Control Blocks For Mobile Applications: Valid For The Following Series

Control blocks for
mobile
applications
Valid for the following series:
M1 RCS
M4 ROM8
M6 RS
M7 SM Instruction manual
M8 SP RE 64025-B/04.2019
M9 SX Replaces: 07.2018
MO English
M1 M8 M9 MO
SM RCS M4 SP
M6 M7 RS SX
© Bosch Rexroth AG 2019. All rights reserved,
also regarding any disposal, exploitation,
reproduction, editing, distribution, as well
as in the event of applications for industrial
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The data specified within only serves
to describe the product. No statements
concerning a certain condition or suitability
for a certain application can be derived from
our information. The information given does
not release the user from the obligation
of own judgment and verification. It must be
remembered that our products are subject
to a natural process of wear and aging.
The cover shows an example application. The

product delivered may differ from the image
on the cover.
The original instruction manual was created

in the German language.
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Contents
1 About this documentation 5
1.1 Validity of the documentation 5
1.2 Required and supplementary documentation 5
1.3 Representation of information 7
1.3.1 Safety instructions 7
1.3.2 Symbols 8
1.3.3 Designations 8
1.3.4 Abbreviations 8
2 Safety instructions 9
2.1 About this chapter 9
2.2 Intended use 9
2.3 Improper use 10
2.4 Personnel qualifications 10
2.5 General safety instructions 11
2.6 Product-specific safety instructions 11
2.7 Personal protective equipment 14
3 General instructions on property damage and product damage 15
4 Scope of delivery 18
5 About these products 19
5.1 Performance description 19
5.2 Product description 19
5.3 Product identification 19
6 Transport and storage 21
6.1 Transporting the control block 21
6.1.1 Transport by hand 21
6.1.2 Transport with lifting devices 21
6.2 Storing the control block 23
7 Installation 25
7.1 Unpacking 25
7.2 Painting the control block 25
7.3 Installation conditions 26
7.4 Installation position 26
7.5 Installing the control block 26
7.5.1 Required tools 26
7.5.2 Preparation 26
7.5.3 Dimensions 26
7.5.4 Fastening the control block 26
7.5.5 Completion of assembly 28
7.5.6 Connecting the control block mechanically 28
7.5.7 Connecting the control block hydraulically 29
7.5.8 Connecting the control block electrically 31
8 Commissioning 32
8.1 Before initial commissioning 33
8.2 Initial commissioning 34
8.3 Recommissioning after standstill 35
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Contents
9 Operation 36
9.1 Notices on the application of control blocks at low temperatures 36
10 Maintenance and repair 38
10.1 Cleaning and care 38
10.2 Inspection 38
10.3 Maintenance 39
10.4 Repair 39
10.5 Spare parts 40
11 Removal and replacement 41
11.1 Required tools 41
11.2 Preparing for removal 41
11.3 Removal of the control block from the machine 41
11.4 Preparing the components for storage or further use 41
12 Disposal 42
13 Extension and conversion 43
14 Troubleshooting 44
14.1 How to proceed for troubleshooting 44
14.2 Malfunction table 45
15 Technical data 48
16 Index 50
Bosch Rexroth AG, control blocks, RE 64025-B/04.2019

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1 About this documentation
1.1 Validity of the documentation

This documentation is valid for the following products:
•• M1 •• RCS
•• M4 •• ROM8
•• M6 •• RS
•• M7 •• SM
•• M8 •• SP
•• M9 •• SX
•• MO
This documentation applies to all control blocks of the named series, regardless of
their manufacturing date up to a new revision of this document.
This documentation is intended for machine manufacturers.

This documentation contains important information on safe and proper transport,
installation and disassembly, commissioning, operation, maintenance and servicing
of the product.
▶▶ Read this documentation completely and in particular the chapters entitled 2
"Safety instructions" page 9 and 3 "General instructions on property damage
and product damage" on page 15 before you start work with the control block.
1.2 Required and supplementary documentation

▶▶ Only commission the product if the documentation marked with the
book symbol is available, understood and complied with.
Table 1: Required and supplementary documentation

Title Document number Document type
Technical data sheet Data sheet
Contains the permissible technical data.
Please bear in mind that different technical data sheets apply depending
on the series:
Open-center control block MO-16, 22, 32 64354
Open-center control block MO-40 64370
Open-center control block MO-52 64373
Open-center control block M1 64263
Open-center control block ROM8 66162
Open-center control block SM 64122
Closed-center control block RCS30 64155
Closed-center control block RCS35 64157
Load-sensing control block M4-12 64276
Load-sensing control block SP-08 64139
Flow sharing control block M6-15 64321

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Table 1: Required and supplementary documentation

Title Document number Document type
Flow sharing control block RS12 64133
Flow sharing control block SX 10 64132
Order confirmation Order confirmation
Contains the order-related technical data of the control block.
Offer drawing Offer drawing
Contains the outer dimensions, all connections and the hydraulic circuit
diagram of the control block.
Hydraulic fluids based on mineral oils and related hydrocarbons 90220 Data sheet
Describes the requirements for hydraulic fluids on mineral oil basis and
related hydrocarbons for operation with Rexroth hydraulic components
and provides support for selection of suitable hydraulic fluids for
the hydraulic system.
Environmentally acceptable hydraulic fluids 90221 Data sheet
Describes the requirements for environmentally acceptable hydraulic fluids
on mineral oil basis and related hydrocarbons for operation with Rexroth
hydraulic components, and provides support for selection of suitable
hydraulic fluids for the hydraulic system.
Reliability parameters MTTFD for the functional safety 90290 Data sheet
according to ISO 13849
MTTFd values for control blocks
The related documentation can be obtained where necessary from Rexroth via
www.boschrexroth.com/mobile-hydraulics-catalog.

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1.3 Representation of information

Uniform safety instructions, symbols, terms and abbreviations are used throughout
this documentation to ensure safe and proper use of the product. For clarification,
they are explained in the sections below.
1.3.1 Safety instructions

This documentation includes safety instructions in chapters 2.6 "Product-specific
safety instructions" on page 11 and 3 "General instructions on property damage
and product damage" on page 15, as well as prior to a sequence of actions
or instructions with risk of injury or property damage. Always follow the measures
for danger prevention associated with the use of this product.
Safety instructions are set out as follows:
SIGNAL WORD
Type and source of danger
Consequences of noncompliance
▶▶ Danger prevention measure
•• Warning sign: draws attention to the danger

•• Signal word: identifies the degree of the danger
•• Type and source of danger: indicates the type and source of the danger
•• Consequences: describes what occurs if safety instructions are disregarded
•• Precautions: states how the danger can be avoided
Table 2: Hazard classes as defined in ANSI Z535.6
Warning sign, signal word Meaning

Identifies a dangerous situation that will result in death
DANGER or serious injury if it is not avoided.
Identifies a dangerous situation that may result in death
WARNING or serious injury if it is not avoided.
Identifies a dangerous situation that may result in minor
CAUTION to moderate injury if it is not avoided.
Property damage: The product or surrounding area may be
NOTICE damaged.

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1.3.2 Symbols
The following symbols indicate information that is not safety-relevant but increases
understanding of the documentation.
Table 3: Meaning of symbols
Symbol Meaning
If this information is disregarded, the product cannot be used and/or
operated to its full extent.
▶▶ Single, independent action

1. Numbered instruction:
2. The numbers indicate that the actions must be completed in order.
3.
1.3.3 Designations
This documentation uses the following designations:
Table 4: Designations
Designation Meaning
Mono block A control block that has been cast from a single piece. Optionally, other
directional valves can be mounted to extend the functions.
Control block A control block that has been assembled from one or several
in sandwich plate directional valves.
design
Directional valve A control block segment with 1 spool axis; also referred to below as
a "valve section".
Control spool Main spool
Actuation Type of control spool actuation
1.3.4 Abbreviations
This documentation uses the following abbreviations:
Table 5: Abbreviations
Abbreviation Meaning
ATEX EC directive on explosion protection (Atmosphère explosible)
Pressure relief valve Pressure Relief Valve
DIN Deutsche Industrie Norm (German Institute for Standardization)
ISO International Organization for Standardization

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2 Safety instructions
2.1 About this chapter

The product has been manufactured in accordance with generally accepted
engineering standards. There is still, however, a risk of personal injury or property
damage if this chapter and the safety instructions in this documentation are not
observed.
▶▶ Read this documentation completely and thoroughly before working with
the product.
▶▶ Keep the documentation in a location where it is accessible to all users at all
times.
▶▶ Always include the required documentation when passing the product
on to third parties.
2.2 Intended use

Control blocks are hydraulic components, meaning that in their application area they
are classified neither as complete nor as partly completed machinery in the sense
of the EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC. The component is exclusively intended
to form partly completed machinery or complete machinery together with other
components. The component may only be commissioned after it has been installed
in the machine for which it is intended and the required safety of the entire system
has been established in accordance with the machinery directive.
The control blocks have been developed to control various hydraulic consumers on
mobile and standalone working machines.
Deviating use is only permitted following consultation with Bosch Rexroth.
The product can be employed as a safety-relevant part of a control system. It does

not however include a safety function as it is unable to provide or realize such
a function independently. If the product is to be employed to realize safety functions,
additional measures are to be defined by the system manufacturer or system
planner in either the control system or the safety-relevant part of the control system.
Parameters in this respect can be found in standards governing functional safety
such as ISO 13849, IEC 62061 or specific technical guidelines.
▶▶ Observe the technical data, the application and operating conditions and
the power limits as specified in the data sheet and in the order confirmation.
Information about approved hydraulic fluids can be found in the corresponding
data sheet.
Intended use includes having completely read and understood this documentation
and particularly chapter 2 "Safety instructions" on page 9.

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2.3 Improper use

Any use other than that described as intended use is considered improper.
Bosch Rexroth AG is not liable for damages resulting from improper use. The user
is solely responsible for any risks arising from improper use.
The following foreseeable forms of faulty usage are also considered improper
(this list is not exhaustive):
•• Use outside the operating parameters approved in the data sheet or in the order
confirmation (except for customer-specific approvals)
•• Use of non-approved fluids, e.g. water or polyurethane components
•• Changes to factory settings by unauthorized persons.
•• Use of assembled parts (e.g. control unit, valves) not in combination with
the specified Rexroth components
•• Use of the control block in explosive environments unless the component
or machine/system has been certified as being compliant with
ATEX directive 2014/34/EU
2.4 Personnel qualifications

The activities described in this documentation require a basic understanding
of mechanics, electricity and hydraulics, as well as familiarity with associated
technical terms. For transporting and handling the product, knowledge regarding the
use of lifting gear and lifting devices is required. The term skilled personnel refers
to persons who possess the professional training, knowledge and experience, as well
as the understanding of the regulations relevant to the work to be done that are
necessary to recognize possible dangers and take the appropriate safety measures.
Skilled personnel must follow the rules relevant to their field and have the necessary
hydraulic expert knowledge.
Hydraulic expert knowledge includes:
•• Being able to read and fully understand hydraulic circuit diagrams
•• In particular, fully understanding the relationships with regard to safety devices
•• Knowledge regarding the function and interaction of hydraulic components.
Bosch Rexroth offers you measures supporting training in specific areas. For an

overview of the training contents, visit our website
under: www.boschrexroth.com/training.

2.5 General safety instructions

•• Observe applicable accident prevention specifications and environmental
protection regulations.
•• Observe the safety regulations of the country in which the product
is used/operated.
•• Use Rexroth products only when they are in good working order.
•• Observe all notices on the product.
•• Do not install, operate, remove or maintain Rexroth products if under the influence
of alcohol, drugs or medication that may affect your reaction time.
•• Only use genuine Rexroth accessories and spare parts to ensure there is no hazard
to persons caused by unsuitable spare parts.
•• Observe the technical data and ambient conditions specified in the product
documentation.
•• If unsuitable products are installed or used in applications that are of relevance
to safety, unexpected operating conditions may occur in the application, which
could result in personal injury or property damage. For this reason, only use
the product in safety-relevant applications if this use is expressly specified and
permitted in the product documentation, for example in explosion protection areas
or in safety-related parts of a control system (functional safety).
•• Only commission the product if it has been determined that the end product
(e.g. machinery or system) in which the Rexroth products are installed corresponds
to the country-specific provisions, safety regulations and standards for
the application.
•• Use tools appropriate for the work being performed and wear appropriate
protective clothing to prevent punctures and cuts (e.g. when removing protective
covers, disassembly).
2.6 Product-specific safety instructions

The following safety instructions apply for chapters 6 to 14.
WARNING
Danger due to suspended loads!
Danger to life, risk of injury or property damage!
In the event of inappropriate transport, the control block might fall down and lead
to injury, e.g. bruises or fractures and/or damage to the product.
▶▶ Ensure that the load bearing capacity of the lifting device is dimensioned
sufficiently in order to safely carry the weight of the control block.
▶▶ Never step or grip under suspended loads.
▶▶ Ensure a stable transport position.
▶▶ Use your personal protective equipment (e.g. safety goggles, safety gloves,
suitable working clothes, safety shoes).
▶▶ Use suitable lifting devices for transport.
▶▶ Observe the prescribed position of the lifting strap.
▶▶ Observe the national laws and specifications of occupational safety and health
and transport.

WARNING
System/machine under pressure!
Danger to life or risk of injury, severe bodily injury when working on machines
which have not been put to a standstill! Property damage!
▶▶ Switch off the relevant machine/system part and secure it against reactivation
according to the parameters by the machine/system manufacturer.
▶▶ Ensure that all relevant components of the hydraulic system are depressurized.
For this purpose, observe the parameters indicated by the machine/system
manufacturer.
▶▶ Please note that the hydraulic system might still be pressurized event after
separation from the actual pressure supply.
▶▶ Do not disconnect any line connections, ports or components as long
as the hydraulic system is under pressure.
Escaping hydraulic fluid mist!
Risk of explosion and fire hazard, health hazard, risk of environmental pollution!
▶▶ Depressurize the relevant machine/system component and repair the leak.
▶▶ Only perform welding work when the machine is depressurized.
▶▶ Keep open flames and ignition sources away from the control block.
▶▶ If control blocks are located in the vicinity of ignition sources or powerful
thermal radiators, a shield must be erected to ensure any escaping hydraulic
fluid cannot be ignited, and to protect hose lines from premature aging.
Electrical voltage!
Danger to life or risk of injury due to electric shock or property damage!
▶▶ Always disconnect the voltage supply to the relevant machine/system part
before installing the product and/or connecting or disconnecting the connector.
▶▶ Protect the machine/system against being re-energized.
Limitation of the control function!
Risk of injury or property damage!
Under certain circumstances, moving parts in control equipment (e.g. control
spool) can get stuck in an undefined position due to contamination (e.g. impure
hydraulic fluid, abrasion or residual dirt from components). As a result,
the activated consumer does no longer respond correctly to the operator’s
specifications.
▶▶ Secure the machine against rolling away and accidental movements according
to the specifications of the machine manufacturer.
▶▶ Comply with the prescribed cleanliness level of the hydraulic fluid in accordance
with the data sheet.
Faulty power supply!
Danger to life or risk of injury due to uncontrolled valve settings! These settings can
lead to unexpected behavior of the control block.
▶▶ Always connect the ground connection of the control block with the
corresponding grounding system of your installation.
▶▶ Only use a power supply unit with a secure disconnection facility. Observe the
country-specific specifications.

WARNING
Danger caused by pressurized, leaking hydraulic fluid!
Danger to life or risk of injury due to leaking hydraulic fluid streams! Leakage at the
control block can lead to hydraulic fluid escaping under high pressure.
▶▶ Never attempt to block or seal the leak or hydraulic fluid jet with a cloth.
CAUTION
Risk of injury due to sharp edges and rough surfaces!
Risk of injury when working with and transporting the control block, e.g. due to
sharp edges on the valve housing, on threads or assembled parts.
▶▶ Wear appropriate personal protective equipment (e.g. safety shoes, safety
goggles, safety gloves and suitable working clothes).
Danger of bruising and knocks for limbs!

In the gap between the actuation element and the valve housing, there is a risk
of injury
▶▶ Do not move any limbs into the gap between the actuation element/hand lever
and the valve housing.
High noise development during operation!

Danger of hearing damage or hearing loss!
Among others, the noise emission of control blocks depends on the working
pressure and the installation conditions. The sound pressure level may rise
to above 70 dBA under specific application conditions.
▶▶ Always wear hearing protection when you are in the vicinity of the running
control block.
Hot surfaces on the control block!

Risk of burning!
▶▶ Allow the control block to cool down sufficiently before touching it.
▶▶ Protect yourself with heat-resistant protective clothing, e.g. gloves.
Inappropriate routing of cables and lines!

Risk of stumbling and property damage! Due to incorrect routing of lines and
cables, both a risk of stumbling as well as damage to parts and components can
occur, e.g. due to lines and connectors being torn off.
▶▶ Always install cables and lines in a way that nobody can fall over them, that
they are not bend or twisted, do not chafe on edges and are not guided through
ducts with sharp edges without sufficient protection.

CAUTION
Contact with hydraulic fluid!
Danger to health / damage to health, e.g. eye injury, skin damage, toxication in the
event of inhalation!
▶▶ Avoid any contact with hydraulic fluids.
▶▶ When handling hydraulic fluids, the safety instructions of the lubricant
manufacturer need to be observed at all times.
▶▶ Immediately seek medical attention, however, if hydraulic fluid gets into your
eyes or blood circuit or if you swallow it accidentally.
Escaping hydraulic fluid through leaking machine/system components!

Risk of burning and risk of injury due to escaping hydraulic fluid jet!
▶▶ Never attempt to block or seal the leak or hydraulic fluid jet with a cloth.
Danger from improper handling!

Slip hazard! When using the control block as climbing aid, there is a danger
of slipping on wet and/or fluid-afflicted surfaces.
▶▶ Never use the control block as handle or step.
▶▶ Check how to safely get on top of the machine/system.
2.7 Personal protective equipment

The personal protective equipment is the responsibility of the user of the control
block. Observe the safety regulations in your country.
All pieces of personal protective equipment should be intact.

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3 General instructions on property

damage and product damage
The following safety instructions apply for chapters 6 to 14.
NOTICE
Danger from improper handling!
Product can be damaged!
▶▶ Do not expose the product to any mechanical, hydraulic or electric loads under
any circumstances.
▶▶ Never use the product as handle or step.
▶▶ Do not put/place any objects on the product.
▶▶ Do not use sensitive assembled parts (e.g. actuation elements, sensors,
solenoids, or valves) for transporting the control block.
▶▶ Carefully place the control block onto the contact surface to prevent it from
being damaged and secure it against falling.
▶▶ Do not set/place the control block onto the actuation elements.
▶▶ Do not hit sensitive assembled parts (e.g. sensors, solenoids or actuation
elements).
▶▶ Do not hit sealing surfaces (e.g. on the work connections).
▶▶ Leave the protective covers on the control block until you connect the lines.
▶▶ Disconnect all electric connectors before any painting operations.
▶▶ Ensure that the electronic components (e.g. sensors) are not electro-statically
charged (e.g. during painting operations).
Risk of property damage due to inadequate lubrication!

Product can be damaged or destroyed!
▶▶ Always commission the control block with sufficient hydraulic fluid.
▶▶ When commissioning a machine/system, make sure that the housing area and
the suction and working lines of the control block are filled with hydraulic fluid
and keep them filled during operation.
Ingress of fluids and foreign particles due to lacking sealings and locks!
Loss of the protection class and danger of short circuit!
▶▶ Before the assembly, ensure that all sealings and locks of the plug-in connection
are tight.

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NOTICE
Mixing hydraulic fluids!
▶▶ Before installation, remove all fluids from the control block to prevent mixing
with the hydraulic fluid that is used in the machine.
▶▶ Observe the viscosity and cleanliness level specified in the
data sheet for hydraulic fluids.
▶▶ Mixture of different hydraulic fluids may damage the control block due
to chemical reactions and changes in properties.
▶▶ Ensure that the different hydraulic fluids are compatible according
to manufacturer's specifications.
Contamination of hydraulic fluid!

The cleanliness of the hydraulic fluid has a considerable impact on the service life
of the product. Contaminations of the hydraulic fluid may lead to premature wear
and malfunctions!
▶▶ Always ensure a work environment in the assembly location that is free from
dust and foreign substances to prevent foreign particles, e.g. welding beads
or metal cuttings, from entering the hydraulic lines and lead to wear and
malfunctions in the product. The control block must be installed in a clean
condition.
▶▶ Only use clean ports, hydraulic lines and assembled parts
(e.g. measuring devices).
▶▶ When plugging the ports, no contamination may ingress.
▶▶ Before commissioning, ensure that all hydraulic connections are tight and
that all seals and plugs of the plug-in connection are correctly installed and
undamaged to prevent fluids and foreign particles from ingressing the product.
▶▶ Filter the hydraulic fluids when filling the system with a suitable filter system
to minimize the solid particle contamination and water in the hydraulic system.
Improper cleaning
▶▶ Plug all openings with appropriate protective equipment to prevent cleaning
agents from entering the control block.
▶▶ Never use solvents or aggressive cleaning agents. Clean the control block using
only water and a mild cleaning agent if necessary.
▶▶ Do not direct the high-pressure cleaner to sensitive components, e.g. rubber
parts (bellows), electric connections (solenoids, sensors) and actuation
elements.
▶▶ Use fibre-free cleaning cloths for cleaning.

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NOTICE
Environmental pollution due to incorrect disposal!
Careless disposal of the control block and its assembled parts, the hydraulic fluid
and the packaging material can cause environmental pollution!
▶▶ Dispose of the control block, hydraulic fluid, and packaging in accordance with
the national regulations in your country.
▶▶ Dispose of the hydraulic fluid in accordance with the applicable safety
data sheet of the hydraulic fluid.
Danger due to chemical or aggressive environmental conditions!

Product can be damaged! If the control block is exposed to chemical or corrosive
environmental conditions, such as sea water, fertilizer or road salt, it can result
in corrosion or, in extreme cases, a loss of function. Leaks may lead to a leakage
of hydraulic fluid.
▶▶ Take appropriate measures to protect the control block from chemical or
corrosive environmental conditions.
Leakage or spilling of hydraulic fluid!

Environmental pollution and contamination of the ground water!
▶▶ When filling and draining hydraulic fluid, always place a drip tray under the
control block.
▶▶ Use a suitable binding agent if hydraulic fluid is spilled.
▶▶ Observe the parameters in the safety data sheet for the hydraulic fluid and the
specifications provided by the machine/system manufacturer.
Danger due to heat development in components!

Adjacent products may be damaged! Due to a heat development in components
(e.g. solenoids), adjacent products may be damaged during assembly if no
sufficient safety distance is complied with.
▶▶ When installing the control block, check the safety distances to nearby products
to ensure that they are not damaged.
The warranty exclusively applies to the delivered configuration.

The warranty claim becomes void with
•• Faulty installation, commissioning and operation,
•• Improper use,
•• Removal of the tamper-proof caps and seals (e.g. with pressure settings),
•• Control of the settings at the factory,
•• Conversions and additional installations,
•• Opening of the valve,
•• Improper handling,
•• Use of non-original spare parts by Rexroth.

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4 Scope of delivery
Included in the scope of delivery:
•• Control block as per order confirmation
The following parts are also assembled prior to delivery according to version:
•• Protective covers
•• Protective plugs/threaded plugs
•• Attachment point for transportation, e.g. an eye bolt

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5 About these products
5.1 Performance description

Refer to the data sheet and the order confirmation for the technical data, operating
conditions, and operating limits of the control blocks.
For the assignments of control blocks to data sheets, refer to chapter 1.2 "Required
and supplementary documentation" on page 5.
5.2 Product description

For a description of the layout and function of the control blocks and instructions on
the project planning of individual control blocks, refer to the data sheet.
For the assignments of control blocks to data sheets, refer to Table 1 "Required and
supplementary documentation" on page 5.
5.3 Product identification

The control block is to be identified on the name plate.
The parameters on the name plate apply to the control block as delivered.
If modifications have been madeto the control block compared to the delivery
state, the name plate information may not apply to your present control block.
1 2 3 14
MNR: R90xxxxxxx
FD: 12W20 13
4 SN: XXXX
5 M4-G12345-20/5M4-12J_W2_MV01
6 CNR: 123456789
7 125077284000 1234567890
8 p(max) 250 bar 12
Made in Germany 11
9 10
Fig. 1: Name plate example M4

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R908404405 A 2
12 1603101606A2 3/4
1001104292 6
Made in France
Fig. 2: Name plate example SX
1 Word mark (manufacturer) 9 Designation of origin

2 Control block material number 10 Rexroth supplier number at the
3 Manufacturing date customer (optional)
4 Serial number 11 Area/plant number
5 Type designation (material short text) 12 Data Matrix code
6 Customer material number (optional) 13 Identification number (4 digits) of the
7 Customer, production, repair order or notified body
project number (optional) 14 CE conformity sign (optional)
8 Performance parameters (optional)
▶▶ Make sure that the name plates in place are not damaged.
▶▶ By comparing the material number of the control block on the respective name
plate to the parameters in the offer drawing, check that this instruction manual
refers to the product in question.
If in doubt, please contact Bosch Rexroth.
The information on the above name plate may vary depending on order-specific
requirements. For instance, on customer-specific name plates, the customer logo
may replace the Rexroth logo.
Any other labeling on the product is just for Bosch Rexroth-internal purposes.

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6 Transport and storage

▶▶ Always observe the required ambient conditions for transport and storage,
see Chapter 6.2 "Storing the control block" on page 23.
Deviations lead to early aging of components and shortening of service life.

Notices on unpacking can be found in chapter 7.1 "Unpacking" on page 25.
6.1 Transporting the control block

The following optional means of transport can be applied depending on the weight
and duration of transport:
•• Transport by hand
•• Transporting with a lifting device (eye bolt or lifting strap)
The dimensions and weights vary by equipment. The values that apply to your
control block can be found in the offer drawing and the data sheet.
6.1.1 Transport by hand

Up to a specific maximum weight, control blocks can be transported by hand
for a short distance. Observe the national regulations in your country.
CAUTION! Danger due to heavy loads!

When carrying control blocks, there is a danger of health damage.
▶▶ Only manually transport the control block for a short period of time. Observe the
national regulations in your country for manual transport.
▶▶ Always use appropriate lifting, lowering and moving techniques.
▶▶ Do not use sensitive assembled parts (e.g. sensors or valves) for transporting the
control block.
▶▶ Carefully place the control block to prevent it from being damaged.
6.1.2 Transport with lifting devices

For transportation, the control block can be attached to the lifting device via the
attachment points on the housing or via a lifting strap.
Transporting with eye bolt Possible attachment points are:

•• The fastening threads of the connection flanges
•• Mounted eye bolts according to DIN 580.
▶▶ If necessary, screw an eye bolt fully into the attachment point. The thread size
is indicated in the installation drawing.

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▶▶ Make sure that the eye bolt can bear the total weight of the control block
plus 20%.
Transport with lifting strap WARNING! Danger due to suspended loads!

During transportation with lifting strap, the control block can tip out of the strap
and cause injuries.
▶▶ Use the widest possible lifting strap.
▶▶ Make sure that the control block is securely fixed with the lifting strap.
▶▶ Only guide the control block by hand for fine positioning and to avoid vibrations.
▶▶ Never step or grip under suspended loads.
▶▶ Place the lifting strap around the control block such that it does not pass over
the assembled parts (e.g. valves) or that the control block is hung on assembled
parts.
Fig. 3: Transport with lifting strap

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6.2 Storing the control block

Requirements •• The storage areas must be free from corrosive materials, vapors and gases.
•• To prevent damage to the seals, the operation of ozone-forming devices
(e.g. mercury-vapor lamps, copiers, printers, high voltage equipment, electric
motors, sources of electrical sparks or electrical discharge) is to be avoided
in storage areas.
•• The storage areas must be dry and free from dust.
•• Ideal storage temperature: +5 °C to +20 °C.
•• Minimum storage temperature: –20 °C
•• Max. storage temperature: +40 °C
•• UV protection: 100%
Avoid significant exposure to light (e.g. bright windows or direct
fluorescent lighting).
•• Relative humidity (no condensation): max. 65 %.
•• Do not stack control blocks and store them protected against collisions.
•• Do not store the control block on sensitive assembled parts, e.g. actuation
elements, sensors, solenoids, or valves.
•• Do not remove protective covers and protective plugs.
▶▶ Check the professional storage of the control block on a monthly basis.
The maximum permissible storage time is two years.
After delivery By default, control blocks are protected against corrosion with priming
(single-coat lacquer) or with a galvanized coating at the factory.
Mineral oil in plugged valves provides internal corrosion protection. Non-painted
or coating surfaces on the control block not provided with a galvanized coating
(e.g. flange surfaces) are not protected against corrosion.
Delayed commissioning, long freight and storage times or a prolonged
decommissioning of Rexroth control blocks leads to rust formation. Take additional
corrosion protection measures to prevent this.
Warranty entitlement will be rendered void if the requirements and storage

conditions are not adhered to or after expiration of the maximum storage time.
Recommended procedure after longer storage times:

1. Check the entire control block for damage and corrosion prior to installation.
2. Perform a test run to check the control block for proper function and
leak-tightness.
3. External seals of control blocks that have been stored for longer than 12 months
are to be checked for damage before installation and may need to be replaced.
4. If the storage time of two years is exceeded, external seals must be replaced.

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After expiration of the maximum storage time, we recommend having the control
block checked by your Bosch Rexroth service partner.
If you have any questions regarding repair and spare parts, contact your responsible
Bosch Rexroth service partner or the service department of the control block
manufacturer's plant, see Chapter 10.5 "Spare parts" on page 40.
After removal If a removed control block is to be stored, it must be preserved against corrosion for
the duration of storage.
The following instructions only refer to control blocks which are operated with
a hydraulic fluid on a mineral oil basis. Other hydraulic fluids require other
specific preservation measures. In this case, please contact Bosch Rexroth.
For the address, see chapter 10.5 "Spare parts" on page 40.
Bosch Rexroth recommends the following procedure:

1. Clean the control block.
2. Drain the control block.
3. Plug all ports so they are airproof.
4. Moisten the unpainted flange surfaces and external seals of the control block
with mineral oil.
5. Protect sensitive assembled parts (e.g. actuation elements, sensors, solenoids or
valves) with appropriate measures as in the delivery state.
6. Package the control block with a suitable desiccant in corrosion protection film
so that it is airproof.
7. Store the control block in a non-explosive area protected against collisions, see
the Section entitled "Requirements" on page 23 in this chapter.
8. If necessary, return the control block for repair to Bosch Rexroth-Service.

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7 Installation
Prior to installation, the following documents should be to hand:
•• Offer drawing (installation drawing) for the control block (can be obtained from
your contact at Bosch Rexroth)
•• Hydraulic circuit diagram for the control block (can be found in the offer drawing)
•• Hydraulic circuit diagram for the machine (available from the
machine manufacturer)
•• Order confirmation (contains the order-related technical data for your
control block)
•• Control block data sheet (contains the permissible technical data)
7.1 Unpacking
CAUTION! Danger due to falling parts!

If the packaging is not opened correctly, parts may fall out and damage the parts
or even result in injury.
▶▶ Place the packaging on a level underground with sufficient load-bearing capacity.
▶▶ Only open the packaging from the top or at the provided location.
1. Remove the packaging from the control block.

2. Check the control block for transport damage and completeness, see chapter 4
"Scope of delivery" on page 18.
3. Dispose of the packaging in accordance with the regulations in your country.
4. Return any reusable packaging to the corresponding sending Bosch Rexroth plant.
7.2 Painting the control block

Perform the following steps if the control block is to be painted before installation:
▶▶ First protect the hydraulic ports by completely screwing on plastic threaded plugs
to avoid application of paint.
▶▶ Screws have to be inserted into the fastening threads to prevent ingress of paint.
▶▶ Carefully mask the flange surfaces of the control blocks and the port plates and
end plates before painting to prevent paint and dirt from entering.
▶▶ Prevent any paint being applied to the contacts of the electrical connections and
make sure that the connectors are not damaged.
▶▶ Protect assembled parts (e.g. actuation elements, sensors, solenoids) to avoid
application of paint.
▶▶ Protect plastic and rubber parts from paint being applied.
▶▶ When removing the protective plastic threaded plugs after painting, make sure
that no paint chips enter the control block.
▶▶ Protect name plates against application of paint using a film that can be peeled
off after painting.

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7.3 Installation conditions

The installation location and installation position of the check valve essentially
determine how to proceed during the installation and commissioning (such as when
air bleeding the control block).
▶▶ Fasten the control block so that the expected forces and torques can be
transferred without any danger. The machine manufacturer is responsible for
dimensioning the mounting elements and threaded connections.
▶▶ Make sure that the control block is air bled and filled with hydraulic fluid at
commissioning and during operation. Do not hydraulically empty the control
block during a standstill period.
▶▶ Make sure that the working environment at the installation site is completely free
of dust and foreign substances. The control block must be installed in a clean
condition. Contamination of the hydraulic fluid can have a seriously negative
effect on the function and service life of the control block.
7.4 Installation position

Unless otherwise stated in the technical documentation, the installation position of
the control block is arbitrary.
7.5 Installing the control block
7.5.1 Required tools

Installation can be performed with standard tools. No special tools are necessary.
Also observe the manuals provided by the manufacturers of the other hydraulic
components when selecting the required tools.
7.5.2 Preparation
1. Check the parameters on the name plate to see if the control block is correct.
2. Compare the material number and designation (type code) with the parameters
in the order confirmation.
If the material number for the control block does not correspond to the one in the
order confirmation, contact Bosch Rexroth Service for clarification,
see Chapter 10.5 "Spare parts" on page 40.
3. Before installation, empty the control block to prevent mixing with the hydraulic
fluid used in the machine.
7.5.3 Dimensions
The offer drawing contains the dimensions for all the ports on the control block.
7.5.4 Fastening the control block

The control block has mounting holes or threads that are shown in the offer drawing
and data sheet. The bore pattern required for assembly (dimensions and tolerances)
with mounting holes at the machine can be found in the offer drawing or the
data sheet. The tightening torques are to be selected according to the standard
values for the respective bore sizes and bolt property classes. The control spool

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can jam if the tightening torque is too high. In such a case the mounting torque
must be reduced accordingly. Pay attention to sufficient residual clamping force of
the screws.
1. Observe the requirements for the contact surface in the offer drawing.

2. Check the evenness of the flange surface in the machine (tolerance: 0.5 mm).
3. Always fasten the control block at all the fastening points that are intended
for this purpose using screws or – depending on the type of mounting – using
hexagon nuts according to one of the property classes stated in Table 6 as per
EN ISO 4762 or EN ISO 4014.
4. Tighten the screws with the specific tightening torque given in the standard.
The tightening torques indicated in Table 6 represent guide values only which
have been obtained from VDI 2230 (90% utilization of the minimum yield
strength, frictional value 0.14). The actually required tightening torques depend
on various factors, e.g. screw material and coating, operation forces, material
of the tensioned components. Generally, it is herewith referred to the parameters
provided by the system supplier.
Bosch Rexroth recommends a screw connection with the following parameters:
Table 6: Mounting bolts
Series Dimension Property class Tightening Screw-in depth

torque [Nm] [mm]
M1-16 M8 8.8 / 10.9 27 / 40 1)
M1-25 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 10

M1-32 M12 8.8 / 10.9 93 / 37 1)
M4-12 M10 8.8 / 10.9 41 / 60 12 … 15

M4-15 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 10
M4-22 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 1)
M6-15 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 10

M6-22 M12 8.8 / 10.9 93 / 137 12
M7-20 M12 8.8 / 10.9 93 / 137 12
M7-22 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 16
M7-22 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 20 … 24
M8-16 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 16
M8-18 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 16
M8-22 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 16
M8-25 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 16
M8-32 M20 8.8 / 10.9 464 / 661 20
M8-35 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 1)
M9-20 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 16

M9-25 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 16
MO-10 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 1)
MO-16 M8 8.8 / 10.9 27 / 40 1)
MO-22 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 1)
MO-32 M12 8.8 / 10.9 93 / 137 1)
MO-40 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 1)
MO-52 M20 8.8 / 10.9 464 / 661 20

RCS30 M16 8.8 / 10.9 230 / 338 25
RCS35 M20 8.8 / 10.9 464 / 661 30

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Series Dimension Property class Tightening Screw-in depth

torque [Nm] [mm]
ROM8 M8 8.8 / 10.9 27 / 40 1)
RS12 M8 8.8 / 10.9 27 / 40 12

RS14 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 1)
RS15 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 18

RS20 M12 8.8 / 10.9 93 / 137 12…15
SM 12 M8 8.8 / 10.9 27 / 40 10 1)
SP-08 M8 8.8 / 10.9 25 / 30 10 … 141)
SX 10 M8 8.8 / 10.9 27 / 40 1)
SX 12 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 1)
SX 14 M10 8.8 / 10.9 54 / 79 1)
1 Through bore in housing; the screw-in depth depends on nut thread material.
)
7.5.5 Completion of assembly

1. Remove any attached transportation aids.
CAUTION! Operation with protective plastic plugs!

Operating the control block with protective plugs may result in injury or damage
to the control block.
▶▶ Before commissioning, remove all protective plugs and replace them with suitable
line connections or pressure-proof, metal threaded plugs.
2. Remove the transport protection.

If necessary, the control block may be delivered with protective covers and
protective plugs. They are not pressure-resistant and have to be removed prior
to connection. Use a suitable tool for this to prevent damage to the sealing and
functional surfaces. If sealing or functional surfaces are damaged, contact your
Bosch Rexroth service partner or the service department of the manufacturer's
plant for the control block.
Ports intended for connecting lines come with protective plugs or threaded plugs,
which serve as transport protection. All ports required for the function must be
connected. Failure to do so could lead to malfunctions or damage. If a port is not
being used, it is to be plugged with a threaded plug since the protective plugs are
not pressure-resistant.
7.5.6 Connecting the control block mechanically

Connection of actuation elements including tolerances is illustrated in the offer
drawing. The tightening torques are to be selected according to the actuation
elements. There must not occur any radial forces during actuation!
▶▶ At commissioning, make sure that the tongue is in the zero position
(control spool in the central position).

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7.5.7 Connecting the control block hydraulically
CAUTION
Dangerous movements of the hydraulic consumers!
Risk of injury due to incorrect pin assignments or mixed up cable connectors
because of inadvertent consumer movement!
▶▶ Make sure that all the pipes and/or hoses have been attached to the correct
control block port and have not been mixed up under any circumstances.
▶▶ After completing connection work, check that the cable connectors are correctly
assigned to the respective control block solenoids.
NOTICE
Damage due to improper installation!
Hydraulic lines and hoses which are installed under tension create additional
mechanical forces during operation which reduce the service life of the control
block and the entire machine.
▶▶ Install hydraulic lines and hoses without mechanical stress.
The machine manufacturer is responsible for dimensioning the lines. The control
block must be connected to the rest of the hydraulic system in accordance with the
hydraulic circuit diagram of the machine manufacturer.
The ports and fastening threads are designed for the maximum pressure
specified in the data sheet. The machine manufacturer must ensure that the
connecting elements and lines correspond to the specified application conditions
(pressure, flow, hydraulic fluid, temperature) with the necessary safety factors.
Only connect hydraulic lines that are appropriate for the control block port
(pressure level, size, system of units).
Notice on routing of lines Observe the following notices when routing hydraulic lines.
•• Lines and hoses must be installed without pre-charge pressure so that no further
mechanical forces are applied during operation that will reduce the service life of
the control block and possibly of the entire machine.
•• Remove any resinification that has been created due to improper storage.
•• Use suitable seals as sealing material.
––Observe the sealing capability of the hydraulic fluid used.
––Use the provided seal at each hydraulic port.
––Pay attention to cleanliness and integrity of the connections.
•• Make sure the connections and connecting elements are airtight.
•• Pressure lines
––For the pressure lines, use only pipes, hoses and connecting elements rated
for the working pressure range specified in the data sheet. These must also be
pressure resistant against the external air pressure.

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•• Drain line
––Always route the drain lines in a way that the control block is always filled with
hydraulic fluid and even during extended standstill periods cannot be emptied
hydraulically.
Risk of confusion with The control blocks are used in application areas with metric as well as with the
threaded connections Anglo-American (inch) system of units.
Both the system of units as well as the size of the female thread and stud end
(e.g. threaded plug) must match.
There is a risk of confusion due to the limited ways of visually telling them apart.
Observe the parameters contained in the offer drawing. Unless otherwise stated, in
general the SI units apply.
WARNING! Leaky or bursting stud ends!

If a stud end which is of a different measurement system and size with respect to the
female thread is pressurized, the threaded plug may loosen itself or even be ejected
from the stud end in a projectile-like manner. This can result in serious injury and
property damage. Hydraulic fluid can escape from this leakage point.
▶▶ Use the drawings (offer drawing) to determine the required stud end for each
fitting.
▶▶ Ensure that, during the assembly of fittings, mounting and threaded plugs, the
items are not confused.
▶▶ For all female threads, use a stud end from the same system of units and
of the correct size.
Port overview For an overview of line connections, refer to the respective data sheet and the offer
drawing.
Tightening torques Observe the parameters in the standards or the manufacturer's specifications for the
threaded plugs, stud end, fittings, valves, screw plugs, etc. Apart from this, be aware
that tightening torques can also depend on the permissible pressure and
temperature range and the application conditions.
Procedure To connect the control block to the hydraulic system:

1. Remove the protective plugs or threaded plugs from the ports where
the connections should be made according to the hydraulic circuit diagram.
2. Make sure the sealing surfaces of the hydraulic ports and functional surfaces are
not damaged.
3. Use only clean hydraulic lines or flush them before installation.
4. Connect the lines according to the offer drawing supplied with the machine
diagram. Check whether all ports are piped up or plugged with threaded plugs.
5. Properly tighten the fittings (observe tightening torques!). Mark all properly
tightened fittings, e.g. with a permanent marker.

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6. Check all pipes and hose lines and every combination of connecting pieces,
couplings or connecting points with hoses or pipes to ensure they are in safe
working condition.
7.5.8 Connecting the control block electrically
NOTICE
Negative effect on function due to incorrect plug-in connections!
Only the plug-in connections specified in the data sheet/offer drawing may be used
for electrical connection.
▶▶ Observe the installation specifications of the manufacturer of the plug-in
connection.
▶▶ Before commissioning, check to see whether the voltage in the power supply
matches the parameters in the offer drawing and whether the total current to be
expected is less than or the same as the load capacity of the power supply.
▶▶ Do not connect live plug-in connections. The assembly process may only
be repeated 10 times.
The machine manufacturer is responsible for rating the electric control.

Electrically controlled control blocks must be connected in accordance with the
electrical circuit diagram of the machine.
For control blocks with electrical control and/or mounted sensors, please comply
with the parameters given in the data sheet and the offer drawing, e.g.:
•• Permissible voltage range
•• Permissible current
•• Correct pin assignment
Exact parameters on the correct assignment of the connector, the type of protection
and the appropriate mating connector can also be found in the data sheet and the
offer drawing. The mating connector is not included in the scope of delivery.
Procedure To connect the control block to the machine's electronics:

1. Switch the plug-in connections on the control block to a deenergized state.
2. Before establishing the connection, check the connector and all seals for damage.
3. Connect the control block electrically (12 or 24 V).
Changing connector If necessary, you can change the position of the connector by turning the solenoid
position (coil). This is independent of the connector version.
To do this, proceed as follows:
2
1. Undo the mounting nut (1) of the solenoid using a suitable tool. To do this, turn
the mounting nut (1) one turn counter-clockwise.
1
2. Turn the solenoid body (2) to the desired position.
3. Re-tighten the mounting nut. Tightening torque of the mounting nut: 4+1 Nm.

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8 Commissioning
WARNING
Danger while working in the danger zone of a machine!
Danger to life, risk of injury or serious injury!
▶▶ Pay attention to potential danger sources and eliminate them before
commissioning the control block.
▶▶ Make sure that no one is in the danger zone of the machine.
▶▶ The emergency stop button for the machine must be within the
operator’s reach.
▶▶ Always observe the instructions of the machine manufacturer during
commissioning.
CAUTION
Commissioning an improperly installed product!
Mixing up the ports or cable connectors will cause unexpected functions and/
or irreparable damage to the control block and could endanger people and
equipment!
▶▶ Make sure that all the electrical connections and hydraulic ports are connected
or plugged correctly.
▶▶ Before the functional test, check whether the piping specified in the hydraulic
circuit diagram has been installed.
▶▶ Make sure that the cable connectors are correctly assigned to the respective
electrical components.
▶▶ Only commission a completely installed product.
Risk of injury due to entrapped air!

In operation, air that is entrapped in the control block can cause components to
oscillate, strike the end stops hard and suffer damage. Unexpected movement of
actuators may cause serious injury.
▶▶ Before commissioning, it must be ensured that any air that is entrapped in the
control block is completely removed. This can take place in all the switching
positions because of throughflow with a low hydraulic fluid flow q ≤ 20% qPump,
for example. In the case of control blocks without self-air bleeding, it may be
necessary to air bleed the cover using the air bleed screw.
▶▶ Always observe the parameters for the air bleed in the instruction manual of the
machine.

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8.1 Before initial commissioning

▶▶ Ensure that the machine interfaces as well as the installation conditions
guarantee safe operation of the Rexroth control block. If in doubt, please contact
Bosch Rexroth.
▶▶ Using the instruction manual for the machine in which the Rexroth control block
is to be installed, visually check whether commissioning of the hydraulic system
can cause uncontrolled hazardous movements. Also observe the hazard analysis/
risk assessment of the machine.
▶▶ Take appropriate precautions for anticipated hazards e.g. make sure that the
cylinder piston rod can extend without any danger.
▶▶ Secure a load that is to be lifted with a lifting device / load handling attachment.
▶▶ Check whether it is possible to use the machine's electric control to switch the
control block solenoids manually during commissioning. If it is only possible
to carry out manual switching under difficult conditions or if it is completely
impossible, you should prepare an external control to carry out the internal
functional test of the hydraulic system.
▶▶ Work out a sequence program for the commissioning and archive this in the
technical documentation as an annex to the instruction manual.
▶▶ Divide the functional circuit diagram into partial circuits which can be
commissioned in stages.
▶▶ Read the functional circuit diagram and clarify any ambiguous statements or
representations.
▶▶ Specify the switching position in which the directional valves are to be switched
or how the directional valves are to be set.
▶▶ Attach the necessary mandatory, prohibition and information signs and check
whether the meaning of these signs is explained in the instruction manual.
▶▶ Proceed with commissioning in the following order:
––Pump circuit
––Parts of the control: For example, pressure cut-off and switching,
free circulation, pressure reduction, etc.
▶▶ Make sure that all connection pipes and hoses are connected or that the
connections are plugged with threaded plugs.
▶▶ Make sure that the union nuts on the pipe fittings and flanges are tightened to the
correct standards.
▶▶ Set the pressure valves, flow control valves, pump controller, signal sensors,
pressure switches, position switches and thermostats to the switching positions
and setting values in the sequence program.

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8.2 Initial commissioning

Bosch Rexroth defines initial commissioning as the initial testing and release of the
product.
It is recommend that points 1 up to and including 7 are adopted for the series
production of the hydraulic system.
▶▶ Allow the control block to acclimatize for a few hours before commissioning
so that no condensation water can form inside the housing.
▶▶ Make sure that all electrical and hydraulic connections and ports are occupied or
plugged. Only commission a completely installed control block.
▶▶ Avoid temperature shocks. The temperature difference between the control
block and the hydraulic fluid must not exceed 20 °C. Otherwise, there is a risk
of a jammed spool. At temperatures below 0 °C, the control block must be run
until it is warm. In this respect, please also refer to chapter 9.1 on page 36.
▶▶ Use only a hydraulic fluid that corresponds to the following requirements:
You can find information about permissible hydraulic fluids in the respective
data sheet of the product, see Table 1 "Required and supplementary
documentation" on page 5.
▶▶ During commissioning, monitor the temperature of the hydraulic fluid in the
reservoir to ensure that it lies within permissible viscosity limits.
To commission the control block for the first time, proceed as follows:
1. Completely fill the control block and the pilot circuit, if present, with permissible
hydraulic fluid (see data sheet).
2. Ensure the hydraulic supply for the control block.
3. If present, ensure the electrical supply for the control block.
4. Check the electrical connection of the control block.
Before carrying out initial commissioning or recommissioning, have a qualified
electrician or somebody being supervised by a qualified electrician check that the
electrical connection is correct.
Observe the instruction manual of the machine in which the control block
is installed.
5. Air bleeding the control block.

––Actuate the check valve a few times in each direction of actuation under working
pressure and at reduced speed before operating the control block. This presses
out any air remaining in the control block. This avoids mechanical damage due
to inadmissibly high acceleration of the hydraulic fluid and the control spool and
extends the service life of the control block.

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––If automatic air bleeding of the cover does not result in adequate venting,
you can carry out air bleeding using the air bleed screws that may be present
(series-dependent).
Procedure:
ATTENTION! When undoing the air bleed screw, hydraulic fluid can escape!
▶Undo
▶ the air bleed screw on the cover by about two thread rotations such that
the air can escape via the thread and the seal of the air bleed screw.
▶Switch
▶ the valve several times to air bleed the cover completely.
▶Fasten
▶ the air bleed screw taking into account the applicable tightening
torque.
––Also observe the parameters for air bleeding in the instruction manual of the
machine.
6. Perform a leak test.
Check that no hydraulic fluid leaks from the control block or the ports during
operation. In case of hydraulic fluid leakage, refer to Table 8 "Malfunction table"
on page 45.
7. Perform a functional test.
The functional test must be performed according to the parameters provided the
machine manufacturer see machine instruction manual. Applicable for each case:
Always increase the pressure slowly, if a leakage occurs stop the functional test
immediately!
8. Check the control block hydraulic fluid temperature after it has been running
in continuous operation for several hours. Check whether the measured
temperature is within the product-specific limits. If the temperature is outside of
the specified limits, the Bosch Rexroth warranty is invalidated.
9. After the initial commissioning, have a hydraulic fluid sample analyzed for the
required cleanliness level. Change the hydraulic fluid if the required cleanliness
level is not reached. If no laboratory test is performed after initial commissioning,
then: Change the hydraulic fluid.
8.3 Recommissioning after standstill

Recommissioning is necessary if the control block has been out of service for longer
than 12 months.
▶▶ For recommissioning, proceed as described in chapter 8.2 "Initial commissioning"
on page 34.
Observe the instructions on (re)commissioning after standstill in the machine's

instruction manual.

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9 Operation
This product is a component which requires no settings or changes during operation.
For this reason, this chapter of the manual does not contain any information
on adjustment options. Use the product only within the power range specified in the
technical data. The machine manufacturer is responsible for the proper project
planning of the hydraulic system and its control.
▶▶ Avoid temperature shocks. A temperature difference of more than 20 °C between
the control block and the hydraulic fluid must not occur. Otherwise, there is a risk
of a jammed spool. At temperatures below 0°C, the control block must be run
until it is warm.
9.1 Notices on the application of control blocks at low

temperatures
Boundary conditions •• Minimum ambient temperature: –40 °C
•• Hydraulic fluid temperature
––Warm-up phase with low loading as of –40 °C
––Operation with low loading as of –20 °C
––Operation with loading as of 0 °C
General instructions •• For applications below an ambient temperature of –20 °C, non-standard seals are
used. Different application limits are specified in the control block's Technical
Customer Documents (TKU).
•• Avoid moisture in the area surrounding the control blocks, since possible moisture
on the moving seals may freeze the seal to the control spool when at a standstill.
When moving the control spool, it is not possible to rule out the seal ring being
destroyed.
•• The limit viscosities specified in the data sheets for the control blocks must be
complied with by selecting a suitable hydraulic fluid across the entire operating
time both in winter and in summer with warmer temperatures.
––The values below apply to limiting conditions:
νmax = 2000 mm²/s
(Momentarily on cold starting, ϑmin = –40 °C)
νmin = 10 mm²/s
(Momentarily at max. permissible temperature of ϑmax = 80 °C/100 °C)
Note that the max. hydraulic fluid temperature of 80 °C (100 °C with FKM) must
not be exceeded, not even locally, e.g. at the pressure reducing valve.
•• When installing new components in a cold machine, they must first be filled at
higher temperatures so that sufficient lubrication is assured in all areas.

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Notice on the electronics •• Control units, amplifiers, sensors, encoders, solenoids

––Minimum storage temperature: –50 °C
––Installation and complete function as of –40 °C
•• Devices with displays (unless specified in more detail)
––Minimum storage temperature: –20 °C
––Installation and complete function as of –20 °C
•• With switching and proportional solenoids, it may be expected that hysteresis
can increase or switching times can be extended due to increasing operating fluid
viscosity at reducing temperatures.
Procedure 1. Heat all components to at least –40 °C.

2. Start the drive motor
3. Run the pump to its operating temperature according to the specification
(see data sheet 90300-03-B)
4. Warm-up phase of the open hydraulic system
––Pump starts up with diesel engine and should be run for at least 10 minutes at
the diesel engine's idle speed to guarantee self-lubrication.
––The pump must be in pressure-reduced closed-circuit (max. of 50 bar and
max. of 50% delivery rate).
––Loading the open circuit, e.g. using a separate preload valve, generates
a circulation pressure of about 50 bar at the pump. Keep maintaining these
operating conditions until a hydraulic fluid temperature of 0 °C is reached in the
system. While doing this, the diesel engine speed must not be increased.
––After this, slowly actuate all of the machine functions several times at the lowest
load to heat up the machine as evenly as possible. When doing this, monitor the
reservoir temperature, which drops again as a result of the cold hydraulic fluid
that flows back.
5. For operation at low temperatures, it is recommend that you provide flushing
from the pump to the control block and to the reservoir to maintain the
temperature difference between the hydraulic fluid and the control valve within
permissible limits.
Depending on the version, such flushing can also be already integrated in the
control block.
6. The system flushes the covers in hydraulically pilot operated valves with reservoir
oil via flushing channels.
7. After running the pump to its operating temperature, slowly actuate all the
consumers without loading to replace the cold oil in the consumers with warm oil.
8. Flushing should continue during operation to keep consumers that are only used
occasionally at the operating temperature.
9. Continuous flushing is necessary in all the components to avoid temperature
shocks. The temperature difference between the operating fluid and the
individual components may be a maximum of 20 °C.
10. Our control blocks can be fully loaded from a circuit temperature of ≥ 0 °C in the
machine onwards.

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10 Maintenance and repair
NOTICE
Overdue inspection and maintenance work!
Property damage!
▶▶ Perform the specified inspection and maintenance work at the intervals
described in this manual.
10.1 Cleaning and care
NOTICE
Damage to the hydraulic system and the seals!
The jet of a high-pressure cleaner can damage the seals and electrical system of the
control block!
▶▶ Do not point high-pressure cleaners at sensitive components like electrical
connections and components.
For cleaning and care of the control block, observe the following:
▶▶ Check whether all the seals and fittings on the plug-in connections are securely
seated to ensure that no moisture can penetrate into the control block during
cleaning.
▶▶ Use only water and, if necessary, a mild cleaning agent to clean the control block.
Never use solvents or aggressive cleaning agents.
▶▶ Remove major external contamination and keep clean sensitive and important
components, such as solenoids, valves, indicators and sensors.
10.2 Inspection
In order to enable long and reliable operation of the control block, Bosch Rexroth
recommends testing the hydraulic system and the control block on a regular basis,
and documenting and archiving the following operating conditions:
Table 7: Inspection schedule
Work to be performed on the control block Interval

Check operating temperature Weekly
Hydraulic fluid analysis: Viscosity, aging and contamination Annually or every 2000
operating hours
Inspect the control block for external leakage (visual inspection). Daily
Inspect the control block for unusual noise development. Daily
Check mounting elements for tight seating. Monthly
All mounting elements must be checked when the control block is
depressurized, deenergized and has cooled down.

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10.3 Maintenance
The control block is low maintenance when used as intended.
The service life of the control block is heavily dependent on the quality of the
hydraulic fluid. This is why we recommend changing the hydraulic fluid at least once
per year or every 2000 operating hours (whichever occurs first), or having it analyzed
by the hydraulic fluid manufacturer or a laboratory to determine its suitability for
further use.
Observe the following general rules:

From a hydraulic fluid temperature of > 70 °C the aging speed doubles with
every 10 °C of temperature increase.
The maximum permissible degree of contamination of the hydraulic fluid can be
seen in the data sheet in Chapter "Technical data".
Please also observe the parameters on hydraulic fluid in the machine's instruction
manual.
10.4 Repair
Bosch Rexroth offers a comprehensive range of services for the repair of
Rexroth control blocks.
Repairs on the control block must only be performed by service centers certified by
Bosch Rexroth or the machine manufacturer.
If you have any questions about repairs, contact your responsible Bosch Rexroth
service partner or the service department of the control block manufacturer's plant,
see Chapter 10.5 "Spare parts" on page 40.

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10.5 Spare parts
CAUTION
Use of unsuitable spare parts!
Spare parts that do not meet the technical requirements specified
by Bosch Rexroth can cause injury and property damage!
▶▶ Use only original spare parts from Rexroth to repair Rexroth control blocks;
otherwise, the function of the control block cannot be assured and you lose
your entitlement under warranty.
Spare parts lists are available from your responsible Bosch Rexroth service partner.
When ordering spare parts, quote the material and serial number of the control
block as well as the material numbers of the spare parts.
Address all queries about spare parts to your responsible Bosch Rexroth Service
partner or the service department of the manufacturer's plant for the control block.
Bosch Rexroth AG
Zum Eisengießer 1
97816 Lohr am Main, Germany
Phone +49 (0) 9352 18-40 50 60
[email protected]
Bosch Rexroth AG
Robert-Bosch-Straße 2
71701 Schwieberdingen, Germany
Phone +49 (0) 711 811-84 81
[email protected]
Bosch Rexroth (India) Ltd.

Near Village Iyava,
Sanand Viramgam Highway,
Taluka Sanand,
Ahmedabad -382170, India
Phone +91 (02717) 678000
[email protected]
Addresses of our country representatives can be found at

www.boschrexroth.com/addresses

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11 Removal and replacement
11.1 Required tools

•• Suitable tools for mounting as specified on the offer drawing
•• Collecting pan to collect any leaking hydraulic fluid.
11.2 Preparing for removal
1. Take the entire machine out of service as described in the instruction manual
for the machine.
––Relieve pressure in the hydraulic system according to the parameters provided
by the machine manufacturer.
––Make sure the relevant system components are depressurized and deenergized.
2. Secure the overall system according to the parameters provided by the
manufacturer.
11.3 Removal of the control block from the machine

To remove the control block, proceed as follows:
1. Make sure you have the appropriate tools and wear personal protective
equipment.
2. Allow the control block to cool down until it can be removed without danger.
3. Make sure that no hydraulic fluid can escape from the system accidentally due to
the control block being removed.
4. Place a clean collecting pan under the control block to collect any hydraulic fluid
residue that may leak.
5. Loosen the lines and collect the escaping hydraulic fluid residue in the
collecting pan.
6. Remove the control block in accordance with the parameters provided by the
machine manufacturer.
7. Place the product on a clean surface with sufficient load-bearing capacity.
8. Drain the control block completely.
9. Plug all openings.
11.4 Preparing the components for storage or further use

▶▶ Proceed as described in chapter 6.2 "Storing the control block", section
"After removal" on page 24.

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12 Disposal
CAUTION
Spring-loaded components!
Risk of injury due to ejected components during disassembly of the valve into its
individual parts!
▶▶ Loosen screwed-in and spring-loaded components slowly and keep secured until
the compression spring is relieved.
Careless disposal of the control block, the hydraulic fluid and the packaging material
can result in environmental pollution.
For the disposal of the control block, observe the following points:
1. Drain the control block completely.
2. Dispose of the control block and the packaging material in accordance with the
national regulations of your country.
3. Dispose of the hydraulic fluid in accordance with the regulations of your country.
4. Disassemble the control block into its individual parts and recycle them.
5. For example, separate the parts into:
––Metals
––Electronic waste
––Plastic

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13 Extension and conversion

Conversions and changes to the settings on the control block are not permissible.
The warranty from Bosch Rexroth only applies to the product in the delivered
configuration. The warranty will be voided if the unit is modified or extended.
Changing the settings will void the warranty. If you need to change settings,
contact your Bosch Rexroth service partner (for the address, see Chapter 10.5
"Spare parts" on page 40).
Optional accessories Available accessories can be found in the respective data sheet.

Accessories are available from your Rexroth specialist dealer. Addresses of our
country representatives can be found under www.boschrexroth.com/addresses.

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14 Troubleshooting
Table 8 is intended to support troubleshooting. This table is not exhaustive.
Issues may occur in practice that are not listed here.
Only authorized personnel may perform troubleshooting inside a safety area
designated by the machine manufacturer.
14.1 How to proceed for troubleshooting

▶▶ Use a systematic and targeted approach, even when pressed for time. Random
and imprudent removal and changing of settings could result in the inability
to ascertain the original error cause.
▶▶ First, make yourself familiar with the function of the control block in conjunction
with the entire system.
▶▶ Find out whether or not the control block rendered the required function in the
entire system before the fault occurred.
▶▶ Collect the changes to the entire system in which the control block is installed:
––Have there been any changes to the application conditions or operating range
of the product?
––Has maintenance work recently been carried out? Is there an inspection
or maintenance log?
––Have any changes (e.g. upgrades) or repairs been made to the overall system
(machine, electrics, control) or to the product? If yes: What changes?
––Has the hydraulic fluid been changed?
––Has the product or machine been used as intended?
––How does the malfunction appear?
▶▶ Try to get a clear idea of the cause of the fault. Directly ask the (machine)
operator.
▶▶ Document the work carried out.
▶▶ If the fault cannot be corrected, please refer to one of the contract addresses at:
www.boschrexroth.com/addresses or in chapter 10.5 "Spare part".

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14.2 Malfunction table

Within the permissible operating conditions, no malfunctions occur at the control
block.
Table 8: Malfunction table

Malfunction Possible cause Remedy
Hydraulic fluid is escaping The control block is leaking Tighten the mounting bolts to the specified tightening
on the control block or the torque.
valve section The threaded plugs are leaking Tighten the threaded plugs to the specified tightening
torque; possibly renew the copper seal rings.
With O-ring seals:
Do not tighten the threaded plug, renew the seals and
tighten the threaded plug to the specified torque.
If leaks remain:
Check the sealing surfaces/seals for damage.
If necessary, renew the threaded plug.
Control block housing or valve section is Remove the control block or the valve section and
leaking replace with a new one.
The ports leading to the actuator (the screw Check seals, replace fittings if necessary. Check
neck, the fittings) are leaking. tightening torques, see the parameters provided by the
manufacturer of the fitting.
The valve housing on the secondary valve/ If necessary, renew the secondary valve/threaded plug.
threaded plug is leaking
The seals of assembled parts are leaking Renew the seals; refer to the spare parts list.
The system pressure is too high Comply with the pressure limit
Hydraulic fluid leaks from Pipe or hose lines damaged Replace pipe or hose lines
the supply lines on the Pipelines or hose lines are loose Tighten the threaded joints and the fittings in accordance
control block. with the installation instructions that apply to the fittings.
You can obtain the corresponding installation instructions
from the machine manufacturer.
The seals are leaking Renew the seals; refer to the spare parts list.
The port thread is damaged Remove the control block or the valve section and
replace with a new one.
Hydraulic fluid is leaking The seals on the flange surface are damaged Renew the seals; refer to the spare parts list.
between the valve sections Deposition of dirt during the installation of Remove the control block, clean the flange surface.
the control block
The control block housing on the flange Renew the damage valve section.
surface is leaking
Tightening torque of tie rod is too low Check the tightening torques, refer to the spare parts list.
Residual oil from installation/testing of the Remove the oil and contaminants from the control block;
control block when doing this, do not use any cleaning agents that can
adversely affect plastics or whose properties can change,
can adversely affect metals or react with them or leave
residues.
Working movement is Air in the hydraulic fluid Air bleed hydraulic system, see page 34.
irregular Dirt or foreign particles in the hydraulic fluid Filter the hydraulic fluid or replace it.
or the control block Clean the interior of the control block.
The viscosity of the hydraulic fluid is too low Reduce the temperature of the hydraulic fluid.
The viscosity of the hydraulic fluid is too high Increase the temperature of the hydraulic fluid.
The flow is too low. Make sure that the flow is adequate.

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No function Control block connected incorrectly Correct the hydraulic and/or electrical connections.
Repair the actuation
Control spool faulty Check the tightening torques of the tie rods, refer to the
spare parts list.
Version: Tie rods were tightened at a tightening Undo the nuts of the tie rods and tighten them to the
mechanical actuation torque that was too high/at different specified tightening torque.
Impossible to deflect tightening torques
control spool mechanically Oil temperature is too high or the Check the cooler function, the oil supply and the pump
temperature difference between the pressure in the neutral position.
hydraulic fluid and the control block is too Avoid a temperature shock; for information on this topic,
great. This means that sticking occurs due to refer to the "Technical data sheet".
the different thermal expansion of the control
spool and the control block.
Any dirt or foreign particles that enter Try to switch the valve several times by actuating the
at installation of the ports leading to the hand lever or the pilot control.
actuator jam the control spool. Carry out a visual inspection of the ports to the actuator
and remove the foreign particles using a solenoids and a
tweezers. If foreign particles are jammed, renew the valve
housing.
Control spool not Control spool is jammed In the case of a malfunction, see "Not possible to deflect
operating or goes back too control spool mechanically" above
slowly Control spool is held by flow force caused Reduce the oil flow from the consumer to the reservoir.
by high oil flow
Version: Electrohydraulic No solenoid current at all or it is too low, Check voltage supply and Q/I operating point,
actuation wrong operating point (solenoid current not see "Technical data sheet". Check plug-in connection.
Control spool does not adapted correctly to oil flow)
react to electrical control Pilot control valve or solenoid valve not Renew the pilot control valve or the solenoid valve.
at all or only reacts on a functioning
delayed basis Undersupply (pump pressure is too low). Undersupply (pump pressure is too low). Provide the
Provide the minimum pump pressure, see minimum pump pressure, see "Technical data sheet".
"Technical data sheet".
Pilot oil supply is jammed Remove the pilot oil supply and replace it with a
new one.
Pilot control valves are contaminated Renew the pilot control valve.
Version: Undersupply (pump pressure is too low). Provide the minimum pump pressure, see "Technical
hydraulic actuation data sheet".
No pilot pressure present Check the pilot oil supply
With valves in parallel Oil flow flows to consumer at minimum Increase the pump oil flow by raising the rotational speed
operation: No pressure pressure due to undersupply or using a bigger pump or reduce the amount of flow to
or no oil flow on the the consumer using a quantity regulator.
consumer when the control
spool is deflected, major
delay in pressure build-up
Neutral circulation No load-sensing unloading
pressure is too high (applies to M4, M6, M7, SP, SX only)
Control spool not in neutral position With tongue: Check the projection,
see "Technical data sheet".
Pressure in the control covers is too high
(check actuation).
Return flow pressure is too high Disconnect the return flow from the common return line;
use a separate return line or increase the size of the line
cross section.
Inlet pressure compensator is jammed Renew the inlet plate.

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Movement on consumer Control spool is not in neutral position Pressure in the control covers is too high
despite neutral position (check actuation).
Secondary pressure relief valve leaking or set Check the setting pressure on the secondary pressure
too low relief valve.
The control spool leakage is too great Refer to the data sheet for the leakage values
Install a leak-free lowering brake valve.
No detent function Restoring force in the direction of actuation Remove the detent and clean it.
is too great compared to the detent force
(spring)
Detent unit is worn Renew the detent unit.
Detent release force is Control spool is jammed See "Not possible to deflect control spool"
too high under "Control spool is jammed" at the top of this table.
Detent unit is damaged Renew the detent unit.
Detent force is too high Clean the detent unit and grease it. If this is not
successful, renew the detent unit.
In case of malfunctions caused by contamination, it is essential to check and

possibly improve the quality of the hydraulic fluid through appropriate measures,
such as purging, exchange or additional installation of filters in addition to carrying
out repairs.

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15 Technical data
The permissible values of the technical data of the control blocks can be found in
the corresponding data sheet. For the assignments of control blocks to data sheets,
refer to Table 1 "Required and supplementary documentation" on page 5.
The data sheets can be found online under

www.boschrexroth.com/various/utilities/mediadirectory
Additional information can be found in the online product catalogue

Mobile hydraulics: www.boschrexroth.com/mobile-hydraulics-catalog
The order-related technical data of your control block can be found in the order
confirmation.

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50/52 Index
16 Index
▶▶ A ▶▶ N
Abbreviations 8 Name plate 19
Accessories 43
Air bleeding 34 ▶▶ O
Operation 36
▶▶ C
Commissioning 32 ▶▶ P
–– Initial 34 Performance description 19
Connection Personnel qualifications 10
–– Electrical 31 Product description 19
–– Hydraulic 29
Conversion 43 ▶▶ R
Corrosion protection 23 Recommissioning
–– after standstill 35
▶▶ D Removal 41
Designations 8 –– Performance 41
Disposal 42 –– Preparation 41
Repair 39
▶▶ E Required documentation 5
Eye bolt 21
▶▶ S
▶▶ F Safety instructions 9
Functional test 35 –– General 11
–– Product-specific 11
▶▶ H –– Signal word 7
Hydraulic fluid 34 Scope of delivery 18
–– Changing 39 Settings 43
–– Disposal 42 Solenoid position
–– Changing 31
▶▶ I Spare parts 40
Identification 19 Storage 23
Inspection 38 Storage time 23
Installation 25 Symbols 8
–– Completion 28
–– Preparation 26 ▶▶ T
Installation conditions 26 Technical data 48
Installation position 26 Tools 26, 41
Intended use 9 Transport 21
–– by hand 21
▶▶ L –– with eye bolt 21
Lifting devices 21 –– with lifting devices 21
Lifting strap 22 –– with lifting strap 22
Troubleshooting 44
▶▶ M –– Malfunction table 45
Maintenance 39
Malfunction table 45

Index 51/52
▶▶ U
Unpacking 25
▶▶ W
Warranty 17, 23, 43
Weight 21

Bosch Rexroth AG
Zum Eisengießer 1
97816 Lohr am Main
Germany
Tel. +49 93 52 18-0
[email protected]
www.boschrexroth.com
Your local contact person can be found at:

www.boschrexroth.com/addresses
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1 About this documentation

1.1 Validity of the documentation

This documentation is intended for machine manufacturers.

1.2 Required and supplementary documentation

Table 1: Required and supplementary documentation

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Table 1: Required and supplementary documentation

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1.3 Representation of information

1.3.1 Safety instructions

Safety instructions are set out as follows:

•• Warning sign: draws attention to the danger

Table 2: Hazard classes as defined in ANSI Z535.6

Warning sign, signal word Meaning

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Table 3: Meaning of symbols

▶▶ Single, independent action

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2.1 About this chapter

2.2 Intended use

The product can be employed as a safety-relevant part of a control system. It does

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2.3 Improper use

2.4 Personnel qualifications

Bosch Rexroth offers you measures supporting training in specific areas. For an

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2.5 General safety instructions

2.6 Product-specific safety instructions

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Danger of bruising and knocks for limbs!

High noise development during operation!

Hot surfaces on the control block!

Inappropriate routing of cables and lines!

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Escaping hydraulic fluid through leaking machine/system components!

Danger from improper handling!

2.7 Personal protective equipment

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3 General instructions on property

Risk of property damage due to inadequate lubrication!

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Contamination of hydraulic fluid!

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Danger due to chemical or aggressive environmental conditions!

Leakage or spilling of hydraulic fluid!

Danger due to heat development in components!

The warranty exclusively applies to the delivered configuration.

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5 About these products

5.1 Performance description

5.2 Product description

5.3 Product identification