Troubleshooting Guide TB37
Troubleshooting Guide TB37
Troubleshooting Guide TB37
Guide
Since the majority of malfunctions experienced on equipment in the aerial platform Industry are
associated with the hydraulic and electrical systems, great effort has been made to develop a guide
which insures that procedures regarding these areas are given the fullest possible attention and detail.
As a result of these efforts, the aerial platform has been divided into twelve distinct groups with each
group covered by an individual section. The Sections are as follows:
It should be recognized that every person who performs testing and diagnostic procedures and every
person supervising any of these functions must be properly trained and qualified. If a problem should
occur which is not covered by this manual or which cannot be corrected using the listed corrective
actions, technically qualified guidance from the Service Department of Snorkel International Inc.,
should be obtained prior to proceeding further. Tel: (816) 364-0317
NOTE: Diagnostic procedures basically consist of a logical process of elimination. For this reason,
it is very important that the steps be performed in the order in which they are presented. Always begin
by localizing the problem and defining the symptoms as accurately as possible. When the problem has
been localized, make sure to completely read and comprehend the appropriate flow chart. Do not
attempt to make shortcuts.
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MANUAL DESIGN
Each symptom described is followed by a list of inspections to be performed. Each inspection is in the
form of a flowchart. A set of detailed checks are then performed at the component and/or related areas
which confirm or decline the outcome. If the inspection is declined the flowchart will refer to the next
step to be performed until the problem is confirmed. The diagnosis then enables a determination.
Step 1
Step 2 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Inspect
If
Troubleshoot
Yes Go to step
(Identify Problem)
no
Replace or
perform repair
EQUIPMENT NEEDED:
Multimeter: A meter designed to read voltage, amperage and resistance.
Pressure Test Gauge: A pressure gauge rated for 0 - 1000 psi.
A pressure gauge rated for 0 - 5000 psi.
Tachometer: A meter designed to measure engine RPM on gas and/or diesel.
(Photo Tachometer is recommended)
Flowmeter: A meter designed to measure fluid flow.
Stopwatch: A tool designed to measure time.
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SECTION ONE:
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 1
Step 1
Engine starter
Inspect Go to Page
fails to operate Battery and Cable Connections 14
(No Electrical)
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Power Cables and
Battery Disconnect Switch 14
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Ammeter 15
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Ground Control
Circuit Breaker (25 Amp) 15
OK
Step 5
Inspect Go to Page
Emergency Stop Switch 16
OK
Step 6
Inspect Go to Page
Ground Master (Key) Switch 16
OK
Step 7
Inspect Go to Page
Ignition/Emergency
Power Switch 17
OK
Step 8
Inspect Go to Page
Ground/Platform
Selector Switch 17
OK
Step 9
Inspect Go to Page
Engine Anti-Restart Relay 18
OK
Step 10
Inspect Go to Page
Engine Starter Relay 18
OK
Step 11
Inspect Go to Page
Starter Solenoid 19
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 2
Step 1
Starter
Inspect Go to Page
disengages before Engine Anti-Restart Relay 20
engine starts
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Starter Solenoid 20
Chart 3
Step 1
Engine cranks
Inspect Go to Page
over but Ground Master (Key) Switch 21
will not start
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Ground/Platform Selector Switch 21
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Ignition/Emergency Power Switch 22
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Run Relay 22
Step 5 OK
Inspect Go to Page
OK Magnetic Switch
(Ford only) 23
Step 6
Inspect Go to Page
Magnetic Switch
(Deutz only) 23
Step 7 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Run Solenoid
(Deutz only) 24
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 4
Step 1
Engine starts
Inspect Go to Page
then shuts down Engine Temperature Gauge 25
after 30 seconds
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Engine Oil Pressure Switch 25
Chart 5
Step 1
Engine will not Inspect Go to Page
Throttle Circuit Breaker (15 Amp)
accelerate 26
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Medium Throttle Relay
(Ford only) 26
Step 3 OK
Inspect Go to Page
High Throttle Relay
(Ford only) 27
OK
OK Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Throttle Governor or Controller
(Ford only) 27
Step 5 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Actuator
(Ford only) 28
Step 6
Inspect Go to Page
Throttle Relay
(Deutz only) 28
Step 7 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Throttle Solenoid
(Deutz only) 29
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 6
Step 1
Engine over Inspect
Governor
Go to Page
accelerates (Ford only) 30
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Actuator
(Ford only) 30
Chart 7
Step 1
Engine will not
Inspect Go to Page
start from Ground/Platform Selector Switch 31
platform control
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Platform Control
Circuit Breaker (20 Amp) 31
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Emergency Stop Switch 32
Step 4 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Foot Switch 32
Step 5 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Platform Start Switch 32
Step 6 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Ignition/Emergency Power Switch 33
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 8
released Step 2 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Murphy Switch 34
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Vacuum Switch
(Ford only) 35
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Circuit Breaker
and/or
Go to step 4 Circuit Breaker wiring
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect Using a meter set to read
Ground Control voltage, turn Battery
Circuit Breaker Disconnect Switch to
(25 Amp) On position,
measure voltage entering
If
Emergency Stop Switch
Circuit breaker is Should read 10-12 volts
open If low or no reading
Then
Check for voltage between
Reset Circuit If
Circuit Breaker and
breaker 10-12V Emergency Stop Switch
on wire #1A
Should read 12 volts
If low or no reading
Repair or replace
Circuit Breaker
and/or
Go to step 5 Circuit Breaker wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
If low or no reading
Repair or replace
Ground Master Switch
and/or
Ground Master Switch
wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
If low or no reading
Replace
Ignition/Emergency Power
Switch and/or
Ignition/Emergency Power
Switch wiring
Step 7
Step 8
Inspect Set Selector Switch to
Ground/Platform Ground position. Using a
Selector Switch meter set to read voltage,
If
activate starter and
measure voltage between
Ground/Platform Ignition/Emergency Power
Selector Switch is Switch and Ground/
in Platform position Platform Selector Switch
Then
Should read 10-12 volts
Platform Selector If
Switch to Ground 10-12V Replace
position Ground/Platform Selector
Switch and/or
Ground/Platform Selector
Go to step 9 Switch wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Measure voltage at
If
Go to step 10 10-12v wire #5B.
Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no reading
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Return to step 1 Starter Solenoid wiring
Step 11
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Starter disengages
before engine starts
Inspect Continuity
Engine Anti-
Restart Relay Adjust resistor for longer
cranking time, until engine
starts and alarm shuts off.
Open field in alternator (approx. 30 seconds)
Replace
Return to step 1 Starter Solenoid wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Check Battery
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Set Selector Switch to
Ground/Platform Ground position. Using a
Selector Switch meter set to read voltage,
activate starter and
If measure voltage between
Ignition/Emergency Power
Ground/Platform Switch and Ground/
Selector Switch Platform Selector Switch
is in Should read 10-12 volts
Platform position
No reading
If
Then If
reading
10-12V Replace is low
Return Ground/ Ground/Platform Selector
Platform Selector Switch and/or
Switch to Ground Ground/Platform Selector
position Switch wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Ground/Platform Selector
Switch and/or
Ground/Platform Selector
Switch wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Magnetic Switch and/or
Magnetic Switch wiring
Step 5
Step 6
Inspect Using a meter set to
Magnetic Switch read voltage,
( Deutz only) measure voltage on wire
#8D at post NC of
Magnetic Switch
Go to step 7 If Ok Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no reading
Replace
Magnetic Switch and/or
Magnetic Switch wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
If Ok
Replace
Run Solenoid
Step 7
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
If resistance is shown
Replace
Murphy Engine
Temperature Gauge
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Remove wire #3C from Oil
If oil level
Engine Oil is adequate
Pressure Switch.
Pressure Switch Restart engine
Return to step 1
Replace
Engine Oil Pressure Switch
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Circuit Breaker and/or
Circuit Breaker wiring
Step 1
Step 2
Using a meter set to
Inspect
read voltage,
Medium Throttle
measure voltage
Relay
on wire #55A to
(Ford only)
Throttle Controller
If Should read 10-12 volts
10-12V
Go to step 3 If low or no reading
Repair or replace
wiring from
Medium Throttle Relay
to Throttle Controller
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
wiring from
High Throttle Relay
to Throttle Controller
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect Using a meter set to
Electronic read voltage,
Governor measure voltage
(Ford only) on wire #55A and #55B
If going into the
10-12V
Electronic Governor
Go to step 5
Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no reading
Repair or replace
wiring to
Electronic Governor
Troubleshooting Guide 27 TB 37
SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Electronic Governor
and/or wiring
Step 5
Step 6
Using a meter set to
Inspect read voltage,
Throttle Relay measure voltage
(Deutz only) on wire #55A between
If Throttle Circuit Breaker
10-12V and Throttle Solenoid
Go to step 7 Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no reading
Repair or replace
wiring between
Throttle Circuit Breaker
and Throttle Solenoid
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Throttle Solenoid
and/or
Throttle Solenoid wiring
If problem still exists
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Engine over
accelerates
Repair or replace
Ford: wiring to
Electronic Governor
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter set to
Actuator read voltage,
measure voltage
on wire #A1
and #A2 between the
Repair or replace Electronic Governor
If
Electronic 10-12V and Actuator
Governor Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no reading
Repair or replace
Electronic Governor
and/or wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
If low or no voltage
Repair or replace
Foot Switch
and/or wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Platform Start Switch
and/or
Platform Start Switch
wiring
Step 5
Step 6
Using a meter set to
Inspect
read voltage, activate
Ignition/Emergency
engine starter and
Power Switch
measure voltage
on wire #5 between
Platform Master Switch
and Ignition/Emergency
Power Switch
If
Return to step 1 10-12V
Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no reading
Replace
Ignition/Emergency Power
Switch and/or
Ignition/Emergency Power
Switch wiring
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SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
If low or no reading
Repair or replace
Run Relay
and/or
Run Relay wiring
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter set to read
Murphy Switch voltage, measure voltage
on wire
Ford: on wire #80 to
Spark Module
Ford If Deutz: #8D between Run
Go to step 3 10-12V Solenoid and Murphy
Switch
Should read 10-12 volts
Note: Check continuity
to ground on white
jumper wire
If low or no reading
Replace
Murphy Switch
Troubleshooting Guide 34 TB 37
SECTION ONE
ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Vacuum Switch
Step 3
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SECTION TWO:
HYDRAULIC DIAGNOSTICS
SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 1
only Step 2 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Sense Line Dump Valve 42
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Sense Line check Valve 43
Chart 2
Step 1
Hydraulic pump Inspect Go to Page
Pump Compensator
stays on stroke 44
Chart 3
Step 1
Hydraulic oil
Inspect Go to Page
overheats Functions Valve 44
during operation
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SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 4
Step 1
Hydraulic functions Inspect Go to Page
Engine RPM
are sluggish 45
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Pump Pressure 45
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Accumulator 46
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Flow from Pump 46
Chart 5
Step 1
Hydraulic pump will Inspect Go to Page
Pump Compensator Valve
not build pressure 47
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Pump Coupling 47
Chart 6
Step 1
Hydraulic pump
Inspect Go to Page
will not build Pump Compensator Valve 48
enough pressure
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Senseline Dump Valve 48
Chart 7
Step 1
Flow from Inspect Go to Page
hydraulic pump Flow Adjustment on Main Hydraulic
49
Pump
is too low
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SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 8
(kills engine)
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SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Hydraulic system
functions on emergency
power only
If reading is abnormal
Replace
Main Hydraulic
Pump and/or Pump If Check
mal-
Coupling and/or functioning Main Hydraulic Pump,
Pump Pump Coupling and
Compensator Pump Compensator
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter set to read
Sense Line Dump voltage, activate Ground
Valve Control Switch and
measure voltage
1.on wire #28B between
Check seals on Terminal Strip
If
Sense Line Dump 10-12V in Junction Box and
Valve Sense Line Dump Valve
If bad
2.on wire # 28B at
Sense Line Dump Valve
Repair or replace Should read 10-12 volts
Ok
Sense Line Dump If low or no reading
Valve
Repair or replace
Sense Line Dump Valve
Go to step 3 and/or wiring
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SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Return to step 1 Sense Line Check Valve
Step 3
Troubleshooting Guide 43 TB 37
SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Hydraulic pump
stays on stroke
Repair or replace
Hosing
Troubleshooting Guide 44 TB 37
SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Hydraulic functions
are sluggish
If not
Adjust
Throttle Actuator
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Install 1000 psi
Pump Pressure pressure gauge at
Test Port.
Set engine for idle
Remove gauge and measure standby
If
and 300 psi
pressure.
Go to step 3 Should read 300 psi
If low or no reading
Adjust
Pump Compensator
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SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Inspect
Measure the charge
Accumulator
on the Accumulator
Should be 750 to 800 psi
If
750 to 800 psi If low or no reading
Recharge
Go to step 4 Accumulator
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect With chassis raised
Flow from Pump (all wheels off the ground)
and adequately supported,
1.Install a Flowmeter on
the discharge side of
pump.
2.Install a 1000 psi
pressure gauge at Test
Port on Accumulator.
Start engine and turn
Throttle Switch to high.
Activate drive function
full on.
Flowmeter should read
Remove gauges If 12 to 14 gpm and
12 to
and 14 gpm
pressure gauge should
Return to step 1 and read 300 psi
300 psi
If low or no reading
Adjust
Flow Ajustment
Troubleshooting Guide 46 TB 37
SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Sense Line Dump Valve
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Remove
Pump Coupling Main Hydraulic Pump
visually check
Pump Coupling
If bad
Ok Repair or replace
Pump Coupling
Repair or replace
Compensator
and/or
Main Hydraulic Pump
Troubleshooting Guide 47 TB 37
SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Sense Line Dump Valve
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using meter set to read
Sense Line Dump voltage, activate Ground
Valve Control Switch and
measure voltage
1. On wire #28B between
Check seals on
If Terminal Strip in
Sense Line Dump 10-12V Junction Box and
Valve
Sense Line Dump Valve
If bad 2. On wire # 28B at
Sense Line Dump
Repair or replace
Valve
Sense Line Dump
Should read 10-12 volts
Valve
If low or no reading
Repair or replace
Sense Line Dump Valve
wiring
Troubleshooting Guide 48 TB 37
SECTION TWO
HYDRAULICS DIAGNOSTICS
Reset
Flow Adjustment on Main
Hydraulic Pump
Step 1
Step 1
Inspect Visually check Flow
Flow Adjustment Adjustment Screw on Main
Flow from on Main Hydraulic Hydraulic Pump
hydraulic pump Pump Screw should extend
between 3/4" and 7/8"
is too high from face of pump
Troubleshooting Guide 49 TB 37
SECTION THREE:
STEERING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
SECTION THREE
STEERING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 1
Step 1
Machine will not Inspect
Switch for Blocking Valve
Go to Page
steer Ground Signal (at steer Switch) 54
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Blocking Valve Relay and Relay
Wiring 54
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Blocking Valve 55
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Steer Switch (Right) 55
OK
Step 5
Inspect Go to Page
Steer Switch (Left) 56
Step 6 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Steer Control Valve 56
Step 7 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Center Post 57
Step 8 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Tow Package Float Valve 57
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SECTION THREE
STEERING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Steer Switch
and/or
Steer Switch wiring
Step 1
Step 2
Using a meter set to read
Inspect continuity, activate Steer
Blocking Valve Switch and
Relay and Wires check for ground
1. on wire #100 between
If Terminal Strip in
Go to step 3 continuity Junction Box and
Relay
2. on wire #100 entering
Relay
If no continuity
Repair or replace
Blocking Valve Relay
and/or
Blocking Valve Relay wiring
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SECTION THREE
STEERING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Note:
At this point the manual
override may also be
use to isolate
the solenoid, however
use caution as the
machine will be moving.
Repair or replace
Go to step 4 Blocking Valve Cartridge
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect
Using a meter set to
Steer Switch
read voltage, activate
(Right)
Steer Switch Right and
measure voltage
1. on wire #20 between
Steer Switch and Steer
Control Valve
2. on wire #20 at Steer
Control Valve
If Should read 10-12 volts
Go to step 5 10-12V
If low or no reading
Replace
Steer Switch (Solenoid)
and/or
Steer Micro (Solenoid)
wiring
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SECTION THREE
STEERING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
If low or no reading
Replace
Steer Switch (Solenoid)
and/or
Steer Switch (Solenoid)
wiring
Step 5
Step 6
Inspect Activating
Steer Control Manual Overrides and
Valve check pressure
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SECTION THREE
STEERING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
During activation of
steering function the
machine will be moving. Remove hoses leading
Inspect
Center Post to Steer Cylinder Plug
hoses and
Repair or replace cap the Steer Cylinder.
Steer Cylinder While activating
If
Note: Machines reading steering function,
with optional is check for 1500 psi at
normal
Tow Package the pump pressure Test
go to step 8 Port
If reading is abnormal
Repair or replace
Center Post
Step 7
Step 8
Inspect
Refer to Chapter 12
Tow Package Float
Accessories Diagnostics
Valve
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SECTION FOUR:
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 1
direction Step 2 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Drive Circuit Breaker (3 amp) 65
Step 3 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Controller Circuit Board and S1
Micro Switch Wiring 66
Step 4 OK
Inspect Go to Page
S1 Micro-Switch (in Controller) 66
Step 5 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Controller Circuit Board 67
Step 6 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Potentiometer 67
Step 7 OK
Inspect Go to Page
S2 Micro-Switch (in Controller) 68
OK
Step 8
Inspect Go to Page
Drive Solenoid 68
Step 9 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Drive Control Valve 69
Step 10 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Center Post 69
OK
Step 11
Inspect Go to Page
Shuttle Valve Portion of Dual
Counterbalance Valve 70
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 2
Step 1
No forward drive Inspect
S2 Micro-Switch
Go to Page
(reverse ok) (in Drive Controller) 71
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Drive Controller Circuit Board 71
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Solenoid
(Drive Forward on Control Valve) 72
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Dual Counterbalance Cartridge 72
Chart 3
Step 1
No reverse drive Inspect
S2 Micro-Switch
Go to Page
(forward ok) (in Drive Controller) 73
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Drive Controller Circuit Board 73
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Solenoid Valve
(Drive reverse on Control Valve) 74
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Dual Counterbalance Cartridge 74
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 4
Step 1
Drive high range Inspect Go to Page
Drive Low/High Range Switch
not operating 75
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Boom Position and/or
Boom Limits Switch 75
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Range Valve 76
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Selector Spool in Transmission
Package 76
OK
Step 5
Inspect Go to Page
Power to R Terminal 77
Chart 5
Inspect Go to Page
Range Valve 78
Chart 6
Step 1
Brakes will not Inspect Go to Page
Brake Pressure
release 79
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 7
Step 1
Only one wheel
Inspect Go to Page
turns Case Drain 80
(2 wheel drive)
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Flow Divider 80
Chart 8
Step 1
One wheel turns
Inspect Go to Page
faster than other Case Drain 81
(2 wheel drive)
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Flow Divider 81
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Drive system is
non-operational
with controller in
either direction
Inspect Using a meter set to
Foot switch read voltage, activate
Foot Switch and
measure voltage
If 1. on wire #9 between
Go to step 2 10-12V Foot Switch and Drive
Circuit Breaker
2. at 3 amp Drive
Circuit Breaker
Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no voltage
Replace
Foot Switch and/or
Foot Switch wiring
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter set to
Drive Circuit read voltage, activate
Breaker (3 amp) Foot Switch and
measure voltage
If 1. on wire #69 between
Go to step 3 10-12V Circuit Breaker and
Drive Controller
2. at positive (+) post of
Drive controller
Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no voltage
Replace
Foot Switch and/or
Foot Switch wiring
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
If low or no voltage
Replace
Circuit Board
and/or
S1 Micro-Switch wiring
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect Move controller handle in
S1 Micro-Switch either direction and
(in Controller) observe red LED on
If lit Circuit Board Controller
If not lit
Go to step 5
Using a meter set to
read voltage, step on
Foot Switch and
activate Controller,
Replace
measure voltage
S1 Micro-Switch
If low 1. on black wire between
(in Controller) or no S1 Micro-Switch and
and/or voltage
Controller Circuit Board
S1 Micro-Switch
2. at point where black
wiring
wire from S1 Switch
enters Controller Circuit
Board
Go to step 5 If Should read 10-12 volts
10-12V
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Controller Circuit Board
and/or
Controller Circuit Board
wiring
Step 5
Step 6
Inspect Using a meter set to ohms,
Potentiometer measure reading across
1. green wire and purple
wire between Controller
Go to step 7
Circuit Board and
Potentiometer
2. green wire and orange
wire between Controller
Circuit Board and
Potentiometer
continuity
Reading should vary
according to Controller
movement
If no reading
Replace
Potentiometer
and/or Check continuity on wire
No
Potentiometer continuity between Controller Circuit
wiring Board and Potentiometer
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Drive Section
Control Valve
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Replace
Valves on Drive Section
of Control Valve
Step 9
Step 10
Inspect Remove hoses at V1 and
Center Post V2 ports of Dual
Counterbalance Valve.
Plug hoses and cap valve.
Install a 5000 psi pressure
Remove gauge
If pressures test gauge to
and are normal Pump Test Port
Go to step 11
While activating drive
control function, check
pressure.
Should read 2800 psi
(while activating function)
Repair or replace
Center Post
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
unequal pressure
equal pressure
Replace
Shuttle Valve (in Dual
Return to step 1 Counterbalance Valve)
Step 11
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
No forward drive
(Reverse Ok)
Replace
Drive Controller Circuit
Board
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Replace the
Dual Counterbalance Valve
Cartridge tested
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
No reverse drive
(Forward Ok)
Replace
Drive Controller Circuit
Board
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
If no pressure reading
Replace the
Dual Counterbalance Valve
Cartridge tested
Troubleshooting Guide 74 TB 37
SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Measure voltage on
wire #11 coming out of
the Low/High Drive
Range Switch.
Go to step 3 If 10-12V Should read 10-12 volts
If low or no reading
Replace
Drive Low/High Range
Switch and/or
Drive Low/High Range
Switch wiring
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Booms are not positioned
Boom Position for High Range speed
and/or operations
Boom Limit Switch Boom Limit Switch are
not Adjusted
Troubleshooting Guide 75 TB 37
SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
If Repair or replace
10-12V
Wiring to Range Valve
Go to step 4
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect Verify that Selector Spool is
Selector Spool in shifting by checking
Transmission drive speed.
Package Should be 1-1.5 mph.
If speeds
are deactivated
reached and 2-3 mph. activated.
Go to step 5 and
(3 mph = 100 ft in 22 sec)
Selector
Spool
is shifting If speeds are 1-1.5 and
Selector Spool is not shifting
Repair or replace
Selector Spool in
Transmission Package
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Troubleshooting Guide 77 TB 37
SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
If Drive pressure
If
0 psi
Repair or replace
Range Valve
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SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Brake Shuttle Valve
Step 1
Troubleshooting Guide 79 TB 37
SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Note:
Make sure Hubs are engaged.
Repair or replace
Drive Motor
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Remove Flow Divider from
Flow Divider Drive Control Valve.
Visually check for broken
Repair or replace If Ok springs
as needed
If bad
Troubleshooting Guide 80 TB 37
SECTION FOUR
DRIVE SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Drive Motor
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Remove Flow Divider from
Flow Divider Drive Control Valve.
Visually check for broken
Repair or replace If Ok springs
as needed
If bad
Troubleshooting Guide 81 TB 37
SECTION FIVE:
EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
SECTION FIVE
EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 1
Step 1
Emergency pump
Inspect Go to Page
motor non- Battery and Cable Connections 86
operational
Step 2 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Emergency Power Switch 86
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Emergency Power Solenoid
and Wiring 87
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Emergency Power Unit 87
Chart 2
Step 1
No functions when
Inspect Go to Page
on emergency Battery and Cable Connections 88
power
Step 2 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Emergency Power Pump 88
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Blocking Valve 89
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SECTION FIVE
EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Emergency
pump motor
non-operational
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SECTION FIVE
EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or Replace
Emergency Pump Motor
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SECTION FIVE
EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
No functions when on
emergency power
Recharge or
Batteries omit hydrogen replace
and oxygen elements that battery(s)
can combine explosively. If low or no voltage
Do not smoke or permit
Inspect Using a meter
open flames or sparks If 12V
Batteries set to read
when checking batteries
voltage, check Check battery
each battery for connections
12 volts while
under load If
If loose
corroded
Repair or Replace
Emergency Power Pump
Unit
Troubleshooting Guide 88 TB 37
SECTION FIVE
EMERGENCY POWER SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or replace
Blocking Valve Cartridge
Step 3
Troubleshooting Guide 89 TB 37
SECTION SIX:
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
SECTION SIX
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 1
Step 1
Swings only in Inspect Go to Page
Swing Control Signal Wire
one direction 96
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Swing Control Valve 96
Chart 2
No response from
swing when Step 1
platform controls Inspect Go to Page
Foot Switch
are activated 97
(Ground Step 2 OK
Chart 3
Step 1
No response from Inspect Go to Page
swing when ground Ground Control Switch
98
and Wiring
control is activated
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Swing Switch 98
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Swing Valve 99
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Swing Motor and Gear Box 99
Troubleshooting Guide 93 TB 37
SECTION SIX
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 4
Step 1
Swings erratically Activate Go to Page
Manual Override
in either direction 100
Step 2 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Solenoid 100
Step 3 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Switch 101
Step 4 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Swing Brake 101
Chart 5
Step 1
Swings faster one Inspect Go to Page
Crossover Relief Valve
way than other 102
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Solenoid 102
Chart 6
Step 1
Swing Brake Inspect Go to Page
Swing Brake
will not hold 103
Troubleshooting Guide 94 TB 37
SECTION SIX
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Chart 7
Step 1
Activate Go to Page
Swings too slow Manual Override 104
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Solenoid 104
Step 3 OK
Inspect Go to Page
Lift/Swing Speed Dial and Valve 105
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Swing Brake Release 105
Troubleshooting Guide 95 TB 37
SECTION SIX
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Swings only in
one direction Inspect Using meter set to read
Swing Control voltage, perform the
Signal Wire following:
1. while activating
When the turn table Replace Swing If no platform in ccw
Switch voltage
rotates clockwise (cw) it direction, measure
will be moving toward you. If no reading voltage on wire #23 at
Make sure you have room the Terminal Strip in
to step backward. Check continuity on the Platform Box
1. wire #23 between 2. while activating
Terminal Strip in the platform in cw direction,
Platform Box and measure voltage on
Swing Control Valve wire #24 at the
Machine function will be 2. wire #24 between Terminal Strip at
moving when manual Terminal Strip in the Platform Box
override is activated. Platform Box and Should be 10-12 volts
Swing Control Valve
Repair or Replace
If Ok
Swing Control Valve
Go to step 2 wiring
Step 1 No continuity
Step 2
Inspect Manually operate
Swing Control Swing Control Valve
Valve
If functioning If functioning properly
improperly
Repair or Replace Repair or Replace
Swing Control Swing Control Valve
Valve Solenoid
Troubleshooting Guide 96 TB 37
SECTION SIX
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or Replace
Foot Switch and/or
Foot Switch wiring
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter set to
Swing Switch read voltage, while
activating function, check
voltage on Swing Switch to
Junction Box
(wire #23 when swing
is moving in a
counterclockwise direction,
wire #24 when swing
is moving in a
Check connection clockwise direction)
If no reading
in Junction Box Should be 10-12 volts
If no reading
Repair or Replace
Swing Switch
and/or
Swing Switch wiring
Troubleshooting Guide 97 TB 37
SECTION SIX
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Repair or Replace
Ground Control Switch
and/or
Ground Control Switch
wiring
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter set to
Swing Switch read voltage, while
activating function, check
voltage on Swing Switch to
Swing Valve
If (wire #23 when swing
Go to step 3 10-12V is moving in a
counterclockwise direction,
wire #24 when swing
is moving in a
clockwise direction)
Should be 10-12 volts
If no reading
Repair or Replace
Swing Switch and/or
Swing Switch wiring
Troubleshooting Guide 98 TB 37
SECTION SIX
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Go to page 104
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect If previous steps have
Swing Motor and been made and Swing
Gear Box Valve checks ok,
If
2500 psi check pressure.
Return to step 1 If low
Replace
Swing Motor and/or
Gear Box
Troubleshooting Guide 99 TB 37
SECTION SIX
SWING SYSTEM DIAGNOSTICS
Swings erratically in
either direction
Push in on Manual
Activate Override and observe
Manual Override swing operation
If still swings erratically
If ok
Go to step 4
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Supply 12 volts to
Solenoid Solenoid, check if swing is
operating smoothly
Go to step 3
Inspect
Using a meter set to
Swing Switch
read voltage, while
When the turn table activating function, check
rotates clockwise (cw) it voltage on Swing Switch to
will be moving toward you. Swing Valve
Make sure you have room (wire #23 when swing
to step backward. is moving in a
counterclockwise direction,
wire #24 when swing
is moving in a
clockwise direction)
Should be 10-12 volts
If no reading
Repair or Replace
Swing Switch
and/or
Swing Switch wiring
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect Install 5000 psi pressure
Swing Brake gauge into Swing Brake
Line, while activating
function, check pressure.
Should maintain steady
pressure above 350 psi
If ok
Repair or replace
Swing Brake and/or
Gear Box
If ok Repair or replace
Crossover Relief Valve
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Supply 12 volts to
Solenoid Solenoid, check if swing is
operating equally
Replace Solenoid
If blocked
Inspect Counter Balance
If Ok
Repair or replace If Cartridge for proper
as needed damaged operation and/or damage
If blocked to O-rings
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Supply 12 volts to
Solenoid Solenoid, check if swing is
If still operating normally
swings slow
If swing is normal
Go to step 3
Repair or replace
Wiring to Valve
If no
Replace Dial voltage While activating swing
function, use a meter set to
Repair or replace read voltage, measure
as needed voltage on wire #108B at
If bad
Speed Dial.
Should read 10-12 volts
Remove Valve, If 10-12V
visually check to
insure that it is While activating Swing
moving when function, measure voltage
power is applied
If 10-12V on wire #108 at Lift/Swing
and that O'Rings Speed Valve.
are ok. Should read 10-12 volts
If Ok If no voltage
Step 1
The platform rotate Inspect Go to Page
Platform Rotate Switch
does not operate 110
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Platform Rotator Motor 110
Chart 2
Step 1
Platform rotates Inspect Go to Page
Platform Actuator
itself 111
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Holding Valves 111
Platform rotate
does not
Inspect Using meter set to read
operate Platform Rotate voltage, perform the
Switch following:
1. While activating
platform in ccw
If
Go to step 2 10-12V
direction, measure
voltage on wire #26 at
the Rotation Control
If no reading Valve
2. While activating
Check continuity on platform in cw direction,
1. wire #26 between measure voltage on
Terminal Strip in the wire #27 at the Rotation
Junction Box and Control Valve
Platfrom Rotation Motor Should read 10-12 volts
2. wire #27 between
Terminal Strip in the Repair or replace
Junction Box and Platform Rotate Switch
Platfrom Rotation Motor and/or wiring
No continuity
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using meter set to read
Platform Rotator ohms, check for continuity
Motor through wire on Motor
If
continuity Should show continuity
does not
exists If continuity does exists
Change Platform
Rotator Motor Check for ground on
Platfrom Rotator Switch
Repair or replace
as needed
If damaged
If no damage
Repair or replace
Go to step 2 Platform Actuator
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Visually inspect
Holding Valves Holding Valves
Repair or replace
as needed
Inspect Go to Page
Holding Valves 117
Chart 2
Step 1
Platform will not Inspect Go to Page
maintain level with Holding Valves in
118
Slave Level Cylinder
machine off
Chart 3
Step 1
Platform level will
Inspect Go to Page
not work from Ground Control Switch 119
ground control
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Level Switch 119
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Blocking Valve Relay 120
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Blocking Valve 120
Chart 5
Step 1
Platform level
Activate Go to Page
up function is Manual Override 122
inoperative
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
OK
Solenoid Valve 122
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Pressure to Cylinder 123
Chart 6
Step 1
Platform level
Inspect Go to Page
down function is Manual Override 124
inoperative
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
OK Solenoid Valve 124
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Pressure to Cylinder 125
Inspect
Hydraulic Oil is cold
Hydraulic Oil
Temperature
If cold
Repair or replace
Seals in Master Leveling
System
Repair or replace
Level Cylinder
Step 1
Repair or replace
Platform Level Switch
and/or
Platform Level Switch
wiring to Junction Box
Repair or replace
Wire #100
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect Using a meter set to
Blocking Valve read voltage, measure
voltage on wire #100B to
Blocking Valve
If 10-12V Should read 0 volts
Replace
Blocking Valve If 0 volts
Relay
Remove Blocking Valve
from Control Valve, visually
check Valve.
Valve should be open.
If bad
Replace
Blocking Valve
If 10-12V
Return to step 1
Step 1
Platform level up
function is inoperative
If problem If ok
still exists
Go to step 2
Go to step 3
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter
Solenoid Valve set to read voltage,
measure voltage on wire
#13 between Level Switch
and Solenoid Valve
Should be 10-12 volts
If no reading
If
10-12V
Repair or replace
wire #13
Repair or replace
Solenoid Valve
If problem If ok
still exists
Go to step 2
Go to step 3
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter
Solenoid Valve set to read voltage,
measure voltage on wire
#12 between Level Switch
and Solenoid Valve
Should be 10-12 volts
If no reading
If
10-12V
Repair or replace
Wire #12
Repair or replace
Solenoid Valve
Step 1
Boom raises but
Inspect Go to Page
will not stay Manual Bleed Down 130
elevated
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Holding Valve 130
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Seals in Cylinder 131
Chart 2
Chart 3
Step 1
Boom will not
Inspect Go to Page
raise from Boom Lift Switch 133
ground control
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Lift/Swing Speed Valve 133
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Lift Control Valve 134
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Raise boom approximately
Holding Valve 2 ft, remove hose to
#2 port on Lift Cylinder,
Go to step 3 Problem observe for leakage
still exist
Leakage
Replace
Holding Valve and/or
Seal Kit
Repair or replace
Cylinder
Step 3
If no
Replace Dial voltage While activating swing
function, use a meter set to
Repair or replace read voltage, measure
as needed voltage on wire #108B at
If bad
Speed Dial.
Should read 10-12 volts
Remove Valve, If 10-12V
visually check to
insure that it is While activating Lift
moving when function, measure voltage
power is applied If 10-12V on wire #108 at Lift/Swing
and that O'Rings Speed Valve.
are ok. Should read 10-12 volts
If Ok If no voltage
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using a meter set to
Lift/Swing Speed read voltage, measure
Valve voltage on wire #108B to
Lift/Swing Speed Valve
Repair If no
voltage Should read 10-12 volts
Switch and/or Wire
If 10-12V
If Ok
Go to step 3
Step 3
Step 1
Boom will not
Activate Go to Page
retract from Manual Override 139
ground control
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Extend and Retract Switch 139
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Retract Solenoid 140
Chart 2
Inspect Go to Page
Extend and Retract Switch 141
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Wiring in Hose Carrier 142
Chart 3
Step 1
Boom will not
Activate Go to Page
extend from Manual Override 143
ground control
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Extend and Retract Switch 143
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Extend Solenoid 144
OK
Step 4
Inspect Go to Page
Extend/Retract Valve 144
Inspect Go to Page
Extend and Retract Switch 145
OK
Step 3
Inspect Go to Page
Wiring in Hose Carrier 146
Chart 5
Step 1
Activate Go to Page
Boom drifts in Holding Valves for Extend 147
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Cylinder for Internal Leakage 147
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using meter set to read
Extend and voltage, measure voltage
Retract Switch at wire #15 at
Extend and Retract
Switch
Go to step 3
If Should read 10-12 volts
10-12V
If no reading
Repair or replace
Extend and
Retract Switch
Repair or replace
Wire to Valve
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect Install a 5000 psi pressure
Extend/Retract gauge on test port,
Valve operate function and
check pressure.
Should read 1500 psi
If low or no pressure
If low or no pressure
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using meter set to read
Extend and voltage, measure voltage
Retract Switch at wire #15 at
Extend and Retract
Switch
Go to step 3 If Should read 10-12 volts
12V
If no reading
Repair or replace
Extend and
Retract Switch
If no reading
Repair or replace
Wiring in Hose Carrier
Step 3
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using meter set to read
Extend and voltage, measure voltage
Retract Switch at wire #14 at
Extend and Retract
Switch
If Should read 10-12 volts
Go to step 3 12V
If no reading
Repair or replace
Extend and
Retract Switch
Repair or replace
Wire to Valve
Step 3
Step 4
Inspect Install a 5000 psi pressure
Extend/Retract gauge on test port,
Valve operate function and
check pressure.
Should read 1500 psi
If low or no pressure
If low or no pressure
Go to step 2
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using meter set to read
Extend and voltage, measure voltage
Retract Switch at wire #14 at
Extend and Retract
Switch
If Should read 10-12 volts
Go to step 3 12V
If no reading
Repair or replace
Extend and
Retract Switch
Repair or replace
Wiring in Hose Carrier
Step 3
Boom drifts in
Inspect
Visually check for blown
Holding Valves for
O-Rings
Extend
If Ok
Repair or replace
Holding Valves
and/or
O-rings
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Raise boom and extend
Seals in Extend boom 2 ft., remove hoses
Cylinder from Extend Control Valve.
Observe oil leakage
Leakage from Port 1
Leakage of Extend Cylinder
from Port 2
of Extend Repair or replace
Cylinder
Seals in Extend Cylinder
Repair or replace
Holding Valve
on L.P. OK
Inspect Go to Page
Dual Fuel Switch 152
OK
Inspect Go to Page
Fuel Shutoff Valve 153
Chart 2
Gasoline. OK
Inspect Go to Page
Dual Fuel Switch 154
OK
Inspect Go to Page
L.P. Filter Lock 155
If no reading
Repair or replace
Dual Fuel Switch
Inspect
Using meter set to read
Fuel Shutoff
voltage, measure voltage
Valve
on wire #78 at the
Fuel Shutoff Valve
Repair If no
reading Should read 10-12 volts
wire to Valve
If 10-12V
Repair or replace
Fuel Shutoff Valve
Step 3
Repair or replace
Dual Fuel Switch
Repair or replace
L.P. Filter Lock
Step 3
Step 1
AC Generator Inspect
Power to Generator Switch
Go to Page
will not function at Platform 160
OK
Step 2
Inspect Go to Page
Generator Solenoid 160
Chart 2
Step 1
AC Generator has Inspect Go to Page
AC Voltage from Generator
low voltage 161
Chart 3
Step 1
Machine will not Inspect Go to Page
Tow Package Float Valve
steer 162
AC Generator will
not function
Repair or replace
Generator Switch at
Go to step 2 Platform
Step 1
Step 2
Inspect Using meter set to read
Generator voltage, measure voltage
Solenoid on Generator Solenoid
wire #169
Should read 10-12 volts
If
10-12V
If no reading
AC Generator has
low voltage
Inspect
AC Voltage from Using meter set to read
Generator voltage, measure voltage
at Generator
Should read 130 volts AC
If no reading
Machine will
not steer