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Hydraulic Pumps
Hydraulic Pumps You must prime the lift pump after you do any of the
items that follow:
The lift pump (P1) is located at the base of the lift pump • Remove and reinstall the lift pump.
motor (M2) in the traction motor compartment.
• Remove and reinstall or replace the lift pump suc-
The pump rotates clockwise, as viewed from the top, tion line.
when acting as a pump to supply oil flow to the primary
and secondary cylinders. It rotates counter-clockwise • Drain and refill the reservoir.
when acting as a motor for the regenerative lowering
system. Refer to the Hydraulic Circuits section for de- • Any other operations that can cause the lift pump
tailed information on the hydraulic circuitry of the lift to lose its prime.
pump.
The lift pump has no serviceable parts. CAUTION
Before priming the lift pump, make sure that the hy-
CAUTION draulic reservoir is filled, but not overfilled, with clean
hydraulic oil. Failure to do so can result in damage to
Contamination in the hydraulic system can cause se- the lift pump.
vere damage to the system. Do all hydraulic system
maintenance in a clean work area. Keep the compo- Prepare the truck
nents as clean as possible during maintenance. Hy-
draulic oil added to the system must be clean and 1. Lockout/Tagout the truck as described in Control of
strained as described in Adding Hydraulic Oil in the Hy- Hazardous Energy.
draulic System section. 2. With the truck OFF, open MVL.
3. Remove the quick-disconnect fitting from Port G1
CAUTION (1) of the hoist manifold.
It is critical that the lift pump is completely primed be- 4. Install a clean, male fitting to Port G1.
fore you operate the pump at high speeds or elevated
5. Attach a clean tube to the fitting.
pressure. Failure to do so will result in pump damage.
6. Prepare to catch spilled hydraulic oil as shown in
NOTE Figure 26435.
CAUTION
Failure to prime P1 after service to the hoist circuit or
replacement of P1 will result in pump failure and could
also result in metal contamination of the entire hydrau- Figure 26435
lic system.
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HYDRAULIC
Hydraulic Pumps
Remove air from the circuit 27. Check the hydraulic oil level in the reservoir.
7. Remove the battery connector lockout device. 28. Add hydraulic oil as necessary. Do not overfill.
8. Connect the battery. 29. Close and secure all covers.
9. Turn the truck ON 30. Remove the lockout/tagout device and wheel
chocks.
10. Carefully operate mast raise as slowly as possible
to run the pump at minimum speed and minimum
pump pressure. Gradually increase the pump Accessory Pump (P2)
speed to a maximum speed of 1000 rpm (approxi-
mately 30% of the maximum lift speed). The accessory pump (1) is located at the base of the
accessory pump motor on top of the console.
The pump rotates clockwise, as viewed from the top.
CAUTION
The accessory pump provides hydraulic oil to drive the
Do not operate the pump more than 30 seconds. reach accessories.
11. Continue to operate mast raise at a slow speed un- The accessory pump has no serviceable parts.
til a clear stream of oil, with no trapped air, flows
into the catch pan. After a clear stream of oil flows
from the drain hose, the pump is primed.
12. Stop hoist raise.
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13. Turn the truck OFF.
14. Disconnect the battery and lockout/tagout the
truck.
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