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Hydraulic Excavator
Service Manual
• This Service Manual is prepared for experienced technical personnel, and aims to provide the
technical information necessary for maintenance and repair of this machine.
• This Service Manual may involve the working devices and optional equipment which are not available
in your area. You may purchase such components from local authorized dealer of SANY heavy
machinery co., ltd. The materials and technical specifications may be modified without further notice.
SANY Group
Shanghai SANY Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd.
Shanghai SANY Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. Industrial Park, Ping’an Town,
Fengxian District, Shanghai City, China
Postcode: 201413
http://www.sany.com.cn
Fax: 021-57001222
Sales Hotline: 021-57001111
After-sales Service Hotline: 4008 28 2318
Consultation & Complaints Hotline: 4008 28 2333
Along with the continuous updating of technologies and products, the material and technical specifications
will be changed without further notice. Copyright © 2012 All rights reserved by SANY Group. This Manual
shall not be duplicated, spreaded, sold or modified without the written approval of SANY Group.
SY750H Hydraulic Excavator Table of contents
Table of contents
Page
Preface .......................................................................................................................... 1-1
Safety ............................................................................................................................ 2-1
Technical Specification .................................................................................................. 3-1
Structure, function and maintenance standard .............................................................. 4-1
Standard value of components ...................................................................................... 5-1
Testing and Adjustment ................................................................................................. 6-1
Trouble diagnosis and troubleshooting .......................................................................... 7-1
Disassembling and Assembling ..................................................................................... 8-1
Hydraulic & Electrical Diagram ...................................................................................... 9-1
Preface
Reading Method of Service Manual ............................................................................................................ 1-2
Explanation on Terms for Maintenance Standards ..................................................................................... 1-4
Handling of Electrical Component and Hydraulic Components .................................................................. 1-6
Notices for handling of electrical components ..................................................................................... 1-6
Precautions when Treating Hydraulic Parts ....................................................................................... 1-13
Pipe joint .................................................................................................................................................... 1-15
Type of Pipe Joint............................................................................................................................... 1-15
Tightening Torque of Pipe Joint ......................................................................................................... 1-16
Connection of O-ring .......................................................................................................................... 1-17
Bolt and nut ............................................................................................................................................... 1-18
Table of Tightening Torque for Bolts and Nuts .................................................................................. 1-18
Type of Bolt ........................................................................................................................................ 1-19
Tightening Sequence of Bolts ............................................................................................................ 1-19
Maintenance of Split Flange ...................................................................................................................... 1-20
Table of Tightening Torque for Split Flange Bolt ............................................................................... 1-20
Conversion Table ...................................................................................................................................... 1-21
3. Symbols
The common-used symbols in this Manual are detailed as follows.
4. Unit
In this Service Manual, the units in SI system are used. The units in gravitational system given in { }
are for reference only.
Figure 1- 1
Figure 1-3
2) The edge or welded portion of connector is in
trouble
The pins of connector contact with rolled-up Edge portion
terminal or welded portion. However, if the wire
undertakes too much force, the cladding
material on joint will peel off, so that the
connection will be incorrect or break.
Figure 1-4
3) Disconnection of Wire
If the connector is pulled out by holding the
wire, or the connector connected with
component is lifted up by crane, or the wire is
collided by heavy object, then the rolled-up
edge of connector may get separated, or the
welded portion and wire may get damaged.
Figure 1-5
Figure 1-6
Figure 1-8
Figure 1-9
Figure 1-10
Figure 1-11
2) Connection of Connector
● Visually inspect the connector
Inspect that the pins (mating face) are not
stained with oil or water
Inspect that the pins of connector shall be free
from deformation, contact trouble, rust or
damage.
Inspect that the outside of connector shall be
free from damage or crack.
If there is oil, water or oil sludge on connector,
please wipe it away with a piece of dry cloth. If
water enters into connector, please use a drier
to heat up the inside of wire, but please be
careful not to get it overheated; otherwise short
circuit may be caused.
If the connector is damaged or cracked, please
replace it.
● Fixing of connector
Correctly align the connector and then firmly
insert it. As for the connector equipped with
locking reed, please push in the connector, until
the reed make the sound click. The connector is in
place after chatter
is heard
Figure 1-12
Figure 1-13
Figure 1-14
3) Connection of DT Connector
Since the DT8-pin and 12-pin large-power wire
connector has two buttons, please push them
in until the chatter is heard for twice.
● Convex connector: 1
● Concave connector: 2
● Normal locking state (horizontal): a, b, d
● Incomplete locking state (diagonal): c
Figure 1-15
Figure 1-17
T-shaped
Joint
Figure 1-18
4. Handling of Controller
1) The controller contains a micro-computer and
electronic control circuit. They controls all
electronic circuits on this machine. Therefore,
when handling this controller, please be
extremely careful.
2) Don’t place any article on controller.
3) Use a band or polythene bag to cover the
control connector. Please don’t touch any
contact of connector with hand.
4) In rainy days, don’t place a controller in a
position exposed to rain water.
5) Even for short time, don’t place a controller on
any place where there is oil, water, soil or heat. Figure 1-19
(Please place it on an appropriate dry bench)
6) Notices for electric arc welding
When carrying out electric arc welding on body
of machine, please disconnect all harness Toolbox
connectors which are connected to controllers.
Please install an arc weld earth near the
welding point.
Figure 1-23
4. During refilling operation, don’t let any oil
sludge or dust in
When refilling in hydraulic oil, be careful to
prevent any greasy filthy or dust entering. Be
sure to keep the engine oil filter core and the
surrounding area clean, and it is necessary to
use clean pump and oil storage container. The
greasy filthy accumulated in the storage
process may be filtered out if the oil cleaning
equipment is used, which is a more effective
method.
Figure 1-24
6. Flushing operation
After disassembling and assembling the
equipment or replacing the oil, it is necessary to
remove the impurities, sediments and the used
oil in the hydraulic oil way with flushing oil. Flushing
Usually it is necessary to flush twice: flush oil
mainly with flushing oil, and use specified
hydraulic oil for auxiliary flushing.
Figure 1-25
7. Cleaning operation
After any hydraulic component (pump, control
valve and etc.) is repaired or When this
machine is running, please clean up the oil, so
as to clear away the deposits or impurities in
hydraulic oil way. The oil cleaning equipment is
used to clear away the fine (about 3μ) particles,
so as to ensure that the filter in hydraulic
component can’t be dismantled. Therefore, it is
a very effective equipment.
Figure 1-26
Pipe joint
The pipe joint is used to connect small-diameter
pipes. The metal sealing faces (4) and (5) of joint
(1) and hose (2) will mate with each other, so as to
seal up the pressure oil.
Attention
● Don’t excessively tighten up the nut (3). Too
large force will act on metal sealing faces (4)
and (5), and thus the joint (1) may get
cracked. Be sure to tighten up the nut (3) in Joint body
accordance with the technical specifications.
● The scratch or other damage on sealing
surface (4) or (5) will lead to oil leakage at
connection. During connect/disconnecting
Figure 1-27
operation, please be careful not to damage
the sealing surface.
Concave Convex
Figure 1-28
Attention
● The torque given in this table is only for common use.
● Under special circumstance that the different torque is given, don’t adopt the torque given in this table.
Connection of O-ring
The end faces of O-ring (6) and joint (7) will mate
with each other, so as to seal up the high-pressure
oil.
Hose joint
Figure 1-29
Attention
● When re-connecting the pipes, be sure to replace the O-ring (6) with a new one.
● Before tightening the nut (9), please make sure that the O-ring (6) has been correctly placed in O-ring
groove (8). During tightening of nut (9), if the O-ring (6) moves, the O-ring (6) may get damaged, and
thus oil leakage may occur.
● Please don’t damage O-ring groove (8) or sealing surface (10). The damaged O-ring (6) may lead to
oil leakage.
● If it is found that the oil leakage is caused by loosing of nut (9), don’t handle the oil leakage by
tightening up the nut (9), but replace the O-ring (6) with a new one, confirm that it is reliably mounted
and then tighten up the nut (9).
19 17 44(4.5,32)
22 19 59(6,44)
27 22 118(12,87)
36 30, 32 235(24,173)
41 36 295(30,218)
50 46 490(50,361)
Attention
The following provisions are applicable to fine and coarse thread.
● Please apply the lubricant (namely zinc oxide solved in bobbin oil) onto nuts and bolts, so as to
decrease its friction coefficient. The thrust bolt needs no lubricant.
● The tolerance of torque is ±10%.
● Be sure to use the bolt with correct length. If the bolt is too long, it can’t be properly tightened up,
because the top of bolt will contact the bottom of bolt hole. If the bolt is too short, the fastening force
will insufficient.
● The torque given in the table is only applicable to common purpose. If different torque is given in
special occasion, please don’t use the torque given in the table.
● Before installing any nut or bolt, be sure to ensure that its thread is clean. If there is dirt or rust, please
clear it away.
Type of Bolt
● Please tighten up every nut or bolt to the
specified torque. The type and class of bolt are
indicated in right diagram. Inner
Hexagonal bolt hexagonal bolt
● When assembling this machine or any
component, be sure to use the correct bolts,
and tighten them up correctly.
Figure 1-30
Attention
Tighten them up from
● The tool used shall be suitable for the work center and diagonally
carried out. The temporary use of
inappropriate tools or rules may cause
danger.
● When screwing off or tightening up any nut or
bolt, please use dimension correct tool;
otherwise, the tightening tool may slip, and
thus personal injury may be caused.
Figure 1-31
Figure 1-32
Figure 1-33
Figure 1-34
Conversion Table
Using Method of Conversion Table
In this Section, the conversion table is provided, so as to enable the user to carry out the simple
conversion. For example: Use the conversion table to convert the millimeter to inch.
1. Conversion of 55 millimeters into inch
1) Locate the digit 50 in vertical column on left side, mark this position as (A), and then draw a horizontal
line from (A).
2) Locate the digit 5 in horizontal line on top, mark this position as (B), and then draw a vertical line
downwards from (B).
3) Mark the junction of two lines as (C). This point (C) gives the value for conversion from millimeter to
inch. Therefore, 55mm=2.165in.
2. Conversion from 550 millimeters into inch
Since the digit 550 does not appear in the table, please search for the value corresponding to 55mm,
and then multiply it by 10 (namely multiply 2.165in by 10), so as to obtain 550mm=21.65in.
Length
Millimeter to inch
1mm=0.03937in
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 0 0.039 0.079 0.118 0.157 0.197 0.236 0.276 0.315 0.354
10 0.394 0.433 0.472 0.512 0.551 0.591 0.630 0.669 0.709 0.748
20 0.787 0.827 0.866 0.906 0.945 0.984 1.024 1.063 1.102 1.142
30 1.181 1.220 1.260 1.299 1.339 1.378 1.417 1.457 1.496 1.535
40 1.575 1.614 1.654 1.693 1.732 1.772 1.811 1.850 1.890 1.929
50 1.969 2.008 2.047 2.087 2.126 2.165 2.205 2.244 2.283 2.323
60 2.362 2.402 2.441 2.480 2.520 2.559 2.598 2.638 2.677 2.717
70 2.756 2.795 2.835 2.874 2.913 2.953 2.992 3.031 3.071 3.110
80 3.150 3.189 3.228 3.268 3.307 3.346 3.386 3.425 3.465 3.504
90 3.543 3.583 3.622 3.661 3.701 3.740 3.780 3.819 3.858 3.898
Weight
Kilogram to pound
1kg=2.2046 lb
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 0 2.20 4.41 6.61 90.39 11.02 13.23 15.43 17.64 19.84
10 22.05 24.25 26.46 28.66 112.43 33.07 35.27 37.48 39.68 41.89
20 44.09 46.30 48.50 50.71 134.48 55.12 57.32 59.52 61.73 63.93
30 66.14 68.34 70.55 72.75 156.53 77.16 79.37 81.57 83.77 85.98
40 88.18 90.39 92.59 94.80 178.57 99.21 101.41 103.62 105.82 108.03
50 110.23 112.43 114.64 116.84 200.62 121.25 123.46 125.66 127.87 130.07
60 132.28 134.48 136.69 138.89 222.66 143.30 145.50 147.71 149.91 152.12
70 154.32 156.53 158.73 160.94 244.71 165.35 167.55 169.75 171.96 174.16
80 176.37 178.57 180.78 182.98 266.76 187.39 189.60 191.80 194.00 196.21
90 198.41 200.62 202.82 205.03 288.80 209.44 211.64 213.85 216.05 218.26
Volume
Liter to gallon (USA)
1l=0.2642 U.S.Gal
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 0 0.264 0.528 0.793 1.057 1.321 1.585 1.849 2.114 2.378
10 2.642 2.906 3.170 3.435 3.699 3.963 4.227 4.491 4.756 5.020
20 5.284 5.548 5.812 6.077 6.341 6.605 6.869 7.133 7.398 7.662
30 7.926 8.190 8.454 8.719 8.983 9.247 9.511 9.775 10.040 10.304
40 10.568 10.832 11.096 11.361 11.625 11.889 12.153 12.417 12.682 12.946
50 13.210 13.474 13.738 14.003 14.267 14.531 14.795 15.059 15.324 15.588
60 15.852 16.116 16.380 16.645 16.909 17.173 17.437 17.701 17.966 18.230
70 18.494 18.758 19.022 19.287 19.551 19.815 20.079 20.343 20.608 20.872
80 21.136 21.400 21.664 21.929 22.193 22.457 22.721 22.985 23.250 23.514
90 23.778 24.042 24.306 24.571 24.835 25.099 25.363 25.627 25.892 26.156
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 0 0.220 0.440 0.660 0.880 1.100 1.320 1.540 1.760 1.980
10 2.200 2.420 2.640 2.860 3.080 3.300 3.520 3.739 3.959 4.179
20 4.399 4.619 4.839 5.059 5.279 5.499 5.719 5.939 6.159 6.379
30 6.599 6.819 7.039 7.259 7.479 7.699 7.919 8.139 8.359 8.579
40 8.799 9.019 9.239 9.459 9.679 9.899 10.119 10.339 10.559 10.779
50 10.999 11.218 11.438 11.658 11.878 12.098 12.318 12.538 12.758 12.978
60 13.198 13.418 13.638 13.858 14.078 14.298 14.518 14.738 14.958 15.178
70 15.398 15.618 15.838 16.058 16.278 16.498 16.718 16.938 17.158 17.378
80 17.598 17.818 18.038 18.258 18.477 18.697 18.917 19.137 19.357 19.577
90 19.797 20.017 20.237 20.457 20.677 20.897 21.117 21.337 21.557 21.777
Torque
Kilogram meter to foot meter
1 kgf·m=7.233 ft.lb
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 0 7.2 14.5 21.7 28.9 36.2 43.4 50.6 57.9 65.1
10 72.3 79.6 86.8 94.0 101.3 108.5 115.7 123.0 130.2 137.4
20 144.7 151.9 159.1 166.4 173.6 180.8 188.1 195.3 202.5 209.8
30 217.0 224.2 231.5 238.7 245.9 253.2 260.4 267.6 274.9 282.1
40 289.3 296.6 303.8 311.0 318.3 325.5 332.7 340.0 347.2 354.4
50 361.7 368.9 376.1 383.3 390.6 397.8 405.0 412.3 419.5 426.7
60 434.0 441.2 448.4 455.7 462.9 470.1 477.4 484.6 491.8 499.1
70 506.3 513.5 520.8 528.0 535.2 542.5 549.7 556.9 564.2 571.4
80 578.6 585.9 593.1 600.3 607.6 614.8 622.0 629.3 636.5 643.7
90 651.0 658.2 665.4 672.7 679.9 687.1 694.4 701.6 708.8 716.1
100 723.3 730.5 737.8 745.0 752.2 759.5 766.7 773.9 781.2 788.4
110 795.6 802.9 810.1 817.3 824.6 831.8 839.0 846.3 853.5 860.7
120 868.0 875.2 882.4 889.7 896.9 904.1 911.4 918.6 925.8 933.1
130 940.3 947.5 954.8 962.0 969.2 976.5 983.7 990.9 998.2 1005.4
140 1012.6 1019.9 1027.1 1034.3 1041.6 1048.8 1056.0 1063.3 1070.5 1077.7
150 1085.0 1092.2 1099.4 1106.6 1113.9 1121.1 1128.3 1135.6 1142.8 1150.0
160 1157.3 1164.5 1171.7 1179.0 1186.2 1193.4 1200.7 1207.9 1215.1 1222.4
170 1229.6 1236.8 1244.1 1251.3 1258.5 1265.8 1273.0 1280.2 1287.5 1294.7
180 1301.9 1309.2 1316.4 1323.6 1330.9 1338.1 1345.3 1352.6 1359.8 1367.0
190 1374.3 1381.5 1388.7 1396.0 1403.2 1410.4 1417.7 1424.9 1432.1 1439.4
Pressure
Kilogram/square meter to pound/square inch
1 kgf/cm2=14.2233 lb/in2
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
0 0 14.2 28.4 42.7 56.9 71.1 85.3 99.6 113.8 128.0
10 142.2 156.5 170.7 184.9 199.1 213.3 227.6 241.8 256.0 270.2
20 284.5 298.7 312.9 327.1 341.4 355.6 369.8 384.0 398.3 412.5
30 426.7 440.9 455.1 469.4 483.6 497.8 512.0 526.3 540.5 554.7
40 568.9 583.2 597.4 611.6 625.8 640.0 654.3 668.5 682.7 696.9
50 711.2 725.4 739.6 753.8 768.1 782.3 796.5 810.7 825.0 839.2
60 853.4 867.6 881.8 896.1 910.3 924.5 938.7 953.0 967.2 981.4
70 996 1010 1024 1038 1053 1067 1081 1095 1109 1124
80 1138 1152 1166 1181 1195 1209 1223 1237 1252 1266
90 1280 1294 1309 1323 1337 1351 1365 1380 1394 1408
100 1422 1437 1451 1465 1479 1493 1508 1522 1536 1550
110 1565 1579 1593 1607 1621 1636 1650 1664 1678 1693
120 1707 1721 1735 1749 1764 1778 1792 1806 1821 1835
130 1849 1863 1877 1892 1906 1920 1934 1949 1963 1977
140 1991 2005 2020 2034 2048 2062 2077 2091 2105 2119
150 2133 2148 2162 2176 2190 2205 2219 2233 2247 2262
160 2276 2290 2304 2318 2333 2347 2361 2375 2390 2404
170 2418 2432 2446 2461 2475 2489 2503 2518 2532 2546
180 2560 2574 2589 2603 2617 2631 2646 2660 2674 2688
190 2702 2717 2731 2745 2759 2774 2788 2802 2816 2830
200 2845 2859 2873 2887 2902 2916 2930 2944 2958 2973
210 2987 3001 3015 3030 3044 3058 3072 3086 3101 3115
220 3129 3143 3158 3172 3186 3200 3214 3229 3243 3257
230 3271 3286 3300 3314 3328 3342 3357 3371 3385 3399
240 3414 3428 3442 3456 3470 3485 3499 3513 3527 3542
Temperature
● If you want to convert Fahrenheit temperature into Celsius temperature, please regard the bold-face in
the central column as the Fahrenheit temperature, and read the corresponding Celsius temperature in
left column.
● If you want to convert Celsius temperature into Fahrenheit temperature, please regard the bold-face in
the central column as the Celsius temperature, and read the corresponding Fahrenheit temperature in
right column.
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Safety
Instructions on Safety Signs ........................................................................................................................ 2-3
Safety Signals ...................................................................................................................................... 2-3
Other Signals........................................................................................................................................ 2-3
General Notices ........................................................................................................................................... 2-4
Safety Regulations ............................................................................................................................... 2-4
Keeping the Work Area Tidy and Clean ............................................................................................... 2-5
Storage of Liquid .................................................................................................................................. 2-5
Cleaning of Part.................................................................................................................................... 2-6
Cleaning of this Machine ...................................................................................................................... 2-6
Reasonable Dressing ........................................................................................................................... 2-6
Personal Protective Equipment ............................................................................................................ 2-7
Correct Use of Tools ............................................................................................................................ 2-7
Fire Extinguisher and Emergency Exit ................................................................................................. 2-7
Preparatory Work before Maintenance ....................................................................................................... 2-8
Preparation before Operation ............................................................................................................... 2-8
Warning Signs ...................................................................................................................................... 2-9
Self-preparation .................................................................................................................................. 2-10
Notices for Maintenance/Repair ................................................................................................................ 2-11
Operation during Engine Running ...................................................................................................... 2-11
Dismantlement of Machine Accessories ............................................................................................ 2-12
Operation under Machine ................................................................................................................... 2-12
Adding or Replacement of Oil ............................................................................................................ 2-12
Alignment of Components .................................................................................................................. 2-13
When Using Hammer ......................................................................................................................... 2-13
When Using Compressed Air ............................................................................................................. 2-13
Welding Operation.............................................................................................................................. 2-13
Tensioning Spring .............................................................................................................................. 2-14
Safe Operation of High Pressure Hose .............................................................................................. 2-14
Be Careful for High Pressure Liquid................................................................................................... 2-15
Hot Coolant ........................................................................................................................................ 2-15
Air conditioning system ...................................................................................................................... 2-16
Safe Use of Electricity ........................................................................................................................ 2-16
Interruption of Power Supply for System............................................................................................ 2-16
Handling of Battery ............................................................................................................................. 2-17
indicates an imminent danger, which, if not avoided, will cause death or serious
Danger injury.
indicates a potential danger, which, if not avoided, may cause death or serious
Warning injury.
Attention indicates a potential danger, which, if not avoided, may cause minor or medium
injury, and is also used to remind the unsafe operation which may cause
personal injury or damage to this machine and environment.
In this Manual, this symbol is used to mark the safety notices. The notices marked with these symbols
shall be implemented carefully. If any dangerous situation occurs or may occur, please firstly consider
safety, and take necessary measures.
It is used in illustrations to warn the users of operation which may not be carried out.
Other Signals
In addition, the following signals indicate the matters which must be comply with for the purpose of
protecting this machine, or provide you with the useful information.
Note It is used to indicate the measures which must be taken to prevent the service life of this machine
from getting shortened.
Remarks It provides very useful information.
Warning
● Incorrect maintenance/repair operation is very dangerous, and may cause serious injury/death
accident.
● Before maintaining or repairing this machine, be sure to read and understand this Manual.
● Never carry out the use or operation which is prohibited by this Manual. If the operation to be carried
out is not expressly prohibited, please ensure the safety of you and others.
● If the fuel oil volume, particle or latitude exceeds the maximum value specified for this model and
application, it might lead to injuries, and such circumstance will not be covered by the quality warranty.
● The machine provided by SANY Heavy Machinery Co., Ltd. to the purchasing country complies with
all the applicable specifications and standards. If the machine is purchased from another country or
from the person of another country, some safety devices and technical requirements may not be
available for your country. Please contact with the authorized agent of SANY Heavy Machinery Co.,
Ltd. before use if you have any doubt about whether the machine meets the local use standards and
specifications.
General Notices
It is very important to formulate the appropriate
safety rules for all persons which enter into or use
the workshop and paste or set up such rules in
conspicuous place. If possible, provide the working
personnel with written safety rules, and discuss with
them over relevant questions or give the answers.
Properly implement of safety rules will ensure the
safety of employees, and provide the most effective
environment for work and study.
Please make it a habit to always keep safety in
mind, and don’t study the safety rules before
carrying out any work and then forget them after the
work is completed. Most of safety accidents are
caused by carelessness, hasty operation or
ignorance of safety rules. Please remember: If you
work carefully and strictly comply with the provisions
in this Manual, the maintenance/repair work will
become safe and pleasant.
Warning
● Incorrect operation is very dangerous. Before
operating this machine, please carefully read
the contents about safety in Service Manual.
Safety Regulations
Before carrying out any lubrication or repair, please
read all safety signs on this machine. As for the
position of safety signs and the detailed explanation
for notices, please refer to the safety manual.
Carefully study and comply with the safety rules
relating to work process. When encountering any Figure 2-1
problem, please seek for help and don’t take risk.
Only the authorized operation personnel may carry
out any operation which requires license or
qualification certificate.
Understand the work that you will carry out.
Maintaining or repairing this machine without
receiving any instruction may lead to serious
mistake. During maintenance/repair, if you can’t
confirm the specific maintenance/repair procedure,
please refer to service manual. If you have any
doubt about operation contents and operation
method, please ask for help from others.
No romping is permitted in workshop. The
temporary “comedy” may lead to lifelong “tragedy”.
The distraction and chatting during
maintenance/repair operation may increase the
possibility of injury.
If you want to smoke, please go to the designated
smoking area. Smoking in operation area is
absolutely prohibited.
Storage of Liquid
The liquid such as fuel, lubricating oil, coolant and
detergent shall be appropriately stored in a place
which is far away from work area. Please keep the
storage place well ventilated.
It is prohibited to randomly place the container of
liquid; otherwise the liquid may overflow and cause
fire. Please carefully read the information about
storage and handling of liquid as stated in label on
container.
Please strictly correctly store and handle the liquid
in accordance with the label on container, and don’t
pour a kind of liquid into the container used to store
another kind of liquid. The improper storage of oil
Figure 2-3
and liquid may lead to damage of equipment, fire or
explosion.
Neither smoking or open flame is permitted near oil;
otherwise fire or explosion may be caused.
When handling any oil or liquid, please put on the
personal protective equipment. Please carefully
handle any oil or liquid.
Cleaning of Part
It is prohibited to use gasoline, diesel oil or and
inflammable liquid clean up part, please use the
specified insoluble solvent to carry out cleaning,
otherwise fire and explosion may be caused. Bang!
Figure 2-4
Figure 2-5
Reasonable Dressing
Improper dressing, loose clothing, leisure clothing,
jewel, unfit shoes and long hair may cause personal
injury.
Please formulate the list of dressing which is
prohibited in workshop; before any operation,
please inspect every operator in accordance with
the list.
Figure 2-6
Figure 2-9
Figure 2-11
Figure 2-12
Warning Signs
When an operation is carried out by two or more
persons, before the operation, please reach
consensus on operation process and
communication signal. Before carrying out any
operational step, be sure to inform your colleagues.
Before maintaining the machine, it is necessary to
hang the warning board “Do not Operate” or similar
warning sign on the starting switch or direction
controller to warn that other people are maintaining
the excavator.
If necessary, set up additional warning signs near
this machine. During the maintenance operation, if
any one starts the engine or contacts or operates
any control rod or presses down any pedal, serious Figure 2-13
accident may be caused.
Figure 2-14
Self-preparation
Only the after-sales service personnel certified by
SANY heavy machinery co., ltd. may maintain or
repair this machine. If necessary, an observer may
be appointed.
Wear protective clothing for work and safety shoes.
Please wear rubber apron and rubber gloves when
contacting with corrosive materials. Wear safety
gloves when handling wood material, steel wire
rope or sharp metal.
Wear protective masks when removing the springs
or other elastic parts, or supplementing acid to the
storage battery. Wear safety helmets and protective
goggles when performing welding or cutting Figure 2-15
operations.
Do not perform grinding, flame cutting or welding
operations without breather and ventilation
equipment. Please refer to relevant manual for
proper operation procedures if having to weld on
the excavator.
Figure 2-16
Figure 2-19
Figure 2-22
Alignment of Components
When installing or aligning any component, please
be very careful.
When aligning any round hole or mating surface,
please don’t use hand or finger, so as to prevent
your hand or finger from being squeezed or
crushed.
When aligning any component, please use the
appropriate tool, so as to prevent your hand or
finger from being injured.
Figure 2-23
Welding Operation
There exists risks of fire hazard or electric shock in
the welding process; thus, only the competent
welder are allowed to perform welding operations,
and appropriate equipment shall be equipped; the
incompetent personnel shall not weld.
Figure 2-25
Tensioning Spring
When maintaining or repairing the crawler, please
pay attention to the danger which may be caused
by crawler tensioning spring. The crawler tensioning
spring is always in high-pressure state. During
disassembling, the improper operation may make
the spring fly out and cause serious personal injury.
Don’t knock the tensioning springs of crawler,
because these springs under huge pressure may
break explosively and thus cause personal injury.
When dismantling and installing the crawler, please
be very careful. When the main chain link of crawler
is disconnected, the whole crawler may suddenly Figure 2-26
get disconnected and cause personal injury. When
disconnecting the main chain link of crawler, be
sure to evade from the travelling route of crawler.
Hot Coolant
When the engine temperature increases, the
pressure of cooling system will increase. Before
taking down the radiator cover, it is necessary to
stop the engine, cool down the system and then
take down the radiator cap after the coolant
temperature reduces.
Figure 2-29
Attention
● R134a refrigerant is nontoxic gas under
normal temperature but would become highly
toxic gas after encountering the fire.
Figure 2-32
Handling of Battery
Carrying out operation near battery involves certain
danger, especially when the battery has been used
for a while. The following are the notices for
maintenance of battery or operation near battery:
1) When carrying out any operation near battery,
be sure to put on personal protective
equipment.
2) The gas emitted by battery is very explosive.
After opening the battery box, please leave
sufficient time to let the gas in box escape, and
then carry out the maintenance operation.
3) When handling the battery, be sure to select a Figure 2-33
well-ventilated place.
4) If the battery is corroded, please use the
mixture of sodium bicarbonate and warm water
to clean it up.
5) Once the electrolyte of battery splashes onto
your skin or into your eyes, please immediately
flush skin or eyes with a lot of fresh water, and
see a doctor as soon as possible.
Figure 2-34
Accumulator
The accumulator is charged with high pressure
nitrogen. Improper operation of accumulator would
cause explosion, resulting in serious accident.
Therefore, it is necessary to observe the following
precautions:
1) Do not disassemble the accumulator.
2) Keep the accumulator away from the fire and
do not expose it in the flame.
3) Do not drill holes, weld or apply cutting etc. on
the accumulator.
4) Do not collide or roll the accumulator, or subject
the accumulator to any impact.
Figure 2-35
5) When disposing the accumulator, it is
necessary to bleed the air; please contact with
the authorized agent of SANY Heavy
Machinery Co., Ltd. for this operation.
Figure 2-38
Other Notices
Notices for Lifting Operation and Signaling
1) Only a designated worker may send the signal,
and all personnel involved in operation shall
communicate with each other frequently. The
designated signaler shall stay at such a
Warning
● Please carefully read the operation & maintenance manual of crane in advance, and safely operate
the crane.
Attention
● The permissible load is 1/6 of breaking force of used steel wirerope. (safety coefficient: 6)
Technical Specification
Specified size .............................................................................................................................................. 3-2
Overall Dimensions .............................................................................................................................. 3-2
Operation range ................................................................................................................................... 3-3
Technical Specification ................................................................................................................................ 3-4
Table of Weight ........................................................................................................................................... 3-6
Engine oil, fuel and coolant ......................................................................................................................... 3-7
Feature curve of engine............................................................................................................................... 3-8
Specified size
Overall Dimensions
Unit: mm
Items SY750H
A Total length (transportation posture) 12865
B Total width 4030/3430
C Total height (transportation posture) 4855
D Width of upper portion (including walking platform) 4290
E Total height (top of cab) 3800
F Std. track shoe width 650
G Track gauge 3380/2780
H Minimum ground clearance 875
I Tail swing radius 4220
J Length to centers of rollers 4650
K Track length 5865
L Ground clearance of upper frame 1538
Explanation: B and G respectively include extended width and retracted width
Operation range
Unit: mm
Name SY750H
a Max. digging height 11055
b Max. loading height 7210
c Max. digging depth 7630
d Maximum vertical excavation depth 4300
e Max. digging reach 12050
f Min. swing radius 5515
g Maximum height at minimum swing radius 9775
Technical Specification
Excavator model SY750H
KYB MSF-340VP-FH7
Running Motor
(Braking valve, parking brake)
Hydraulic Hydraulic motor
Kawaski oblique shaft type plunger
system Slewing motor motor
(Slewing stop controller)
Type Reciprocating plunger type
Boom cylinder mm Φ190×Φ130×1790×2520
Hydraulic cylinder
Bucket rod cylinder mm Φ215×Φ150×2140×3030
Bucket cylinder mm Φ200×Φ140×1455×2210
Note: This table of weight only provides reference for operation or transportation of components.
SAE 30
SAE 10W
Engine oil pan
SAE 10W-30
SAE 15W-40
Slewing
mechanism
box Engine oil
Guide wheel
SAE 30
Supporting
wheel
Carrying wheel
SAE 10W
SAE 10W-30
SAE 15W-40
Hydraulic
system
L-HV32 low-temperature anti-
wear hydraulic oil
Hydraulic
oil L-HM46 anti-wear hydraulic oil
Fuel tank Diesel oil GB252 premium grade - #20 diesel oil
Lubricating
Grease nozzle NLGI No.2
grease
Cooling
Coolant Fill in anti-freezing solution
system
● Engine oil recommended by Sany Heavy Machinery: above API CF-4and no lower than API CD.
● Gear oil recommended by SANY heavy machinery co., ltd.: GL-5.
● Please purchase the genuine oil of Sany from authorized dealer of SANY heavy machinery co., ltd., so
as to ensure the quality of oil.
Figure 3-3
Figure 4-1
1. Muffler Technical Specification
2. Flywheel Capacity of engine oil: 52L
3. Rubber vibration damper assembly
4. Radiator assembly
Figure 4-2
1. Intercooler Technical Specification
2. A/C radiator Radiator assembly:
3. Water inlet pipe ZH1150×450×1390-S180Z45Q/SY015028
4. Fuel radiator Coolant used:
5. Water tank 36L+24L=60L (among which 36L is the capacity of
6. Water radiator engine, and 24L is the capacity of radiator)
7. Water outlet pipe
Transmission Train
Transmission Train
Figure 4-3
1. Slewing motor 6. Accumulator
2. Back slewing reducer 7. Multi-way valve
3. Slewing bearing 8. Retarder assembly
4. Guide wheel 9. Plunger pump
5. Slewing connector 10. Engine
Figure 4-4
Figure 4-5
Technical Specification
Reduction ratio: 87
Figure 4-6
Technical Specification
Reduction ratio: (14+52)/14× (21.78+52)/16=21.74
Slewing bearing
Figure 4-7
Figure 4-8
1. Guide wheel ● The size and number of supporting wheels will
2. Supporting wheel vary from model to model, but the basic
3. Carrying wheel structure is same.
4. Track ● Number of supporting wheels
5. Driving wheel Model Number (one side)
6. Tensioning device SY750H 9
Guide wheel
Figure 4-9
SY750H Unit: mm
Standard
S/N Inspection Item Measures
Standard
Repair limit
dimension
Carry out welding or
1 A 810 790
replacement
2 B 855 /
Carry out welding or
3 C 22.5 32.5
replacement
4 D 270 /
5 E 126 /
6 F (bushing) 130 131 (reference) Replacement
7 G (shaft) 130 129 (reference) Replacement
Driving wheel
SY750H Unit: mm
Standard Measures
S/N Inspection Item
Standard dimension Repair limit
Carry out welding or
1 A 442.5 437.5
replacement
Carry out welding or
2 B 397.5 392.5
replacement
3 C 114 / /
4 D (pitch) 260.35 / /
Supporting wheel
Figure 4-10
SY750H Unit: mm
Standard Measures
S/N Inspection Item
Standard dimension Repair limit
Carry out welding or
1 A 260 240
replacement
2 B (shaft) 110 109 (reference) Replacement
3 C 26 / /
4 D (bushing) 110 111 (reference) Replacement
Carrying wheel
Figure 4-11
SY750H Unit: mm
Standard Measures
S/N Inspection Item
Standard dimension Repair limit
Carry out welding
1 A 175 155
or replacement
2 B 265 / /
3 C 121 / /
4 D (shaft) 59.8 / /
Track
Figure 4-12
SY750H Unit: mm
Standard
S/N Inspection Item Measures
Standard dimension Repair limit
1 A 151 146 Replacement
2 B 1 61 Replacement
3 C 260.35 / /
4 D (shaft) 57.5 /
5 E 5 10
6 F (Bolt) M27×2 / /
Figure 4-13
SY750H
Unit: mm
Figure 4-14
Figure 4-15
Figure 4-16
1. Oil discharge filter element Technical Specification
2. Oil return filter core Capacity of oil tank: 700L
3. Hydraulic oil tank Effective capacity: 630L
4. Liquid level meter Breather valve
5. Oil suction filter core Filtration precision: 10μm
6. Breather valve Ambient temperature: -30℃~100℃
7. Oil suction cover Pressure setting: Air suction side → 0.004MPa(at 1L/min)
8. Oil return cover Air exhaust side → 0.017MPa(at 1L/min)
Directi
on A
Overview
● This pump is composed of two variable swashplate-type plunger pumps, two regulators and one pilot
gear pump.
a1: Mounting hole of front pump A3: Oil output port of pilot gear 1: Front pump
pressure sensor pump 2: Rear pump
a2: Mounting hole of rear pump Psv1: Control port of front pump 3: Pilot gear pump
pressure sensor regulator 4: Front pump
a3: Front pump regulator pressure Psv2: Control port of rear pump regulator
testing port regulator 5: Rear pump
a4: Pressure testing port on rear Dr1: Oil discharge port of front regulator
pump regulator pump
a5: Pilot gear pump output Dr2: Oil discharge port of rear
pressure testing port pump
A1: Oil transfer port of front pump Dr3: Oil discharge port of front
A2: Rear pump
Dr4: Oil discharge port of rear
pump
B1: Oil suction port of pump
B3: Oil suction port of pilot
pump
User Manual for Kawaski Swashplate-type K3V/K5V Axial Plunger Pump K3V280DTH
Model representation
Model of regulator:
As for detailed
explanation, please refer
to the user manual for
regulator
Rotating direction
R: Right rotation (viewed from
shaft side)
L: Left rotation (viewed from
shaft side)
Design no.
H: With turbocharger
K3V pump
Specification
Model K3V280
Displacement (cm3/rev) 280
Rated 34.3
Pressure (MPa)
Maximum 37.2
Maximum 1800
*Speed min-1
Self-suction maximum 1800
Mass kg 300
Type Anti-wear hydraulic working oil
Temperature range -20℃~+95℃
Working oil Viscosity range 10-1000cst (mm2/s)
Nominal value of oil return circuit:10μm
Recommended oil filter
Oil suction circuit 80-150 mesh
*It can be used only when the pressure at oil-suction flange disc is higher than 0.01mpa
Please set up the 10μ oil filter in oil return circuit of actuation
element, as indicated in the figure below. In addition, please also
set up the 80-150 mesh oil strainer on oil suction side.
1 Oil filter
Air
150 mesh
150 mesh
Critical value of
temperature
Viscosity
high
Viscosity
Optimal use
Optimal viscosity and
2 temperature of working
oil
Range
Critical
value of low
viscosity
Items Notices
If possible, don’t set aside pump or motor for long time (more than 1 year).
During the storage period, please start it for short time even once.
Long-term storage In addition, even if a part is stored, it is still effective to rotate the shaft end
with hand. If it has been stored for too long time, please disassemble and
inspect it.
Modification of rotating Please note that the rotating direction of pump is rightward when being
direction viewed from shaft end.
Items Notices
The housing of pump shall be filled with oil. Since there are high-speed
rotating parts such as bearing, plunger, sliding shoe, sphere bushing and
Fill in oil gear in pump, if the housing is not filled with oil, these parts may get
heated or damaged.
Therefore, be sure to fully fill the oil.
If air exists in circuit and pump, the action will be abnormal and the parts
Bleed off the air
may get damaged. Therefore, please fully bleed the air.
4. When the flowrate of pump excessively reduces, and the output pressure can’t increase
Installation torque
Part name Specification B(mm) Name of Tool
(N˙m)
M8 34 6
Inner hexagonal bolt
M12 98 10 Hexagonal spanner
(material SCM435)
M22 630 17
G1/8 17 5
RO/ROH oil plug
G1/4 36 6
Material (G1/8, G1/4: S45C Hexagonal spanner
G3/4 170 12
G3/4, G1-1/4: SCM435)
G1-1/4 270 17
Attached figure 1
Reference diagram
Less than
C0.2
Less than
C0.2
Driving-side resin cover (used for Driven-side resin cover (used for
needle bearing) needle bearing)
Pilot pump
Figure 4-55
Functions
● The engine will drive the driving shafts of main pump and pilot pump via gearbox, and then drive the
pilot pump through engagement of gear.
Regulator
Type: KR3D-OE82-V
Figure 4-27
SY750 main
pump regulator
Function principle
● The regulator controls the flowrate of main
pump on the basis of various command signals,
so as to ensure that the driving power of pump
will not exceed the power transmitted by the
engine to main pump.
● The front pump and rear pump are respectively
equipped with a regulator. The main parts of
regulator are electromagnetic proportional
pressure-reducing valve (1), positive flowrate
regulator (2), servo piston (3), and servo
changeover valve (4). On the basis of various
command signal, the regulator will open or
close the oil way of servo piston (3) and change
the inclination of swashplate, so as to control
the flowrate of pump.
Current control: in normal state
● The inclination angle (output flowrate) of
swashplate of pump can be freely controlled by
changing the command current value I flowing
into electromagnetic proportional pressure- Figure 4-20
reducing valve. This regulator adopts the
positive flowrate control (positive control)
method, and as the command current value I
increases, the output flowrate Q will also
increase. The current for flowrate necessary for
operation can be input via this mechanism. As
a result, the pump will only transmit the
necessary flowrate, and the power will not be
wasted.
Hydraulic power control: for emergency use
● In the hydraulic power control state, the
inclination angle (output flowrate) of swashplate
of pump will be automatically reduced as the
output pressure Pd of pump increases, so as to
control the input torque below a certain value.
(When the speed is constant, the input power
will become the constant power.)
● When the power control is carried out, the
regulator of every pump will be controlled to the
same inclination angle (output flowrate).
Therefore, the state of power control is not
related to load of two pumps, and will
automatically prevent the prime mover from
getting overloaded.
● With this mechanism, the pump will obtain the
optimal power during operation.
● Though the regulator has the above-mentioned
2 control mechanisms, when various controls
jointly act, the mechanical calculation
mentioned below will give priority to the small
inclination angle (small flowrate) command.
Adjustment of regulator
Figure 4-21
Figure 4-22
Output flowrate Q
(954). Other control features will remain
unchanged, and only the maximum flowrate will
change.
Figure 4-23
Figure 4-24
Input power
Output flowrate Q
Adjustment of external spring
● After loosening the hexagonal nut (630), please
screw in (or screw off) the adjusting screw (C)
(628) to carry out adjustment. If the adjusting
screw (C) (628) is screwed in, the control curve
will move rightwards as indicated in the right
figure, and the input power will increase.
Furthermore, if the adjusting screw (C) (628)
has been screwed in for N rounds, since the
internal spring (626) will also rotate, its set
value will also change. Therefore, please turn
Output pressure (Pd1)
the adjusting screw (C) (627) in reversed
direction for N×A.
(As for value of A, please refer to the attached Figure 4-25
table)
Figure 4-26
Figure 4-27
Explanation on action
Displacement Q of pump
● As indicated in the right figure, the output
flowrate of pump can be controlled in a stepless
manner through command current value I
(When the speed of pump is fixed).
Figure 4-28
1) During electrical control The mouthpiece C1 is
connected with large diameter
Flowrate increase head of servo piston
● When the command current value I increases,
the secondary pressure P2 of electromagnetic
proportional pressure-reducing valve will
increase, so that the pilot plunger (643) will
move towards A until P2 is balanced with the
force of pilot spring (646). The movement of
pilot plunger will be transmitted to deflector rod
(2) (613) via pin (875), and the deflector rod (2)
(613) will rotate in the direction of arrow around
point B. The rotation of deflector rod (2) will
also be transmitted to feedback rod (611) via
axis pin (897), and the feedback rod (611) will
rotate together with B in the same direction
around point C. Meanwhile, the valve core
(652) connected with feedback rod will move Figure 4-29
towards D. When the valve core is moving
towards D, the mouthpiece C1 will be
connected with mouthpiece of oil tank, so that
the pressure in large-diameter chamber of
servo piston will be released. As a result, the
output pressure Pd1 flowing through the small-
diameter chamber will move the servo piston
(532) towards E, and thus the flowrate will
increase. Since the feedback rod is connected
with servo piston and valve core, if the servo
piston moves towards E, the feedback rod will
rotate around the point F, so that the valve core
will move to its original position. Owing to this
movement, the opening between slide valve
and valve body will be closed slowly, and the
servo piston will stop when such opening is
fully closed.
Figure 4-30
Figure 4-32
Figure 4-66
Figure 4-67
Cross-section C-C
Figure 4-68
Cross-section D-D
Cross-section N-N
Figure 4-69
Cross-section Q-Q
Cross-section K-K
Cross-section E-E
Figure 4-70
Traveling
Straight
RIGHT
travelling
Traveling
LEFT
Back swing
Boom 2
Boom 1
Standby
Bucket
Bucket 2
Bucket 1
Bypass
cutoff
Figure 4-72
Operating principle
(1) When the valve cores are at middle position
(Main circuit)
● When all valve cores are at the middle position, the working oil supplied by hydraulic pump (front) will
flow from mouthpiece P1 of pump, be led into main oil way (1), flow into middle position bypass (2) of
valve core of straight travelling (308), left travelling (301), boom 1 (303), bucket (304) and bucket arm
2 (306) (performance of M-shaped slide valve at middle position), and return to working oil tank from
oil return mouthpieces R1 and R3.
● The working oil supplied by hydraulic pump (rear) will flow into via mouthpiece P2 of pump, will be led
into main oil way (3), will flow through middle position bypass (4) of valve core of right travelling (301),
slewing (305), boom 2 (307), standby (309) and bucket arm 1 (302) (performance of M-shaped slide
valve at middle position), and will return to the working oil tank via mouthpieces R1 and R3 of oil tank.
Figure 4-73
(2) Traveling
(Pilot circuit)
● If the left travelling valve core or right travelling valve core is switched, the side oil way will be closed,
and thus the pressure of mouthpiece Pie (signal mouthpiece for travelling) will increase.
(Main circuit)
● When the pilot mouthpiece xbtl used for left travelling valve core (301) is pressurized, the middle
position bypass (2) on the boom 1side will be closed, and the working oil supplied by hydraulic pump
(front) will be supplied into left travelling motor from mouthpiece btl.
● Similarly, when the pilot mouthpiece xbtr used for right travelling valve core (301) is pressurized, the
middle position bypass (2) on bucket arm 1 side will be closed, and thus the working oil supplied by
hydraulic pump (rear) will be supplied into right travelling motor from mouthpiece Btr.
● On the other hand, the oil returning from left/right travelling motor will pass the left travelling (right
travelling) valve core from mouthpiece atl (Atr), and then return to the working oil tank from oil return
mouthpieces R1 and R3.
● When the travelling on the opposite side is carried out (when the pilot mouthpieces xatr and xatl are
pressurized), the situation will be as same as the above-mentioned.
Running Motor
Figure 4-74
(Main circuit)
● When the bucket arm is being retracted, the pilot pressure oil will be supplied into mouthpieces xbal
and xba2. When the pilot pressure oil is applied onto mouthpieces xbal and xba2, the bucket arm 1
and bucket arm 2 valve cores will respectively change over to right side as indicated in Figure 4-52. As
a result, the working oil flowing in from mouthpiece P2 will be led into middle position bypass (4) via
main oil way (3). By switching the valve core (302) of bucket arm 1, the middle position bypass will be
cut off. As a result, flow into the working oil flowing into parallel oil way will push open the cone valve
(253) of logic valve, and flow into bucket arm 1 valve core (302) from U-shaped oil way. And then, the
oil will flow into circumference of bucket arm 1valve core (302), and
Will be supplied into piston head chamber (H) of bucket arm cylinder from mouthpiece Ba1.
● On one hand, the working oil flowing in from mouthpiece P1 will be led into middle position bypass (2)
via main oil way (1). By switching the bucket arm 2 valve core (306), the middle position bypass will be
cut off. As a result, the working oil flowing in from parallel oil way will push open the cone valve (514)
of bucket arm 2 one-way valve, and the working oil from middle position bypass will push open the
cone valve (511) in one-way valve and will flow into bucket arm 2 valve core (306) via U-shaped oil
way. And then, the oil from bucket arm 2 valve core (306) will interflow with the oil from mouthpiece
Bal, and will be supplied into piston head chamber (H) of bucket arm cylinder.
● On the other hand, owing to dead weight of bucket arm, the oil returning from piston rod chamber (R)
of bucket arm cylinder will get its pressure increase and return to the mouthpiece Aa. The working oil
returning to mouthpiece Aa will flow into valve core from hole (a) on circumference of bucket arm 1
valve core (302), push open the cone valve (302-317) in valve core only when the load is small, and
interflow with mouthpiece Bal mouthpiece from hole (b) on circumference. This is called as the
regeneration function of bucket arm.
● If the pressure in piston head chamber of bucket arm cylinder and U-shaped oil way increases, the
bucket arm regeneration cut-off valve core (257-103) will pushed to left side as indicated in Figure 4-
53, and will be closed owing to backpressure of cone valve (302-317) in valve core. As a result, the
bucket arm regeneration function will be released, the oil returning from piston rod chamber (R) of
bucket arm cylinder will flow into valve core via hole (a) on circumference of bucket arm 1 valve core
(302), flow into bucket arm regeneration cut-off valve (257) via hole (c) on circumference of bucket
arm 1 valve core (302), and return to the working oil tank via mouthpieces Rl and R3 of oil tank.
Dead weight of
bucket arm
Figure 4-75
● When the pressure of piston head chamber (H) of bucket arm cylinder increases
Figure 4-76
(4) Boom
When the boom is being lifted
(Pilot circuit)
● When the valve core (307) of boom 2 is switched, the side oil way will be closed, and thus the
pressure of mouthpiece Px (signal mouthpiece for working device) will increase.
(Main circuit)
● When the boom is being lifted, the mouthpiece xab1 will be supplied with pilot pressure oil, and thus
the boom 1 valve core (303) will move to left side as indicated in Figure 4-54. The working oil flowing
in from mouthpiece Pl will be led into middle position bypass (2) via main oil way (1). By switching the
boom 1 valve core (303), the middle position bypass will be cut off. As a result, flow to working oil
flowing to parallel oil way will push open the cone valve (511) of one-way valve, and flow into boom 1
valve core (303) from U-shaped oil way. And then, the oil will flow into circumference of boom 1 valve
core (303), and will be supplied into piston head chamber (H) of boom cylinder from mouthpiece Ab.
● Meanwhile, the pilot pressure oil will also be supplied into mouthpiece xab2, and the boom 2 valve
core (307) will move leftwards as indicated in Figure 4-54. The working oil flowing in from mouthpiece
P2 will flow through boom 2 valve core (307), and the middle position bypass will be cut off. Therefore,
the working oil flowing into parallel oil way will flow into boom 2 valve core (307) via U-shaped oil way,
push open the cone valve (511) of one-way valve, interflow with the oil from mouthpiece Ab, and be
supplied into piston head chamber (H) of boom cylinder. (This is called as “boom interflow function”)
● On the other hand, the oil returning from piston rod chamber (R) of boom cylinder will flow in via
mouthpiece Bb, flow into circumference of boom 1 valve core (303), and return to the working oil tank
via mouthpieces R1 and R3 of oil tank.
Figure 4-77
Figure 4-78
(5) Bucket
When the bucket is carrying out excavation
(Pilot circuit)
● When the bucket valve core (304) is switched, the side oil way will be closed, and thus the pressure of
mouthpiece Px (signal mouthpiece for working device) will increase. Meanwhile, the mouthpiece xbp2
will also be supplied with pressure oil.
(Main circuit)
● When the bucket is carrying out excavation, the mouthpiece XBc will be supplied with the pilot
pressure oil, and thus the bucket valve core (304) will move to left side as indicated in Figure 4-56.
The working oil flowing in from mouthpiece P1 will be led into middle position bypass (2) via main oil
way (1). By switching the bucket valve core (304), the middle position bypass will be cut off. As a
result, the working oil flowing into parallel oil way will push open the cone valve (511) of one-way valve,
and flow into bucket valve core (304) from U-shaped oil way. And then, the oil will flow into the
circumference of bucket valve core (304), and will be supplied into piston head chamber (H) of bucket
cylinder from mouthpiece Bc.
● On the other hand, the return oil from piston rod chamber (R) of bucket cylinder will flow in from
mouthpiece Ac, and flow to mouthpieces R1 and R3 of oil tank along circumference of valve core, so
as to return to the working oil tank.
● When the boom is being lifted and the bucket is carrying out excavation at the same time, the
mouthpiece PAcs will be supplied with pilot pressure oil, and thus the stroke of bucket valve core will
not be limited to end of stroke, but be limited in middle position. As a result, the oil way of bucket
cylinder will be throttled, the working oil from bucket valve core (304) will also flow into boom 1 valve
core (303), so as to make the boom lifting prior.
Interflow
Figure 4-70
Interflow
Figure 4-80
Bucket interflow
● When the excavation or unloading of bucket is being carried out, the mouthpiece xbp2 will also be
supplied with pilot pressure oil, and the bypass cut-off valve core (310) will be switched. The working
oil supplied from mouthpiece P2 will be led into middle position bypass (4) via main oil way (3). By
switching the bypass valve core (310), the middle position bypass will be cut off. As a result, the
working oil will push open the one-way valve (515), and interflow with bucket valve core (304) via
internal oil way and U-shaped oil way.
(Main circuit)
● When slewing is being separately carried out, the mouthpiece xas (or mouthpiece xbs) will be supplied
with pilot pressure oil, so as to switch the slewing valve core (305). The working oil from mouthpiece
P2 will be led into the middle position bypass (4) via main oil way (3). By switching the slewing valve
core (305), the middle position bypass will be cut off. As a result, the working oil flowing into parallel oil
way will push open the logic cone valve (254-101) of slewing logic valve component, flow into slewing
valve core (305) via U-shaped oil way, flow to circumference of slewing valve core (305), and be
supplied into slewing motor from mouthpiece As (or mouthpiece Bs).
● On the other hand, the oil returning from slewing motor will flow in from mouthpiece Bs (or mouthpiece
As), and then flow into mouthpieces R1 and R2 of oil tank from circumference of valve core, so as to
return to the working oil tank.
Slewing motor
Figure 4-81
(Main circuit)
● When the mouthpiece Pna1 of logic control valve (255) is supplied with the pressure oil, the piston
(255-356) and valve core (253-107) will move upwards, and thus the lifting amount of cone valve (253-
101) will be limited. As a result, the oil way from parallel oil way to U-shaped oil way will be throttled,
and the oil from valve core of bucket arm 1 will firstly flow to slewing valve core, so that the slewing will
be prior.
● Similarly, when the mouthpiece Pns of logic control valve (255) is supplied with the pressure oil, the
lifting amount of cone valve (254-101) will be limited, so that the lifting of boom will be prior in relation
to slewing.
Figure 4-82
(8) Standby
The standby valve core is used to control the additional devices such as hydraulic scissors.
Operation standby
(Pilot circuit)
● When the standby valve core (309) is switched, the side oil way will be closed, and thus the pressure
of mouthpiece Px (signal mouthpiece for working device) will increase.
(Main circuit)
● During operation standby, the mouthpiece XAo (or mouthpiece xbo) will be supplied with pilot pressure
oil, so as to switch the standby valve core (309). The working oil from mouthpiece P2 will be led into
middle position bypass (4) via main oil way (3). By switching the standby valve core (309), the middle
position bypass will be cut off. As a result, the working oil flowing into parallel oil way will push open
the cone valve (511) of one-way valve, and flow into standby valve core (309) via U-shaped oil way.
● And then, the oil will flow to circumference of standby valve core (309), and will be supplied into
additional device from mouthpiece Ao (or mouthpiece Bo).
● On the other hand, the oil returning from additional working device will flow into via mouthpiece Bo (or
mouthpiece Ao), flow into mouthpieces R1 and R2 of oil tank from circumference of valve core, and
return to the working oil tank.
Interflow
Figure 4-83
Standby interflow
In order the achieve the standby interflow, the mouthpiece xbp1 will also be supplied with pilot pressure oil,
so as to switch the bypass cut-off valve core (310). The working oil from mouthpiece P1 will be led into
middle position bypass (2) via main oil way (1). By switching the bypass cut-off valve core (310), the
middle position bypass will be cut off. As a result, the working oil will push open the cone valve (515) of
one-way valve, and interflow with standby valve core (309) via internal oil way and U-shaped oil way.
Figure 4-84
Figure 4-85
Figure 4-86
When the boom is being lifted
● When the boom is being lifted, the mouthpieces xab1 and xab2 will be supplied with pilot pressure oil.
The pressure oil flowing in from boom 1 valve core (303) and boom 2 valve core (307) will push open
the cone valve (513), so that the working oil will flow into mouthpiece Ab.
Figure 4-87
Figure 4-88
● When the pressure in oil way (P) exceeds the pre-tightening force of spring (621), the cone valve (611)
will be opened. As a result, the working oil will, along the periphery of cone valve (611) and through
the hole (C), flow to the low-pressure oil way (R).
Figure 4-89
● Since the cone valve (611) is opened, the pressure in chamber (B) will reduce. As a result, the valve
rod (511) will be opened, and thus the working oil in oil way (P) will directly flow into low-pressure oil
way (R).
Figure 4-90
Function to act as oil-replenishing one-way valve for preventing cavitation
● When the negative pressure is generated in oil way (P), the working oil will be supplied from oil way
(R). When the pressure in oil way (R) is higher than the pressure in oil way (P), the valve seat (541)
will move rightwards. As a result, the working oil from oil way (R) will, along the periphery of valve seat
(541), flow into the oil way (P), so as to prevent cavitation.
Figure 4-91
Figure 4-92
Technical Specification
SY750H
Model M5X180CHB-10A-8PA/290-RG20D22G17-140
Theoretical displacement 180.1 cm3/rev
Set pressure of safety valve 28.5 MPa
Rated engine speed 1350
Braking releasing pressure 2.7-4.9 MPa
Anti-swing
valve
Port PG
Oil filling
port
Overflow
valve
Port SH
Figure 4-93
1. Spacing sleeve 6. One-way valve spring 11. Plate
2. Casing 7. One-way valve 12. Piston
3. Disc 8. Oil distribution disc 13. Driving axle
4. Brake spring 9. Cylinder bore
5. Housing 10. Brake piston
Braking cylinder
Middle position
braking delay
valve
Slewing braking
oil replenishing
valve
Slewing anti-
swing valve
Figure 4-94
Figure 4-94
Anti-swing valve
Work diagram
1. Valve body
2. Slide valve (Aside)
3. Spring (A side)
4. Plug
5. Slide valve (B side)
6. Spring (B side)
7. Plug
Slewing
motor
Figure 4-96
Effect diagram
With anti-swing valve
Restraining
Reversing pressure
pressure
Pressure MB
First reversing
Second reversing
Motor speed
Figure 4-97
Overview
● Owing to the factors such as the inertia of
slewing body, the reactive thrust and rigidity of
mechanical system and the compressibility of
hydraulic oil, this machine may swing during
slewing. The anti-swing valve can effectively
reduce this situation, and can effectively
prevent the overflow of load in bucket when the
slewing stops and reduce the circulation time (It
has good locating performance, and can move
quickly, so as to carry out the next operation.)
Figure 4-99
Operations
1. When the braking pressure is generated at oil
port (B)
● The pressure MB will enter the oil chamber d
through gap, and the valve core (5) will, in
accordance with the area difference (D1>D2),
push the spring (6) leftwards, and B will be
connected with e. At that moment, the pressure
A will be lower than the set pressure of spring
(3), so that the slide valve (2) will not move,
and the hydraulic oil will be cutoff by slide valve
(2), so that the brake will be maintained.
Figure 4-100
Figure 4-101
Figure 4-81
1. Slewing shaft A: From main valve BL
2. Dust proof ring B: From main valve BR
3. O-ring C: From main valve AL
4. Slewing body D: From main valve AR
5. Rotating seal A1: To left travelling motor oil port (P1)
6. Gasket B2: To right travelling motor oil port (P2)
7. Retainer ring φ90 C3: To left travelling motor oil port (P2)
8. Plug (ZG3/4) D4: To right travelling motor oil port (P1)
9. Plug (ZG3/4) E: From oil discharge pipe of travelling motor retarder assembly
10. Cover E1: To oil tank
F: To high/low speed changeover port (P) of travelling motor retarder
F1: From port P of electromagnetic valve group
Running Motor
Figure 4-103
Ps: 2-speed pilot pipes A. Installation face with driving wheel
PmA: Pressure testing port B. Installation face with undercarriage
PmB: Pressure testing port 1. Installation hole with driving wheel
Dr: Oil discharge port 2. Installation hole with undercarriage
PA: Main oil port
PB: Main oil port
Connected with
driving wheel
Fixed on
undercarriage
Figure 4-104
A. Stop state
● When the main valve is in neutral state (the motor stops), since there is no pressure at ports p1and P2,
the ports m1and M2 will be locked up by valve core (1) and one-way valve (2) (the oil ports will be
closed), and the motor will not run.
Oil way B
Oil way C2
Oil way C1
Orifice D3
Orifice D1
Damping chamber A2
Damping chamber A1
Orifice D4
Orifice D2
Spring chamber 2
Spring chamber 1
Figure 4-105
Oil way B
Oil way C2
Oil way C1
Orifice D3
Orifice D1
Damping chamber A2
Damping chamber A1
Orifice D4
Orifice D2
Spring chamber 2
Spring chamber 1
Figure 4-106
C. Balancing function
● When the motor is forced by external load to swivel at excessively-high speed during operation, the
pumping effect of plunger motor will occur, and then the motor will become out of control. At that
moment, the port P1 will act as the suction side of pumping effect, so that the pressure will reduce.
Meanwhile, the pressure of spring chamber 1 and damping chamber A1 will also reduce, and thus the
plunger (1) will move leftwards under the action of spring (7-2), so as to close the oil way B and the oil
way on suction side. After the oil way B is closed, the pressure on port P1 side will increase sharply
owing to hydraulic oil supplied by main pump, so that the plunger (1) will move rightwards again. As a
result, when the pumping effect is caused by external load, the slight movement of plunger (1) will
ensure that the oil way B maintains a certain opening area. Therefore, the swiveling speed of motor
will be maintained at the level corresponding to the flowrate of main pump, so as to prevent the
situation that the motor becomes out of control owing to vacuum in hydraulic oil way.
D. Braking of motor
● The double balance valve and the overloading overflow valve constitute the braking circuit. When the
main valve returns to neutral position, the hydraulic oil of main pump output will be cut off, and the
pressure at ports P1 and P2 will be the same. Therefore, the plunger (1) will move towards neutral
position move, and the opening area of oil way B will reduce. Meanwhile, under the action of inertial
force of external load, motor will still try to run (pumping effect), so that the pressure at port M2 will
increase and act as the braking force for rotation of motor. When the pressure at port M2 reaches the
set pressure of overflow valve (8), the cone valve (8-1) at port M1 will overcome the force of spring (8-
2) and move leftwards, so that the hydraulic oil will flow to port M1 side. In this way, the impact
generated by inertial energy on port M2 side will be controlled, and the generation of vacuum will be
prevented on port M1 side.
Oil way B
Oil way C2
Oil way C1
Orifice D3
Orifice D1
Damping chamber A2
Damping chamber
A1
Orifice D4
Orifice D2
Spring chamber 2
Spring chamber 1
Figure 4-107
Oil way D
Oil way D
Oil way F
Orifice
Oil way F
Oil way D Oil way G Oil way G Cylinder
chamber E
Figure 4-108
Figure 4-109
Figure 4-111
Figure 4-112
● The pressure oil on oil supply side will flow into Travelling
chamber S1 from orifices E1 and E2 in slide control valve
valve (19). When the pressure in chamber S1 is
higher than the changeover pressure of slide
valve, the slide valve (19) will be pushed
rightwards in the direction of arrow. Therefore,
the oil port MB and oil port PB will be
connected, the oil outlet port of motor will be
opened, and the motor will begin to rotate (as
indicated in right figure).
Figure 4-113
2) Safety valve
Functions
● When the travelling stops (or this machine is travelling down a slope), the oil way of oil inlet/outlet port
of motor will be closed via balance valve, but the motor will still rotate owing to inertia, so that the
pressure at oil outlet port of motor will be abnormally high and may damage the motor or pipe. The
safety valve will release this abnormal pressure and transmit it to oil-inlet side of motor, so as to
prevent the equipment from getting damaged.
Operations Travelling
control valve
a) When the travelling stops (or during travelling
down a slope or turning right)
● When the pressure at oil inlet port of motor
(pressure PA) reduces, the pressure in
chamber S1 will also reduce. When the
pressure is lower than the changeover pressure
of slide valve, the slide valve will return to the
left side via spring (20), and the oil way B1 of
oil outlet port will be throttled. When such
situation occurs, the motor will still rotate under
the action of inertia, so that the pressure at oil
outlet port (pressure MB) will increase (as
indicated in right figure).
Figure 4-115
Valve core
Figure 4-116
Figure 4-117
3) Overloading overflow valve
● The structure of overflow valve is indicated in
the right figure. This overflow valve is an area
difference type direct-action overflow valve, and
has the damping function to reduce the impact
generated when the engine is started and the
brake is applied.
Figure 4-118
A. Action principle and function of overflow valve
● When the main valve acts and thus the motor
begins to run or stops and the pressure in front
of cone valve (2-9-2) exceeds the set pressure,
the force of spring (2-9-5) will be overcomed,
the cone valve (2-9-2) will move rightwards and
leave the valve seat (2-9-3), and the high-
pressure oil in front of cone valve (2-9-2) will
flow to low-pressure side. As a result, the
impact generated by inertial energy on high-
pressure side will be controlled, and the
generation of vacuum will be prevented on low-
pressure side.
Figure 4-119
B. Damping function
● When the overflow valve begins to act, the Area S2
damping piston (2-9-9) will move to left side,
and thus the low pressure can be maintained in
spring chamber D. At that moment, the
pressurized area S1 of cone valve (2-9-2) will
be much higher than the pressurized area (S1-
S2) set for overflow valve in normal state.
Therefore, When the damping piston (2-9-9) is
moving, the action pressure of overflow valve
will be maintained at about 1/3 of set pressure Area S1 Spring
in normal state, to absorb the impact caused by chamber D
inertial energy on high-pressure oil way side.
After the movement of damping piston is
completed, the pressure in spring chamber D
will increase, the pressure in front and behind Figure 4-120
cone valve (2-9-2) will be equal, and the
overflow valve will work at the set pressure for
normal state. As mentioned above, the overflow
valve will use the 2-phase action to reduce the
impact generated when the motor starts and
brakes, to provide the good operability.
Pressure
Figure 4-121
Control system
Figure 4-102
1. Travelling PPC valve 8. Hydraulic pump
2. Left Running Control Lever 9. Main control valve
3. Right Running Control Lever 10. Electromagnetic valve
4. Right PPC valve 11. Left working device control rod
5. Right working device control rod
6. Accumulator
7. Transition block
Leading valve
Manual pilot valve
Figure 4-123
P: From overflow valve of pilot pump
P1 : Left hand pilot valve: extension of bucket arm/right pilot valve: lowering of boom
P2 : Left pilot valve: bucket arm retraction /right pilot valve: boom lifting
P3 : Left pilot valve: left slewing/right pilot valve: inward folding of bucket
P4 : Left pilot valve: right slewing/right pilot valve: outward unfolding of bucket
T: To oil tank
Figure 4-124
1. Valve rod 7. Joint
2. Adjusting spring 8. Plate
3. Central spring 9. Locator
4. Piston 10. Valve body
5. Disc
6. Nut (used for connection of control rod)
Operations
1. At middle position
● The oil ports (A) and (B) of control valve as well
as the oil ports (P1) and (P2) of PPC valve will
be connected with discharge chamber (D) via
flow-through groove (f) of valve rod (1).
Pilot
pump
4. At full stroke
● The disc (5) will push downwards the piston (4),
and the locator (9) will push downwards the
valve rod (1).
● The flow-through groove (f) will be cutoff at the
discharge chamber (D), and will be connected
with the pump pressure chamber (PP).
● Therefore, the pressure oil from self-pressure-
reducing valve will flow into (A) chamber from
oil port (P1) via flow-through groove (f), so as to
push the control valve rod.
● The oil returning from chamber (B) will flow to
discharge chamber (D) from oil port (P2) via
flow-through groove (f).
Pilot
pump
Control valve
Figure 4-128
Figure 4-129
Figure 4-130
1. Baffle
2. Valve body
3. Piston
4. Protective ring
5. Central spring
6. Adjusting spring
7. Valve
Work Process
Operations
1) At middle position
● The oil ports (A) and (B) of control valve as well
as the oil ports (P1) and (P2) of PPC valve will
be connected with discharge chamber (D) via
fine control hole (f) of valve rod (1).
Pilot pump
4) At full stroke
● The disc (5) will push downwards the piston (4),
and the locator (9) will push downwards the
valve rod (1).
● The fine control hole (f) will be cut off from
discharge chamber (D), and will be connected
with pump pressure chamber (PP).
● Therefore, the pressure oil from self-pressure-
reducing valve will flow into (A) chamber via
fine control hole (f) and oil port (P1), so as to
push the control valve rod.
● The oil returning from chamber (B) will flow to Pilot pump
discharge chamber (D) from oil port (P2) via
fine control hole (f).
Control valve
Figure 4-134
Electromagnetic valve
Pilot valve locking, bucket interflow, travelling speed
Figure 4-135
Accumulator
1. Air plug
2. Casing
3. Seat valve core
4. Retaining bracket
5. Leather reservoir
6. Oil port
Technical Specification
Gas capacity: 500 cc (for PPC)
Figure 4-136
Model
Pressure
Precision
Figure 4-137
1. Nameplate Technical Specification
2. Top cover Maximum flowrate :40 L/min
3. O-ring Filtration precision :10 um
4. Seal ring Operating pressure :20 Mpa
5. Filter Maximum operating pressure :40 Mpa
6. Casing Pressure loss :0.05 Mpa
Maximum permissible differential pressure :1 Mpa
Specification of O-ring of oil inlet/outlet port: 30×3.1
Working Device
Size of component
Figure 4-138
SY750H
Unit: mm
Tolerance
Standard Standard Clearance
Number Inspection Item Hole/before Hole/after clearance Measures
dimension Shaft limit
pressed pressed
Clearance between
axis pin which
-0.043 +0.584 +0.433 0.334~
1 connects boom 140 1.0
-0.083 +0.521 +0.291 0.516
with slewing table
and bushing
Clearance between
axis pin which
-0.043 +0.584 +0.426 0.331~
2 connects boom 140 1.0
-0.083 +0.521 +0.288 0.509
with bucket arm
and bushing
Clearance between
axis pin which
-0.036 +0.524 +0.399 0.301~
3 connects bucket 114 1.0
-0.071 +0.461 +0.265 0.470
arm with rocker Replace
and bushing the axle
Clearance between sleeve or
axis pin which axis pin
-0.043 +0.584 +0.426 0.326~
4 connects bucket 130 1.0
-0.083 +0.521 +0.283 0.509
arm with bucket
and bushing
Clearance between
axis pin which
-0.043 +0.584 +0.432 0.334~
5 connects 130 1.0
-0.083 +0.521 +0.291 0.515
connecting rod with
bucket and bushing
Clearance between
axis pin which
-0.043 +0.584 +0.428 0.329~
6 connects rocker 130 1.0
-0.083 +0.521 +0.286 0.511
with connecting rod
and bushing
Clearance (a) of Adjusting
7 1.0-1.5
bucket gasket
Figure 4-139
SY750H Unit: mm
+1.0
1 162
+0.5
+0.1
2 Φ140
0
+1.0
3 157
+0.5
+0.1
4 Φ130
0
+0.5
5 522
0
+0.063
6 Φ140
0
+0.5
7 551 0
+0.2
8 Φ130
+0.1
0
9 520
-0.5
+0.159
10 Φ100
+0.072
0
11 520
-0.5
+0.185
12 Φ130
+0.085
+1.5
13 550
+1.0
+0.148
14 Φ130
+0.085
15 3000 ±3
16 2235 —
17 680 ±0.5
18 765 ±0.5
19 900 ±0.5
Minimum 2210
20
Maximum 3665
Dimension of bucket
SY750H Unit: mm
1 680 ±0.5
2 2235 —
3 210 —
4 210 —
5 104 0 —
+0.5
6 576
0
+1.5
7 550
+1.0
+0.269
8 Φ130
+0.122
+0.063
9 Φ150
0
10 644 ±1.0
+1.5
11 550
+1.0
12 780 ±1.0
+0.148
13 Φ130
+0.085
Figure 4-141
1. Warm water guide A. Outside air
2. A/C compressor (DENSO.2) B. Inside air
3. Refrigerant pipeline C. Warm air/cool air
4. Condenser (SG447750-A040)
5. Reservoir (DENSO.4)
6. Warm water return pipe
7. A/C unit
8. Air duct
Figure 4-142
1. Sunshine sensor
2. Control Panel
3. A/C unit
4. Condenser
5. Compressor
Figure 4-143
1. OFF Switch 5. Setting Switch of Automatic Mode
2. Setting Switch of Fan Speed 6. Internal/external air selector switch
3. Temperature Setting Switch 7. Liquid crystal display area
4. Air outlet mode setting switch 8. A/C Switch
Remarks:
After the automatic mode setting switch (5), inside/outside air changeover switch (6) and A/C switch (8) are
turned on, the light on upper portion of corresponding switch will come on.
Figure 4-144
Wire Wire
Wire no. diameter/wire Wire color Wire no. diameter/wire Wire color
color symbol color symbol
B Black 0.5VW Purple white stripe
Br(R) Brown 0.5YB Yellow +black stripe
0.85W White 0.5WO White +orange stripe
RL Red +blue stripe 0.5PB Pink black stripe
G Green 0.5VR Purple red
0.5BL Black blue stripe 0.5BG Black green stripe
0.5R Red +blue stripe 0.5WY White +yellow stripe
0.5Y Yellow 0.5WR White red stripe
0.5BR Black red stripe 0.5BrW Brown white stripe
0.5BrY Brown yellow stripe 0.5GO Green + orange stripe
0.5BY Black yellow stripe 0.5Sb Light blue
0.5GW Green + white stripe 0.5OW Orange white stripe
0.5LO Blue orange stripe 1.25 V Purple
0.5PG Pink green stripe 1.25RG Red green stripe
0.5RY Red yellow stripe 1.25RW Red + orange stripe
0.5BW Black + white stripe 0.85GL Green +blue stripe
Light green + red
0.5LgR
stripe
Low-temperature and
Evaporator low-pressure liquid
(mist)
high-pressure gas
High-temperature
low-pressure gas
Low-temperature
Cooling
Blower motor fan
Indoor air
Outdoor cooling
air
High-temperature and
high-pressure gas
Low-
pressure High-pressure
Condenser
side side Reservoir
Compressor
Hot air
Low-pressure High-pressure
portion portion
Figure 4-145
Schematic diagram of heating cycle
Water tank radiator Water valve switch
Engine
Blower motor
Indoor air
Low-temperature water
High-temperature water
Figure 4-146
Compressor
Figure 4-147
1. Stator 9. Sliding shoe
2. Front radial bearing 10. Front cylinder body
3. Thrust bearing 11. Piston
4. Rear radial bearing 12. Front cylinder head
5. Rear cylinder head 13. Shaft seal
6. Safety valve 14. Main shaft
7. Rear cylinder body 15. Hub
8. Inclined plate 16. Rotor
Operating principle
The 10S15C compressor is adopted. This compressor has 5 plungers, each with one piston at both front
and rear end(10 pistons in total). The rotation of inclined plate will lead to the reciprocating movement of
piston, and then the low-temperature & low-pressure gaseous refrigerant sucked from evaporator will turn
into high-temperature high-pressure state.
Engineering 1 Engineering
2
High-pressure Low-pressure High-pressure Low-pressure
side pipes side pipes side pipes side pipes
Valve plate
Exhaust valve
plate
Engineering Engineering
6 3
High-pressure Low-pressure High-pressure Low-pressure
side pipes side pipes side pipes side pipes
Engineering 5 Engineering
4
High-pressure Low-pressure High-pressure Low-pressure
side pipes side pipes side pipes side pipes
Figure 4-148
Clutch
1. Clutch rotor
2. Stator coil
3. Snap ring
4. Ball bearing
5. Clutch stator
6. Central plate
● Operating principle
When the A/C switch is connected, the clutch
coil with electromagnet will generate magnetic
field. As a result, the iron piece will be
attracted, the stator and rotor of clutch will be
engaged with each other, and the main shaft of
compressor will rotate.
Condenser
Figure 4-150
1. Condenser core Functions
2. Condenser bracket ● Through radiation, the high-temperature and
high-pressure gas refrigerant (16kgf/cm²,
3. Bolt with gasket
about 80℃) will be converted into high-
4. Refrigerant inlet temperature and high-pressure liquid
5. Refrigerant outlet refrigerant (16kgf/cm², about lower than 60℃).
Expansion valve
1. Spring
Evaporator
2. Diaphragm
3. Temperature-sensing bar
4. Needle valve
Principle
● The refrigerant coming from reservoir will be
spouted out from small hole, expand quickly,
form the low-temperature & low-pressure liquid
(mist) and enter the evaporator.
Compressor
Reservoir
Figure 4-151
Evaporator
1. Expansion valve
2. Evaporator
Principle
● The evaporator and condenser have the similar
structure, and both of them are heat exchanger.
The hot air in cab will be sent by blower motor
to evaporator, carry out heat exchange with
surface of evaporator, become cold air after the
heat is absorbed, and then be sent back to cab
via air ducts. The surface of evaporator
absorbs heat → The refrigerant in evaporator
absorbs heat →The refrigerant is evaporated.
The evaporated refrigerant (gas) will be sucked
by compressor.
Figure 4-152
Drier
1. Inlet
2. Outlet
3. Receiver/drier
4. Drying agent
Functions
● Temporarily store the refrigerant
● Eliminate the water in refrigerant
● Filtrate the dust in refrigerant
● Inspect the amount of refrigerant
Figure 4-153
Pressure switch
1. O-ring Pressure
Function:
● The pressure switch is located between
reservoir and expansion valve (high-pressure
pipe), and is a combined switch (high/low-
pressure combined switch).
● When the pressure is too high, the compressor
will stop.
● The pressure is too low, and low-temperature Figure 4-154
environment stops.
Action features:
Features
More than
High-
0.02Mpa
pressure
action value
Low-pressure
action value
Medium-
pressure
action value
Refrigerant
1. General features of refrigerant
● It has high heat-absorbing ability and is easy to liquefy
● It is neither inflammable nor explosive
● It has stable chemical composition and will not deteriorate
● It is not toxic
● No corrosion
● It will not damage clothing
2. Circulation of refrigerant
● After the refrigerant is evaporated in evaporator, it will be converted from gaseous form to liquid
form by compressor and condenser, so as to achieve the circulation of refrigerant.
Low-pressure side (inlet) of compressor: low-
temperature \low-pressure \gas \pressure,
Compressor temperature: 2kgf/cm², about 8℃
Suck air → discharge Evaporator
air Absorb heat →emit
cool air
Throttling Condenser
point
Condensation
Liquid process
Expansion
Compressi
throttling
Evaporation process
Evaporator
3. Filling of refrigerant
● Filling method and filling amount of
refrigerant:
(1) Refrigerant: HFC-134a;
(2) Filling amount of refrigerant: 1150±50
g (reference);
(3) Filling method for refrigerant: It is
prohibited to fill liquid refrigerant from
low-pressure side. If the operation fails
and it is necessary to carryout
operation again, please drain the
refrigerant filled, and then fill it again.
Figure 4-156
Figure 4-157
4. Vacuumization operation
● Reason for vacuumization
When installing the A/C device, the most important is to ensure that no water exists in device. The
refrigerant (r134a) used by air conditioner is easily soluble in water. If there is a little of water in device,
the small hole on expansion valve may get frozen during use, and the compressor valve may get rust.
Therefore, before filling the refrigerant, please clear away the water in refrigerating system. In order to
minimize the contents of residual water in refrigerating system, please vaporize and clear away the
water in the device by means of vacuumization, and there is no better method.
(mark D)
Blue
Blue hose ——low-pressure side
(mark S) Compressor
(2) Vacuumization
i) Open the high-pressure valve (HI)
and low-pressure valve (LO) of
manifold pressure gauge;
ii) Turn on the vacuum pump switch,
and carry out the vacuumization
operation (for about 15 minutes);
iii) When the indication of negative
pressure on pressure gauge
(namely vacuum degree) is
higher than 750 mmHg, turn off
the vacuum pump switch, and
close the high-pressure valve and
low-pressure valve of manifold
pressure gauge.
Figure 4-161
5. Filling of refrigerant
● After the vacuumization operation is completed, fill the refrigerant into refrigerating system in
accordance with the following provisions:
End of vacuumization
Performance testing
Filling of refrigerant
refrigerant
Inspection on seal
Filling of
More than 75cm-Hgor
(Prohibition)
At that moment, be sure not to run the ● Don’t run the compressor
● Don’t open the low-pressure
compressor; otherwise, the return of Low-pressure valve
refrigerant may lead to explosion of valve (closed) Open the high-
freon tank and hose. Valve for freon tank
pressure valve
(opened)
If the compressor runs under the state
that there is no refrigerant, the
compressor will get damaged.
Therefore, be sure not to run the
compressor.
Please don’t open the low-pressure
valve of manifold pressure gauge Figure 4-163
(otherwise the liquid will be
compressed and the compressor will
be damaged).
(4) Close the high-pressure valve of
manifold pressure gauge and the
valve for freon tank.
2( gauge
High-pressure pressure 13-17kgf/cm when the (1.5~2.5kgf/cm2) High -pressure gauge
(13~17kgf/cm2)
outdoor atmospheric temperature is 30℃);
2 Low-pressure
Low-pressure pressure 1.5-2kgf/cm (when the valve turn on
High-pressure valve
(closed)
outdoor atmospheric temperature is 30℃). Valve for freon (Be sure not to open it)
tank (opened)
(6) After the filling of refrigerant is completed,
close the low-pressure valve of manifold
pressure gauge and the valve for freon
tank;
Compressor
Freon tank (Don’t Operation
(7) Use the leakage detector to carefully
place it upside down)
inspect whether there is any leakage;
Be sure not to open the high-pressure Figure 4-165
valve (HI) of manifold pressure gauge;
otherwise, the high-pressure gas will low
back, the freon tank and gas-filling hose
may break, and thus danger may occur
(major injury);
Be sure not to place the freon tank upside
down. (Under the circumstance that the
filling is carried out with the engine
running). If the freon tank is placed upside
down, the liquid refrigerant will be directly
sucked into compressor, and thus the
liquid will be compressed and damage the
valve and gasket of compressor. Please
place the freon tank vertically and fill the
refrigerant in gaseous form.
(8) When the outdoor atmospheric
temperature is low
If the filling of refrigerant can’t be carried
out owing to the too low outdoor
Figure 4-166
● Replace the freon tank: Hand
wheel
During the filling of refrigerant, if the
refrigerant in freon tank is used out, please
replace a new freon tank in accordance with
the following provisions. Gas filling hose
mouthpiece
(1) Close the high-pressure valve and
low-pressure valve of manifold Needle
valve
pressure gauge;
Liner
(2) Lift up the tip and round plate of valve
for freon tank, and dismantle the Round plate
empty tank;
Refrigerant
tank
(3) Mount the new freon tank above freon
tank valve;
(4) Bleed the air in gas-filling hose in Figure 4-167
accordance with the following method:
Valve
i) Firstly tighten up the valve for
freon tank, and then loosen it Slightly Close
When the sound “zi” is heard
slightly; opened
The refrigerant will be drained
Please immediately close the
ii) Slightly open the low-pressure low-pressure valve
valve of manifold pressure gauge;
iii) Press the gas-release valve so as
Slightly loosen the valve
to discharge the refrigerant, and for freon tank
then immediately close the valve Low-pressure
for freon tank and the low- valve
pressure valve of manifold
pressure gauge. Green
Blue
★ It is prohibited to directly press
Red
the gas-release valve with hand,
so as to prevent frostbite. Connect the Refrigerant
compressor tank
(5) Turn the handle of valve for freon tank
so as to open the freon tank, and
continue the fill operation. Figure 4-168
Figure 4-169
Figure 4-170
Symptoms of
Possible causes Diagnosis Troubleshooting method
refrigerating system
• The water in refrigerating • The drier is in over-
• Replace the
• When the system is system is frozen in saturated state.
receiver/drier.
running, there will be expansion valve, so that • The water in
• Please eliminate the
vacuum sometimes the circulation stops refrigerating system is
water in system by
and will be normal temporarily. However, frozen in expansion
continuous air bleeding.
pressure sometimes after the ice melts, the valve, which blocks the
at low-pressure end. system resumes to normal circulation in • Fill the new refrigerant of
appropriate amount.
state. refrigerating system.
Figure 4-171
Symptoms of refrigerating
Possible causes Diagnosis Troubleshooting method
system
• Use the leakage detector to
inspect whether there is gas
• Both the pressure at
leakage. If necessary, then carry
high and low-pressure
out repair.
ends is too low • The gas leakage
• • Fill the refrigerant of appropriate
• The bubble is occurs at certain The refrigerant in
amount.
continuously seen position in system is insufficient.
The refrigerant leaks. •
When it is connected with
through observation refrigerating •
measuring gauge, if the pressure
glass system
is close to 0, please set the
• The refrigeration is
system in vacuum state after
insufficient
carrying out inspection and
repair.
Figure 4-172
Figure 4-173
Symptoms of
Possible causes Diagnosis Troubleshooting method
refrigerating system
● Inspect the expansion valve
● Vacuum occurs at and EPR.
● The water and dirt in
low-pressure end, ● Blow away the dirt in expansion
refrigerant may block
and the pressure at valve. If this method does not
the flowing of
high-pressure end ● The work, please replace the
refrigerant.
is very low. refrigerant expansion valve.
● Gas leaks from
● Frost or dew is does not ● Replace the receiver.
thermo-sensitive pipe
generated on pipes circulate. ● Bleed the air and fill the
of expansion valve,
in front and behind refrigerant of appropriate
so that the flowing of
the expansion valve amount. If gas leaks from
refrigerant is affected.
or receiver/drier. thermo-sensitive pipe, please
replace the expansion valve.
Figure 4-174
Symptoms of refrigerating
Possible causes Diagnosis Troubleshooting method
system
● There is too much
● There is too much ● Clean up the condenser.
● Both the pressure at refrigerant in system
refrigerant in the ● Inspect the operation of fan
high and low-pressure →Too much refrigerant
system, and the motor.
ends is too high. is filled.
refrigerating effect ● If the results of the above
● Even if the engine ● The condenser can’t
can’t be brought into two inspection items are
speed reduces, no fully refrigerate →The
full play. normal, please inspect the
bubble can be seen radiating fin of
● The refrigerator can’t amount of refrigerant.
through observation condenser is blocked up
fully carry out Please fill the refrigerant of
glass. or the fan motor is in
refrigeration. appropriate amount.
trouble.
Figure 4-175
Symptoms of refrigerating
Possible causes Diagnosis Troubleshooting method
system
● Both the pressure at high
● Inspect whether the
and low-pressure ends is
● The air enters the compressor oil is not
too high;
● The air enters the refrigerating system; clean or is not
● The low-pressure pipe is
refrigerating system. ● The vacuumization is sufficient;
hot when being touched;
insufficient. ● Bleed the air and fill
● The bubble can be seen
the new refrigerant.
through observation glass.
● The expansion valve is installed incorrectly/The thermo-sensitive tube is defective (the opening is too
wide) Condition: The refrigeration is not full
Figure 4-176
Symptoms of
Possible causes Diagnosis Troubleshooting method
refrigerating system
● There is too
● Both the pressure much ● Inspect the installation of
● The expansion valve
at high and low- refrigerant in thermo-sensitive pipe;
is installed
pressure ends is low-pressure ● If the result of the above
incorrectly/The
too high; pipe; inspection is normal, then
thermo-sensitive pipe
● Frost or a lot of dew ● The opening inspect the expansion
is defective (the
is generated on of expansion valve. If any defect is
opening is too wide)
low-pressure pipe. valve is too found, please replace it.
wide.
Figure 4-177
Symptoms of
Possible causes Diagnosis Troubleshooting method
refrigerating system
● The pressure at ● There is
low-pressure end compression
is too high; ● The compressor trouble; ● Repair or replace the
● The pressure at internally leaks ● The valve leaks or is compressor
high-pressure end damaged, or any
is too low. part falls off.
Compressor oil
Attention
● The new compressor shall be filled with the oil in the amount required by circulation system. When
replacing the compressor, please drain the excessive oil in compressor.
● Filling of compressor oil at inappropriate amount: If too much compressor oil is filled into A/C system,
the refrigerating ability will reduce; if the compressor oil in system is insufficient, the compressor will
be abnormal.
● When dismantling the compressor, please keep the pipeline joint and O-ring clean.
Some oil must be filled into the A/C system so as to achieve the lubricating effect, and the compressor oil
is solved in refrigerant and circulate in the whole system. When the A/C system is turned off, the
compressor oil will stay in every component of the system. As a result, when any main component is
replaced, if no oil is added into the system, the lubrication will be insufficient.
Engine control
Figure 4-178
1. Storage battery relay Overview
2 Storage battery ● The engine is only started and stopped by start
switch (3).
3. Start switch
● The controller (8) will receive the signal from
4. Fuel control knob
fuel control knob (4) and transmit the target
5. Start motor speed to ECM controller (6) via CAN bus, so as
to control the fuel injection pump (7) and control
6. ECM controller
the engine speed.
7. Fuel injection pump ● If the start switch (3) is turned to the position
8. Controller OFF, the ECM controller (6) will power off the
fuel-supply electromagnetic valve. As a result,
the injection nozzle of fuel injection pump will
stop the supply of fuel, and thus the engine will
stop.
Operation of system
Start Engine
● When the key switch is turned to the position
“START” and the pilotswitch is locked, the
(Power
start signal will be transmitted to start motor via supply)
Starting switch
start relay, and then the start motor will run so Fuel control knob Starting motor
Engine
as to start the engine. (Starting
signal)
(Power-on signal)
(Starting signal)
Start cutoff
battery relay relay
controller
(Adjusting signal)
Figure 4-179
Engine speed control
● The fuel control knob will send a signal voltage
corresponding to rotation angle to controller. (Power supply)
(Starting
signal of throttle gear to engine controller ECM, signal)
Storage
(Power-on signal)
(Starting signal)
Start cutoff
battery relay
Relay
Start
Relay
Flameout
delay relay
Display screen -
(Adjusting signal) controller
Figure 4-180
Turn off Engine
● When the start switch is at the position “STOP”,
the flameout signal will be sent to the engine (Power supply)
controller ECM, so as to stop the fuel injection Starting switch
Fuel control knob Starting motor
pump. In addition, you can also stop the engine Engine (Starting
via the emergency stop switch located under signal)
seat in cab.
Pilot
Switch
Storage
(Power-on signal)
(Starting signal)
Start cutoff
battery relay
Relay
Start
Relay
Flameout
delay relay
Display screen -
controller
(Adjusting signal)
Figure 4-181
Components of system
Fuel control knob
1st gear
10th gear
position
position
Yellow
Blue
Red
Figure 4-182
1. Knob Gear
2. Disc
Voltage
3. Spring
4. Roller Gear
5. Potentiometer Voltage
6. Electrical plug
Functions
● When the throttle knob is turned, the resistance
of slide rheostat in knob will change, so that the
voltage signal acquired by controller will also
Figure 4-184
Terminal Terminal
Connected to Connected to
NO. NO.
Public terminal of fuel injection
1 OP-COM1A 25 IA-THW Water temperature sensor
valves 1,2 and 3
Public terminal of fuel injection Earth of turbocharging
2 OP-COM1B 26 SG-5VRT4
valves 1,2 and 3 pressure sensor
Public terminal of fuel injection
3 OP-COM1C 27 N.C. /
valves 1,2 and 3
Shielding layer of crankshaft
4 N.C. / 28 SG-SLD5
position sensor
5 OM-EBM3 Phase W of EGR-A motor 29 N.C. /
Power supply for turbocharging
6 SP-5V4 30 OP-PCV2 PCV2
pressure sensor
7 N.C. / 31 OS-INJ1 1 Fuel injection valve control
8 N.C. / 32 OS-INJ5 5 Fuel injection valve control
9 IA-THL Fuel return temperature sensor 33 OS-INJ4 4 Fuel injection valve control
Increased temperature sensor
10 IA-THBST 34 N.C. /
signal
Common rail pressure sensor
11 IA-PFUEL 35 OM-EBM1 Phase U of EGR-A motor
signal
12 IA-OILPRESS Engine oil pressure sensor signal 36 N.C. /
Turbocharging pressure sensor
13 IA-MAP 37 N.C. /
signal
14 N.C. / 38 N.C.
15 OP-PCV2 PCV2 39 N.C.
Public terminal of fuel injection Earth of engine oil pressure
16 OP-COM2A 40 SG-5VRT7
valves 4, 5 and 6 sensor
Earth of common rail pressure
Public terminal of fuel injection
17 OP-COM2B 41 SG-5VRT5 sensor/crankshaft position
valves 4, 5 and 6
sensor
Public terminal of fuel injection
18 OP-COM2C 42 SG-5VRT6 Earth of cam position sensor
valves 4, 5 and 6
Shielding layer of cam position
19 N.C. / 43 SG-SLD6
sensor
20 OM-EBM2 Phase V of EGR-A motor 44 N.C. /
Power supply for common rail
21 SP-5V5 pressure sensor/crankshaft 45 OP-PCV1 PCV1
position sensor
22 SP-5V6 Cam position sensor power supply 46 OS-INJ3 3 Fuel injection valve control
Engine oil pressure sensor power
23 SP-5V7 47 OS-INJ6 6 Fuel injection valve control
supply
24 N.C. / 48 OS-INJ2 2 Fuel injection valve control
Terminal Terminal
Connected to Connected to
NO. NO.
49 N.C. / 85 IA-ACCEL1 Throttle position sensor signal
50 N.C. / 86 IA-ACCEL2 Throttle position sensor signal
Atmospheric pressure sensor
51 N.C. / 87 IA-BARO
signal
CAN_L for diagnosis
Phase U of low position sensor of C C -
52 IS-EBMPOS1 88 (connected to diagnosis plug
carbon brush of EGR DC motor ISOCAN-L
of engine)
Phase V of low position sensor of
53 IS-EBMPOS2 89 PS-+B ECM power supply
carbon brush of EGR DC motor
Phase W of low position sensor of Earth of throttle position
54 IS-EBMPOS3 90 SG-5VRT1
carbon brush of EGR DC motor sensor
55 N.C. / 91 N.C. /
56 IF-CAM Cam position sensor signal 92 N.C. /
57 IF-CRANK Crankshaft position sensor signal 93 N.C. /
Shielding layer of common rail
58 SG-SLD8 94 N.C. /
pressure sensor
59 N.C. / 95 N.C. /
60 OP-PCV1 PCV1 96 N.C. /
61 PG-POWER Earth for power supply 97 PG-SIGN Signal earth
62 PG-POWER Earth for power supply 98 N.C. /
63 PG-POWER Earth for power supply 99 N.C. /
64 PG-POWER Earth for power supply 100 IS-START Starting signal
65 PG-POWER Earth for power supply 101 N.C. /
66 PG-POWER Earth for power supply 102 N.C. /
67 PS-+B ECM power supply 103 N.C. /
68 N.C. / 104 N.C. /
Power supply for atmospheric
69 SP-5V2 105 N.C. /
pressure sensor
Power supply for fuel filter
70 SP-5V3 106 N.C. /
pressure sensor
71 N.C. / 107 N.C. /
Connected to diagnosis plug of
72 CC-KW2000 108 N.C. /
engine
73 N.C. / 109 N.C. /
CAN_H for diagnosis
C C -
74 N.C. / 110 (connected to diagnosis plug
ISOCAN-H
of engine)
75 N.C. / 111 PS-+B ECM power supply
Earth of fuel filter pressure
76 N.C. / 112 SG-5VRT3
sensor
77 N.C. / 113 N.C. /
Power supply for main relay
78 N.C. / 114 OS-MAINR
coil of ECM
79 N.C. / 115 N.C. /
80 N.C. / 116 N.C. /
Signal of intake temperature
81 IA-IAT 117 N.C. /
sensor
82 N.C. / 118 N.C. /
83 IA-FIPRESS Fuel filter pressure sensor signal 119 PG-SIGN Signal earth
84 N.C. / 120 N.C. /
Engine protect
control
Pump control
High/low traveling
speed control valve
Extinction delay
control
Auxiliary function
control
Circulation filtration
pump control
Self-diagnosis
function Warning light control
★ As for the detailed explanation on diagnosis function, please refer to “Trouble Diagnosis”.
Fuse
Starting Flameout
supply
Power
switch delay relay
Boom interflow cut off
supply
Power
Power-on electromagnetic valve
signal
Starting
signal
Preheating
valve 606
Double-travelling-speed
electromagnetic valve 607
Monitor
CAN bus Right travelling signal 201
Work mode signal
Signal Travelling speed selection
Left travelling signal 200
signal
monitoring Automatic deceleration
information signal Slewing signal 208
Monitoring signal
Boom lifting signal 206
CAN bus
PPC locking
signal
Charging indicator
light 14 Engine speed sensor
Preheating signal
Electrical Cam position sensor
13a
Preheating relay intake heater Crankshaft position sensor
Figure 4-185
PPC
Bucket arm excavation pressure sensor
valve
Bucket arm unloading pressure sensor
Basic pressure of
PPC
Action control
valve
Proportional valve of
pump 2
Electromagnetic valve
Main
valve
Running
Motor
Servo
Pilot pump
Running
Motor
Main
pump Cooling Slewing
pump Oil supply device of motor
front pump
Transmission device of working
device
Cooling
Servo fan
Motor
Proportional valve of
pump 1
Electromagnetic valve
Figure 4-186
Note: The figure above reflects the schematic diagram of electrical control. As for specific hydraulic circuit,
please refer to the contents about hydraulic knowledge.
Main valve
Pressure sensor
Engine
Servo
Servo
Control signal of
Control signal of
pump 1
pump 2
Displayer
Controller
CAN bus
Bucket unloading signal
signal
signal
signal
Figure 4-187
Note: The figure above reflects the schematic diagram of electrical control. As for specific hydraulic circuit,
please refer to the contents about hydraulic knowledge.
Functions
● This function permits the operation personnel to select the power of engine and the power absorbed
by pump on the basis of the work contents of this machine.
● The pump controller will control the pump, so as to ensure that it can absorb all output torque from
engine. The torque depends on the specification of pump to absorb torque in every mode, the setting
of fuel control knob and the actual engine speed.
ESS control
Functions
● The power of pump will be controlled on the basis of the change in speed caused by change in load,
so as to better utilize the output of engine. (When this machine is working under severe conditions,
such as working on plateau, so as to prevent the stalling of engine).
Operations
The target speed of engine is controlled through throttle knob.
● The controller will receive the actual speed signal sent by ECM (engine controller), and carry out the
closed-loop control on actual speed and target speed. Thereafter, the controller will make the output of
closed-loop control participate in calculation of control signal of electromagnetic valve, and send the
finally-adjusted current signal to pump proportional electromagnetic valve.
● The electromagnetic valve will, on the basis of the received signal from controller, supply the pilot
pressure oil to pump regulator, so as to control the flowrate of pump.
signal
CAN bus
Controller Display
screen
Boom -bucket priority
Boom-slewing priority
Boom interflow cutoff
signal
signal
Boom-slewing Boom interflow cut Standby Boom-bucket Dual running Pilot locking
priority off electromagneti priority speed electromagnetic
proportional valve electromagnetic c valve proportional valve electromagnetic valve
valve valve
Figure 4-188
Functions
● In order to improve the working efficiency of this machine and optimize the coordination of this
machine, the boom interflow cutoff control, boom-bucket priority control and boom-slewing priority
control are adopted.
Operations
● When the boom is being lifted and the bucket arm is carrying out excavation at the same time, under
particular conditions, the boom interflow cutoff electromagnetic valve will act, so as to cut off the boom
interflow.
● When the boom is being lifted, the boom-slewing priority electromagnetic valve will act, so as to
achieve the priority of boom lifting against slewing.
● When the boom is being lifted and the bucket is carrying out excavation at the same time, under
particular conditions, the boom-bucket priority electromagnetic valve will act, so as to achieve the
priority of boom lifting against bucket.
Functions
● On the basis of the safety requirements, the pilot locking function is adopted to control the action of
excavator.
Operations
● When the pilot handle is turned to the horizontal position, the pilot locking electromagnetic valve will
be opened, and the excavator will be able to act; when the pilot handle is turned to the vertical position,
the pilot locking electromagnetic valve will be closed, and the excavator will not be able to act.
Functions
● In order to ensure that the travelling performance is suitable for work site and work type, the double-
travelling-speed function is adopted to control the travelling speed.
Operations
● Through the high/low speed travelling changeover button on display screen, the double-travelling-
speed electromagnetic valve can be opened and closed, so as to change the displacement of
travelling motor and thus achieve the changeover between high and low travelling speed.
Note: As for the specific wire number, please refer to the designation of wire number on Page 4-177.
Engine
Engine oil
pressure sensor
Engine oil
pressure signal
Throttle Control
Knob
CAN bus
Figure 4-189
Functions
● The controller will acquire the signal from ● While the warning is displayed, the controller
engine oil pressure sensor. Under the will lower the engine speed to idle speed, to
circumstance that the engine speed is higher protect the engine.
than 600rpm, if the engine oil pressure is too
low, then the warning information will be
generated and sent to the display screen. After
the display screen receives the warning
information, the warning indicator will come on.
Engine
Coolant temperature
sensor
Water temperature
signal
Throttle Control
Knob
CAN bus
CAN bus
Controller Display
screen
Figure 4-190
Functions
● The controller acquires the signal from water
temperature sensor. If the water temperature is
too high (higher than 105℃), the warning
information will be generated, and be sent to
the display screen. The display screen will
receive the warning information, and then the
warning indicator will come on.
● While the warning is displayed, the controller
will lower the engine speed to idle speed, so as
to protect the engine.
Engine
Coolant temperature
sensor
Water temperature
signal
Throttle Control
Knob
CAN bus
From wire
13 of key
switch
CAN bus
Controller Display
screen
Figure 4-191
Functions
● When the engine is started, the engine control
unit (ECU) will inspect the water temperature,
so as to judge whether it is necessary to
preheat the engine.
● When the ECU judges that it is necessary to
carry out preheating, it will send out the
preheating control signal to switch on the
preheating relay, so that the engine preheating
plug will be powered on and work.
System components
Pump pressure sensor
Connection diagram
Terminal
Name of signal
No.
Power supply
(+5V)
Earthling
Output
Direction Z
Figure 4-193
Operations
● The relationship between the pressure (P)
applied on sensor and the output voltage (E) is
as indicated in the right figure.
Output voltage (E) of
sensor
Figure 4-194
Connection diagram
Earthling
Output
Direction Z
Figure 4-195
Operations
● The relationship between the pressure (P)
applied on sensor and the output voltage (E) is
as indicated in the right figure.
Output voltage (E) of
sensor
Figure 4-196
Figure 4-197
1. Buoy 3. Casing
2. Lever 4. Plug-in elements
Full
Signal Earthling
wire wire
Display system
Displayer
CAN signal
Controller
Power
supply Sensor
Storage battery
Figure 4-198
● The state of this machine will be monitored by the sensors installed on various locations on this
machine, the relevant date will be processed by the controller, and the information obtained will be
immediately displayed on panel, so as to inform the operator of conditions of this machine.
● There are also mode selection switches and function buttons on display panel, so as to operate this
machine and control the output.
● In general, the contents displayed on panel fall into the following two parts.
1. Warning information given when trouble occurs to this machine.
2. Conditions of this machine (temperature of coolant, temperature of hydraulic oil, and level of fuel).
Displayer
Figure 4-199
Overview
● The display has the function to display the monitoring information and select the work mode.
● In the display, there is a CPU (central processor) which processes, displays and send out the
information.
● The display screen is a liquid crystal display.
Input and output signal of socket
Pin no. Name of signal Input/output Pin no. Name of signal Input/output
Display panel
Attention
● When the alarm indicator light is lit up, it is
necessary to stop operations immediately,
inspect and repair the relevant part.
● The displayer could not display all the working
states of the excavator.
● Do not fully rely on the display of the display
screen when maintaining or inspecting the
excavator.
Figure 4-201
Button zone
The button zone includes 5 function buttons. Function buttons
Namely F1, F2, F3, F4 and F5 (as indicated in Figure). The role of these 5 buttons corresponds to the
function icon displayed in display zone on home page.
● When the function icon displayed is different, the role of every button may be different.
● When the corresponding function icon is not displayed in display zone on home page, the function
button will be unavailable.
The relationship between several commonly-used function icons and buttons are detailed in the table
below.
Function
Icon display Functions Display range
buttons
F1 Enter the “video page” ——
Automatic idling
F2 Idle/Non-idle
changeover/change over
High/low running speed
F3 High speed/low speed
change-over
Enter the page for selection of
F4 ——
setting item
Select the “Information
——
Search”
F5
Return to the previous page ——
Home Page
The homepage means the page displayed when the excavator is working normally.
Operation Method
1. Video display
If is pressed down, the system will enter the
video display page.
Note: The video camera is an optional part. If the
video camera is not installed, no picture will be
displayed when the system enters the video display
page.
Button Operations
● Password for increase/decrease
● Select the input digit
● Confirm the password. The password is:
31868
● Enter the [Unlocking of System] page
● Return to 【Homepage】. Figure 4-204
● Determine to enter
●
System System clock Save the
Enter the page [Setting of System] language information
● Return to homepage
Figure 4-205
Throttle gear N:
Gear position V:
Battery voltage V:
Figure 4-206
Figure 4-207
● Enter the page [Search for Input/output Pressure of large chamber of boom
Figure 4-208
Button Operations
● Enter the page [Signal of Main Pump and Starting relay Slewing priority
Figure 4-209
Trouble information
On the page [List of Information], select the [Trouble
Information] so as to search for trouble codes and
trouble information.
Button Operations Trouble code:
●
Internal trouble of controller
● —
The CAN bus is abnormal
● Return to the page [List of Information] The start motor relay is abnormal
Note: When the trouble code appears on The warning light (sound) relay is abnormal
Figure 4-210
● — Longitude °:
Latitude °:
● — Altitude m:
Speed Km/h:
Quantity of satellites:
● — Communication indication:
Signal-to-noise ratio 1:
● — Signal-to-noise ratio 2:
Signal-to-noise ratio 3:
● Return to homepage Signal-to-noise ratio 4:
Figure 4-211
● Chinese
● English
● -
● Return to the page [List of Information]
Chine
se
Figure 4-212
● -
● Return to the page [List of Information]
Figure 4-213
Maintenance Information
On the page [List of Information], select
[Maintenance Information] so as to enter the
maintenance information search page. The
maintenance information includes the maintenance Maintenance Information
items for every 50 hours, 250 hours, 500 hours, Current maintenance period:
1000 hours and 2000 hours. Note: This page can 1. Apply the grease onto slewing
be entered only when there is the maintenance mechanism bearing, and turn it while
filling the oil;
reminder. 2. Replace the engine oil and its filter
element (replacement for the first time);
Button Operations 3. Inspect the fuel filter and intake pipeline;
Information List
Figure 4-215
●
configuration Excavator hours
Selection item
● - Warning Brightness of Engine
contents display information
screen
● The confirmation password is: 31868
● -
● Return to the page [List of Information]
Figure 4-216
Excavator configuration
The configuration information of this machine can
be viewed by selecting the [Configuration of
Machine] on the page [Setting of System].
Button Operations
● - Excavator configuration
Excavator model:
● - Excavator No.:
Engine model:
● - Model of hydraulic system:
Model of controller:
● - Edition number of software:
Figure 4-217
Configuration Calibration
The configuration information of this machine can
be calibrated by selecting the [Calibration of
Configuration] on the page [Setting of System].
When entering the page [Calibration of
Configuration], you need to type in the password for Configuration Calibration
Information].
Model of hydraulic system:
● - Light
Figure 4-220
Figure 4-221
● Confirmation
Adjustment of right travelling deviation:
● Return to the page [Setting of System]
Figure 4-222
Engine information
Display the historical troubles and total running time
of engine
Button Operations
● Display the historical troubles and total
Engine information
running time
● Enter the engine trouble search page Current trouble
Figure 4-223
● —
● —
● Return to the engine information
Figure 4-224
● — Engine torque
● — Fuel flowrate
Turbocharging pressure
● Return to the engine information Intake temperature
Increased temperature
Fuel temperature
Figure 4-225
Figure 4-226
Locking Information
When the locking signal is received, the system will
enter the locking information page. The locking
signal falls into primary locking signal and
secondary locking signal.
Button Operations Locking Information
Figure 4-227
Figure 4-228
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speed
● Heavy load operation mode (P)
● Bucket arm retraction overflow
state
● The engine is running at high idle
speed
Speed during
● The automatic idling switch is
automatic rpm 1100±20 1,080 ~ 1,120
opened
deceleration
● All control rods are at middle
position
Lifting mm 11.5 ± 0.5 11.0 ~ 12.0
Boom control valve
Lowering mm 9.5± 0.5 9.0 ~ 10.0
range
● The engine is running at high idle speed
● Work mode: H
● After carrying out slewing for one round, Maximum
Slewing time Seconds 28±3
measure the time necessary for slewing 34
for 5 rounds
● As for details about measurement
posture, please refer to “Slewing 1” on
Page 5-10
● Hydraulic oil temperature: within operating
range
● The engine stops
The hydraulic ● On the 15°slope, keep the upper slewing
drifting in back platform of this machine transverse.
mm 0 0
slewing Please refer to “Slewing 2” on Page 5-10
operation ● Leave the mating marks on inner and
outer races of slewing support
● Misalignment of mating mark within 5
minutes
● Hydraulic oil temperature: within operating
range
Leakage of ● The engine is running at high idle speed Maximum
ml/min Maximum 5
slewing motor ● Slewing locking switch: on 10
● During the slewing overflow, measure the
amount of oil leaking within 1 minute
● Hydraulic oil temperature: within Position
operating range lo
● The engine is running at high
idle speed
● Work mode: H
Traveling
Travelling
● After carrying out slewing for one 30 ± 5 25~35
speed Seconds
round, measure the time Position 48 ± 5 43~53
(Without load)
necessary for slewing for 5 hi
rounds
● As for the specific measurement
posture, please refer to
“Attachment 1” on Page 5-10
operating range
Working Device
and change the direction when the bucket Seconds Maximum 2.0
rod 2.8
arm acts slightly, and measure the average
operating time
● As for details about measurement posture,
please refer to “Working device 2” on Page
5-12
● Hydraulic oil temperature: within operating
range
● The engine is running at low idle speed
● Work mode: H
● Tilt the control rod forwards and backwards
Maximum
Bucket and change the direction when the bucket Seconds Maximum 1.0
3.6
acts slightly, and measure the average
operation time
● As for details about measurement posture,
please refer to “Working device 2” on Page
5-12
Cylinder ● Hydraulic oil temperature: within operating 10 0
leakage
Internal
Central range
back ● The engine is running at high idle speed ml/min
● During overflow, measure the oil leaking 20 50
slewing
joint from cylinder within one minute cylinder
range
operation is carried out
Pressure MPa
● When the pump speed is 2,000 rpm, the current value of pump electromagnetic valve is 650ma
★ During the measurement, make effort to ensure that the output pressure P1 and P2 of pump are
close to the average pressure.
★ When using the pump installed on this machine to carry out measurement, if the engine speed
can’t be set as the specified value via fuel control knob, please measure the output of pump and
speed of engine on measuring point, and then calculate the output of pump at specified speed
on the basis of such values.
Applicable to all excavator models (posture of this machine for measurement of performance)
Control valve: Stroke of slide valve Travelling 1: Travelling speed (without load)
Driving wheel
Figure 5-13
Working device 7: Bucket delay
Figure 5-14
Figure 6-2
2) Turn on the light-proof smoke scope to
carry out preheating (about 15 minutes).
3) Start up the engine and make it run until
the engine water temperature increases to
the level within operating range.
4) When the engine accelerates suddenly or
runs at high idle speed, use the light-proof
smoke scope to read the smoke value of
exhaust gas.
5) After the measurement, dismantle the
measuring tool, and ensure that this
machine returns to normal state.
Figure 6-3
Special tools
Feeler gauge
Inspection
1. Remove the rocker arm cover.
2. In accordance with the following method, turn
the cylinder 1 or the cylinder 6 to the TDC of
compression stroke.
● Turn the crankshaft forwards, and arrange
the flywheel T/C line and indicating needle
in a straight line. At that moment, inspect
that there is clearance between rocker arm
and cam of cylinder 1 or cylinder 6
(compression TDC).
Note:
If the rocker arms on intake and exhaust sides can’t
be turned by hand, it can be judged that the piston
has been turned to the TDC of compression stroke.
On this basis, if the engine is further turned for one Figure 6-4
round, then the compression TDC position of
cylinder 1 or cylinder 6 will be interchanged.
When the cylinder head cover is dismantled, some
oil may flow out. Therefore, please prepare the
wiping cloth, so as to wipe away the oil.
Table of adjustment
Cylinder number 1 2 3 4 5 6
Valve IN EX IN EX IN EX IN EX IN EX IN EX
Compression TDC of cylinder
1
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
(The mark 0 indicates that the
component is adjustable)
Compression TDC of cylinder
6
○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
(The mark 0 indicates that the
component is adjustable)
Figure 6-5
Valve clearance
Figure 6-6
2. After the adjustment, use the screwdriver to
stop the adjusting screw, and fix it by tightening Adjusting
up the locking nut. screw
Transverse arm
Figure 6-7
Special tools
Inspection
1. Reversely turn the crankshaft to the position
before TDC 90°, and then turn the crank shaft
forwards, and align the P-P mark on flywheel
with timing indicating needle. At that moment,
inspect whether the cylinder q is located near
the compression TDC.
Figure 6-9
Tightening Torque:
Joint oil groove side: 54 N·m {5.5 kgf·m}
Fuel feed pump side: 44 N·m {4.5 kgf·m} Figure 6-10
Attention
The engine oil pressure switch shall be installed
when the engine is in cold state.
Figure 6-11
2. Connect the engine oil pressure gauge to
transition joint (2) or switchover joint.
3. Preheat the engine until the engine oil
temperature reaches 70-90°.
4. Measure the engine oil pressure at minimum
speed under unloaded condition and maximum
speed under unloaded condition. If the
measured value is lower than the specified
standard value, please thoroughly inspect the
lubricating system.
5. After carrying out the measurement, mount the
engine oil pressure switch (1) and tighten it up
to the specified torque.
Figure 6-12
Adjustment
★ If the sagging of belt is abnormal, please carry Driving belt
out adjustment in accordance with the following pulley
steps.
1. Screw off the bolts (1) and (2). Figure 6-14
2. Move the compressor (3) and bracket (4)
together, so as to adjust the belt tension force.
3. After locating the compressor (3), tighten up the
bolts (1) and (2).
4. After the adjustment, inspect the belt tensioning
device again.
Reference
Use the tension meter to inspect the tension force of
compressor belt
Figure 6-16
2. Set the working device at the maximum work
distance, and make the end of bucket is as high
as the lower side of slewing table.
★ At that moment, the front end of upper slewing
platform will lower and the rear end will rise.
Figure 6-17
Figure 6-21
Adjustment
★ The unloading and safety valves used for boom
can’t be adjusted.
1. Adjustment of main overflow pressure (high-
pressure setting side)
★ If the high-pressure overflow pressure in oil
Figure 6-29
way for working device and travelling is not
normal, please adjust the high-pressure
setting side of main overflow valve (3) in
accordance with the following sequence.
Measurement
Lower down the working device onto the
ground and turn off the engine. After the engine
stops, operate the control rod for several times
so as to release the residual pressure in
pipeline, and then screw off the disc-shaped
nut on breather valve, and press down the
release button, so as to release the pressure in
hydraulic oil tank.
Figure 6-31
Bleed the air Start the Bleed the air Bleed the air Bleed the air Start of
Work Contents from hydraulic engine from cylinder from back from travelling operation
pump slewing motor motor
Replacement of cylinder
Dismantlement of cylinder pipeline
Note: When the oil in casing is drained, please bleed the air only from back slewing motor and travelling
motor.
1. Bleed the air from hydraulic pump.
1) Screw off the bleeding plug (1) and confirm
that the oil leaks from bleeding plug.
2) If oil leakage is confirmed, please tighten
up the bleeding plug (1).
Air bleeding plug: 7.8~9.8 N·m{0.8~1.0
kgf·m}
★ Notices for Starting of Engine
When starting up the engine after carrying
out air bleeding work as mentioned above,
make the engine run at low idle speed for
10 minutes.
Figure 6-45
Inspection on sensor
1. Inspection on water temperature sensor
● Place the sensor into a container which
contains engine oil.
● Increase the oil temperature to the specified
value, and at the same time agitate the engine Body
oil.
● Respectively measure the resistance between
terminal (1) and body.
50℃ 867.2 Ω
60℃ 586.5 Ω
Standard 80℃ 322.2 Ω
value 100℃ 188.4 Ω
Figure 6-42
106℃ 168.4 Ω
120℃ 116.3 Ω
● If the measured value exceeds the standard
value, please replace the sensor.
2. Inspection of engine speed sensor
● Measure the resistance between terminals 1
and 2.
Standard value (at 25
2.3±0.2 kΩ
degrees)
● If the measured value exceeds the standard
value, please replace the sensor.
Attention
● If the tightening torque of engine speed
sensor is insufficient, there may be no output
signal from sensor. Please tighten up the
engine speed sensor to the specified torque.
Figure 6-43
3. Inspection of pressure sensor
Connec Body Pressure
● Input voltage: 4.75~5.25VDC tor joint
● Output voltage: 0.5~4.5V
● Inspect the pressure range: 0-50BAR
Terminal B
Terminal Terminal C
A
Figure 6-44
Step 1
Inspection and Determination of Symptom
Step 2
Determine the possible position where the cause
of trouble is located
Refer to the contents about trouble
diagnosis in Service Manual, so as to
identify the possible position where the Step 7
cause of trouble is located.
Determine the position of trouble (carry out
trouble diagnosis)
Decide the repair program
Step 8
Before carrying out the trouble diagnosis,
Carry out repair in please determine the simple trouble position
workshop
and repair.
Inspection items before start
Service
Manual
Step 3
Step 6
Prepare the trouble diagnosis tool
Reproduction of trouble
Refer to the table of trouble diagnosis
tools in Service Manual and prepare the Start and operate this machine, confirm the symptom of this
necessary tools. machine and judge whether there is a trouble.
T-shaped Joint
— Replacement
scorched or peeled off
4. Inspect whether the wire clips drop or whether the
— Repair
electric wires are suspended
Remove the
5. Inspect whether the electric wires get wet (inspect
— connector and dry
carefully the connectors or terminals)
it
6. Inspect whether the fuses are blown or rusted — Replacement
After the engine
7. Inspect the alternator voltage (the engine is running at has run for
Replacement
semi-throttle opening) several
minutes:
27.5~ 29.5 V
8. Inspect the noise when the battery relay works (the
— Replacement
switch is turned ON/OFF)
Connector
List of connectors
Number of
Type Number of Pins Name of device
Connector
CN-109M Plug-in elements 2 To horn button
CN-112M Plug-in elements 7 To radio
CN-113F Plug-in elements 2 To pilot locking rod
CN-116F Plug-in elements 12 To A/C
CN-118M Plug-in elements 2 To emergency stop switch
CN-119M Plug-in elements 3 Middle connector
CN-115M Plug-in elements 8 Middle connector
CN-110F Plug-in elements 12 Middle connector
CN-111F Plug-in elements 12 Middle connector
CN-117M Plug-in elements 6 To wiper controller
CN-431F Plug-in elements 40 Middle connector
CN-161M Plug-in elements 8 To dome light switch
CN-162M Plug-in elements 8 To washer switch
CN-163M Plug-in elements 8 To wiper switch
CN-164M Plug-in elements 8 To working light switch
CN-165M Plug-in elements 3 To throttle knob
CN-166M Plug-in elements 6 To key switch
CN-459F Plug-in elements 12 Middle connector
CN-458M Plug-in elements 9 Middle connector
CN-457M Plug-in elements 4 Middle connector
CN-210F Plug-in elements 3 To fuel filtration pump
CN-211F Plug-in elements 2 To oil filling pump
CN-212F Plug-in elements 2 Diode
CN-222F Plug-in elements 2 Diode
T-214 Terminal 1 To earth of fuel level sensor
CN-213M Plug-in elements 1 To fuel oil level sensor
T-228 Terminal 1 To battery relay contact input
T-229 Terminal 1 To battery relay contact output
Number of
Type Number of Pins Name of device
Connector
T-208 Terminal 1 To battery relay coil+
T-209 Terminal 1 To battery relay coil+
CN-220F Plug-in elements 2 Diode
CN-207M Plug-in elements 2 To start relay coil
CN-472M Plug-in elements 2 To start relay contact
CN-221F Plug-in elements 2 Diode
CN-206M Plug-in elements 2 To preheating relay coil
CN-223M Plug-in elements 1 To preheating relay contact input
CN-224M Plug-in elements 1 To preheating relay contact output
T-201 Terminal 1 To always-on fuse input
T-202 Terminal 1 To always-on fuse output
T-225 Terminal 1 To preheating fuse output
T-226 Terminal 1 To main circuit fuse input
T-227 Terminal 1 To main circuit fuse output
T-230 Terminal 1 To start relay fuse output
CN-205F Plug-in elements 2 To oil filling pump switch
T-216 Terminal 1 To earthling point of electrical equipment
T-217 Terminal 1 To earthling wire of controller
CN-219F Plug-in elements 2 To platform working light
CN-305M Plug-in elements 3 To pressure sensor of pump 1
CN-306M Plug-in elements 3 To pressure sensor of pump 2
CN-307M Plug-in elements 2 To cooling pump proportional valve
CN-308M Plug-in elements 2 To proportional valve of pump 1
CN-309M Plug-in elements 2 To proportional valve of pump 2
CN-310M Plug-in elements 2 To hydraulic oil temperature sensor
CN-311F Plug-in elements 3 To oil water separator water level sensor
CN-401M Plug-in elements 12 Middle connector
CN-439M Plug-in elements 94 To electrical socket for pin 94 of ECM
CN-438M Plug-in elements 60 To electrical socket for pin 60 of ECM
CN-436M Plug-in elements 40 To main controller 40pin socket
To electrical socket for pin 81 of main
CN-437M Plug-in elements 81
controller
CN-435M Plug-in elements 14 External communication mouthpiece
CN-106F Plug-in elements 3 Middle connector
CN-105M Plug-in elements 12 Middle connector
Number of
Type Number of Pins Name of device
Connector
CN-433M Plug-in elements 16 Engine diagnosis mouthpiece
CN-100M Plug-in elements 2 Engine trouble clearing mouthpiece
CN-408M Plug-in elements 3 To atmospheric pressure sensor
CN-409M Plug-in elements 2 To intake temperature sensor
CN-410M Plug-in elements 2 To air filter blockage switch
To bucket arm excavation pilot pressure
CN-411F Plug-in elements 3
sensor
To bucket arm unloading pilot pressure
CN-412F Plug-in elements 3
sensor
CN-413F Plug-in elements 2 To pilot locking electromagnetic valve
To double-travelling-speed electromagnetic
CN-414F Plug-in elements 2
valve
CN-415F Plug-in elements 2 To boom priority 1proportional valve
CN-416F Plug-in elements 2 To standby electromagnetic valve
To boom interflow cut off electromagnetic
CN-417F Plug-in elements 2
valve
CN-418F Plug-in elements 2 To boom priority 2 proportional valve
CN-419F Plug-in elements 3 To cooling pump pressure sensor
CN-420F Plug-in elements 3 To boom lifting pilot pressure sensor
CN-421F Plug-in elements 3 To boom lowering pilot pressure sensor
CN-422F Plug-in elements 3 To bucket excavation pilot pressure sensor
CN-423F Plug-in elements 3 To bucket unloading pilot pressure sensor
CN-424F Plug-in elements 3 To slewing pilot pressure sensor
CN-425F Plug-in elements 3 To left travelling pilot pressure sensor
CN-426F Plug-in elements 3 To right travelling pilot pressure sensor
T-480 Terminal 1 To generator terminal E
T-479 Terminal 1 To generator terminal B
T-481 Terminal 1 To earthling point of engine supporting leg
CN-407M Plug-in elements 2 To generator
CN-406M Plug-in elements 1 To A/C compressor
CN-301F Plug-in elements 5 To video camera
CN-427F Plug-in elements 2 To electromagnetic pump
CN-303F Plug-in elements 2 To electromagnetic pump switch
CN-482F Plug-in elements 1 To plug-in part H of engine
CN-405F Plug-in elements 16 To plug-in part B of engine
CN-404F Plug-in elements 20 To plug-in part D of engine
CN-403F Plug-in elements 32 To plug-in part A of engine
T-486 Terminal 1 To terminal S of start motor
T-485 Terminal 1 To start motor terminal B
Number of
Type Number of Pins Name of device
Connector
CN-401M Plug-in elements 12 Middle connector
CN-456F Plug-in elements 3 To boom large chamber pressure sensor
CN-454F Plug-in elements 2 To high-pitch horn
CN-453F Plug-in elements 2 Middle connector
CN-455F Plug-in elements 2 To low-pitch horn
CN-416F Plug-in elements 2 Diode
CN-119M Plug-in elements 2 To washer
CN-463F Plug-in elements 2 Diode
CN-462F Plug-in elements 2 Diode
T-125 Terminal 1 To terminal 5S of fuse box
T-126 Terminal 1 To terminal 6S of fuse box
T-127 Terminal 1 To terminal 7S of fuse box
T-128 Terminal 1 To terminal 8S of fuse box
T-134 Terminal 1 To socket of inspection light -
T-135 Terminal 1 To socket of inspection light +
CN-450F Plug-in elements 5 To KC main relay
CN-451F Plug-in elements 5 To start cutoff relay
CN-121M Plug-in elements 8 Grey electrical plug of fuse box
CN-122M Plug-in elements 8 Red electrical plug of fuse box
CN-123M Plug-in elements 8 Black electrical plug of fuse box
CN-124M Plug-in elements 8 Orange electrical plug of fuse box
CN-129M Plug-in elements 8 Blue electrical plug of fuse box
CN-130M Plug-in elements 8 Yellow electrical plug of fuse box
CN-131M Plug-in elements 8 Green electrical plug of fuse box
CN-132M Plug-in elements 8 Brown electrical plug of fuse box
CN-501F Plug-in elements 2 To left working light on boom
CN-502F Plug-in elements 2 To right working light on boom
CN-101M Plug-in elements 34 To display screen
CN-107M Plug-in elements 2 Display screen resetting mouthpiece
CN-103M Plug-in elements 2 To sunshine sensor
CN-104M Plug-in elements 2 To cigarette lighter socket
Figure 7-1
Figure 7-2
SWP connector
Convex Concave
(electrical plug) (electrical socket)
(The number
of pins is 1)
(The number
of pins is 2)
(The number
of pins is 6)
(The number
of pins is 8)
(The number
of pins is 16)
Figure 7-3
A/AMP connector
Convex Concave
(electrical plug) (electrical socket)
(The number of
pins is 2)
(The number of
pins is 2)
(The number of
pins is 3)
Figure 7-4
DT connector
Housing Housing
(electrical plug) (electrical socket)
(The number
of pins is 3)
(The number of
pins is 6)
(The number of
pins is 8)
(The number of
pins is 12)
Figure 7-5
This is a part of the wiring diagram, and mainly displays the part in trouble
Estimated The internal temperature of The internal temperature of controller has been lower
2
causes controller is abnormally low than -40℃ for 10Ses
and
standard
value in 3
normal
state
4
Estimated The power supply for sensor is The supply voltage for sensor has been abnormal for
2
causes abnormal more than 1S
and
standard
value in 3
normal
state
4
Warning output
Stop motor, proportional electromagnetic valve coil drive/driving
Reaction of controller
The engine speed will return to the automatic idling level
In the normal state, it will resume by connecting the power supply
Phenomena occurring to
The normal action is slow, and the speed is automatic idling speed
this machine
1 The fuel level is lower than 10% Please add the fuel
Estimated
causes
2
and
standard
value in 3
normal
state
4
Trouble code P601 The water level in oil water separator is too high
Trouble code Code
Trouble The water level in oil water separator is too
Displayed on display Phenomenon high
P601/
screen
Trouble warning The water level sensor of oil water separator detects that the water level is too
conditions high
Reaction of controller Warning output
Phenomena occurring to
The water level in oil water separator exceeds the warning level
this machine
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
The ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
capacity of maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
1
battery is Voltage
insufficient Storage battery voltage More than 24V
value
Internal ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
trouble of maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
2 starting Position OFF: between wire 22 and wire 11 More than 1MΩ
switch for Resistance
engine Position ON: between wire 22 and wire 11 value Less than 1 Ω
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
Trouble of
Unlocking position of locking rod: between wire
3 leading Less than 1M Ω
switch 105 and wire 0 Resistance
Locking position of locking rod: between wire 105 value
More than 1Ω
and wire 0
● Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, ad
make the engine rung during the trouble diagnosis (If the power supply,
Estimated earthling, signal and input of engine are normal and only the output of engine
causes is abnormal, then the engine start motor is in trouble.)
Trouble of
and
4 starting Starting
standard Engine start motor Voltage value
motor switch
value in
normal Power supply: terminal B and earth 20—30V
Start
state Between engine input end S and earth 20—30V
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
The wire then maintain the switch at the position ON for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
harness is Wire 22 of start switch and terminal B of start
5 Less than 1Ω
open- motor Resistance
circuited Wire 11 of start switch and terminal SW of start value
Less than 1Ω
relay
Trouble of Terminal “+” (wire 20) of battery and wire 22 of Resistance
6 Less than 1Ω
fuse F1 control knob value
The wire ● Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
harness is maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
short-
7 Between terminal SW of start relay and earth More than 1 MΩ
connected Resistance
(Earthling value
Between engine input end S and earth More than 1 MΩ
trouble)
Internal ● Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
trouble of then maintain the switch at the position ON for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
8
AC Voltage
generator Between terminal P of generator and earth Less than 1V
value
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
Trouble of
When the engine start switch is operated, if the operating sound is heard from
Estimated 1 storage relay contact of battery, the battery can be judged as normal. Start switch ON-
causes battery
START-ON.
and relay
standard Internal Since this is an internal trouble, no trouble diagnosis can be carried out. (If the
value in 2 trouble of cause of trouble is not the above-mentioned cause, the controller or procedure
normal controller is in trouble)
state 3
Battery relay
BAT-1 battery
Figure 7-6
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
Trouble of and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
1 preheating diagnosis.
fuse Between wire 21 and pin 3 (contact) of Resistance
Less than 1 Ω
preheating relay value
Trouble of When the preheating function is activated, if the operating sound can be heard
2 preheating from contact of preheating relay, the relay can be judged as normal. Preheating
Estimated relay switch OFF-ON-OFF.
causes
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
and
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
standard The
diagnosis.
value in preheating
3 The preheating switch is disconnected:
normal switch is in More than 1M Ω
state trouble between wire 16# and wire 17# Resistance
The preheating switch is closed: between wire value
Less than 1 Ω
16 and wire 17
Short- ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
circuit and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
4 trouble of diagnosis.
wire Between pin 3 (contact) of preheating relay Resistance
(grounding) and earth More than 1M Ω
value
5
Storage
Starting
battery
switch
Preheating relay
switch
Preheating relay
Preheater
Figure 7-7
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making
preparation, and then start up the engine and make it run for carrying
out trouble diagnosis.
Trouble of
1 safety locking Safety Resistance
Measurement items
switch control rod value
Locking Less than 1 Ω
Estimated Between wire 105 and wire 41
Loosen More than 1M Ω
causes
and ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making
standard Short-circuit preparation, and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying
value in 2 trouble of wire out trouble diagnosis.
normal (grounding) Resistance
Between wire 105 and earth More than 1M Ω
state value
The internal coil ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making
of PPC locking preparation, and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying
3 electromagnetic out trouble diagnosis.
valve is in Between pin 1 and pin 2 of electromagnetic Resistance
trouble About 34 Ω
valve value
Leading switch
Starting relay
Figure 7-8
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
Estimat then start up the engine and make it run for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
The
ed
1 sensor has When the control rod is at middle position, the pilot pressure will be 0KG
causes
trouble
and
standar When the control rod is operated, the pilot pressure will be 0-37KG
d value Trouble
in relating to Inspect the engine speed and the current of proportional electromagnetic valve.
normal 2
engine If the speed is too low, please re-calibrate the speed.
state speed
Controller Since this is an internal trouble, no trouble diagnosis can be carried out. (If it is
3
trouble not for the above-mentioned reasons, the controller should be in trouble)
Controller
Signal
Displayer
(CAN bus)
Earthling wire
Figure 7-9
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
The then start up the engine and make it run, so as to carry out trouble
sensor diagnosis.
1
Estimated has When the control rod is at middle position, the pilot pressure will be 0KG
causes trouble
and When the control rod is operated, the pilot pressure will be 0-37KG
standard Trouble
value in relating to Inspect the engine speed and the current of proportional electromagnetic valve.
normal 2
engine If the speed is too low, please re-calibrate the speed.
state speed
Controller Since this is an internal trouble, no trouble diagnosis can be carried out. (If it is
3
trouble not for the above-mentioned reasons, the controller should be in trouble)
Controller
Bucket arm excavation
pressure sensor
Signal
Displayer
(CAN bus)
Earthling wire
Figure 7-10
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
The
sensor then start up the engine and make it run for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
1 When the control rod is at middle position, the pilot pressure will be 0KG
Estimated has
causes trouble
When the control rod is operated, the pilot pressure will be 0-37KG
and
Trouble
standard
relating to Inspect the engine speed and the current of proportional electromagnetic valve.
value in 2
engine If the speed is too low, please re-calibrate the speed.
normal
speed
state
Controller Since this is an internal trouble, no trouble diagnosis can be carried out. (If it is
3
trouble not for the above-mentioned reasons, the controller should be in trouble)
Controller
Signal
Displayer
(CAN bus)
Earthling wire
Figure 7-11
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
The
sensor then start up the engine and make it run for carrying out trouble diagnosis.
1 When the control rod is at middle position, the pilot pressure will be 0KG
has
Estimated trouble
causes When the control rod is operated, the pilot pressure will be 0-37KG
and Trouble
standard relating to Inspect the engine speed and the current of proportional electromagnetic valve.
value in 2 engine If the speed is too low, please re-calibrate the speed.
normal speed
state
Controller Since this is an internal trouble, no trouble diagnosis can be carried out. (If it is
3
trouble not for the above-mentioned reasons, the controller should be in trouble)
Signal
Controller
Earthling wire
Displayer Signal
(CAN bus)
Earthling wire
Figure 7-12
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
Estimated ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation, and
causes then maintain the switch at the position ON for carrying out trouble
Fuse diagnosis.
and 1
trouble Between wire 21 and earth About 24V
standard Voltage
value in Between wire 29 and earth value About 24V
normal
state Trouble of Since this is an internal trouble, no trouble diagnosis can be carried out. (If the
2 display cause of trouble is not the above-mentioned cause, the display screen is in
screen trouble)
To display screen
120ω
Figure 7-13
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
Resistor
1 diagnosis.
trouble
Resistance
Between pin 1 and pin 2 of M09 120 Ω
value
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
diagnosis.
Estimated The wire is
2 Between pin 78 CN-437M and pin B of CN-
causes disconnected
and
452M/pin 1 of CN-101M Resistance Less than 1 Ω
standard Between pin 60 of CN-437M and pin A of CN- value Less than 1 Ω
value in 452M/pin 2 of CN-101M
normal ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
state and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
Short-circuit diagnosis.
3 trouble of Between pin 78 CN-437M and pin B of CN- More than 1M
wire 452M/pin 1 of CN-101M Resistance Ω
Between pin 60 of CN-437M and pin A of CN- value More than 1M
452M/pin 2 of CN-101M Ω
Trouble of
Since this is an internal trouble, no trouble diagnosis can be carried out. (If it is
display
4 not for the above reasons, the display screen or controller
screen or
should be in trouble)
controller
To display screen
120ω
Figure 7-14
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
Trouble of dual
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
running speed
1 diagnosis.
electromagneti
Resistance
c valve Between wire 607 and wire 0-YV of CN-414F About 34 Ω
value
Estimated ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
causes and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
and diagnosis.
The wire is
standard 2 Between wire 607 of CN-414F and pin 82 of
disconnected Less than 1 Ω
value in controller Resistance
normal Between wire 0-YV of CN414F and pin 25 of value
state Less than 1 Ω
controller
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
Short-circuit
3 diagnosis.
trouble of wire
Resistance More than 1M
Between wire 607 of CN-414F and earth
value Ω
4
Controller
High speed
travelling valve
Figure 7-15
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
diagnosis.
Trouble of oil Pin Fuel oil level Resistance value
1
level sensor
Full (upper limit) About 10 Ω
Estimated Between wire 509 and earth Empty (lower
causes 85-95 Ω
limit)
and
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
standard
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
value in The wire is
2 diagnosis.
normal disconnected
Between wire 509 and pin 11 of signal Resistance
state Less than 1 Ω
acquisition port of controller value
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
Short-circuit
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
trouble of
3 diagnosis.
wire
Resistance
(grounding) Between wire 509 and earth More than 1M Ω
value
Controller
Fuel level
Position signal
signal
acquisition port
Figure 7-16
Causes Standard value in normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
Internal and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
1 trouble of diagnosis.
wiper motor Resistance
Between wire 25 of wiper and earth More than 10 Ω
value
Estimated ★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
causes and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
and diagnosis.
standard Between pin 25 of Fuse F17 and pin 2 of CN-
The wire is Less than 1 Ω
value in 2 disconnected 117M
normal Between wire 35L of wiper switch and pin 5 of Resistance
Less than 1 Ω
state CN-1-117M value
Between wire 35H of wiper switch and pin 4 of
Less than 1 Ω
CN-1-117M
★ Turn the engine start switch to the position OFF for making preparation,
Short-circuit
and maintain the switch at the position OFF for carrying out trouble
trouble of
3 diagnosis.
wire
Harness between pin 25 of Fuse F17 and pin 2 Resistance
(grounding) More than 1M Ω
of CN-117M value
Washer motor
Wiper motor
Control
Switch Cab
Figure 7-17
regeneration
valve
cylinder
Boom 2
Bucket valve Bucket cylinder
Anti-swing valve
Slewing
motor Boom cylinder
Boom valve
Back slewing valve
Standby actuating
Straight
travelling valve
Standby valve element
Servo mechanism
Left traveling
Balance valve
Right traveling
motor
motor
Balance valve
Right travelling
Straight travelling valve valve
mechanism
Servo
Left pilot Traveling Right pilot
valve leading valve valve
Excavati
Reverse
Reverse
Forward
Forward
Unloadi
Lowering
Lifting
Right
Left
ng
ng
g
High/low
Stand
travelling speed
by
Secondary
turbocharging
Pilot valve
lock
Figure 7-18
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
Estimated causes and standard value in
diagnosis
1
normal state
2 <Contents>
Estimated causes of trouble
● The standard value in normal state can be used to judge
(The number is given for the
whether the estimated cause is in “good” or “bad” conditions
3 purpose of facilitating the
writing, and does not mean ● The reference value is used to judge whether a component
any priority order) is in “good” or “bad” conditions
4
H-1 The working device acts slowly, or the running and slewing speed is low.
● The working device acts slowly, or the running and slewing
Trouble information
speed is low.
● Set the work mode at position 10 of mode S, so as to carry out
Relevant information
trouble diagnosis.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
Estimated causes and standard value in
diagnosis
Fuel injection pump has Maybe the fuel injection pump is in trouble. Please inspect the fuel
1
trouble injection pump.
Maybe the regulator fails. Please inspect the regulator servo
2 The regulator fails
mechanism.
normal state
Fuel oil filter core is Maybe the fuel filter element is blocked and thus the oil way is not
3
plugged clear. Please inspect the filter element.
Carbon is accumulated in Maybe carbon is accumulated in the nozzle. Please inspect the
4
nozzle nozzle.
Maybe the air filter is blocked and thus the intake pipeline is not
5 The air filter is blocked
clear. Please inspect the air filter.
The engine is abnormally
6 Maybe the engine is abnormally worn. Please inspect the engine.
worn
The fuel delivery pump Maybe the oil transfer pump is in trouble. Please inspect the oil
7
has troubles transfer pump.
Causes The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is running
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
Estimated causes and standard value in
poor
Maybe the vent device on top cover of hydraulic oil tank is blocked
The air breather on the top
up, so that the negative pressure is generated in oil tank. Please
3 of hydraulic oil tank is
press down the air release valve of breather valve, and inspect
plugged
whether the noise disappears.
Maybe the strainer of hydraulic oil tank is blocked up, so that the
The hydraulic oil tank filter
4 negative pressure is generated in oil suction way. Please carry out
screen is plugged
visual inspection.
The plunger pump has Maybe there is trouble in plunger pump. Please inspect the plunger
5
trouble pump.
Causes The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is running
at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Every control rod Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
The pressure relay
1 "Neutral position" 0 {0}
fails
3.5~4.1MPa
Operations
{36~42 kg/cm2}
state
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is running
at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Every control rod Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
The leading valve
2 "Neutral position" 0 {0}
fails
3.5~4.1MPa
Operations
{36~42 kg/cm2}
3 Controller trouble Maybe the controller is in trouble. Please inspect the controller.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble
diagnosis.
The right pilot valve (on Boom control rod Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
1
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble
diagnosis.
The left pilot valve (bucket Boom control rod Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
1
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble
diagnosis.
Bucket control rod Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
Estimated causes and standard value in normal
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble
diagnosis.
Working device control rod Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
1 The leading valve fails
"Neutral position" 0 {0}
“Excavation” or “unloading ”
{36 kg/cm2}
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
The pressure relay is in running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble
2 diagnosis.
trouble
Replace the part with a new one and then carry out inspection
The working device control Maybe the valve core in working device control valve fails. Inspect
3
valve (valve core) fails the valve.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble
diagnosis.
Load the bucket by about 2260kg, cut off the oil way on high-
The boom cylinder has pressure side of cylinder, disconnect its connection with main valve,
1
trouble wait until the cylinder is stabilized, and measure the displacement
amount of piston within 15 minutes. If the value is more than 10mm,
then it can be determined that the cylinder seal is in trouble. As for
the detailed measurement method, please refer to “Measurement of
Oil Leakage” (Page 4-26).
The boom holding valve is Maybe the boom holding valve is worn or jammed. Please inspect
2
in trouble it.
The sealing element of
boom control valve (safety Maybe the sealing element of safety valve and oil replenishing
3
valve and oil replenishing valve in boom control valve fails. Please inspect the seal.
valve) fails
The boom valve core is in
4 Maybe the boom valve core is excessively worn. Please inspect it.
trouble
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble
diagnosis.
As for detailed measurement method, please refer to “Measurement
The bucket rod cylinder has of Oil Leakage” (Page 4-26). Cut off the oil way on high-pressure
1
trouble side of cylinder, disconnect its connection with main valve, wait until
the cylinder is stabilized, and measure the
displacement amount of piston within 15 minutes. If the value is
more than 10mm, then it can be determined that the cylinder seal is
in trouble.
Maybe the sealing element of safety valve and oil replenishing valve
The sealing element of in bucket arm control valve fails. Please inspect the seal.
bucket arm control valve ★ Whether the sealing element fails can be determined by
2
(safety valve and oil replacing the safety valve and oil replenishing valve. (Don’t
replenishing valve) fails replace them with the safety valve and oil replenishing valve for
lowering of boom, because the set pressure is different.)
The bucket arm holding Maybe the bucket arm holding valve and pilot valve are worn or
3
valve is in trouble jammed. Please inspect it.
The bucket arm valve core Maybe the bucket arm valve core is excessively worn. Please
4
is in trouble inspect it.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
Estimated causes and standard value in
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble
The bucket cylinder has diagnosis.
1
trouble Bucket control rod Oil leakage in cylinder
normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Estimated causes and standard value
Causes
diagnosis
The regeneration
1 valve of bucket rod Maybe the bucket arm regeneration valve fails. Please inspect it.
in normal state
fails
Maybe the safety valve and oil replenishing valve in control valve fail.
Please inspect them.
The control valve
★ As for bucket arm and boom, whether the valve fails can be
2 (safety valve and oil
determined by replacing the safety valve and oil replenishing valve.
filling valve) fails
(Don’t replace them with the safety valve and oil replenishing valve
for lowering of boom, because the set pressure is different.)
H-12 Other working devices move when single oil way is overflowing
● When an oil way of working device is overflowing, other working device
Trouble information
moves.
Relevant information ● Set the work mode as mode S, so as to carry out trouble diagnosis.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
Causes
diagnosis
H-13: During the slewing +travelling operation, the travelling speed obviously
reduces
● During the slewing +travelling operation, the travelling speed is
Trouble information
obviously reduced.
● If the travelling speed is slow when only the travelling is carried out,
Relevant information
please firstly carry out inspection H-15.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
Estimated causes and standard value in
diagnosis
normal state
The straight travelling If the straight travelling valve does not act, please inspect the valve
1
valve is in trouble core and the oil discharge port of logic oil way
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Running Control Lever Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
The running leading
1 Forward traveling or backward 3.5~3.9 Mpa
valve fails
travelling { 36~40 kg/cm2}
There is difference between output 0.4 Mpa
on right and left sides {4 kg/cm2}
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Control the source pressure in oil
The leading overflow Control rod
2 way
valve fails
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Running Control Lever Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
The running leading Forward traveling or backward 3.5~3.9 Mpa
1
valve fails travelling { 36~40 kg/cm2}
There is difference between left
Less than 0.4 MPa
and right output or front and rear
{Less than 4 kg/cm2}
output
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Control the source pressure in oil
The leading overflow Control rod
2 way
valve fails
All control rods are at “middle 3.5~3.9 Mpa
position ” { 36~40 kg/cm2}
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Display screen
Travelling speed Running Control Lever
display- indicator
3 The sensor has trouble
Low speed Operations Is it lighted
H- 16 It is not easy for the excavator to make a turn or the power is insufficient
Trouble information ● It is not east to steer this machine.
● Set the work mode at position 10 of mode S, so as to carry out
Relevant information
trouble diagnosis.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
The running leading Running Control Lever Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
1
valve fails At “middle position” on both sides 0 {0}
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
The running control Maybe the valve core in travelling control valve fails. Please inspect the
3
valve (valve core) fails valve core.
The running control
Maybe the oil replenishing valve in travelling control valve fails. Please
4 valve (oil filling valve)
inspect the valve.
fails
Maybe the sealing element in safety valve in travelling motor fails.
The running motor Please inspect the sealing element.
5
(safety valve) fails ★ Whether the sealing element fails can be determined by
interchanging the front and rear or left and right motors.
Maybe the sealing element in one-way valve in travelling motor fails.
The running motor (one- Please inspect the sealing element.
6
way valve) fails ★ Whether the sealing element fails can be determined by
interchanging the front and rear or left and right motors.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Estimated causes and standard value in
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
The high/low speed Output pressure of
Travelling speed Running Control Lever
change-over electromagnetic valve
normal state
1
electromagnetic valve Low speed Operations 0 {0}
fails
3.5~3.9 Mpa
High speed Operations
{ 36~40 kg/cm2}
Travelling motor
Maybe the gear-shift unit in travelling motor is in trouble. Please
2 (gear-shift) is in
directly inspect the gear-shift unit.
trouble
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
The running control
Maybe the valve set for oil replenishing valve in travelling control valve
1 valve (oil filling valve)
is in trouble. Please inspect the valve seat.
seat has trouble
The running motor
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
Maybe the valve set for safety valve in travelling motor is in trouble.
2 (safety valve) seat has
Please inspect the valve seat.
trouble
The running motor (oil
Maybe the valve seat for one-way valve in travelling motor is in trouble.
3 filling valve) seat has
Please inspect the valve seat.
trouble
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
The speed of travelling
4 Running Control Lever Oil leakage in travelling motor
motor reduces
Travelling overflow 27.2 ml/min
Maybe the final transmission is in trouble. Please directly inspect the
final transmission internal.
The final transmission is
5 ★ The trouble in final transmission can be determined through
in trouble
internal abnormal noise, abnormal heating, or emission of metal
powder or debris in oil.
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Running Control Lever Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
The value displayed on display
The leading pressure Forward traveling or backward
6 screen is 3.5-3.9mpa
sensor has trouble travelling
{ 36~40 kg/cm2}
There is difference between output
0.4 MPa {4 kg/cm2}
on right and left sides
Use the interchange method to carry out inspection
Causes The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
If the oil pressure can’t resume to normal state after the adjustment is
completed, maybe the safety valve fails, or there is trouble in it. Please inspect
the valve.
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is running at
high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
The slewing motor has
3 Back slewing control rod Oil leakage in slewing motor
trouble
Slewing overflow More than 10 ml/min
Maybe the slewing device is in trouble. Please directly inspect slewing device.
The slewing gear has
4 ★ The trouble in slewing device can be determined through internal abnormal
trouble
noise, abnormal heating, or emission of metal powder or debris in oil.
Trouble information (2) ● This machine can’t carry out slewing operation in one direction.
● Set the work mode at position 10 of mode S, so as to carry out trouble
Relevant information
diagnosis.
Estimated causes and standard value in normal
Causes The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is running at
high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Left control lever Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
1 The leading valve fails
"Neutral position" 0 {0}
More than 3.5mpa
Slewing operation
state
The slewing control valve Maybe the valve core in slewing control valve fails. Please inspect the valve
2
(valve core) fails core
Maybe the sealing element of oil replenishing valve in slewing motor fails.
Inspect the sealing element.
The sealer of slewing
3 ★ Interchange the left and right oil replenishing valve, and observe whether
motor (oil filling valve) fails
the situation changes, so as to determine whether the sealing element
fails.
H-20: The slewing acceleration performance is poor, or the slewing speed slow
● The slewing acceleration performance is poor, or the slewing speed
Trouble information (1)
slow.
● Set the work mode at position 10 of mode S, so as to carry out trouble
Relevant information
diagnosis.
Causes The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
Estimated causes and standard value in normal
After the adjustment, if the oil pressure can’t resume to normal level, then
maybe the safety valve fails or is in trouble. Please inspect the valve.
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is running at
The slewing motor has high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
3
trouble Back slewing control rod Oil leakage in slewing motor
Slewing overflow Less than 10 ml/min
The brake control pipeline is
4 Dismantlement, cleaning and inspection.
plugged
Causes The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is running at
Estimated causes and standard value in normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Estimated causes and standard value in
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Back slewing control rod Slewing overflow pressure
The running motor
normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Estimated causes and standard value in
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
Back slewing control rod Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
1 The leading valve fails
normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
★ Turn off the engine for making preparation. When the engine is
running at high idle speed, please carry out the trouble diagnosis.
The slewing leading Back slewing control rod Output Pressure of Pilot Valve
normal state
1
valve fails "Neutral position" 0 {0}
More than 3.5mpa
Left or right
{More than 36 kg/cm2}
The slewing anti-swing Maybe the slewing anti-swing valve fails. Inspect the valve.
2
valve fails ★ Determine whether the valve fails by replacing it with a new one.
H-23 The abnormal noise is too high when the slewing stops
Trouble information ● When the slewing stops, there is high abnormal noise.
● Set the work mode at position 10 of mode S, so as to carry out
Relevant information
trouble diagnosis.
Estimated causes and standard value in
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Causes
diagnosis
The counterbalance
1 Maybe the backpressure valve fails. Please inspect it.
valve fails
The slewing motor
2 Maybe the safety valve in slewing motor fails. Please inspect it.
(safety valve) fails
normal state
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Estimated causes and standard value
Causes
diagnosis
The slewing motor Maybe the park unit of slewing motor fails or is in trouble. Please
2
(parking brake) fails inspect it.
● The natural drifting during slewing is too large (when the parking
Trouble information (2)
brake is released).
● The slewing and parking brake is released, and the slewing can
Relevant information
only be held by hydraulic pressure.
The valve given for normal state and reference value for trouble
Estimated causes and standard value
Causes
diagnosis
The slewing control valve Maybe the sealing element of valve core in slewing control valve fails.
1
(valve core) fails Please inspect it.
in normal state
The slewing motor (oil Maybe the sealing element of oil replenishing valve in slewing motor
3
filling valve) has trouble fails. Please inspect it.
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B. Use the threaded transition joint (The front and rear parts form a set)
Inside
diameter
Code Name Code Name
of hose
(mm)
Light thread connect
6 B210780000903 Bevel hole plug 23002925 Nut
8 B210780001146 Blind plug B210770000011 Nut
10 B210780000088 Blind plug B210334000011 Nut
12 B210780000089 Blind plug B210334000012 Nut
15 B210780000882 Blind plug B210334000004 Nut
20 B210780000090 Blind plug B210334000010 Nut
22 B210780000091 Blind plug B210780000112 Nut
Heavy thread connect
12 B210780001143 Blind plug B210780000406 Nut
16 A820205001523 Blind plug B210780000405 Nut
20 B210780000902 Blind plug B210780000904 Nut
25 B210780001172 Blind plug B210334000006 Nut
● Continue to operate the hydraulic cylinder for 3-4 times, until it reaches the end of its stroke.
● After the operation is completed, make the engine run at normal speed.
★ When this machine is used for the first time after being repaired or stored for long time, please
follow the same procedure.
3. Notices for Completion of Operation
● After draining the engine coolant, please tighten up the drain valve, and fill the coolant to the
specified level. Run the engine so as to make the coolant circulate in system, and then inspect
the level again.
● After dismantling and then installing the hydraulic equipment, please fill the hydraulic oil to the
specified oil level. Run the engine so as to make the hydraulic oil circulate in system, and then
inspect the oil level again.
● After dismantling, repairing and re-installing any pipe or hydraulic equipment, please bleed the air
from system.
★ Please refer to the contents about air bleeding in the Section “Testing and Adjustment”.
● Add the grease (molybdenum disulfide grease) of specified amount into relevant component of
working device.
Figure 8-1
Attention
● Before dismantling the starter 6, please
disconnect the negative terminal of battery,
and wrap it with insulated tape.
● It is dangerous not to disconnect the negative
terminal of battery, because there is always
the battery voltage on every terminal B.
● Installation sequence
Carry out the installation in accordance with the reversed dismantlement sequence.
Dismantlement
Disconnect battery negative (-) terminal.
1. Open the top cover on balance weight side.
Figure 8-2
Figure 8-3
Figure 8-4
Figure 8-5
Figure 8-6
Figure 8-7
Figure 8-8
Figure 8-9
Figure 8-10
Figure 8-11
Figure 8-12
Installation
Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-13
1. NE sensor 5. Flywheel housing support
2. Washer 6. Flywheel housing
3. Flywheel 7. Flywheel housing
4. Oil seal
Dismantlement
1. Dismantle the hydraulic pump assembly.
Please refer to the Section “Dismantlement and
Installation of Hydraulic Pump Assembly” in this
Manual.
2. Dismantle the NE sensor (1)
3. Dismantle the washer (2)
4. Dismantle he flywheel (3)
5. Dismantle the flywheel housing support (5)
6. Dismantle the flywheel housing (6)
7. Dismantle the oil seal (4)
Note: When dismantling the oil seal, please be
careful not to damage or scratch the surface of oil
seal of flywheel housing. Meanwhile, when
replacing the oil seal, please always also replace
the oil baffle. Figure 8-14
Installation
1. Install the flywheel housing.
Note: Firstly tighten up the bolt close to thrust
pin. Please apply sufficient liquid sealant onto
the connection between cylinder and
crankcase, and don’t let the liquid sealant enter
the bolt hole.
2. Install the flywheel housing support.
3. Install the oil seal.
Note: Inspect that the dust lip is fixed in outer
race of oil baffle.
1) Apply a thin layer of new engine oil on
inside of oil seal.
2) Use the installer to install the oil seal and
oil baffle at the same time.
3) Tighten up the central bolt until the sleeve
contacts with the joint.
4) After pressing in the part, wipe away all oil
stain.
5) After installing the oil seal, measure the
size (2) from top of crankshaft to surface of
oil seal.
Basic size: 7.0±0.3 mm
Figure 8-15
4. Install the flywheel.
Figure 8-16
Table of torque for dismantlement and installation of rear oil seal of engine
Figure 8-17
Figure 8-18
1. Cylinder head cover 8. Rocker arm assembly
2. Cylinder head cover sealing gasket 9. Camshaft
3. Fuel injector harness 10. Transverse arm
4. Fuel discharge pipe of nozzle 11. Fuel injector and thimble
5. Lower cover of cylinder head 12. Cylinder head assembly
6. Harness connector 13. Cylinder head sealing gasket
7. Sealing gasket for lower cover of cylinder head 14. Idler C
Dismantlement
1. Dismantle the vent hose, and then dismantle
the cylinder head cover (1)
2. Dismantle the cylinder head cover sealing
gasket (2)
3. Dismantle the fuel injector harness (3)
4. Dismantle the fuel discharge pipe (4) of nozzle
5. Dismantle the harness connector (6)
6. Dismantle the lower cover (5) of cylinder head
7. Dismantle the sealing gasket (7) on lower cover
of cylinder head
8. Dismantle the rocker arm assembly (8), keep
the bracket balanced, and loosen and
dismantle the fixing bolt from both sides of
rocker arm assembly bracket
9. Dismantle the transverse arm (10)
Note: Please label every cylinder in transverse arm.
10. Dismantle the camshaft (9)
Installation
● Assembling sequence
Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
● When installing the cylinder head cover, please
fix it in accordance with the sequence indicated
in the figure.
Figure 8-20
Table of tightening torque for engine cylinder head
Figure 8-21
Figure 8-22
1. Spacing sleeve 13. O-ring
2. Sealing ring 14. Valve seat gasket
3. Sealing ring 15. Valve
4. Exhaust pipe bracket 16. Heater plug
5. Exhaust manifold assembly 17. Preheating plug connector
6. Slotted washer 18. Thermal sensor
7. Spring sleeve (upper) 19. Intake manifold
8. Valve spring 20. Idler shaft C
9. Valve rod oil seal 21. Idler
10. Spring sleeve (lower) 22. Gear box
11. Valve guide 23. O-ring
12. Air nozzle sleeve 24. Transverse arm guide
Disassembling
1. Dismantle the preheating plug connector (17)
2. Dismantle the preheating plug (16)
3. Dismantle the thermal sensor (18) Axial clearance (mm)
4. Dismantle the gear box (22) Standard Extreme
0.05~0.14 0.25
Before dismantling the gear, measure the axial
clearance of idler shaft C.
5. Dismantle the gear box O-ring (23)
6. Dismantle the idler shaft C (20)
7. Dismantle the idler C (21)
Note: Be careful not to damage the idler shaft
bushing.
8. Dismantle the intake manifold (19)
9. Dismantle the exhaust pipe bracket (4)
10. Dismantle the engine bracket (front)
11. Dismantle the exhaust manifold assembly (5)
Note: Don’t reuse the locking nut.
12. Dismantle the sealing ring of exhaust manifold
13. Dismantle the slotted washer (6)
14. Dismantle the spring sleeve (upper) (7)
Place the cylinder head on a piece of wood plate,
use the compressor to dismantle the slotted washer,
and then dismantle the spring seat, valve spring
and valve, and label every cylinder.
15. Dismantle the valve spring (8)
16. Dismantle the spring sleeve (lower) (10)
17. Dismantle the valve (15)
18. Dismantle the valve rod oil seal (9)
19. Dismantle the valve guide (11)
20. Dismantle the transverse arm guide (24)
Note: Don’t dismantle the guide of transverse
arm guide, unless it is worn.
21. Dismantle the valve seat gasket (14)
22. Dismantle the nozzle sleeve (12)
23. Dismantle the nozzle sleeve O-ring (13)
Assembling
1. Apply engine oil onto O-ring and insert it into
sleeve.
2. Apply the sealant onto outside diameter surface
of nozzle sleeve and end face of bearing, and
make then mate with cylinder head forcibly.
Note: Insert the O-ring, make the red portion
face upwards, and make the black portion face
downwards.
Figure 8-23
Figure 8-24
Figure 8-25
Figure 8-26
Figure 8-27
Figure 8-28
Figure 8-29
Figure 8-30
Figure 8-31
Figure 8-32
Figure 8-33
Figure 8-34
Figure 8-35
Figure 8-36
Figure 8-37
Figure 8-38
Figure 8-39
Dismantlement
1. Dismantle the hood (1) and crossbeam (2).
Figure 8-40
2. Dismantle the crossbeam (3).
Figure 8-41
Figure 8-42
4. Dismantle the air inlet pipe (4) of intercooler.
Figure 8-43
5. Dismantle the air outlet pipe (5) of intercooler.
Figure 8-44
Figure 8-45
7. Dismantle the cooling water return pipe (9).
Figure 8-46
8. Drain the refrigerant, dismantle the 2 bolts (10)
and 4 bolts (11) on A/C radiator, dismantle the
A/C radiator, place it at appropriate position,
and dismantle the fuel inlet/return pipes (12),
(13)of fuel cooler.
Figure 8-47
Figure 8-48
10. Dismantle the water inlet pipe (15) of radiator.
Figure 8-49
11. Dismantle the four fixing bolts (16) for support
of radiator assembly.
12. Lift up and mount the radiator assembly.
Figure 8-50
Figure 8-51
● Dismantlement sequence
1 Damping block 2 Sleeve 3 Fuel cooler 4 Mooting leg
5 Dust mat 6 Dust mat 7 Protective mat 8 Shroud
9 Expansion water tank 10 Sponge strip 11 Mooting leg 12 Mooting leg
13 Mooting leg 14 Intercooler 15 Mooting leg 16 Mooting leg
17 Sponge strip 18 Hose 19 Spring clamp 20 Water cooler
● Installation sequence
Carry out the installation in accordance with the reversed dismantlement sequence.
Coolant: about 47 L
Figure 8-52
Figure 8-53
Figure 8-54
7. Dismantle the sensor harness clamps and
cables.
Figure 8-55
8. Dismantle the connecting cables (12), (13) on
starter.
Figure 8-56
Figure 8-57
10. Dismantle the hoses (18), (19), (20) which
connect engine with radiator.
Figure 8-58
11. Dismantle the intercooler hose (21) and air
suction hose (22).
Figure 8-59
Figure 8-60
13. Dismantle the bottom cover plate on platform
under engine, and dismantle the earthling wire
(27) of engine.
Figure 8-61
14. Dismantle the engine harness fixing clamps
(28), (29), (30).
Figure 8-62
Figure 8-63
16. Dismantle the pedal (35).
Figure 8-64
17. Dismantle the engine oil inlet/outlet pipes (36)
and (37).
Figure 8-65
Figure 8-66
19. Dismantle the fixing bolts (39) on 4 damper
mounting plates, and lift up the engine and
main pump assembly.
Figure 8-67
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the reversed dismantlement sequence.
● Open the radiator water tank cover, and re-fill the coolant into water tank;
★ Start up the engine and make the coolant circulate so as to release the bubble, and then inspect the
level of coolant.
★ Start up the engine to make the oil circulate in hydraulic system, and then inspect the oil level again
● Bleed the air
Please refer to “Air Bleeding for Every Device” in the Section “Testing and Adjustment” in this Manual
(Page 6-31).
Figure 8-68
Figure 8-69
Figure 8-70
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
2. Hood
Dismantle the fixing bolt, and then use the eye
bolt ① to dismantle the hood (1).
Figure 8-71
3. Spacing plate
Dismantle the spacing plate (2).
Figure 8-72
Figure 8-73
2) Disassemble the planet carrier assembly 1.
i) Dismantle the pin (5), and remove the
axis pin (4) from planet carrier (9).
ii) Dismantle the thrust washer (6), gear
(7), bearing (8) and thrust washer (6).
Figure 8-74
5. Sun wheel shaft 1
Dismantle the sun wheel shaft 1 (10).
Figure 8-75
6. Sun gear 2
Dismantle the sun wheel shaft 2 (11).
Figure 8-76
Figure 8-77
8. Hub assembly
1) Use the eye bolt ② to dismantle the hub
assembly (19) from travelling motor.
Figure 8-78
Figure 8-79
Figure 8-80
Assembling
★ Clean up all parts and inspect whether there is
dirt or damage. Before the installation, please
apply the engine oil onto sliding surface of
parts.
1. Hub assembly
1) Press the bearings (22) and (21) onto hub
(23).
Figure 8-81
Figure 8-83
Figure 8-84
Figure 8-85
2) Measurement of bearing
Apply the load of 3,000kg on bearing, and
then measure the length H of extrusion
portion of bearing.
★ Before applying the force, please turn
Apply the load of
the hub for 2-3 times. 3000Kg
★ Don’t use spray gun to apply gasket
for bearing.
★ Don’t push or knock the holding valve.
3) Thickness of adjusting gasket: C=H-h.
Figure 8-86
4. Sun gear 2
Install the sun gear 2 (11).
Figure 8-89
Figure 8-90
Figure 8-91
Figure 8-92
7. Spacing plate
Install the spacing plate (2).
Figure 8-93
8. Hood
Use the eye bolt ① to assemble the hood (1),
and then use the torque spanner to tighten up
the fixing bolts.
Fixing bolt:
88.6±6.66 Nm {7±0.7 kgm}
9. Re-fill the oil
Torque
Tighten up the drain plug and fill the engine oil.
spanner
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-96
3. Sun gear 1
1) Dismantle the sun wheel 1 (2).
Figure 8-87
Figure 8-98
2) Disassemble the planet carrier 1
Firstly break the riveted portion on shaft
(8), remove the shaft (8), and remove the
gear (6), bearing (9) and backing plate (7)
in order.
Figure 8-99
5. Tooth ring
Dismantle the fixing bolt and dismantle the
tooth ring (10).
Figure 8-100
6. Sun gear 2
Dismantle the sun wheel 2 (11).
Figure 8-101
7. Planet carrier assembly 2
1) Dismantle the planet carrier assembly 2
(12).
Figure 8-102
8. Snap ring
Dismantle the snap ring 20.
Figure 8-104
Figure 8-105
Figure 8-106
10. Bearing
Take out the bearing (25) and oil seal (26) from
housing (27).
Figure 8-107
Assembling
★ Clean up all parts, inspect whether any part is
dirty or damaged, and apply the engine oil onto
sliding surface of parts before assembling.
1. Bearing
Press the bearing (23) into housing (27).
Figure 8-108
2. Oil seal
Press the oil seal (26) into housing (27).
Installation surface of oil seal: gasket
sealant (Loctite 515).
Figure 8-109
3. Housing assembly
1) Place the plate (28) on shaft (24).
2) Place the housing assembly (22) on shaft
(24), and press in the bearing.
Figure 8-110
4. Bearing
Press in the bearing (25).
★ When pressing in the bearing, please
simultaneously press the inner and outer
rings of bearing, and don’t press the inner
ring only.
★ After pressing the bearing, inspect whether
the housing can rotate smoothly.
Figure 8-111
6. Mount the snap ring (20), planet carrier 2 and Planet carrier 2
sun wheel 2 (11) in order.
Figure 8-113
7. Mount the tooth ring
Apply the sealant onto the mating face as
indicated by C, and then fix it with screw. Be
sure not to apply the sealant onto tooth ring
(10).
Mating face: sealant (Loctite 515).
Figure 8-114
8. Planet carrier assembly 1
1) Assemble the planet carrier 1 in
accordance with the following method.
i) Place the backing plate (7) on planet
carrier (5).
ii) Mount the bearing (9) onto gear, and
then place the gear (6) on backing
plate. Figure 8-115
iii Press in the shaft (8) into gear (6) and
planet carrier (5), and rivet one end of
shaft.
★ Inspect whether the gear can rotate
smoothly.
Figure 8-116
Figure 8-117
Figure 8-118
11. Re-filling of lubricating oil
Screw in the drain plug and re-fill the lubricating
oil via oil filling port to the specified oil level
(high level mark on oil dipstick).
Figure 8-119
Figure 8-120
5. Dismantle the locating pin (8), so as to
dismantle the support (7) from shaft (5).
6. Dismantle the bushing (9) and (10) from guide
wheel (4).
Figure 8-121
Assembling
1. Press the bushings (9) and (10) in to guide
wheel (4).
Figure 8-122
Figure 8-123
Figure 8-125
Figure 8-126
Figure 8-127
Figure 8-128
Figure 8-129
Figure 8-130
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-132
Figure 8-133
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-134
Figure 8-135
Figure 8-136
Figure 8-137
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Step 2:
Tighten it up to the torque of 1350±150 Nm
{138±15kgm}
1) When using the torque spanner to tighten
up bolts, please firstly tighten up the bolts
on four corners, and then leave the mark.
2) The remaining bolts shall be tightened up
in the clockwise or anticlockwise order.
First tighten up a bolt, and then tighten up
the opposite bolt, and leave the mark.
3) Tighten up bolts in this way, until the work
is completed.
Figure 8-138
Figure 8-139
Figure 8-140
Figure 8-141
Figure 8-142
Figure 8-
Figure 8-147
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Install the central slewing joint and make it face Central slewing
in the direction as indicated in the figure. connector
Disassembling
1. Dismantle the fixing bolt (1).
2. Dismantle the cover (2).
3. Dismantle the O-rings (3), (5) and blind plug
(4).
Assembling
1. Mount the dust ring (11) onto slewing shaft Dust Seal
(12).
2. Mount the O-ring (10) onto slewing body (6).
Lip
3. Fix the slewing shaft (12) onto the working
bench, and install the slewing body (6) onto
slewing shaft (12).
Slewing body
4. Use the rubber hammer to knock the slewing
body (6), until it properly mates with slewing
shaft (12).
5. Mount the spacing sleeve (8) and gasket (9) Figure 8-150
into slewing body (6).
6. Mount the circlip (7) onto slewing shaft (12).
7. Mount the O-ring (3), (5) and plug (4) onto
slewing shaft.
8. Install the cover (2), and tighten up the fixing
bolt (1)
Fixing bolt: 49 Nm{5 kgm}
Dismantlement
1. Drain the oil from hydraulic oil tank
Figure 8-215
Figure 8-217
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Screw
★ After tightening up the fixing screw of hose,
inspect whether the screw is located in the
area as indicated in the figure.
Hose fixing screw: Upper
side
8.8±0.5 Nm {0.9±0.05 kgm} Lower
side
Figure 8-155
Fixing bolt:
245.2~308.9 Nm {25~31.5 kgm}
Boss on
● Re-fill the oil (hydraulic oil tank) clamp
Figure 8-157
Figure 8-158
Figure 8-159
Figure 8-161
7. Dismantle the rubber hoses (23) - (26), and
properly paste the label.
● (23) Port A of left slewing motor
● (24) Port B of right slewing motor
● (25) Port A of left slewing motor
● (26) Port B of right slewing motor
Figure 8-162
Figure 8-163
Figure 8-164
Figure 8-165
Figure 8-166
Figure 8-167
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
● Re-fill the oil (hydraulic oil tank)
★ Fill oil to the specified level via oil filling
port. Start up the engine, make the oil
circulate in system, and then inspect the oil
level.
● Bleed off the air
★ Bleed the air from circuit between valve
and hydraulic cylinder. For details, please
refer to “Air Bleeding for Every Device” in
the Section “Testing and Adjustment”,.
Figure 8-232
Figure 8-233
Figure 8-234
Figure 8-235
Figure 8-236
Figure 8-237
Installation
Screw
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-175
Figure 8-177
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
Front cover
reversed dismantlement sequence. Oil seal
Figure 8-178
Dismantlement
1. Dismantle the oil inlet pipe (1) and oil return
pipe (2) of radiator; dismantle the oil pipes (3)
(4) (5) of motor.
★ Please pay attention to keep the pipeline,
motor and oil port of radiator clean.
Figure 8-179
Figure 8-180
Figure 8-181
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-182
Assembling ★ As indicated in the figure below, apply
● Re-assemble the working device pilot valve thread adhesive (Tianshan 1277) onto
assembly. inner thread at two points, about 0.02g for
every point.
1. Install the connecting plate (9) of oil port onto
the housing (8) with O-ring, and tighten up the Joint (3):
hexagonal screw (10). 98~133 Nm {10~13.5 kgm}
Hexagonal screw: ★ Strictly tighten up the joint in accordance
25~33 Nm {2.55~3.36 kgm} with the specified torque.
Push Rod
Figure 8-184
Assembling
● Re-assemble the travelling pilot valve assembly.
1. Mount the spring (8) into valve core hole on body (9), mount the valve core (7), place the body (6) on
valve core, and hold the body (6) with hand.
2. Align the hole, install the cover plate (4), and tighten up the hexagonal screw (1).
Hexagonal screw: 98~114 Nm {10~11.6 kgm}
3. Mount the dust proof ring (3) onto push rod, install the cam (2), and fix it with camshaft (5).
Contact between push rod and dust ring (5): Grease (calcium-based lubricating grease No. 1)
Used to press in
■ 1
dust ring
Used to correct
■ 1
sealing ring
Used to insert
■ 1
cylinder cover
Used to insert
■ 1
piston
Disassembling
1. Drain the oil, and dismantle the pipe.
2. Fix the cylinder.
★ Please fix the cylinder vertically or
horizontally. The vertical state will make
the dismantlement and installation easy.
★ Please use the pin hole on large chamber
to carry out fixing, and use the axis pin to
prevent rotation.
★ During the fixing, if any pipe interferences
with it, please dismantle such pipe.
Figure 8-185
Figure 8-186
Figure 8-187
Figure 8-188
Hydraulic jack
Hydraulic
cylinder
Figure 8-190
7. Dismantle the components such as piston.
Please dismantle the piston (7), cushion collar
(6) and cylinder head (2) in accordance with the
sequence.
Figure 8-191
Figure 8-193
Assembling
1. Installation of axis pin bushing (21) Press
machine
1) Please use the installing tool to press it
into the bushing on the side of piston rod Installing
and cylinder bore (which is previously tool
Cushion
applied with hydraulic oil). block
Piston rod
2) Please use the cushion block to install the
dust ring (22).
Figure 8-196
Pressed face
Figure 8-197
Figure 8-201
Figure 8-204
Figure 8-205
Figure 8-206
Model Weight
Figure 8-209
SY750H 17500 kg
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-210
Dismantlement
Firstly dismantle the negative (-) cable of
battery.
1. Drain the cooling water.
Figure 8-212
Figure 8-213
Figure 8-214
Figure 8-215
Figure 8-216
Figure 8-217
Figure 8-218
Figure 8-219
Figure 8-220
17. Dismantle the A/C unit (22).
★ When dismantling the A/C unit, don’t forget
to connect the 2 A/C hoses on bottom.
Figure 8-221
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the reversed dismantlement sequence.
★ When installing any A/C hose, please don’t let dirt, dust or water enter the hose.
★ Please install the A/C hose only when the O-ring is at the connected position.
★ Inspect whether the O-ring is damaged or deformed.
★ Apply the compressor oil (ND8#) onto the thread of connection part of refrigerating pipeline, and
then tighten up the pipeline with double-end spanner.
Hose fixing screw: 8.83~14.7 Nm {0.9~1.5 kgm}
Compression plate bolt: 13.5±1.2 Nm {1.38±0.12 kgm}
● Fill the A/C refrigerant
Use the tool S to fill the refrigerant (HFC-134a) into the A/C circuit.
Figure 8-222
Figure 8-223
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-225
2. Dismantle the back plates (2) and (3).
Figure 8-226
3. Disconnect the left harness (4), display harness
connector (5) and wind field washer harness
(6).
4. Dismantle the right air duct (7).
Figure 8-227
Figure 8-228
6. Dismantle the external air duct (9).
Figure 8-229
7. Dismantle the armrest box (10).
Figure 8-230
Figure 8-231
Figure 8-232
Figure 8-233
Figure 8-234
13. Dismantle the 5 fixing bolts (16) and 4 fixing
nuts (17)
。
★ Firstly inspect the length of bolt
Figure 8-235
14. Lift up and dismantle the cab assembly (18).
Figure 8-236
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-237
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Figure 8-238
Figure 8-239
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the reversed dismantlement sequence.
Radio Antenna
The black is output of left
sound track
The white is output of left
sound track
output
for BSTT
The red is the ACC ignition wire
The white is input of right
SY750H Hydraulic Excavator
sound track
Audio input
The red is input of left sound
Main structure track
Figure 8-240
Figure 8-241
Wiring
Structure
1)
2)
Disassembling and Assembling SY750H Hydraulic Excavator
Attention
● Before the dismantlement, please turn off the
power supply.
Radio
Figure 8-242
Figure 8-243
Radio
Radio mounting Washer
bracket Screw
Figure 8-244
Figure 8-245
Attention
● Before the dismantlement, please turn the key switch to the position OFF
Warning
● The battery gas may cause explosion. Don’t
let any spark or flame get close to battery.
Figure 8-246
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the reversed dismantlement sequence.
Replacement
This machine is equipped with two 12V batteries of which the negative pole (-) is earthed. If a battery in the
24V system fails and the other battery is in good conditions, please replace the failing battery with a battery
of the same type. The charging rate of different type of battery will be different. Owing to this difference, a
certain battery may get overloaded and then fail.
Attention
● During installation, please apply the vaseline onto terminals of battery so as to avoid corrosion.
Figure 8-248
Figure 8-249
Attention
● Before the dismantlement, please disconnect
the plug-in part of key switch.
Figure 8-250
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the
reversed dismantlement sequence.
Nut
Key switch Install the plate
Figure 8-251
Wiring
Figure 8-252
Hood
Figure 8-253
2) Pull out the electrical plug of fuse box, and
dismantle the terminal.
Figure 8-254
3) Dismantle the fix bolt, and dismantle the fuse
box.
Figure 8-255
Installation
● Carry out the installation in accordance with the reversed dismantlement sequence.
Wiper blade
Rotating
mechanism
Wiper arm
Wiper motor
Plug-in
elements
Mounting
bracket
Figure 8-256
Internal Schematic Diagram
Figure 8-257
Interior
trim
Figure 8-260
2) Dismantle the action mechanism and motor
● Dismantle the fixing bolt, and dismantle the
wiper motor and action mechanism from cab. Fixing bolt
Action
mechanism
Wiper motor
Locking bolt
Figure 8-261
3) Dismantle the arm and wiper blade
● Loosen the fixing nut, and dismantle the wiper
arm and wiper blade from cab.
Arm mounting
bracket
Protective
Installation cover
Figure 8-262
Figure 8-261
Figure 8-262
2) Inspection on main power relay
● Carry out the inspection on conductivity and
action. If any trouble is found, please replace
the relay.
Figure 8-263
3) Heating plug relay
● Carry out the inspection on conductivity and
action. If any trouble is found, please replace
the relay.
Figure 8-264
Figure 8-265
Figure 8-266
Figure 8-267
Figure 8-268
Removal of terminal
1. Make the rear end of connector face towards
you, select the tool suitable for the wire, and
wrap the wire.
Figure 8-269
Figure 8-270
Figure 8-271
SY485H 9-1
Start and preheating control
Storage Contact of battery relay Start relay contact circuit fuse Main circuit fuse Charging indicator light Preheating relay Always-on circuit fuse Angle contact of flameout delay Ignition key switch
battery relay
From FU2
To ECM
Negative pole Contact of start relay Starting motor Alternator Heater plug Storage battery relay Power-on signal Starting signal
breaking switch
Figure 9-1
9-2 SY485H
Auxiliary function control 1
Radio Radio Antenna Contact of warning light relay Oil filling pump relay Contact of fuel filtration Working light switch Dome light Wiper switch Wiper controller Washer switch
relay switch
From indoor
light fuse
Wiper controller
Resetting Negative Positive Positive Negative
control control rotation rotation
Figure 9-2
SY485H 9-3
Auxiliary function control 2
To radio
To display To A/C
screen
To display
screen
To main
controller
ECM main relay Start cutoff relay Electromagnetic Electrom Horn relay
Cigar Main controller power PCV power High-pitch Low-pitch Light in cab Inspection lamp
pump relay agnetic
lighter supply relay supply horn horn socket
pump
Figure 9-3
9-4 SY485H
Main controller 1
+5V OUT of Operating Work pressure Boom lifting Boom lowering Bucket arm Bucket arm Bucket Bucket Left travelling Right travelling Slewing pilot
Main controller power Fuel oil level Earth of sensor power supply Throttle knob pressure of of large Pressure of Pressure of pilot pressure pilot pressure unloading pilot excavation pilot unloading pilot excavation pilot pilot pressure pilot pressure pressure
supply for sensor cooling pump chamber of pump 1 pump 2 pressure pressure pressure pressure
boom
4-88ω
Fuel filter Warning light Flameout Start motor Warning light Proportional Proportional Cooling pump Pilot locking Dual running Standby Boom-slewing Boom-bucket Interflow
Earth for power supply Hydraulic oil relay (light) relay delay relay relay (sound) relay Earth of electromagnetic valve valve of pump 2 valve of pump 1 proportional electromagnetic speed electromagnetic priority priority electromagnetic
temperature Electromagnetic Electromagnetic electromagnetic valve electromagnetic valve proportional proportional valve of pump 2
valve valve valve valve valve valve
Figure 9-4
SY485H 9-5
Main controller 2
The fuel The water level
Air filter filtration in oil water Pilot locking Starting Power-on GPS
blocking system is separator is too signal signal detection
abnormal high
Figure 9-5
9-6 SY485H
Display screen and GPS
Power supply for GPS power Video Earth of
Video signal GPS GPRS antenna
display screen supply camera video
connected to 1 antenna
camera
Topology
GPS antenna GPRS antenna
+12V output
Engine controller
Display CAN module CAN module
screen 1 0
To main
controller
To main controller
Dismantlement Resetting of
Earth for power -proof CAN
structure of display
supply screen communication
display screen
Figure 9-6
SY485H 9-7
Engine control
Power- Starting Hour Start cutoff Preheati Diagnosi Engine oil Heating Turboch PCV1 relay PCV2 relay Exhaust Fuel filter Turbocharg EGR position Fuel oil Crankshaft Common Intake Camshaft Turbocharg Engine oil
on signal signal meter relay ng relay s pressure indicator arging temperatur pressure ing sensor temper position rail temperatur position ing pressure
ECM power supply
relay indicator indicator light indicator e sensor pressure ature sensor pressure e sensor sensor temperatur sensor
sensor e sensor
Ecm----isuzu
Figure 9-7
9-8 SY485H
A/C control
Compressor clutch relay Main relay contact of Compressor clutch Thermostat box Main relay of blower Internal/external air servo
contact- blower relay motor
Figure 9-8
SY485H 9-9
9-10
Figure 9-9
Charging indicator
Principle 1 for fuse box
Manual/automatic
Radio
Cigar lighter
Wiper/washer
A/C
Fuel filling relay
SY485H
Principle 2 for fuse box
Working light Fuel filtration Warning light Main controller Flameout delay
relay pump relay (light) relay power supply relay relay
light
Working
Figure 9-10
SY485H 9-11
9-12
Figure 9-11
Principle 3 for fuse box
Horn
Horn relay
Electromagn
etic pump
pump relay
Electromagnetic
Starting loop
GPS power
supply
ECM power
supply
Inner light
Overhaul
light
SY485H
SY485H
Figure 9-12
Power-on signal
Principle 4 for fuse box
Starting signal
9-13
Cab harness
To wiper harness
To control switch
harness CN-110F
To horn
button
To A/C
Seven-wire electrical
socket sleeve D J7072-3-
21 to radio
To emergency
stop switch
Figure 9-13
9-14 SY485H
Control switch harness
To key switch
Yazaki 7123-7464-30
To throttle knob
Three-wire protective
sleeve 282105-1
HL2: Engine trouble indicator
735075-0
Figure 9-14
SY485H 9-15
Tool box harness
Connector CN-458M Wire Wire diameter Wire
no. color
Connector CN-457M
Plug-in part 174 352-
2 connected with (AMP) sealed diode IN5406
diode
Wire Wire diameter Wire
no. color Plug-in part 174 352-2
(AMP sealed diode IN5406)
This dotted-line portion is fixed onto The position of hole is decided by
main harness with tape direction of diode
To fuel level sensor of fuel Y4-1.5, wire diameter: 1.5mm2 Plug-in part 174 352-2
tank To terminal D of battery relay Connected to diode
coil
To body harness CN-459F
Figure 9-15
9-16 SY485H
Pump chamber harness
The harness in this dotted-line box is To left pump (pump 1) pressure To left pump (pump 2) pressure
protected by black braid, and the distance sensor sensor
between end of braid and sheath shall be at
least 60
Figure 9-16
SY485H 9-17
Body harness
Figure 9-17
9-18 SY485H
Body harness
Figure 9-18
SY485H 9-19
Hydraulic Schematic Diagram