems Operation M0081165

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Hydraulic Schematic UENR6611

320 and 320GC Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 4 Final) UENR8062

320 and 323 Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 3) UENR8063

323 Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 4 Final) UENR8064

Caterpillar: Confidential Yellow

Caterpillar: Confidential Yellow

Global Dealer Learning

320/320GC/323 Next Generation Hydraulic Excavators

Caterpillar: Confidential Yellow

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LAB 1: WALKAROUND Component Identification Name: Date:

_____ Batteries _____ Boom and stick IMUs

_____ Machine ECMs _____ Bucket cylinder position sensor

_____ Product Link Network Manager _____ Rear access panel

_____ Electrical connectors at back of cab _____ Hydraulic oil tank

_____ Engine intake air filter _____ Travel motors

_____ Battery disconnect switch _____ Starter

_____ Air conditioning dryer _____ Engine oil pan

_____ Engine compartment _____ Fuel tank

_____ Counterweight _____ DEF compartment

_____ Fuse and relay panel _____ DEF tank

_____ Cab fresh air filter _____ DEF gauge

_____ Power fuse module _____ Primary fuel filter

_____ Air conditioning condenser _____ Secondary fuel filter

_____ ATAAC _____ Engine oil filter

_____ Radiator _____ Engine oil S•O•S port

_____ Hydraulic oil cooler _____ Main hydraulic pumps

_____ Electric fans _____ Pump suction hose

_____ Radiator shunt tank _____ Pump supply hose

_____ Fuel cooler _____ Quick-Evac connector - engine oil

_____ Main control valve _____ Quick-Evac connector - hydraulic oil

_____ Main control valve pilot solenoids _____ PETU

_____ Hydraulic oil S•O•S port _____ Monitor

_____ Swing motor and drive _____ Right console components

_____ Swivel and swing rotation sensor _____ Door switch

_____ Chassis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) _____ Cat ET connector

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LAB 1: ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM AND MONITOR

2. Body control module

• References (additional media) Service Manual(s) Media No.

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Systems Operation M0081158

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Testing and Adjusting M0081159

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Operation and Maintenance Manual M0068104

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Monitoring Systems Operation M0081165

320, 320GC, 323 Excavator Hydraulic Schematic UENR6611

320 and 320GC Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 4 Final) UENR8062

320 and 323 Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 3) UENR8063

323 Excavator Electrical Schematic (Tier 4 Final) UENR8064

_ Batteries _ Boom and stick IMUs

_ Machine ECMs _ Bucket cylinder position sensor

_ Product Link Network Manager _ Rear access panel

_ Electrical connectors at back of cab _ Hydraulic oil tank

_ Engine intake air filter _ Travel motors

_ Battery disconnect switch _ Starter

_ Air conditioning dryer _ Engine oil pan

_ Engine compartment _ Fuel tank

_ Counterweight _ DEF compartment

_ Fuse and relay panel _ DEF tank

_ Cab fresh air filter _ DEF gauge

_ Power fuse module _ Primary fuel filter

_ Air conditioning condenser _ Secondary fuel filter

_ ATAAC _ Engine oil filter

_ Radiator _ Engine oil S•O•S port

_ Hydraulic oil cooler _ Main hydraulic pumps

_ Electric fans _ Pump suction hose

_ Radiator shunt tank _ Pump supply hose

_ Fuel cooler _ Quick-Evac connector - engine oil

_ Main control valve _ Quick-Evac connector - hydraulic oil

_ Main control valve pilot solenoids _ PETU

_ Hydraulic oil S•O•S port _ Monitor

_ Swing motor and drive _ Right console components

_ Swivel and swing rotation sensor _ Door switch

_ Chassis Inertial Measurement Unit (IMU) _ Cat ET connector