Sistema Eléctrico PDF
Sistema Eléctrico PDF
Sistema Eléctrico PDF
• Always use correct blocks to prevent the unit from rolling or falling. See HOW TO PUT
THE LIFT TRUCK ON BLOCKS in the Operating Manual or the Periodic Mainte-
nance section.
• Keep the unit clean and the working area clean and orderly.
• Always use HYSTER APPROVED parts when making repairs. Replacement parts
must meet or exceed the specifications of the original equipment manufacturer.
• Make sure all nuts, bolts, snap rings, and other fastening devices are removed before
using force to remove parts.
• Always fasten a DO NOT OPERATE tag to the controls of the unit when making repairs,
or if the unit needs repairs.
• Gasoline, Liquid Petroleum Gas (LPG), Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), and Diesel fuel
are flammable. Be sure to follow the necessary safety precautions when handling these
fuels and when working on these fuel systems.
• Batteries generate flammable gas when they are being charged. Keep fire and sparks
away from the area. Make sure the area is well ventilated.
NOTE: The following symbols and words indicate safety information in this
manual:
WARNING
Indicates a condition that can cause immediate death or injury!
CAUTION
Indicates a condition that can cause property damage!
Electrical System Table of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Description ......................................................................................................................................................... 1
Operation............................................................................................................................................................ 1
General ........................................................................................................................................................... 1
Location Numbers ..................................................................................................................................... 2
Components ............................................................................................................................................... 2
Leads/Wires ............................................................................................................................................... 2
Common Parts ........................................................................................................................................... 2
Electrical Components .................................................................................................................................. 4
Circuit Explanation ....................................................................................................................................... 13
Key-Switch in OFF Position ..................................................................................................................... 13
Key-Switch in ON Position ....................................................................................................................... 13
Key-Switch in Engine START Position .................................................................................................... 13
Engine SHUTDOWN ................................................................................................................................ 13
Parking Brake ........................................................................................................................................... 13
Warning Lights.......................................................................................................................................... 13
Key Switch ON, Engine Not Running ................................................................................................. 13
Manual Selection Transmission Control.................................................................................................. 14
APC 100 Electronic Transmission Control .............................................................................................. 14
Outrigger Circuits ..................................................................................................................................... 14
Lights ......................................................................................................................................................... 14
Sliding Cab ................................................................................................................................................ 15
Boom Up .................................................................................................................................................... 15
Boom Down ................................................................................................................................................ 15
Tilting Cab ................................................................................................................................................. 15
Spreader Rotation ..................................................................................................................................... 15
Spreader Sideshift..................................................................................................................................... 15
Spreader Extend/Retract .......................................................................................................................... 15
Container Seating/Locking/Releasing ...................................................................................................... 16
Part Numbers of Electrical Components .......................................................................................................... 16
HYSTER
APPROVED
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Description
This manual provides information on the Operation, Schematics, Wiring, Connectors, and location of the elec-
trical system components.
Operation
GENERAL Each page of the electrical schematic is divided into
41 columns. The column numbers are shown in a
The electrical schematic is laid out on several pages. horizontal bar at the top of each page. The meaning
The index page shows on which page the different of the reference numbers depends on its layout and
functions can be found. Not all functions will apply its location. See Figure 1.
to your truck. See Diagrams 8000 SRM 784.
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Location Numbers The numbers at the pin connections for these com-
mon parts refers to the pin number of that common
All location numbers are placed between brackets. part. Check the Parts Manual for separate avail-
The number starts with the page number, followed ability of these common parts.
by the column number. Example: Relay R1-BR1 (3.8)
is shown on page 3 in column 8. Table 1. Symbols and Components
Components
Components that can be replaced are indicated by Fuse
an encircled reference number. See Figure 1, pos.
7. Some of these reference numbers are listed in the
tables in section Part Numbers of Electrical Compo-
nents to identify the spare part number. Normally
the identifiable components are to be selected from Circuit breaker with reset
the spare parts manual. function
Leads/Wires
Numbers shown just above a line are used to identify
leads/wires. The same numbers are also printed on Pin connection
the wires themselves. Example: 430 = wire marked
"430".
Common Parts
Components starting with a letter followed by a num-
ber concern one of the following common parts: Relay
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Table 1. Symbols and Components (Continued) Table 1. Symbols and Components (Continued)
Solenoid Diode
Cable loom
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Part
Item Description Location Figure
Number
S21 Transmission clutch oil pressure gauge (7.24) Figure 2, Pos. 1 1469333
S92 Clutch oil pressure warning (6.37) Figure 2, Pos. 2 1469329
Engine - frame connection (3.17) Figure 2, Pos. 3
BAT Batteries (3.6) Figure 2, Pos. 4 1492663
S3 Electronic main switch (1.24) Figure 2, Pos. 5 1469834
R2 Starter relay (4.8) Figure 2, Pos. 6 1469836
S50 Engine fuel gauge (7.13) Figure 2, Pos. 7 1470614
S6 Engine shutdown valve (4.28) Figure 2, Pos. 8 Cummins
part
S57 Compressor (A/C option) (28.17) Figure 2, Pos. 9 1488022
S15 Hydraulic oil temperature contact (7.21) Figure 2, Pos. 10 1469146
S40 Horn (18.39) Figure 2, Pos. 11 1488123
S141 Tank level, hydraulic oil (6.19) Figure 2, Pos. 12 1470615
S43 50 degree boom hoisting limit switch (20.17) Figure 2, Pos. 13 1470947
S130 Boom hoisting limit switch (21.19) Figure 2, Pos. 14 1470943
S90 Derricking down sensor, Dampening (40.4) Figure 2, Pos. 15 1470526
S91 Derricking up sensor, Dampening (40.7) Figure 2, Pos. 16 1470526
S88 Pressure switch 170 bar (pilot pressure control) (32.20) Figure 2, Pos. 17 1520303
S89 Pressure switch 210 bar (pilot pressure control) (32.24) Figure 2, Pos. 18 1520303
S84 Anti-tipping indicator switch (30.8) Figure 2, Pos. 19 1471902
S1 Alternator (3.16) Figure 2, Pos. 20 1469716
S13 Engine coolant temperature gauge (7.36) Figure 2, Pos. 21 1469696
S129 Hydraulic oil filter clogging (6.31) Figure 2, Pos. 22 1502348
S128 Axle oil filter clogging (6.30) Figure 2, Pos. 23 1502348
S86 Hydraulic oil cooling switch, 45 C (113 F) (7.6) Figure 2, Pos. 24 1470814
S87 Hydraulic oil cooling switch, 45 C (113 F) (7.9) Figure 2, Pos. 25 1470814
S12 Engine oil pressure warning (6.7) Figure 2, Pos. 26 1469701
S11 Engine coolant temperature warning (6.16) Figure 2, Pos. 27 1469700
S17 Engine speed (APC 100) (9.15) Figure 2, Pos. 28 1469338
S68 Torque converter oil temperature and warning (7.10/11) Figure 2, Pos. 29 1469146
S132 Air filter clogging (6.26) Figure 2, Pos. 30 1469807
S18 Turbine speed (10.20) Figure 2, Pos. 31 1475358
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Figure 8. Spreader Relays and Components (Located in the Electrical Box on the PPM Spreader)
Part
Item Description Location Figure
Number
R1 - BR3 Container released on right side. Red light (39.40) Figure 8, D1 1469316
R2 - BR3 Container released on left side. Red light (39.19) Figure 8, SD 1469316
R1 - BR2 Container seated on right side. White light (37.31) Figure 8, P1 1469316
R2 - BR2 Container seated on left side. White light (37.19) Figure 8, SP 1469316
R1 - BR4 Container locked on right side. Green light (39.31) Figure 8, V1 1469316
R2 - BR4 Container locked on left side. Green light (39.13) Figure 8, SV 1469316
R3 - BR5 Spreader horizontal Figure 8, BK1 1469315
R2 - BR5 Slow speed at end extension range Figure 8, DT50 1469315
R1 - BR5 Flow selection. 40L/20L Figure 8, DEB 1469316
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Table 9. Fuses
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Key-Switch in ON Position BV3 (6.11) Relay R5-BR7 (6.6) will be energized via
the oil pressure switch S12 (6.6). Warning light BV3
The ignition starting switch (4.17) is in Pos. 1. (6.11) will be ON. This indicates "low engine oil pres-
sure." With engine running, the Warning light should
Via contact 30/15 of S4, lead 125 (4.19), lead 125
be OFF.
(3.28), the main switch is energized, and battery volt-
age is supplied to: BV3 (6.13) Alternator S1 (3.15) will not generate a
voltage. Warning Light BV3 (6.13) will be ON. This
• Starter (Cummins engine), S14 (3.26). indicates "No battery charge." With the engine run-
• Fuse F100 (3.34) and the fuses in Diagrams 8000 ning, the Warning light should be OFF.
SRM 784 on PPM page 5.
BV3 (6.17) Under normal conditions, the Temper-
Key-Switch in Engine START Position ature sensor will not be activated. Warning Light
BV3 (6.17) will be OFF. This indicates temperature
Via contact 30/50 of S4, lead 41, contact 31/34 of below maximum permissible. With coolant tempera-
RB-BR3 (Transmission in neutral), the engine start ture above maximum temperature, sensor S11 (6.15)
relay R2 (4.8) is energized. Contact 30/30 (3.30) of will be closed and Warning light will be ON.
relay R2 activates the starter. The alternator S1
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BV4 (6.20) Under normal conditions, the Warning • Throttle sensor S30 (10.10)
light BV4 (6.20) will be OFF. This indicates hydraulic • Engine speed sensor S17 (10.17)
oil level is correct. With hydraulic oil level below min- • Turbine speed sensor S18 (10.21)
imum level, sensor S141 (6.19) will close and BV4 • Throttle cut off, solenoid E138 (10.31)
will be ON. • Speed limit (25 km/h (15.53 mph)), solenoid E152
(10.25). Speed limit when the container is at-
BV4 (6.26) Indicates the condition of the filters: tached, in the manual mode E152 and E138 will
not be activated. Contacts of R2-BR5 prohibit the
• Air filter clogging S132 (6.26) selection.
• Transmission oil filter clogging S127 (6.28)
• Axle oil filter clogging S128 (6.29) Outrigger Circuits
• Hydraulic oil filter clogging (6.31)
Outrigger down and up is given by the Front outrig-
With engine not running, the Warning light BV4 ger switch S71 (14.15).
(6.26) will be OFF.
Outrigger down is only possible with the transmis-
With the engine running, and with one of the men- sion in Neutral. Contact 11/14 R1-BR3 (14.15) will
tioned filters clogged, the Warning light will be ON. be closed and Solenoids E198 and E172 can be ac-
tivated. The down position is detected by Pressure
BV3 (6.35) Indicates low front brake oil pressure.
switch S93 (14.3). This causes relay R3-BR7 to be en-
With engine not running, BV3 will be ON. With the
ergized. Contact 30/87 R3-BR7 creates a holding cir-
engine running, the warning light will be OFF.
cuit, and ensures that the Outrigger down status is
BV3 (6.38) Indicates low clutch oil pressure. With present until the status Outrigger up R4-BR7 (14.28)
engine not running, BV3 will be ON. With the engine is present.
running, the Warning light will be OFF.
Outrigger up is only possible when the outrigger up
BV3 (6.40) Low parking brake pressure or parking permission relay R3-BR1 (15.20) is energized. This
brake applied causes BV3 (6.40) to be ON. is conditional upon one of the following:
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When in reverse, audible alarm S25 (19.34) will Should the cab not be in the rear position and the
sound. boom angle gets larger than 5 degrees, solenoid E7
will be deactivated (contact 30/87a R4 BR30 (21.29)
Sliding Cab opens), and stops boom up.
Sliding the cab toward the rear is conditional upon Boom Down
the following:
The LMI unit (30.22) provides information on the
• Both cabin doors being closed. Sensor S41 (20.3) load status. It calculates the load status using boom
and S42 (20.7) are activated and switch through angle, boom extension, and the load.
the voltage supply.
• Cab not in the rear position. Relay R1-BR10 It is possible to override the LMI by means of S138.
(21.32) is not activated. When using the override function, buzzer S110 and
warning light BV4 will come ON.
When the above conditions are met, the cab sliding
permission relay R1-BR30 (20.15) is energized and The anti-tipping safety feature will, in case tipping
via contact 30/87 R1-BR30 (20.31), and Sliding cab occurs, activate the buzzer S83 and light BV4.
switch S67, Solenoid E188 can be activated, and the
Solenoid E8 activated, enables operation of the boom
cab will be moved toward the rear.
down and the extend.
Sliding the cab toward the front is conditional upon
the following: Tilting Cab
The cab tilting up or down movement is activated by
• Both cabin doors being closed. Sensor S41 (20.3)
switch S70 (23.21). Solenoid E226 (23.21) is used for
and S42 (20.7) are activated and switch through
cab down and solenoid E225 (23.9) is used for cab up.
the voltage supply.
• Boom angle within 0 to 5 degrees. Relay R2 BR10 Spreader Rotation
(22.15) is not activated. The relays R3 BR30, R2
BR30, and R4 BR30 (21/23/25) are not ener- Rotation to the left is via; joystick S147 (34.5), relay
gized as the boom angle sensor S43 is not activated ROG, and solenoid E20.
with the boom within 0 to 5 degrees angle.
Rotation to the right is via; joystick S146 (34.9), relay
When the above conditions are met, the cab sliding ROD, and solenoid E21.
permission/enable relay R1 BR30 (20.15) is ener-
gized and via contact 30/87 R1 BR30 (20.31), sliding Spreader Sideshift
cab switch S67, contact 30/87a R2 BR30, solenoid
E187 can be activated, and the cab will be moved Spreader sideshift to the left is via; joystick S145
towards the front. (35.5), relay RTG, and solenoid E16.
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Container Seating/Locking/Releasing E25 provide locking when activated and provide re-
leasing when not activated.
Left front sensor S105 (37.23) and left rear sensor
S106 (37.26) will, when container is seated, energize Sensor S101 (39.6) detects that the container is
relay R2 BR2 (37.18). This represents the container locked on the left side and will energize relay
is seated on the left hand side. R2 BR4. Sensor 103 (39.27) detects that the con-
tainer is locked on the right side and will energize
Right front sensor S107 (37.34) and right rear sensor relay R1 BR4.
S108 (37.39) will, when container is seated, energize
relay R1 BR2 (37.31). This represents the container Sensor S102 (39.13) detects that the container is
is seated on the right hand side. released on the left side and will energize R2 BR3.
Sensor S104 (39.34) detects that the container is
In the event that the seated signals cannot be ob- released on the right side and will energize relay
tained, the pushbutton container seated override R1 BR3.
S109 (37.4) can be activated. Warning light BV4
(37.10) will be ON. Indication of seating, locking, and releasing is by
means of the lights on (40,XX). The green indicator
Contacts 21/24 of R2 BR2 and R1 BR2 (38.6) will lights will be ON when locked. The red indicator
be closed and the container lock/release switch S142 lights will be ON when released/unlocked. The white
can be used to lock the container. Solenoids E24 and indicator lights will be ON when seated.
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