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DRT 450

Technical Training – Course 204 - 007


DRT 450
Course overview
A. Forward
B. Safety
C. Preventative Maintenance
0. Complete machine
1. Engine
2. Transmission
3. Drive axle
4. Brakes
5. Steering
6. Wheel suspension
7. Load handling
8. Control system
9. Frame, body, cab and accessories
10. Common hydraulics
11. Common electrics
D. Error codes
E. Wiring diagrams

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Forward:
The Kalmar DRT 450 is a reach stacker for container handling, the machine has a lift capacity of 45 tonnes in
the first row

The DRT has a fixed length wheelbase of 6250 mm.

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Documentation:
 All Kalmar machines are supplied with a standard documentation package:
 Operators Manual
 Maintenance Manual
 Spare parts Manual

The operators and maintenance manuals are standard manuals. the spare parts manual is order specific meaning
that you will find the serial number of the machine on the parts manual

Optional manuals that are also available include:


 Workshop Manual
 Engine Manuals
 Transmission Workshop Manuals
 Drive axle workshop Manual

All Kalmar manuals are produced to SAE J2008.

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SAE J2008
The standard SAE J2008 means that you can find the same parts of the machine in the same part of the manuals.
The manuals are split into the following sections.

A Forward
B Safety
C Preventative Maintenance (Maintenance Manual only)
1. Engine
2. Transmission
3. Drive Axle
4. Brakes
5. Steering
6. Suspension
7. Load Handling
8. Control Systems
9. Frame, Cab
10. Common Hydraulics
11. Common Electrics
D Error Codes (Workshop Manual only)
E Schematics (Workshop Manual only)
F Technical Data
G Index

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SAE J2008

The various sections of the manual are broken down into sub sections which will give further information.

An example is shown below:


1. Engine
1.1.1 Ignition switch
1.1.2 Accelerator pedal

1.2 Fuel system


1.2.1 Fuel tank
As can be seen the sub menu will cover all areas of the machine

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Description and group number as in


Maintenance manual

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DCF 80 – 100 E

Safety

General:

Throughout Kalmar manuals there will be reference to the machine in the service position. The service
position is for service and maintenance.

The service position is:

Machine parked with the park brake applied

Boom lowered and completely in

Engine off

Main electrical isolator off

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Hydraulic system de pressurising


1. Machine in service position
2. Turn on the main power (battery isolator) turn on the ignition
switch to position 1, repeatedly move the joystick to relief
servo pressure
3. Turn off the ignition switch and main power

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Brake system de pressurising


De pressurize the brake system by opening accumulator
drain valve located on the accumulator charge valve.
At the end of the service / maintenance work ensure the
drain valve is closed again

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Attachment depressurization

Open the relief valve for the spreader

The illustration shows the valve closed

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Preventative maintenance (PM)

The PM intervals on the DRF are 500 hrs except the first service which is to conducted at 50 hrs.
The 50 hr service is important as fluids and filters are replaced after allowing the major components to bed in

Filters and fluids replaced at 50 hrs are:


Engine oil
Engine oil and fuel filters
Transmission filter
Hydraulic fine filter

As well as checking all components for loose fasteners, leaks, and making adjustments to the machine in general

Lubrication of the machine at 50 hrs will be as with 500 hr services

Warranty can become void if service intervals are not followed starting with the 50 hr service

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Above is a section taken from the service schedule as can be seen the services are divided between 500,
1000 and 2000 hours
The 500 hour service is performed at 500hrs, 1500hrs, 2500hrs etc
The 1000 hour service is performed at 1000hrs, 3000hrs, 5000hrs etc
The 2000 hour service is performed at 2000hrs, 4000hrs, 6000hrs etc

There are also the letters C, R, L


C = Check
R = Replace
L = Lubricate

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J 2008 description DRT 450
PM service schedule overview

Operation

Location in manual where further information can be


found in

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Reference in manual
Location

Lubrication schedule
Along with the service schedule there is a lubrication guide, again
the guide is broken into 500hr and 1000hr intervals. Kalmar
recommends that lubrication be carried out with the working
conditions of the site in mind, if additional lubrication is required
then complete the 1000hr schedule at all service intervals

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0. Complete machine

The DRT range of machines are powered by a 6 cylinder Tier III engine,
options for the engine available are,
a) Cummins QSM 11 / Dana 36000 Tier IIIa
b) Cummins QSM 11 / Dana TE 32000 FF Tier IIIa

All engines are electronically controlled


The transmissions are electronically controlled
Double reduction drive axle Kessler or Axletech
Top lift spreader with Twist locks
Control system is a Kalmar developed system based on a
distributed system (KDCS)
The hydraulic system includes 6 pumps driven of the transmission
c) Four variable pumps for load handling steering
d) A gear pump for brake circuit
e) A gear pump for cooling
Electrical system is based on control units located in strategic
locations of the machine. Control units have redundant voltage
feeds and communicate via CAN bus

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1. Engine: Cummins QSM 11

• Cummins QSM 11
• Power 261Kw @ 2000 RPM
• Torque 1830 Nm @ 1100 – 1400 RPM
• Air cooled Intercooler
• Longer service intervals due to high quality oil
• Universal engine oil 15W40, type VDS II, ACEA E3 etc.

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1. Engine: Cummins QSM 11

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1. Engine: Cummins QSM 11

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1. Engine: Cummins QSM 11

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1. Engine: Cummins QSM 11

1. AC compressor
2. Fuel connection (inlet)
3. D794
4. Sump plug
5. Starter motor
6. Fuel connection (outlet)
7. Water drain point
8. Fuel filter
9. Sensor fuel sensor
10. Fuel pump
11. Oil pressure / temperature sensor
12. Sensor Crankshaft

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1. Engine: Cummins QSM 11

1. Fill point Engine oil


2. Dipstick
3. Heater connection
4. Connection Air cleaner
5. Turbo
6. Connection Intercooler (In)
7. Connection Intercooler (out)
8. Sensor intake temp
9. Connection exhaust
10. Sensor boost pressure
11. Connection expansion tank
12. Alternator
13. Connection radiator (in)
14. Intercooler Inlet
15. Intercooler
16. Radiator
17. Thermostat
18. Transmission cooler
19. Connection radiator (out)
20. Coolant pump
21. Connector expansion tank
22. Thermostat housing
23. Oil filter
24. Coolant filter
25. Shut off valve coolant filter

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2. Transmission
4 5

3
6

7
2 8

10
1

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Engine running

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Drive

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Inching / De-clutch

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves

Y6067 - 1 Y6069 Y6067 - 3

1st gear On On On

2nd gear Off On On

3rd gear Off Off On

4th gear Off Off Off

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves
Engine Running N

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves
Rev / 1st

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves
Rev / 2nd

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves
Rev / 3rd

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2. Transmission HR 3200
Actuated valves
Rev / 4th

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves
Fwd / 1st

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves
Rev / 2nd

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves
Rev / 3rd

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Actuated valves
Rev / 4th

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2. Transmission HR 32000
Component location

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2. Transmission
TE 32000

 DANA Spicer Off-Highways TE32

 4 gears forward & reverse

 Electronic controlled by Transmission Control Unit


(TCU)

 Automatic gear box as standard

KTCG
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2. Transmission
4 5

3
6

7
2 8

10
1

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2. Transmission
Engine running
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2. Transmission
Drive
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2. Transmission
De-clutch
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2. Transmission

CTA
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3. Drive axle

 Axle tech or Kessler

 Fits all models


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4. Brakes

 Separate brake system with a fan- radiator - less


heat and cleaner hydraulic system

 More efficient cooling of the oil

 Electrical parking brake

 One separate high pressure filter for the brake


system

 Volume 140 litres

 New breathing filter

 Oil type UTTO API GL-4 SAE 5W30


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4. Brakes

2 4
5

10
8 7
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4. Brakes

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4. Brakes

The brake system has one gear pump driven of the


left hand main pumps. The brake pump is used to
charge the accumulators and also to supply cooling
oil to the wet disc brake assemblies.

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Pre charge to match
4. Accumulators information on data
plate
Nitrogen

Oil

Accumulator pressure
to match information on
data plate

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4. Brakes, Accumulator charge valve

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4. Brakes: Accumulator charging

Pressure limiting valve

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4. Brake Valve
Brake valve.
1: Main spool, Brakes
2: Main pressure spring
3: Return spring

P = Accumulator
A = Brake Circuit
T = Tank

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4. Brake Valve

Rest position
With the brake pedal released the spool is held in place by the
springs. The connection from the accumulator is closed and the
connection between the brake circuit and the tank is open
T
T

T
T

A
T

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4. Brake Valve

Position I
P The pedal is pressed and the valve spool opens the connection
between the accumulator connection and the brake circuit.
A Pressure builds up in the brake circuit, the pressure in the brake
circuit is used as back pressure on the underside of the spool
T

The valve spool is forced up until balance is obtained between


pedal force and brake pressure.
T

T
T
T

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4. Brake Valve

Position II
In the balance position the spool closes the connection between
the accumulator and the brake circuit, the brake pressure is now
constant. This results in the brake pressure increasing
proportionally to the force on the brake pedal.
T
T

T
T
T

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4. Brake Valve

Position III
When the brake is released the connection between the brake
circuit and the tank is open and the pressure drains to tank
T
T

T
T

A
T

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4. Brakes Pressure switch

S204: Brake pressure NC

DIAG HYD 4 (6)


PRESSURE SWITCHES
BRAKE PRESSURE 1
0
BRAKE LIGHT PRESS 0
DECLUTCH PRESSURE 0

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4. Brakes Pressure switch

S204 NC Pressure switch

CONN 1 CONN 2

Adjusting screw

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4. Brake Light switch

S 216 brake light switch

DIAG HYD 4 (6)


PRESSURE SWITCHES
BRAKE PRESSURE 0
BRAKE LIGHT PRESS 10
DECLUTCH PRESSURE 0

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4. Brakes Wheel unit Steel discs

From pedal

Piston seals

Piston
Friction discs

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4. Park brake, Components

2
4 5
1 6

7
8

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4. Park brake,

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4. Park brake solenoid

DIAG HYD 5 (6)


P-BRAKE
SWITCH 1/0
0/1
FEEDBACK SWITCH 01
VALVE 0/0
0/1
1/1
1/0

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4. Brakes S200 pressure switch

CONN 1 CONN 2

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4. Cooling and temperature control

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4. Cooling and temperature control

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5. Steering components

1
2
3
4
5

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5. Steering function

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5. Priority valve
P. Pump

R. Tank

PP. Pilot Port

EF. Main valve CF. Steering LS. Load signal


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5. Steering, Orbitrol

Pump

Load signal
Right

Left Tank

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6. Suspension

 New design - Cut from 150 mm plate. King pin bearings


are plain bearings along with thrust plates.

 Axle is mounted in the chassis with lubrication free


bearings
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6. Suspension

Both front and rear axle mounting bearings are made up of two bearing shell haves and a center
spherical bearing
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6. Suspension

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6. Suspension, Tyres

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6. Suspension, Tyre inflation

3 Mt

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6. Suspension Rim crack testing

A B
0.5 mm Max

Areas to be cleaned

C D

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7. Load handling
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7. Load handling
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7. Load handling Lift
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7. Load handling, diagnostics
Lift / Lower
BOOM menu 1
Lift / lower input
DIAG BOOM 1 (8)
Lift: 2.50 – 4.50 volts
Lower 2.50 – 0.50 volts
PRESENT INPUT SIGNALS
BOOM UP/DOWN 02.56V
BOOM IN/OUT 02.51V

BOOM menu 4 / 5
Output lift
DIAG BOOM 3 (8)
Reference,
Status for control current to main control valve,
OUTPUT BOOM UP
00 = no output signal PWM off,
REFERENCE 11
10 = output signal active, short circuit
REQUIRED VALUE 550 mA
11 = output signal active, circuit OK
FEEDBACK 548 mA
Required value,
Reference value for control current to main control valve
380 – 650 mA (typical, final setting made at factory)
Feedback,
Present control current to main control valve
380 – 650 mA
Note: BOOM menu 4 is identical to menu 5 but is for lower

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7. Load handling, diagnostics
Lift / Lower block valves
BOOM menu 2
Status voltage supply to blocking solenoid valves lower,
DIAG BOOM 1 (2) 00 = no output signal
BLOCK VALVES 01 = no output signal, circuit Ok or short circuit
UP/DOWN LE11 RI11 10 = output signal active, short circuit
IN/OUT 01 11 = output signal active, circuit OK
RELIEVE PRESS 01

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7. Load handling Lift –
Regeneration
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7. Load handling, diagnostics
Lift regeneration
BOOM menu 3

Status for voltage to regeneration boom up,


DIAG BOOM 3 (8)
00 = no output signal PWM off
BOOM HIGH SPEED
01 = no output signal circuit OK or short circuit
UP LE 01 RI 01
10 = output signal active, short circuit
OUT 01
11 = output signal active, circuit OK

OP menu
Signal from sensor hydraulic lift cylinder pressure
DIAG OP 3 (5)
LE: signal from B768 – L
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
RI: signal from B768 - R
LIFT CYL LE RI
C- 0.50V 0.50V
Signal value: 0.50 – 4.50 V
C+ 1.00V 1.02V
Hydraulic oil pressure: 0.50 V = 0 Mpa
4.50 V = 25 MPa

C-

C+

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7. Load handling Lift –
Damping
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7. Load handling lift cylinder valve block

1
9

5
8
6

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7. Load handling extension
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7. Load handling, diagnostics
Boom
BOOM menu 1
Boom in / out input
DIAG BOOM 1 (8)
Boom out: 2.50 – 4.50 volts
Boom in: 2.50 – 0.50 volts
PRESENT INPUT SIGNALS
BOOM UP/DOWN 02.56V
BOOM IN/OUT 02.51V

BOOM menu 6 / 7
Output Boom In
DIAG BOOM 6 (8)
Reference,
Status for control current to main control valve,
OUTPUT BOOM IN
00 = no output signal PWM off,
REFERENCE 11
10 = output signal active, short circuit
REQUIRED VALUE 550 mA
11 = output signal active, circuit OK
FEEDBACK 548 mA
Required value,
Reference value for control current to main control valve
380 – 650 mA (typical, final setting made at factory)
Feedback,
Present control current to main control valve
380 – 650 mA
Note: BOOM menu 7 is identical to menu 6 but is for out

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7. Load handling, diagnostics
Boom block valve
BOOM menu 2
Status voltage supply to blocking solenoid valves lower,
DIAG BOOM 1 (2) 00 = no output signal
BLOCK VALVES 01 = no output signal, circuit Ok or short circuit
UP/DOWN LE11 RI11 10 = output signal active, short circuit
IN/OUT 01 11 = output signal active, circuit OK
RELIEVE PRESS 01

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7. Load handling extension
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7. Load handling extension
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7. Load handling, diagnostics
Boom regeneration
BOOM menu 3

Status for voltage to regeneration boom out,


DIAG BOOM 3 (8)
00 = no output signal PWM off
BOOM HIGH SPEED
01 = no output signal circuit OK or short circuit
UP LE 01 RI 01
10 = output signal active, short circuit
OUT 01
11 = output signal active, circuit OK

OP menu
Signal from sensor hydraulic lift cylinder pressure
DIAG OP 3 (5)
LE: signal from B768 – L
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
RI: signal from B768 - R
LIFT CYL LE RI
C- 0.50V 0.50V
Signal value: 0.50 – 4.50 V
C+ 1.00V 1.02V
Hydraulic oil pressure: 0.50 V = 0 Mpa
4.50 V = 25 MPa

C-

C+

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7. Load handling extension
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7. Load handling, diagnostics
Length sensor
BOOM menu 2
Status voltage from angle and length sensors
DIAG OP 4 (5)
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
BOOM ANGLE 3.56V
BOOM EXTENSION 2.97V

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7. Load handling, main valve

1. Rod side extension cylinder


2. Y6006 servo valve boom out
3. Y6005 servo valve lift
4. Rod side R/H lift cylinder
5. Piston side R/H lift cylinder
6. Y6004 servo valve lower
7. Y6007 servo valve boom in
8. Pumps
9. Piston side extension cylinder

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7. Load handling, diagnostics
Boom cylinder block valve

1
7
2
6
3

5 4

1. Connection rod side (C-)


2. Drain (D)
3. Servo valve (Y6046)
4. Control valve connection (VB)
5. Control valve connection (VA)
6. Control valve connection (VA)
7. Servo valve blocking (Y6050)
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7. Load handling, Boom sliders

1. Side mounted slide plates


2. Lower slide plates

Boom slider adjustment Front


1. Lower the boom to its lowest position, inner boom out 500 mm
2. Remove the cover plates for the side mounted slide plates, remove the spacers and slide plate
3. Inspect the slide plate for wear or damage
4. Refit in the reverse order
5. Check the clearance between the boom and the slide plate, clearance should be 1 mm. Adjust with spacers if needed
6. Remove the bolts, slide plate housings and slide plates from the upper boom
7. Lift the inner boom and pack up with wooden blocks. Crush hazard.
8. Remove the bolts, slide plate housings and slide plates for the lower boom slide plates.
9. Remove and transfer the nuts from the old slide plates to the new slide plates
10. Install the new lower slide plates to the lower boom,
11. Remove the wooden blocks and allow the inner boom to rest on the slide plates.
12. Transfer the nuts from the old upper slide plates to the new upper slide plates
13. Install the new upper slide plates to the upper boom
14. Check the clearance between the boom and the stop on the leading edge / top edge of the boom, clearance can be a
maximum of 2 mm
15. adjust the clearance with spacers if required.
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7. Load handling, Boom sliders

1. Upper slide plates


2. Side slide plates
3. Lower slide plates

Boom slider adjustment Rear


1. Start the engine and full retract the inner boom
2. Remove the cover plates for the side mounted slide plates, remove the spacers and slide plate
3. Inspect the slide plate for wear or damage
4. Refit in the reverse order
5. Check the clearance between the boom and the slide plate, clearance should be 1 mm. Adjust with spacers if needed
6. Remove the bolts, slide plate housings and slide plates from the upper boom
7. Lift the inner boom and pack up with wooden blocks. Crush hazard.
8. Remove the bolts, slide plate housings and slide plates for the lower boom slide plates.
9. Remove and transfer the nuts from the old slide plates to the new slide plates
10. Install the new lower slide plates to the lower boom,
11. Remove the wooden blocks and allow the inner boom to rest on the slide plates.
12. Transfer the nuts from the old upper slide plates to the new upper slide plates
13. Install the new upper slide plates to the upper boom
14. Check the clearance between the boom and the stop on the leading edge / top edge of the boom, clearance can be a
maximum of 2 mm
15. adjust the clearance with spacers if required.
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7. Load handling, Boom sliders Lubrication

Lubricate the boom with Gletimol slide paste in the areas shown above
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7. Load handling, side shift
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7. Load handling, side shift
2

8
16
9
10
11
12
15
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7. Load handling, side shift
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7. Load handling, side shift
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7. Load handling, valve blocks
Top lift, pump unload

Y6003
Y6062 Spreader hydraulics
Pump unload
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7. Load handling, valve blocks
Top lift, main valve pressures

Function Pressure
Sideshift 16.0 MPa
Spreading 12.0 MPa
Rotate 15.0 MPa
Tilt + 15.0 MPa
Leveling + 15.0 Mpa
Twistlocks Same as feed pressure
Overheight legs + 10.0 MPa
Lift legs, knee out/in + 10.0 MPa
Lift legs, leg down/up + 13.0 MPa
Lift legs, clamp + 13.0 MPa
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7. Load handling, spreading
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7. Load handling, spreading. 30’ stop
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7. Load handling
Spreading, position sensors

30 ’ – 35’ indicator
40’ indicator

30’ damping sensor


20’ indicator

20’ - 40’ damping sensor,


30; stop

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7. Load handling
Rotate
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7. Load handling
Rotate stop
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7. Load handling
Rotate

1
7

4
3
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7. Load handling
Tilt
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7. Load handling
Tilt lock
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7. Load handling
Tilt control
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7. Load handling
Adjusting damping

Damping adjustment screws


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7. Load handling
Twist locks, open
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7. Load handling
Twist locks / landed
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7. Load handling
Twistlocks, landed function
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7. Load handling
Twistlocks locked
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7. Load handling
Twist lock sensors

Operating link
Cylinder

Twist lock open sensor Twist lock closed sensor

Sensor flag

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7. Load handling
Twist locks

Operating link

Alignment sensor

Guide block

Twist lock

Landed pin

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7. Load handling
Alignment sensors

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7. Load handling
Weighing
DRF 400 - 450
7. Load handling
Container counter
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7. Load handling
Synchronous lift
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8. Control system

KDCS:
The DRT range of machines are controlled by the Kalmar Distributed Control System (KDCS) the system
comprises a number of control units linked by Can bus. The various control units receive inputs and
outputs for the components connected to them. Each module or node controls different parts of the
machine, these components will be explained in detail in section 11 common electrics.

The KDCS also monitors the machine for errors, enables calibrations, as well as changes to the basic set
up of the machine.

The main interface for the KDCS is the drivers display and key pad, both located on the steering column,
to access the various menus of the KDCS a 5 digit pass code is needed.
There are 4 different codes for the DCF, these are:

Diagnostics: 54145
Calibration: 13143
Initiation: 25213
Service interval reset: 52331.

There is also a connection port located inside the EL central panel, this port provides a connection for
Kalmar Soft Tool (KST), the KST provides further fault finding tools as well as downloading, uploading
and controlled parameter changes.

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8. Control system, Drivers Screen

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8. Control system, Drivers Screen

a. Engine rpm
a d b. Speed in kph / mph
b e c. Time
d. Present gear
e. Fuel level
c
Setting the clock

1. Go to the set mode by holding the enter key for 3


seconds
2. Using the 1 and 2 keys scroll between, hours minutes
a etc
3. Change the value with the + / - keys
4. Press enter to store the change
5. To exit press the R key

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8. Control system, Drivers Screen

a. Coolant temperature
a b. Oil pressure

a. Transmission oil temperature


a b. Hydraulic oil temperature

Battery voltage

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8. Control system, Drivers Screen

The display shows alignment against the container, when


alignment is correct both circles will be filled in and the
display shown disappears

This display is shown when the sensors for the twistlocks


cannot detect if the twist locks are open or closed.

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a c a. Set temperature
b. Fan speed
d c. Vent setting
d. De-mist
b e. Recirculation
e

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error messages

307
353
1

!
STOP

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error messages

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error messages

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8. Control system, Overload system
Electronic
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8. Control system, service interval

SERVICE INTERVAL
NEXT SERVICE 500h
SERVICE INTERVAL
STORED 500h
PRESENT 500h

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DIAGNOSIS
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH
OP EXTRA RMI

The machine has a built in function for troubleshooting call diagnostic test. The diagnostic test
consists of several menus shown on the display. The menus are grouped for faster access, the main
menu is shown above which shows the sub menus that can be accessed.

Further information of these groups can be found on the following slides


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8. Control system, diagnostics

1 2 3 4

7 DIAG CAB 4 (X)


FRONT WIPER
SWITCH (1-3) 2
6 OUTPUT 11 5
FEEDBACK 0

1. DIAG = Diagnostic menus


2. Menu group
3. Menu number
4. Total number of menus in the loop, the number of
menus depends on the machine configuration
5. Signal value
6. Variable
7. Menu heading
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8. Control system, diagnostics

DIAG: Indicates that diagnostic test are selected


CAB: Indicates which menu is selected
2: Number of current menu
(X): Total number of menus in the selected group
Variable: the signal that is measured, Different signals are
DIAG CAB 4 (X)
designated in different ways
FRONT WIPER
SWITCH: a digital input signal: e.g. a switch
SWITCH (1-3) 2
OUTPUT: a digital output signal e.g. feed to a motor
OUTPUT 11
INPUT: an analogue input signal e.g. from a sensor
FEEDBACK 0
REFERENCE: status for an analogue output signal
REQUIRED: output signal for a control current
FEEDBACK: either feedback signal from a motor or measured
current on the negative side for an analogue output signal.
Signal value: measurement value or status for a variable. On the
same row there are different that are interpreted in different ways
SWITCH: 1 or 0, 1 means closed circuit
OUTPUT: two numbers, the first number is 1 if the output signal is
active, the second number is the status for the circuit: 1=OK, 0=open
or short circuit
INPUT: a value corresponding to the signal
REFERENCE: two numbers, the first number is 1 if the output signal
is active, the second number is the status for the circuit: 1=OK,
0=open or short circuit
REQUIRED: value corresponding to the signal
FEEDBACK: value corresponding to the return signal
Menu heading: description of the function
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8. Control system, diagnostics

DIAGNOSIS
DIAG CAN/POWER 4 (X)
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB PRESENT REDCAN STATUS
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE COMMUNICATION MODE 3
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH
NUMBER OF UNITS 4
OP EXTRA RMI
SEGMENT ERROR 0

DIAGNOSIS
DIAG LIGHTS 2(X)
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB PRESENT OUTPUT SIGNAL
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH
OP EXTRA RMI SIDE LIGHTS 11
REAR LIGHTS 11

DIAGNOSIS
DIAG CAB 4 (X)
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
SWITCH (1-3) 2
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH
OUTPUT 11
OP EXTRA RMI
FEEDBACK 1
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8. Control system, diagnostics

DIAGNOSIS DIAG CLIMATE 6 (X)


CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB PRESENT OUTPUT SIGNAL
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE FAN SPEED 255
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH
RECIRCULATION 11
OP EXTRA RMI
COMPRESSOR 00

DIAGNOSIS
DIAG HYD 5 (X)
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB
PARK BRAKE
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH SWITCH 01
OP EXTRA RMI FEEDBACK SWITCH 11
VALVE 11

DIAGNOSIS
DIAG ENGINE 1 (X)
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
ACCELERATOR 0.55V
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH
OP EXTRA RMI REQUIRED SPD PROC 25
REQUIRED SPD RPM 1100
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8. Control system, diagnostics

DIAGNOSIS DIAG TRANSM 2 (X)


CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB SWITCHES
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE FORWARD 0
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH
REVERSE 1
OP EXTRA RMI
SHIFT MODE 4

DIAGNOSIS
DIAG BOOM 1 (8)
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH BOOM UP/DOWN 2.54V
OP EXTRA RMI BOOM IN/OUT 2.59V

DIAGNOSIS
DIAG ATTACH 6 (X)
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB PRESENT OUTPUT SIGNAL
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
IND. LOCKED TW 00
TRANSM ELSERV ATTACH
OP EXTRA RMI IND. UNLOCKED TW 11
IND. ALIGNMENT 00
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8. Control system, diagnostics

DIAGNOSIS DIAG OP 3 (5)


CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
LIFT CYL LE RI
TRANSM ELSERV ATTACH
C- 0.98V 0.99V
OP EXTRA RMI
C+ 1.90V 1.78V

DIAGNOSIS
CAN/POWER LIGHTS CAB
CLIMATE HYD ENGINE
TRANSM BOOM ATTACH
OP EXTRA RMI

DIAGNOSIS
DIAG SLID-CAB 1 (4)
COMBI SLIDING – CAB SWITCHES
SUPPORT – JACKS
FORWARD 0
EL-STEERING
REVERSE 0
OPENED DOORS 1

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1 2

INIT BOOM 1 (X)


START CURRENT
LIFT
4 STORED VALUE 350mA 3
PRESENT VALUE 350mA

1. Menu group
2. Number of menus
3. Signal value
4. Current variable
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8. Control system, initiation

PRESENT: displays the stored value when the


menu is opened. Adjust the value with the plus and
minus keys. Set the value with the enter key. To
navigate to the next menu use the arrow keys. Go
INIT BOOM 1 (X)
back with the R key
START CURRENT
STORED: shows the value for the current variable
LIFT
START CURENT (3): specifies the start current to
STORED VALUE 350mA
the solenoid valve for the selected function, this is
PRESENT VALUE 350mA
the current that is triggered when the lever leaves
the zero position
END CURRENT (1): shows the maximum current to
the solenoid for the selected function. In practice it
controls how fast a function will operate.
I (mA) PROC (2) Damping: specifies ho much the control
current is reduced during damping
1

2
3
t (sec)
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8. Control system, initiation

INITIATION
INIT BOOM 1 (X)
BOOM ATTACHMENT START CURRENT
SLIDING-CAB STEERING LIFT
DRIVE-TRAIN
STORED VALUE 350mA
PRESENT VALUE 350mA

INITIATION
INIT ATTACH 1 (17)
BOOM ATTACHMENT START CURRENT
SLIDING-CAB STEERING
ROTATION CW
DRIVE-TRAIN
STORED VALUE 350mA
PRESENT VALUE 350mA

INITIATION INIT SLID CAB 1 (X)


BOOM ATTACHMENT START CURRENT
SLIDING-CAB STEERING FORWARD
DRIVE-TRAIN STORED VALUE 350mA
PRESENT VALUE 350mA
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8. Control system, Initiation

INITIATION
INIT STEERING 9 (10)
BOOM ATTACHMENT START CURRENT
SLIDING-CAB STEERING STEERING LEFT
DRIVE-TRAIN STORED VALUE 370mA
PRESENT VALUE 400mA

INITIATION
INIT DRIVE-TRN 1 (6)
BOOM ATTACHMENT START IN 2:ND
SLIDING-CAB STEERING
0=NO 1=YES
DRIVE-TRAIN
STORED VALUE 1
PRESENT VALUE 1

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8. Control system, calibration

1 2

5 CALIBR STEERING 1 (X)


STEERING LEVER CENTER
POSITION
4 STORED VALUE 2.50V 3
PRESENT VALUE 2.50V

1. Menu group
2. Number of menus
3. Signal value
4. STORED indicates the stored value
PRESENT indicates the current value of the
signal to be calibrated
5. Heading of menu
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8. Control system, calibration

SCALE: this menu handles calibration of the


CALIBRATION
sensors connected to the weight indication
SCALE STEERING STEERING: this menu handles the
DRIVE-TRAIN RETURN calibration for lever steering (option)
DRIVETRAIN: this handles calibrations for
the engine and transmission. The loop
contains two different calibrations which are
not connected to each other.
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8. Control system, calibration

CALIBRATION
CALIBR SCALE 1 (2)
SCALE STEERING MINIMUM BOOM ANGLE
DRIVE-TRAIN RETURN
CALIBR VALUE 0.56V
PRESENT VALUE 0.98V

CALIBRATION
CALIBR STEERING 1 (3)
SCALE STEERING STEERING LEVER CENTER
DRIVE-TRAIN RETURN POSITION
STORED VALUE 2.50V
PRESENT VALUE 2.50V

CALIBRATION
CALIBR DRIVE-TRN 1 (2)
SCALE STEERING ACCELERATOR
DRIVE-TRAIN RETURN RELEASE THE PEDAL
STORED VALUE 0.56v
PRESENT VALUE 0.56V
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8. Control system, calibration

CALIBRATION
CALIBR DRIVE-TRN 4 (X)
SCALE STEERING GEARBOX WARM UP
DRIVE-TRAIN RETURN MODE 0
ACTUAL TEMP 58
TARGET TEMP 61

To calibrate the transmission the temperature of the oil must be over 60 degrees C, if the oil is below this
temperature carry out the gearbox warm up procedure.
1. Park the machine on level ground, engage neutral and apply the park brake. Run the engine at idle
2. Go to the calibration menu menus and select DRIVE-TRAIN, menu 4
3. Check that the oil temperature is at least 61˚C, if the oil is below the target temperature then carry out
the warm up.
a) Apply the park brake so the machine is stationary
b) Select forward and apply full throttle for 20 seconds
c) Engage neutral, apply full throttle for 10 seconds and then let the engine run at idle
d) Repeat steps b and c until the oil is hot
When the temperature is correct the MODE changes from 0 to 1
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8. Control system, calibration

CALIBRATION
CALIBR DRIVE-TRN 3 (X)
SCALE STEERING START AUTO CALIBR
DRIVE-TRAIN RETURN PHASE 1 SUB-PH 1
CLUTCH F STATUS 3
ACTION 0 1500rpm

PHASE ACTION (action by technician)


0 = Pre filling of clutch 0 = No action
1 = Calibration of clutch 1 = Increase throttle application
4 = Calibration complete 2 = Reduce throttle application
5 = Calibration incorrect 3 = Select neutral
4 = Select forward
CLUTCH 5 = Stop machine (machine moving, press the brake pedal
F = Forward clutch 6 = Heat transmission
R = Reverse clutch 7 = No action (engine is controlled by the D793)
1 = 1st clutch 8 = Keep accelerator pedal in current position
2 = 2nd clutch 9 = Check error codes
3 = 3rd clutch SUB-PH; Internal value for sub phase 1 or 0
4 = 4th clutch
STATUS
0 = Calibration not in progress
3 = Calibration in progress
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9. Frame, body, cab and accessories

Drivers screen
Roof / rear wiper
Front wiper / horn switch S162 switches
Accelerator pedal
Light switches B690
Joystick

ECC switches

Transmission mode
switches

Brake pedal

De – clutch switch S220-1

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AC description

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9. Climate control, function description

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9. Frame, body, cab and accessories
ECC Diagnostics

Checking the required, present temperature sensors and water valve


DIAG CLIMATE 1 (8)
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
REQUIRED TEMP: 160 (16.0˚C) = maximum cooling, 280 (28.0˚C)
REQUIRED TEMP 160
PRESENT TEMP: shows the temperature inside the cab
PRESENT TEMP 210 WATER VALVE FEEDB: should show 0 (closed) when the requested
WATER VALVE FEEDB 00
temperature is 160 and 100 (open) when the requested temperature is
280.

Checking the sensors connected to the ECC


DIAG CLIMATE 2 (8) TEMP COIL: temperature in the air ducts in the cab
TEMP COIL 160 TEMP COOLANT: engine temperature (sent via CAN from D794)
TEMP COOLANT 829 TEMP AMBIENT: outside temperature
TEMP AMBIENT 194 TEMP DE-ICE: AC circuit temperature, De-Ice sensor controls the
TEMP DE-ICE 20 switching on/off of the compressor

Checks the refrigerant circuit


DIAG CLIMATE 3 (8)
PRESSURE SWITCH 0 = no gas, 1 = gas in system
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
PRESSURE SWITCH 1
OPT DOOR SWITCH 0

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ECC Diagnostics

Checks Water valve and Air distributor


DIAG CLIMATE 4 (8) WATER VALVE: should work between 1.0 – 1.24V, this can be
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL
checked by increasing the temperature with the temperature switch
WATER VALVE 1.98V
DRAUGHT VALVE: should work between 1.0 – 4.0V. Check the
DRAUGHT VALVE 3.19V operation by changing the vents with the vent switch

The menu is used to check the signals from the rocker switches for
DIAG CLIMATE 5 (8) temperature, air distribution and fan speed to the D790-1
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL REQUIRED TEMP: value between 2.4 and 5.0 volt
REQUIRED TEMP 0.01V REQ DRAUGHT: value between 2.4 and 5.0 volt
REQ DRAUGHT 0.01V REQ FAN SPEED: value between 2.4 and 5.0 volt
REQ FAN SPEED 0.01V

Checking the fan speed, Recirculation and compressor PWM and


voltage feeds
DIAG CLIMATE 6 (8) FAN SPEED: PWM output, 0-255 255 = maximum speed
PRESENT INPUT SIGNAL RECIRCULATION: voltage feed to fresh air and recirculation damper.
FAN SPEED 213 01 = No output signal, 10 = output signal active short or open circuit
RECIRKULATION 11 11 = output signal active, circuit OK.
COMPRESSOR 11 COMPRESSOR: voltage feed to compressor, signal readings as
above

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ECC Diagnostics

Voltage feed to water valve


DIAG CLIMATE 7(8) Clockwise.
OUTPUT WATER VALVE
The valve is connected to an H bridge, the signal can only be
CLOCKWISE 11 11
diagnosed when the water valve position changes
ANTI-CLOCKWISE 00 11 01 = No output signal, 10 = output signal active short or open circuit
11 = output signal active, circuit OK.
ANTI-CLOCKWISE
As above for Clockwise

Voltage feed to draught valve


DIAG CLIMATE 7(8)
Clockwise.
OUTPUT DRAUGHT VALVE
The valve is connected to an H bridge, the signal can only be
CLOCKWISE 11 11
diagnosed when the water valve position changes
ANTI-CLOCKWISE 00 11
01 = No output signal, 10 = output signal active short or open circuit
11 = output signal active, circuit OK.
ANTI-CLOCKWISE
As above for Clockwise

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Lights

Voltage supply and out put for lights (attachment)


DIAG LIGHTS 13(15) Switch
WORKING LIGHT ATTACH
0 = off
SWITCH 1
1 = on
OUTPUT LE 11 RI 11 Output LE (left) RI (right)
00 = no output, open circuit
01 = no output signal, circuit OK or short circuit. Short circuit can only
be detected when output is active
10 = output active, short circuit
11 = output active, circuit OK

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Cab

Signal from multifunction lever for the washer switch


DIAG CAB 1(4) Switch
WASHER
0 = off
SWITCH 1
1 = on
OUTPUT FRONT 11 Output
OUTPUT REAR ROOF 11 01 = no output signal,
10 = output signal active, short – circuit or open circuit
11 = output signal active, circuit OK

Signal from multifunction lever for the front wiper switch


DIAG CAB 1(4) Switch
FRONT WIPER
0 = off
SWITCH (1-3) 3
1 = intermittent long
OUTPUT 11 2 = intermittent short
FEEDBACK 11 3 = continuous operation
Output
01 = no output signal,
10 = output signal active, short – circuit or open circuit
11 = output signal active, circuit OK

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Cab
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10. Common hydraulics

Option: Sliding cab / support jacks

Front

Main valve
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10. Common hydraulics

Charging valve for accumulators

Brake pressure
Front

Unfiltered/ Drain

Relief valve
attachment

Filtered return line


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10. Common hydraulics

Front

Oil filter servo Servo valve

Solenoid valve
park brake Restriction valve

Priority valve steering

Accumulator Servo
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10. Common hydraulics

Transmission pumps

Solenoid valve switches off


left pumps during boom in

Front

Shuttle valve for oil to the


spreader

Activates hydraulic pressure to the spreader


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10. Common hydraulics

Pump brake system Pump cooling hydraulics

Front

Pump spreader, lifting,


boom out Pump steering, lifting, boom
in/out

2 Regulators
2 Regulators

Pump steering, lifting, boom


Pump lifting, boom out in/out
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10. Common hydraulics
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11. Common electrics

KDU
KCU D791-1
D790-1
KID
D795
KIT
D790-2

KDU
D797-F

KDU
D797-O
KDU
D797-R

EDC TCU
D794 D793

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11. Common electrics
Redundant voltage

1 2 3 4

D1 D2 D3 D4

D8 D7 D9
D11

D795 D790-1 D797-R D797-F D797-O D793


11 5 6 8 7 9

10 12 13 14

D790-2 D791-1 D791-2 D791-3 D791-4 D794

D10 D12 D13 D14


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11. Common electrics
Ignition voltage (15)

D4
1 2

D1 D2 3 6
D3
4 5

D8 D9 D10 D11 D12

D795 D790-1 D797-R D797-F D797-O D793


8 9 10 11 12

D790-2 D791-1 D791-2 D791-3 D791-4 D794


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11. Common electrics
Ignition voltage (15E)
3 4 6

D4
D5
D2

D7 D8

D795 D790-1 D797-R D797-F D797-O D793


1 2 5 7 8

D790-2 D791-1 D791-2 D791-3 D791-4 D794


D12 D11 D10 D9
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11. Common electrics
Cab distribution box
CAN terminating
resistors Diagnostic connector
KDCS

Fuse boxes

D790-1
Diagnostic connector
Drive train
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11. Common electrics
Frame distribution box
Diagnostic
Fuses 15 E port Volvo
Diagnostic
Fuses 15 port Dana Main Fuses D 793
Fuses 30

K 315-1 K 3002 K 3007


K 3009-2 K 3009-1 K 315-2
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11. Common electrics
D790-1

- Display
- Joystick panel
- Left front panel
KDU
- Steering wheel panel
- Accelerator, de-clutch
- Wipers
- Climate system
KIT - Working lights, cab

KCU KID

KDU KDU

EDC TCU

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11. Common electrics
D791-1

KDU

- Landing pin sensors


- TW-lock sensors
- Hydraulic valves
KIT - Indicator lamps
- Working lights, attch

KCU KID

KDU KDU

EDC TCU

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11. Common electrics
D797-F

KDU

KIT

KID - Front lights


KCU - Pressure switches
- Hydraulic valves
- Brake oil cooler
KDU KDU - Lift cylinders
- Valves & sensors
EDC TCU

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11. Common electrics
D797-R

- Rear lights
- Boom sensors
- OP sensors, steering axle
- Hydraulic oil cooler KDU
- Drive-train
- Fuel sensor
- D+
- AC compressor
KIT - Working lights, boom

KCU KID

KDU KDU

EDC TCU

A Partek Company
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11. Common electrics
D793, D794

KDU

KIT

KCU KID

KDU KDU

EDC TCU - Injectors control


- Fuel consumption
- Optimised gear shifting
speed, torque, rpm
- Monitoring
- ‘Limp home’ function

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11. Common electrics
Control unit description D790-1 KCU

1 2 3 4

The D 790-1 is located on the rear wall of the cab, it is the interface between the drive train CAN and the
KDCS, receives inputs from the switches etc in the cab, controls the redundant power supply and handles
communication via the CAN to the other control units. The D790-1 is programmed with a unique program,
while the unit is used on other Kalmar models the program loaded is written for the DCF 100.

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11. Common electrics
Control unit description D790-2 KIT

The D790-2 KIT is located on the steering column, it has two parts, one is the information panel and
the second is the key pad. The D790-2 handles the inputs from the direction lever, indicator switch,
transmission keys. The D790-2 has a program loaded but this program cannot be altered

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11. Common Electrics,
Control unit description D 797 - 1
D797 - 1:
The D797 – 1 is located in the front left
hand side of the chassis. The D797-1
processes input data from sensors and
sends control signals to relays and
solenoids. The D797-1 has a program
loaded, again the program is unique for the
DCF 100.

There are 4 LED indicators on the module:


Green: 24 v supply
Green: On: redundant voltage left and
right, 15 voltage Flashing: one of the
following is missing: redundant voltage left /
right or 15 voltage
Yellow: Single flash: communicating with
POWER D795 or D790-1
Double flash: communicating with both
D795 and D790-1
POWER
Red: Active error

MODE

STATUS

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11. Common Electrics,
Control unit description D 791 - 1
D791 - 1:
The D791 – 1 is located in the carriage for
the attachment, the D791-1 receives inputs
from the various sensors and provides
outputs to the attachment valve.

The D791-1 has a program which is unique


for the DCF 100

There are 4 LED indicators on the module:


Green: 24 v supply
Green: On: redundant voltage left and
right, 15 voltage Flashing: one of the
following is missing: redundant voltage left /
right or 15 voltage
Yellow: Single flash: communicating with
POWER D795 or D790-1
Double flash: communicating with both
D795 and D790-1
POWER
Red: Active error

MODE

STATUS

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11. Common Electrics,
Control unit description D 795 KID

The D795 KID is the main interface for both the operator and the service technician, basic machine
information for the operator is shown on the screen such as engine, transmission information, as well as error
codes for the service technician the screen is used to access the various menus and sub menus. For security
the service menus are password protected. The D795 is programmed with a unique program for the DCF 100.
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11. Common electrics.

Located in section 11 of the workshop manual a list of all of the multi pin connectors for the machine, the list will
give the connector number as well as the individual pins within the connector, an example is shown below.

X209 Front edge of frame Power supply, cab control unit (D790-1)
CAN bus, frame control unit (D797-1)
CAN bus, frame control unit (D797-2)
CAB bus, attachment control unit (D791)

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11. Common electrics. Signal types
Analogue Inputs / outputs

Signal type Explanation Example

Rheostat Resistance input 0-200 Ω (accuracy 3%) Fuel level sensor

Temperature Rheostat input with non-liner work area, the resistive value Hydraulic oil temperature sensor, climate
equivalent to -40 to 150˚ C control system temperature sensor
There are two different resistance curves, one for the D790-1
and one for the frame and attachment control units

Voltage An analogue signal 0-5 volts the working range is 0.5 – 4.5 V Accelerator pedal

Current feedback Modulated signal between 0 V and system voltage i.e. 24 V Hydraulics, e.g. lift
voltage out, PWM the working range is 0-2 A

Voltage out, PNP Modulated signal between 0 V and system voltage i.e. 24 V Interior lighting
PWM requires negative for reference

Voltage out, reverse Modulated signal between 0 V and system voltage i.e. 24 V Cab Fan
polarity requires 24 V for reference
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11. Common electrics. Signal types
Digital Inputs / outputs

Signal type Explanation Example

Digital input with pull Signal in: V < 5 V generates logic zero (0) Input signal from a fuse with search
down and search Signal in: V > 16 V generates logic one (1) lighting
lighting If there is no signal in: the input is to ground

Digital input with pull Signal in: V < 5 V generates logic zero (0) Inductive sensors, pressure sensors
down Signal in: V > 12 V generates logic one (1)
If there is no signal in: the input is to ground
Bandwidth 300 Hz: i.e. designed for slow sensors

High side driver Logic (1) generates voltage out: V > = 22.5 V Side lights, solenoid valves
1.5 A Max load: 1.5 A
Open load: 0.15 A
Max instantaneous current load: 8 A

High side driver Logic (1) generates voltage out: V > = 22.5 V Work lights, wiper motors
5A Max load: 5 A
Open load: 0.9A
Max instantaneous current load: 35 A

High side driver Logic (1) generates voltage out: V > = 22.5 V Cooling fan
10 A Max load: 10 A
Open load: 1.9 A
Max instantaneous current load: 70 A

H bridge Logic (1) generates voltage out: V > = 22.5 V or grounded Climate control
output, U = 0 V
Max load: 0.5 A
Open load: 0.15 A
Max instantaneous current load: 8 A
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11. Common electrics. CAN bus

120 Ω

120 Ω
ECU ECU

CAN +
U (V)

CAN -

T (S)
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11. Common electrics. CAN bus

B C D E F G

A: Length of message F: Checksum for error detection


B: Start bit G: Acknowledge bit
C: Identity field / priority
D: Control field (length of data segment)
E: Data segment
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11. Common electrics. CAN bus

One message

One message

1/1000 Sec
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11. Common electrics. CAN bus

Three bits ‘1’

2-2.5V

One bit ‘0’


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11. Common electrics. CAN bus

3.5 V
U (V)

0.5 V

1.5 V

T (S)

Potential levels CAN + and CAN -


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11. Common electrics.
Redundant CAN bus

D791-4 D791-3 D791-2 D791-1


CAN R CAN L CAN R CAN L CAN R CAN L CAN R CAN L

D790-1 D790-2 D795


CAN R CAN L CAN R CAN L

CAN L CAN R CAN L CAN R CAN L CAN R

D797-R D797-0 D797-F


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Redundant CAN bus

S5 D791-4 S4 D791-3

D791-1 S2 D791-2 S3

S1 D790-1 S9 D795 S8

D790-2

D797-R S6 D797-O S7 D797-F


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Drive train CAN bus

D790-1 D793 D794

Drive train CAN bus

Redundant CAN bus


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D. Error codes

All error codes come up on the drivers screen, error codes for the engine and transmission are taken directly
from the respective control units, the machine error codes are Kalmar specific.

The engine and transmission error codes are based on SAE J1939. a brief out line of the error codes is below.

Volvo:
Volvo can use a number of identification fields but the two that are used when connected to the Kalmar CAN
are:
PID – Parameter Identification Description,
The PID consists of a number that designates a parameter (value) to which the fault code relates (for example
oil pressure)
FMI – Failure Mode Identifier
FMI indicates the type of fault
An example of the FMI is listed below.

FMI Description SAE text


0 Too high value Valid data but higher than normal operating range
1 Too low value Valid data but lower than normal operating range

A complete list can be found in the workshop manual

An example of a Volvo error code is: 94/1 = 94: fuel system / 1 = too low value

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D. Error codes

Dana

Dana also use the J1939 error code numbering , the main difference is that Dana use SPN.

SPN - -Suspect parameter number.


SPN high lights the suspected parameter related to the error

FMI – Failure Mode Identifier


FMI indicates the type of fault

An example of a Dana error code is 20:60

Kalmar error codes

The error codes for the machine are based on 2 or 3 digit codes, all codes are related to a specific component
within the machine,

An example of a Kalmar error code: 155: Incorrect 5 V reference voltage to pressure sensor, Voltage under 4.9
V or over 5.1 V

All error codes are listed in both the operators manual and workshop manual

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E. Schematics

A circuit diagram is divided into circuit names (drawing numbers) and consists of a number of numbered sheets
On the circuit diagrams you will see the following information:
X = a connection terminal followed by a number
As a rule the connectors are numbered in such a way that the connector number will advise you of its location within the
machine
X000 - X199: in the cab
X200 – X299: on the frame
X300 – X399: on the boom
X400 - : on the attachment
X37; all ground points start with X37, e.g. X37 – 201 is a grounding point in the frame

Designation: 353 – 2
353 is a component description there is a component list included with the circuit diagram, - 2 indicates that it is the
second component of this type in the specific diagram

Sensors etc are drawn in the rest position on the circuit e.g. no voltage in the circuit

Cable colours
White = ground or negative
Grey = all other cables

Fuse box, for example F58 equals a fuse box with 8 fuses

An arrow symbol indicates that the circuit continues on an other sheet

Ground or negative connections X37A is a ground connection within the electrical distribution box .

Along with the component list there is a cross reference list which names each of the drawings

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Circuit diagram

To assist with reading the DCF circuit diagrams here are some observations and rules for navigating through the
diagrams

Diagram numbers:
The main circuit diagram has one number that covers all of the sheets in the diagram (A49226.0100), each sheet
has a number that is linked to a cross reference guide at the start of the circuit diagram, the layout of the sheet
number looks like 1.0_1 etc.

Diagram type:
The diagrams are know as ladder schematics, generally the left hand side of the sheet is positive and the right
negative
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Circuit diagram

Diagram grid:
The diagrams have grid rules across the top and down the left and right hand sides for locating wires that
continue on another sheet.

Connectors:
Connectors are indicated by X, connectors can be AMP 9 way connectors or Deutsch connectors.

After the X will be the connector number followed by either a m (male) or a f (female) This designates if the pin
in the connector is male or female
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Circuit diagram

If a wire is continuing on to or coming from another sheet you will see an arrow drawn on the
wire which will give information as to the sheet the wire has come from going to.

It will also include information such as if the wire has come from a fuse etc.

Every component on the circuit diagram has a designation, a complete list is included with the
diagram.
DCF 330 - 12
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F. Technical data

Data

DCF 280-330 DCF 330 DCF 370-500


Cummins Volvo Volvo Cummins Volvo Volvo TAD
1. Engine QSB6.7 TAD760VE TAD950VE QSM 11 TAD 792VE 1250VE

Power acc. to ISO 3046 (net power) 194 kW at 181 kW at 210 kW at 261 kW at 252 kW at 247 kW at
2200 rpm 2300 rpm 1800 rpm 2000 rpm 1900 rpm 1900 rpm
186 kW at
2000 rpm

Torque ISO 3046 990 Nm at 1100 Nm at 1275 Nm 1830 Nm 1735Nm at 1760Nm at


1500 rpm 1500 rpm at 1000- at 1100- 1300 rpm 1400 rpm
1500 rpm 1400 rpm

Alternator, output 1680 W 1920 W 2400 W 1920 W


Start battery, voltage - capacity 2 x 12 V – 140 Ah
DRF 400 - 450
F. Technical data

Volumes

DCF 280-330 DCF 330 DCF 370-500

1. Engine Cummins Volvo Volvo Cummins Volvo Volvo TAD


QSB6.7 TAD760VE TAD950VE QSM 11 TAD 792VE 1250VE

Engine oil incl, filter 20 litres 23 litres 35 litres 34 litres 35 litres 35 litres

Fuel tank 400 litres

Fuel quality Diesel according to EN 590

Cooling system 40 litres 27 litres 52 litres 40 litres 52 litres 40 litres


DRF 400 - 450

Capacity and DCF280-12 DCF330-12 DCF330-12 DCF370- DCF420- DCF450- DCF500-


dimensions LB LB LB 12 12 12 12
Lifting Capacity
Capacity (kg) 28000 33000 33000 37000 42000 45000 50000
Centre of gravity 1200
distance (L4 mm)
Dimensions, truck
Truck length without
6675 6925 7345 7845 7950 8550
forks (L mm)
Truck width (W mm) 3410 4150

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