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QESV1318 Student WB
QESV1318 Student WB
QESV1318 Student WB
QESV1318
February 2008
Student Material
Table of Contents
Course Introduction
General Information....................................................................................... 3
Prerequisites ................................................................................................. 3
Visual/Text Reference ................................................................................... 3
Student Workbook......................................................................................... 3
Laboratory Exercises..................................................................................... 3
Machine Introduction
Objectives/Student Evaluation ...................................................................... 4
Posttest ......................................................................................................... 5
Machine System
Objectives/Student Evaluation .................................................................... 16
Laboratory Exercises................................................................................... 31
Posttest ....................................................................................................... 34
Propulsion System
Objectives/Student Evaluation .................................................................... 36
Laboratory Exercises................................................................................... 50
Posttest ....................................................................................................... 55
Vibratory System
Objectives/Student Evaluation .................................................................... 57
Laboratory Exercises................................................................................... 67
Posttest ....................................................................................................... 71
February 2008 3 Asphalt Compactor
Course Introduction Student Workbook for QESV1318
Course Introduction
General Information
This Student Workbook contains the CB534D and CB564D Asphalt Compactors course. This
package is to be used in conjunction with the Technical Presentation,CB534D and CB564D
Asphalt Compactors.
Prerequisites
All students should have some overall experience with Caterpillar equipment and have a basic
working knowledge of electrical and electronic systems. It is recommended that prerequisite tests
be administered at least a few weeks before the course. Contact your trainer to obtain the
appropriate pretests.
NOTE: Understanding the operation and function of the systems on the CB534D and CB564D
Asphalt Compactors is critical for troubleshooting. It is also important to be able to properly test
and adjust the system.
Visual/Text Reference
The Technical Presentation,CB534D and CB564D Asphalt Compactors (Form Number
QESV1318) must be used in conjunction with this course. The meeting guide is included on the
Student CD.
Student Workbook
TheStudent Workbook,CB534D and CB564D Asphalt Compactors contains course objectives,
color line art from the training package, lab exercises, and post tests.
Laboratory Exercises
Each section of this course contains lab exercises which reinforce the visual presentation. Lab
exercises provide the student with an opportunity to locate and identify the system components
and to perform testing and adjusting procedures on selected components and systems. Some lab
exercises are the written type with worksheets, while other labs are the traditional “on the iron”
labs. Some answers are provided for the worksheet exercise, while other labs reference the testing
and adjusting procedures of the system operation, testing and adjusting manual. Answers, when
applicable, are provided.
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Machine Introduction Student Workbook for QESV1318
Machine Introduction
Objectives/Student Evaluation
Student Name: ______________________ Instructor(s): _______________________
Course Name: _______________________ Course Number: ____________________
Pretest Score: _______________________ Posttest Score: _____________________
Instructor
Did the student accomplish the following objectives? Additional remarks
Yes No
1. Given all reference material and class notes.
Complete the posttest with a score of 90 percent or
higher.
Posttest
Directions: Using your notes in the student guide answer the following questions. Circle the best
answer for each question.
1. The CB534D and CB564D Asphalt Compactors are powered by a Caterpillar engine.
A. 3054C
B. 3045C
C. C6.6
D. C9
2. The front and rear drums of the CB534D and CB564D are hydrostatically driven.
A. True.
B. False.
4. The articulation area provides a steering angle of ±75 degrees and allows the frame to oscillate
±4 degrees.
A. True.
B. False.
8. The CB564D uses the engine oil pressure switch to determine if the engine is operating.
A. True.
B. False.
9. The CB534D and CB564D are both equipped with two fuel filters.
A. True.
B. False.
5 CAN SHIELD C
Power Distribution and Machine Starting System
21 25 26 30 19 CONFIGURATION 0" I
31 35 36 40 23 CONFIGURATION 1" I
24 HANDLE PWM I
41 45 46 50
35 NEUTRAL LIGHT O
47 BATTERY + I
48 BATTERY + I
49 BATTERY + I
50 BATTERY + I
*I = INPUT TERMINAL; O = OUTPUT TERMINAL; C = CAN TERMINAL
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START SWITCH
1 306-GN-16
2
C9 15A C7 10A C5 15A C3 20A
200-BK 2 1
122-BU
5 176-YL 690-GN-14
R
1 308-YL-16 3 112-PU 155-PK
C 2 4
653-GN-14
START AID 3 307-OR-16
181-RD-12 304-WH-12 4 105-BR-16 D9 10A D7 15A D5 10A D3 20A
OFF 5 376-GN NUMBER-ONE
ON 6
ST
S NEUTRAL START 690-GN-14
B
RELAY 134-YL-16
105-BR-16 105-BR-16
308-YL-16 308-YL-16 121-YL-16
S G
117-RD
MAIN POWER
330-YL
1
RD-00
BAT MTR RELAY 112-PU 123-WH 2
1 15 3
114-GN-14
A982-BR
115-PK-16
101-RD-6 2 200-BK
135-BU
105-BR-16
200-BK
LIGHTS 4
MOTOR
101-RD-6 160-PU-8 BREAKER 5 6
50
7 THROTTLE
GLOW PLUG 112-PU 112-PU CONTROL
BREAKER
9
20
STARTER SWITCH
Power Distribution and Machine Starting System
8
117-RD
80 117-RD-6 LIGHTS BREAKER 614-PU
101-RD-6
117-RD
MAIN 330-YL 200-BK
135-BU
ALTERNATOR BREAKER 109-RD-12 15
181-RD-14
CAN A F711-GN FUNCTION LAMPS
PORT B F712-GY
1 C444-YL THROTTLE C A249-BK 123-WH 1 POWER
101-RD-6 80
ALT 2 308-YL-16 200-BK 2 GROUND
BREAKER
181-RD-12
3 403-GN C405-GY 3 OIL PRESSURE
B+ ALTERNATOR CAN RESISTOR 444-YL 4 BATTERY
465-OR 5 LOW CHARGE PRESS
BREAKER A F711-GN E455-BR 6 HYDRAULIC FILTER
109-RD-6 B F712-GY 428-OR 7 HYDRAULIC TEMP
C A249-BK 8
181-RD-12 9
406-PK 10 COOLANT TEMP
308-YL-16 GLOW PLUG 11
JN C9/AH C4
12
COLD-START 308-YL-16 RELAY 135-BU
1 28
TIMING ADVANCE 2 29 200-BK PROPEL SENSOR
SOLENOID M905-WH 135-BU 1 + BATTERY
M904-OR 200-BK 2 GROUND
K708-BU 3 SIGNAL
308-YL-16
A982-BR
105-BR-16
200-BK
T 4
200-BK
384-BU-8 ELECTRONIC CONTROL
308-YL-16
FUEL MODULE (ECM)
SOLENOID THROTTLE CONTROL MODULE
444-YL
403-GN
BATTERY 1 200-BK
308-YL-16 135-BU
1 BATTERY + 2
CAN + 3 711-GN 181-RD-14 1 + POWER IN
200-BK
200-BK
CAN 4 712-GY 200-BK 2 GROUND IN
A919-BU 3 + OUT
308-YL-16
CAN SHIELD 5 A249-BK
1
2
ARC CONFIG 0" 19 M904-OR 4
5
OUT
+ AUX IN
983-BU
SUPPRESSOR CONFIG 1" 23 M905-WH 6 OPEN
HANDLE PWM 24 K708-BU
200-BK
2 NEUTRAL LIGHT 35 330-YL
HOURMETER BATTERY + 47 135-BU A982-BR
1 135-BU
M
BATTERY + 48 THROTTLE
1 GLOW PLUGS BATTERY + 49 135-BU
SOLENOID
BATTERY + 50 135-BU
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2
3
A
FUEL LIFT PUMP 919-BU B
403-GN 983-BU C
181-RD-14
105-BR-16 105-BR-16 105-BR-16
444-YL 444-YL
200-BK 200-BK 200-BK 200-BK 200-BK
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122-BU
176-YL 690-GN-14
R
1 308-YL-16 112-PU 155-PK
C 2 653-GN-14
START AID 3 306-GN-16
181-RD-12 304-WH-12 4 105-BR-16
OFF 5 376-GN D9 10A D7 15A D5 10A D3 20A
ON 6
S 690-GN-14
ST
B 134-YL-16
105-BR-16 105-BR-16
308-YL-16 308-YL-16 121-YL-16
S G
117-RD
MAIN POWER 1
RD-00
BAT MTR RELAY 112-PU 123-WH 2
1 15 3
114-GN-14
A982-BR
115-PK-16
101-RD-6 2 200-BK
135-BU
105-BR-16
200-BK
LIGHTS 4
MOTOR
101-RD-6 160-PU-8 BREAKER 5 6
50
7 THROTTLE
GLOW PLUG
10
8
101-RD-6 117-RD
80 117-RD-6 LIGHTS BREAKER 614-PU
117-RD
MAIN 200-BK
135-BU
ALTERNATOR BREAKER 109-RD-12 15
181-RD-14
C1/C2 FUNCTION LAMPS
376-GN 12 480-GN
E 1 C444-YL THROTTLE 123-WH 1 POWER
ALT I 2 308-YL-16 80 200-BK 2 GROUND
BREAKER
181-RD-12
R 3 403-GN C405-GY 3 OIL PRESSURE
B+ ALTERNATOR 444-YL 4 BATTERY
465-OR 5 LOW CHARGE PRESS
BREAKER E455-BR 6 HYDRAULIC FILTER
109-RD-6 428-OR 7 HYDRAULIC TEMP
8
181-RD-12 9
406-PK 10 COOLANT TEMP
308-YL-16 GLOW PLUG 11
12
COLD-START 308-YL-16 RELAY
TIMING ADVANCE 1
2
SOLENOID
308-YL-16
A982-BR
105-BR-16
200-BK
T
200-BK
384-BU-8
308-YL-16
FUEL
SOLENOID THROTTLE CONTROL MODULE
444-YL
403-GN
308-YL-16
1 181-RD-14 1 + POWER IN
200-BK
200-BK
ARC
308-YL-16
200-BK 2 GROUND IN
A919-BU 3 + OUT
SUPPRESSOR
1
2
4 OUT
5 + AUX IN
983-BU
2 6 OPEN
200-BK
1
HOURMETER A982-BR
ARC
M
THROTTLE
1 SUPPRESSOR GLOW PLUGS SOLENOID
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2
3 2 A
1 FUEL LIFT PUMP 919-BU B
403-GN 983-BU C
181-RD-14
105-BR-16 105-BR-16 105-BR-16
444-YL 444-YL
200-BK 200-BK 200-BK 200-BK 200-BK
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Laboratory Exercises
Example:
___ Electrical Disconnect Switch
Location: The electrical disconnect switch is located in the engine compartment on the right side
of the machine.
Function: The electrical disconnect switch is a keyed switch with two positions. The electrical
system turns on when the electrical disconnect switch is moved clockwise. The switch must be in
the ON position before the engine will start. The entire machine electrical system shuts off when
the switch is moved counterclockwise.
___ Battery
Location:
Function:
___ Alternator
Location:
Function:
___ Starter
Location:
Function:
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Posttest
Directions: Using your notes in the student guide answer the following questions. Circle the best
answer for each question.
1. The machine is equipped with a single -volt battery which provides -volts to the
machines electrical system.
A. 12, 12
B. 24, 24
C. 12, 24
D. 24, 12
2. When the throttle control switch is in the LOW-IDLE position, the throttle control module is
active.
A. True.
B. False.
3. On the CB534D, the machine starting circuit contains components which ensure that the
machine will not start if the propulsion lever is out of the NEUTRAL position.
A. True.
B. False.
4. The engine is equipped with glow plugs. The glow plugs are installed in the
cylinder head of the engine.
A. three
B. four
C. five
D. six
5. The glow plug relay is energized when the engine start switch is held in the
position.
A. OPERATE
B. START-AID
C. RUN
D. OFF
6. The auxiliary start post is connected to the positive terminal of the battery, allowing the machine
to be jump started without the need to remove the battery cover from the rear of the machine.
A. True.
B. False.
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Machine System
Objectives/Student Evaluation
Student Name: ______________________ Instructor(s): _______________________
Course Name: _______________________ Course Number: ____________________
Pretest Score: _______________________ Posttest Score: _____________________
Instructor
Did the student accomplish the following objectives? Additional remarks
Yes No
1. (Lab A) Given a CB534D and CB564D Asphalt
Compactor and the Lab A Worksheet, locate and
identify the components of the machine system.
2. (Lab B) Given a CB534D and CB564D Asphalt
Compactor, the appropriate service literature and
the Lab B Worksheet, perform the following tests of
the machine system. Follow the procedures in the
service manual.
• Test relief pressure (steering).
3. Given all reference material and class notes,
complete the posttest with a score of 90 percent or
higher.
EF
0.8mm LS
CP
210 BAR
LD 3.5 BAR
ANTICAVITATION FILTER BYPASS
CHECK VALVE VALVE
SOS
180 BAR
INLET CHECK VALVE
P T
SUCTION SCREEN
Machine System
EF
0.8mm LS
CP
210 BAR
LD 3.5 BAR
ANTICAVITATION FILTER BYPASS
CHECK VALVE VALVE
SOS
180 BAR
INLET CHECK VALVE
P T
SUCTION SCREEN
Machine System
11 15 16 20 5 CAN SHIELD C
21 25 26 30 10 DRUM OFFSET LEFT I
31 35 36 40 11 DRUM OFFSET RIGHT I
19 CONFIGURATION 0" I
41 45 46 50
23 CONFIGURATION 1" I
30 OFF CENTER I
40 DRUM LEFT O
41 DRUM RIGHT O
47 BATTERY + I
48 BATTERY + I
49 BATTERY + I
50 BATTERY + I
*I = INPUT TERMINAL; O = OUTPUT TERMINAL; C = CAN TERMINAL
Machine System
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11 15 16 20 5 CAN SHIELD C
21 25 26 30 10 DRUM OFFSET LEFT I
31 35 36 40 11 DRUM OFFSET RIGHT I
19 CONFIGURATION PIN I
41 45 46 50
30 OFF CENTER I
43 DRUM LEFT O
44 DRUM RIGHT O
47 BATTERY + I
48 BATTERY + I
49 BATTERY + I
50 BATTERY + I
*I = INPUT TERMINAL; O = OUTPUT TERMINAL; C = CAN TERMINAL
Machine System
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BATTERY + 48 135-BU
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BATTERY + 49 135-BU
BATTERY + 50 135-BU
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BATTERY + 49 135-BU
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BATTERY + 50 135-BU
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C
1.0mm
10 LPM
X RELIEF VALVE
DRUM OFFSET VALVE
150 BAR
T
Machine System
TO HYDRAULIC TANK
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C
1.0mm
10 LPM
X RELIEF VALVE
DRUM OFFSET VALVE
150 BAR
T
Machine System
TO HYDRAULIC TANK
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11 15 16 20 5 CAN SHIELD C
21 25 26 30 19 CONFIGURATION 0" I
31 35 36 40 22 WATER IN I
23 CONFIGURATION 1" I
41 45 46 50
24 HANDLE PWM I
35 NEUTRAL LIGHT O
45 WATER LEFT O
46 BACK UP O
47 BATTERY + I
48 BATTERY + I
49 BATTERY + I
50 BATTERY + I
*I = INPUT TERMINAL; O = OUTPUT TERMINAL; C = CAN TERMINAL
Machine System
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C922-BR
112-PU
200-BK
C923-OR
C937-WH
15A C905-OR
C936-GY C904-GN NUMBER-TWO WATER
ECM FUSE SPRAY MOTOR
110-GN 110-GN
PROPULSION LEVER 1 C923-OR
M 2 200-BK
H751-OR 1 N/O DRUM OFFSET
CAN A F711-GN 2 N/C LEFT DRUM OFFSET
B F712-GY H750-BR 3 N/O RIGHT DRUM OFFSET C905-OR
PORT C A249-BK 4 N/C RIGHT DRUM OFFSET
5 + SWITCH COMMON C904-GN
A305-YL 6 N/O HORN 110-GN
CAN 7 N/C HORN WATER PUMP
C903-BU
C922-BR
200-BK
330-YL
C905-OR
C923-OR
C937-WH
29
614-PU
CAN + 3 F711-GN A249-BK C935-PU
CAN 4 F712-GY F712-GY
CAN SHIELD 5 A249-BK F711-GN INTERMITTENT SPRAY WATER SPRAY TIMER
CONFIG 0 19 M904-OR 135-BU FROM MASTER LIGHT SWITCH
WATER IN 22 P979-YL 135-BU
POTENTIOMETER
CONFIG 1 23 M905-WH 135-BU 4
HANDLE PWM 24 K708-BU 135-BU 1 C937-WH C937-WH
ON TIME
NEUTRAL LIGHT 35 330-YL 135-BU
WATER LEFT 45 C935-PU C936-GY BR A N930-BR N930-BR 5 TO FRONT SPRAY BAR LIGHTS
BACK UP 46 C936-GY P979-YL BK B N929-YL 2 C935-PU
BATTERY + 47 135-BU K708-BU RD C N928-OR
BATTERY + 48 135-BU 330-YL N929-YL 6
TO REAR SPRAY BAR LIGHTS
Machine System
N928-OR 7
200-BK
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614-PU
20 INDICATOR
A631-BU 1 WATER SPRAY FROM
200-BK 2 GROUND MASTER
LIGHT
SWITCH
INTERMITTENT SPRAY C937-WH
C905-OR
POTENTIOMETER
MODEL CONFIGURATION
Machine System
A990-BL A
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OR A A916-GN 22 135-BU B
BK B A915-OR 23 200-BK C
WH C N929-YL 24
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Laboratory Exercises
Steering Control
___ Gear Pump (Steering and Charge)
Location:
Function:
NOTE: For complete procedures, refer to the service manual module Specifications, Systems
Operation, Testing and Adjusting,CB534D and CB564D Asphalt Compactors, Machine System.
1. Test relief valve pressure (steering).
Posttest
Directions: Using your notes in the student guide answer the following questions. Circle the best
answer for each question.
1. The main relief valve in the steering and charge pump limits the pressure the pump can generate
to a maximum of .
A. 450 kPa (80 psi)
B. 22 00 kPa (3265 psi)
C. 6500 kPa (943 psi)
D. 21 000 ± 2000 kPa (3050 ± 290 psi)
2. The steering cylinders and a vertical pin in the articulation area allow for a ±30-degree steering
angle.
A. True.
B. False.
3. The pressure switch located in the outlet line of the charge filter is normally closed. Actuation
pressure of the switch is .
A. 650 kPa (94 psi)
B. 1400 kPa (200 psi)
C. 19 000 kPa (2755 psi)
D. 20 000 kPa (2900 psi)
4. The priority valve in the steering pump directs oil to the steering control unit.
A. True.
B. False.
5. The pressure switch in the base of the charge filter senses the pressure differential across the
filter. If the pressure differential is greater than , the pressure switch closes,
causing the hydraulic oil filter indicator on the instrument panel to illuminate and an alarm to
sound.
A. 345 ± 35 kPa (50 ± 5 psi)
B. 600 ± 25 kPa (99 ± 4 psi)
C. 18 000 ± 2000 kPa (2610 ± 290 psi)
D. None of the above.
6. The main relief valve in the steering control unit limits the maximum pressure available to the
steering control unit to .
A. 345 ± 35 kPa (50 ± 5 psi)
B. 600 ± 25 kPa (99 ± 4 psi)
C. 18 000 ± 2000 kPa (2610 ± 290 psi)
D. None of the above.
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7. The fan motor contains a relief valve which limits the motor inlet pressure to approximately
.
A. 1400 kPa (200 psi)
B. 7000 kPa (1010 psi)
C. 19 000 kPa (2755 psi)
D. 20 000 kPa (2900 psi)
9. The drum offset system allows the front drum to be laterally moved in order to provide a
maximum offset between the front and rear drums of .
A. ±17 mm (±.65 in)
B. ±170 mm (±6.65 in)
C. ±1170 mm (±16.65 in)
D. None of the above.
10. The drum offset manifold contains a relief valve which limits the maximum pressure available to
the drum offset cylinder to .
A. 345 ± 35 kPa (50 ± 5 psi)
B. 600 ± 25 kPa (99 ± 4 psi)
C. 15 000 ± 1500 kPa (2180 ± 218 psi)
D. None of the above.
11. When the intermittent spray control dial is in the center of its travel range, the water system is
cycled ON for seconds and OFF for seconds.
A. 20, 20
B. 20, 40
C. 60, 20
D. None of the above.
12. As the intermittent spray control dial is rotated counterclockwise from center, the time ON
decreases and time OFF increases on a 20-second interval.
A. True.
B. False.
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Propulsion System Student Workbook for QESV1318
Propulsion System
Objectives/Student Evaluation
Student Name: ______________________ Instructor(s): _______________________
Course Name: _______________________ Course Number: ____________________
Pretest Score: _______________________ Posttest Score: _____________________
Instructor
Did the student accomplish the following objectives? Additional remarks
Yes No
1. (Lab A) Given a CB534D and CB564D Asphalt
Compactor and the Lab A Worksheet, locate and
identify the components of the propulsion system.
2. (Lab B) Given a CB534D and CB564D Asphalt
Compactor, the appropriate service literature and
the Lab B Worksheet, perform the following tests of
and adjustments to the propulsion system. Follow
the procedures in the service manual.
• Test relief valve pressure (charge)
• Test relief valve pressure (main)
• Test relief valve pressure (pressure override).
3. (Lab C) Given a CB534D and CB564D Asphalt
Compactor and all reference material and class
notes, troubleshoot a fault in the propulsion system
(no worksheet).
4. Given all reference material and class notes,
complete the posttest with a score of 90 percent or
higher.
11 15 16 20
12 SHIFT SWITCH I
21 25 26 30 15 PROXIMITY SWITCH I
31 35 36 40 19 CONFIGURATION 0" I
41 45 46 50 23 CONFIGURATION 1" I
24 HANDLE PWM I
27 AUTOMATIC SPEED CONTROL I
34 BRAKE LIGHT O
35 NEUTRAL LIGHT O
37 INTERLOCK SOLENOID O
38 PROPEL FORWARD O
39 PROPEL REVERSE O
42 BRAKE SELECT O
46 BACK UP O
Propulsion System
47 BATTERY + I
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49 BATTERY + I
50 BATTERY + I
*I = INPUT TERMINAL; O = OUTPUT TERMINAL; C = CAN TERMINAL
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11 15 16 20
19 CONFIGURATION PIN I
21 25 26 30
23 NEUTRAL SWITCH I
31 35 36 40 24 PROPULSION HANDLE SPEED PWM I
41 45 46 50 25 HYDRAULIC CHARGE PRESSURE I
27 SPEED DIAL POTENTIOMETER I
34 PARKING BRAKE LIGHT O
35 NEUTRAL LIGHT O
37 SHIFT SOLENOID O
38 PROPULSION FORWARD SOLENOID O
39 PROPULSION REVERSE SOLENOID O
42 BRAKE SOLENOID O
45 INTERLOCK SOLENOID O
46 BACK UP ALARM O
Propulsion System
47 BATTERY + I
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48 BATTERY + I
49 BATTERY + I
50 BATTERY + I
*I = INPUT TERMINAL; O = OUTPUT TERMINAL; C = CAN TERMINAL
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5-5 (1) CP_NEUTRAL_FLT NEUTRAL FAULT PROPEL SENSOR AND PROXIMITY SWITCH 3
NOTES: (1) CB564D ONLY
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SWASHPLATE ROTATING
GROUP
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PISTON
SHUTTLE SPOOL RELIEF CARTRIDGES
SPINDLE
Propulsion System
TOWING
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ADJUSTMENT
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CONTROL PLATE
ROD
MAXIMUM DISPLACEMENT LIMITER FLUSHING BLOCK
ACTUATOR PISTON
FLUSHING SPOOL
Propulsion System
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CONTROL PLATE
ROD
MAXIMUM DISPLACEMENT LIMITER FLUSHING BLOCK
ACTUATOR PISTON
FLUSHING SPOOL
Propulsion System
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5 6 321-BR
BACKUP ALARM 777-PU
ARC SUPPRESSOR 7
200-BK
321-BR
1 A925-YL
2 A915-OR 200-BK
614-PU 8
3 A926-YL
4 A916-GN 777-PU 1
200-BK 2
A F711-GN C926-GY 200-BK PARKING BRAKE
CAN B F712-GY 2 1 SOLENOID
PORT C A249-BK 5
121-YL 321-BR 751-GN
SHIFT
44
3
CAN AUTOMATIC SPEED
RESISTOR
4 SOLENOID
CONTROL
A F711-GN POTENTIOMETER BACKUP
B F712-GY ALARM RELAY
C A249-BK 751-GN 1
A916-GN 200-BK 2
A OR
A915-OR B BK
ELECTRONIC CONTROL A914-OR C WH
MODULE (ECM)
BATTERY 1 200-BK 135-BU 751-GN 1
BATTERY + 2 135-BU 135-BU 200-BK 2
CAN + 3 711-GN 135-BU JN C9/
CAN 4 712-GY 135-BU AH C4 135-BU 1 + BATTERY ARC SUPPRESSOR
CAN SHIELD 5 A249-BK 135-BU 200-BK 2 GROUND
BRAKE NO 6 U734-GN C936-GY 17 K708-BU 3 SIGNAL C729-BU
BRAKE NC 7 U735-GY A914-BU 16 4
+5 VOLTS 8 A926-YL M904-OR 28 135-BU
5 VOLTS 9 A925-YL M905-WH 29 200-BK INTERLOCK
SHIFT SWITCH 12 751-GN 200-BK
PROPULSION SENSOR SOLENOID
PROX SWITCH 15 F877-WH K708-BU
CONFIG 0" 19 M904-OR F877-WH
CONFIG 1" 23 M905-WH U735-GY PROXIMITY SWITCH
HANDLE PWM 24 K708-BU U734-GN
AUTO SPEED CTRL 27 A914-BU K725-GN 200-BK A C729-BU 1
BRAKE LIGHT 34 419-YL K726-BU F877-WH B 200-BK 2
NEUTRAL LIGHT 35 330-YL 777-PU 135-BU C
INTERLOCK SOL 37 C729-BU 751-GN
Propulsion System
419-YL
7
200-BK
200-BK 200-BK 2
117-RD 15A 121-YL K726-BU 3
200-BK 4
BACKUP ALARM FUSE 614-PU
B+ FROM MAIN POWER RELAY
8
777-PU
RESISTORS 200-BK
321-BR
BACKUP ALARM
1 A915-OR
2 CHARGE PRESSURE
3 A925-YL 321-BR
4
SWITCH
A916-GN 200-BK
5 200-BK A
6 A926-YL B 777-PU 1
465-OR C 200-BK 2
A F711-GN
PARKING BRAKE
CAN B F712-GY SOLENOID
PORT C A249-BK
AUTOMATIC SPEED 751-GN
ENGINE OIL CONTROL
45
200-BK
NEUTRAL SWITCH 23 F877-WH 465-OR 200-BK A
PROPEL HANDLE PWM 24 710-GN 405-GY F877-WH B BACKUP
CHARGE PRESSURE SWITCH 25 465-OR 175-PK C
SPEED DIAL POTENTIOMETER 27 A914-OR 419-YL ALARM RELAY
2 1
PARKING BRAKE LIGHT 34 419-YL U735-GY
NEUTRAL LIGHT 35 330-YL U734-GN 5
SHIFT SOL 37 751-GN K725-GN 121-YL 321-BR
3
Propulsion System
BRAKE
DIRECTIONAL
A a b CONTROL
VALVE PS P G Fa Fc MB
T2 R T1 T2 B
1.07mm
SERVO PISTON
B
T1
450 BAR
FRONT
PROPEL
MOTOR B SHIFT
VALVE 2
425 BAR
450 BAR
1.2mm
1 3 POR
VALVE
B T
A
Propulsion System
MANUAL BRAKE
RELEASE PUMP X1 X2 MH S MA A
AUX PROPEL PUMP REVERSE COMBINATION VALVE
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DIRECTIONAL
a b CONTROL
VALVE PS P G Fa Fc MB
R T1 T2 B
T
1 3 SERVO PISTON
B B
1.07mm
450 BAR
AUX
FRONT
PARKING
BRAKE FLUSHING RELIEF VALVE
U B X
425 BAR
450 BAR
1.2mm
SERVO PISTON
POR
VALVE
1.4 A
SHIFT
Propulsion System
SPOOL 18 BAR
X1 X2 MH S MA A
REVERSE COMBINATION VALVE
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BRAKE
DIRECTIONAL
A a b CONTROL
VALVE PS P G Fa Fc MB
T2 R T1 T2 B
1.07mm
SERVO PISTON
B
T1
450 BAR
FRONT
PROPEL
MOTOR B SHIFT
VALVE 2
425 BAR
450 BAR
1.2mm
1 3 POR
VALVE
B T
A
Propulsion System
MANUAL BRAKE
RELEASE PUMP X1 X2 MH S MA A
AUX PROPEL PUMP REVERSE COMBINATION VALVE
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BRAKE
DIRECTIONAL
A a b CONTROL
VALVE PS P G Fa Fc MB
T2 R T1 T2 B
1.07mm
SERVO PISTON
B
T1
450 BAR
FRONT
PROPEL
MOTOR B SHIFT
VALVE 2
425 BAR
450 BAR
1.2mm
1 3 POR
VALVE
B T
A
Propulsion System
MANUAL BRAKE
RELEASE PUMP X1 X2 MH S MA A
AUX PROPEL PUMP REVERSE COMBINATION VALVE
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Laboratory Exercises
___ Speedometer
Location:
Function:
NOTE: For complete procedures, refer to the service manual module Specifications, Systems
Operation, Testing and Adjusting,CB534D and CB564D Asphalt Compactors, Propulsion System.
1. Test relief valve pressure (charge), forward and reverse
2. Test relief valve pressure (main), forward and reverse
3. Test relief valve pressure (pressure override), forward and reverse.
Posttest
Directions: Using your notes in the student guide answer the following questions. Circle the best
answer for each question.
1. The drive systems consist of two, variable-displacement, piston-type propulsion pumps and a
single piston-type hydraulic motor for the machine.
A. True.
B. False.
2. The operator can release the parking brakes when the propulsion lever is out of the NEUTRAL
position.
A. True.
B. False.
3. The rear drum motor contains a flushing valve. The flushing valve spool directs oil from the low-
pressure side of the drum propulsion loop to the flushing relief valve. When the pressure in the
low pressure side of the propulsion loop is greater than , the flushing relief valve
opens.
A. 1700 kPa (250 psi)
B. 1800 kPa (260 psi)
C. 42 000 ± 2000 kPa (6230 ± 290 psi)
D. 45 000 ± 2000 kPa (6530 ± 290 psi)
4. The drum motors on the CB564D and the rear drum motor on the CB534D are piston motors
with two speeds.
A. True.
B. False.
5. When the pressure in the high-pressure circuit is greater than , the pressure
unseats the piston and moves the valve spool until the passage from the charge circuit is open
to the case drain.
A. 1700 kPa (250 psi)
B. 1800 kPa (260 psi)
C. 42 000 ± 2000 kPa (6230 ± 290 psi)
D. 45 000 ± 2000 kPa (6530 ± 290 psi)
6. When the automatic speed control dial is in the position, the machine remains
in neutral.
A. MINIMUM-SPEED
B. HIGH-SPEED
C. LOW-SPEED
D. None of the above.
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7. The propulsion sensor converts the position of the propulsion lever to an electrical impulse. The
impulse takes the form of a pulse-width modulated signal with a duty cycle between
approximately percent and percent. When the propulsion lever is in the
NEUTRAL position, the duty cycle is approximately percent.
A. 5, 11, 100
B. 7, 71, 75
C. 9, 91, 50
D. None of the above.
8. When a fault is detected, the ECM flashes a fault code on the parking brake indicator.
A. True.
B. False.
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Vibratory System
Objectives/Student Evaluation
Student Name: ______________________ Instructor(s): _______________________
Course Name: _______________________ Course Number: ____________________
Pretest Score: _______________________ Posttest Score: _____________________
Instructor
Did the student accomplish the following objectives? Additional remarks
Yes No
1. (Lab A) Given a CB534D and CB564D Asphalt
Compactor and the Lab A Worksheet, locate and
identify the components of the vibratory hydraulic
system.
2. (Lab B) Given a CB534D and CB564D Asphalt
Compactor, the appropriate service literature and
the Lab B Worksheet, perform the following tests of
and adjustments to the vibratory hydraulic system.
Follow the procedures in the service manual.
• Test pressure relief valve (charge vibratory)
• Test pressure relief valve (main vibratory)
• Test pressure relief valve (pressure override
vibratory).
3. (Lab C) Given a CB534D and CB564D Asphalt
Compactor and all reference material and class
notes, troubleshoot a fault in the vibratory hydraulic
system (no worksheet).
4. Given all reference material and class notes,
complete the posttest with a score of 90 percent or
higher.
11 15 16 20
17 VIBRATOR HIGH I
21 25 26 30
19 CONFIGURATION 0" I
31 35 36 40 23 CONFIGURATION 1" I
41 45 46 50 24 HANDLE PWM I
29 VIBRATOR ON I
36 VIBRATOR LIGHT O
43 VIBRATOR FORWARD O
44 VIBRATOR REVERSE O
47 BATTERY + I
48 BATTERY + I
49 BATTERY + I
50 BATTERY + I
*I = INPUT TERMINAL; O = OUTPUT TERMINAL; C = CAN TERMINAL
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11 15 16 20
17 VIBRATOR HIGH I
21 25 26 30
19 CONFIGURATION PIN I
31 35 36 40 24 HANDLE PWM I
41 45 46 50 26 VIBRATORY SYSTEM CONFIGURE I
29 VIBRATOR ON I
36 VIBRATOR LIGHT O
40 VIBRATOR FORWARD O
41 VIBRATOR REVERSE O
47 BATTERY + I
48 BATTERY + I
49 BATTERY + I
50 BATTERY + I
*I = INPUT TERMINAL; O = OUTPUT TERMINAL; C = CAN TERMINAL
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(1)
6-4 CP_VIBEHILOW_FLT VIBRATORY AMPLITUDE SIGNAL INVALID INPUT 1
NOTES: (1) CB564D ONLY
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C933-GN
7
C926-BU
C927-PU
5 6 5 6
GAUGE FUSE FROM LIGHT MASTER SWITCH 614-PU
7 7
8 200-BK
112-PU 135-BU 614-PU 614-PU 8 8
15A 200-BK 200-BK
B440-WH 440-WH 200-BK
ECM FUSE 123-WH
C925-GN
C926-BU
C906-PU
C927-PU
X982-PU
C924-YL
C933-GN C933-GN
200-BK
614-PU
B440-WH
B439-RD
PROPULSION LEVER 614-PU
S
H751-OR 1 N/O DRUM OFFSET 123-WH I G 200-BK
CAN A F711-GN 2 N/C LEFT DRUM OFFSET
B F712-GY H750-BR 3 N/O RIGHT DRUM OFFSET VIBRATORY
PORT C A249-BK 4 N/C RIGHT DRUM OFFSET
5 + SWITCH COMMON TACHOMETER
A305-YL 6 N/O HORN 614-PU
CAN 7 N/C HORN FRONT MOTOR
RESISTOR P979-YL 8 N/O WATER SPRAY
61
C926-BU
C927-PU
SPEED SENSOR
200-BK
9 N/C WATER SPRAY
A F711-GN P978-GN 10 N/O VIBE
B F712-GY 11 N/C VIBE B439-RD 1
C A249-BK 12 200-BK 2
C925-GN
C906-PU
C906-PU
X982-PU
C924-YL
135-BU 1 + BATTERY 200-BK
JN C9/ 200-BK 2 GROUND
AH C4 K708-BU 3 SIGNAL B440-WH 1
4
C926-BU
C927-PU
28 135-BU 200-BK 2
200-BK
29 C21 C18
1
2
1
2
PROPULSION SENSOR
REAR MOTOR
M905-WH TWO AMPLITUDE OR
M904-OR VIBRATORY INDICATOR SPEED SENSOR VERSA VIBE MACHINES:
ELECTRONIC CONTROL CONNECT C18 TO C20 AND
MODULE (ECM) C935-PU 1 WATER SPRAY 200-BK
CONNECT C19 TO C21
BATTERY 1 200-BK 200-BK 2 GROUND FIVE AMPLITUDE MACHINE:
135-BU C932-YL 3 VIBRATOR
C926-BU
CONNECT C18 TO C21 AND
C927-PU
BATTERY + 2 200-BK 4 GROUND
200-BK
CAN + 3 711-GN A249-BK FRONT MOTOR REAR MOTOR CONNECT C19 TO C20
CAN 4 712-GY 712-GY
A249-BK 711-GN SELECTOR SOLENOID SELECTOR SOLENOID
1
2
1
2
CAN SHIELD 5
VIBRATOR AUTO 16 C933-GN 200-BK REVERSE FORWARD C19 C20
VIBRATOR HIGH 17 X982-PU 135-BU SOLENOID SOLENOID
M904-OR
K918-GN
K919-YL
T825-YL
A990-BU
X982-PU
CONFIG 0" 19 135-BU
CONFIG 1" 23 M905-WH 135-BU
HANDLE PWM 24 K708-BU 135-BU
VIBRATOR ON 29 P978-GN 135-BU
C932-YL C933-GN K918-GN 1 C926-BU 1 C927-PU 1
VIBRATOR LIGHT 36
VIBRATOR FWD 43 A990-BU P978-GN 200-BK 2 200-BK 2 200-BK 2
VIBRATOR REV 44 T825-YL K708-BU K919-YL 3
Vibratory System
C933-GN
7
C926-BU
C927-PU
5 6 5 6
614-PU X982-PU
GAUGE FUSE FROM LIGHT MASTER SWITCH
7 7
8 200-BK
112-PU 135-BU 614-PU 614-PU 8 614-PU 8
15A 200-BK 200-BK
B440-WH 200-BK
ECM FUSE 123-WH 123-WH
C933-GN C933-GN VIBRATORY
TACHOMETER
B439-RD
CAN A F711-GN PROPULSION LEVER 614-PU
B F712-GY LIGHT
PORT C A249-BK H751-OR 1 N/O DRUM OFFSET
A 200-BK
B 123-WH 614-PU 1
2 N/C LEFT DRUM OFFSET C B440-WH
H750-BR 3 N/O RIGHT DRUM OFFSET 200-BK 2
CAN 4 N/C RIGHT DRUM OFFSET
RESISTOR 135-BU 5 + SWITCH COMMON VIBRATORY
320-OR 6 N/O HORN TACHOMETER
A F711-GN 7 N/C HORN
B F712-GY P979-YL 8 N/O WATER SPRAY
62
C926-BU
C927-PU
X982-PU
11 N/C VIBE
200-BK
MODEL 12
B439-RD 1
CONFIGURATION 200-BK 2
PIN PROPULSION SENSOR
A A A990-BU 200-BK
B B 135-BU 135-BU 1 + BATTERY B440-WH
C C 200-BK 200-BK 2 GROUND
J-C102 J-C5 710-GN 3 SIGNAL 1
4 B440-WH TWO AMPLITUDE OR VERSA
200-BK 2
VIBE TM MACHINES:
CONNECT J-C4 TO J-C101
ELECTRONIC CONTROL VIBRATORY INDICATOR REAR MOTOR FIVE AMPLITUDE MACHINE:
MODULE (ECM) A631-BU 1 WATER SPRAY SPEED SENSOR CONNECT J-C4 TO J-C100
J-C2 A-C20 200-BK 2 GROUND
BATTERY 1 200-BK A990-BU 200-BK
BATTERY + 2 135-BU 5 C932-YL 3 VIBRATOR
200-BK 4 GROUND
CAN + 3 F711-GN A249-BK FRONT MOTOR REAR MOTOR
CAN 4 F712-GY F712-GY
A249-BK F711-GN SELECTOR SOLENOID SELECTOR SOLENOID
CAN SHIELD 5 VIBRATORY
VIBRATOR AUTO 16 C933-GN 200-BK
VIBRATOR HIGH 17 X982-PU 135-BU CONTROL
CONFIG PIN 19 A990-BU 135-BU SOLENOID
HANDLE PWM 24 710-GN 135-BU
K918-GN
C
A
B
A
B
VIBRATOR SYS CONFIG 26 T825-YL 135-BU 1
VIBRATOR ON 29 P978-GN 135-BU 200-BK 2
VIBRATOR LIGHT 36 C932-YL C933-GN C926-BU 1 C927-PU 1 J-C100 J-C101
VIBRATOR FWD 40 K918-GN P978-GN 200-BK 2 200-BK 2
C
A
B
VIBRATOR REV 41 K919-YL 710-GN
K919-YL 3 J-C4
BATTERY + 47 135-BU C932-YL 4 C927-PU
200-BK
Vibratory System
T825-YL
135-BU
200-BK
BATTERY + 49 135-BU K918-GN
BATTERY + 50 135-BU K919-YL 200-BK 200-BK 200-BK
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X1 X2 Ma
FRONT VIBRATORY SELECTOR VALVE B
REVERSE COMBINATION VALVE
FROM SHIFT VALVE REAR VIBRATORY
SELECTOR VALVE A FRONT VIBRATORY
A MOTOR
FROM PROPEL MOTORS CASE DRAIN
FROM PROPEL PUMP CASE DRAIN
B
0.8
CP
3.5 BAR 240 BAR
B
T P MP
THERMAL BYPASS VALVE
A
2.0
Vibratory System
18 BAR
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X1 X2 Ma
FRONT VIBRATORY SELECTOR VALVE B
REVERSE COMBINATION VALVE
FROM SHIFT VALVE REAR VIBRATORY
SELECTOR VALVE A FRONT VIBRATORY
A MOTOR
FROM PROPEL MOTORS CASE DRAIN
FROM PROPEL PUMP CASE DRAIN
B
0.8
CP
3.5 BAR 240 BAR
B
T P MP
THERMAL BYPASS VALVE
A
2.0
Vibratory System
18 BAR
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FROM CHARGE FILTER
(STEERING SYSTEM)
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X1 X2 Ma
FRONT VIBRATORY SELECTOR VALVE B
REVERSE COMBINATION VALVE
FROM SHIFT VALVE REAR VIBRATORY
SELECTOR VALVE A FRONT VIBRATORY
A MOTOR
FROM PROPEL MOTORS CASE DRAIN
FROM PROPEL PUMP CASE DRAIN
B
0.8
CP
3.5 BAR 240 BAR
B
T P MP
THERMAL BYPASS VALVE
A
2.0
Vibratory System
18 BAR
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FROM CHARGE FILTER
(STEERING SYSTEM)
FLUSHING RELIEF VALVE
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X1 X2 Ma
FRONT VIBRATORY SELECTOR VALVE B
REVERSE COMBINATION VALVE
FROM SHIFT VALVE REAR VIBRATORY
SELECTOR VALVE A FRONT VIBRATORY
A MOTOR
FROM PROPEL MOTORS CASE DRAIN
FROM PROPEL PUMP CASE DRAIN
B
0.8
CP
3.5 BAR 240 BAR
B
T P MP
THERMAL BYPASS VALVE
A
2.0
Vibratory System
18 BAR
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FROM CHARGE FILTER
(STEERING SYSTEM)
FLUSHING RELIEF VALVE
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Laboratory Exercises
NOTE: For complete procedures, refer to the service manual module Specifications, Systems
Operation, Testing and Adjusting,CB534D and CB564D Asphalt Compactors, Machine System.
1. Test pressure relief valve (charge vibratory)
2. Test pressure relief valve (main vibratory)
3. Test pressure relief valve (pressure override vibratory)
Posttest
Directions: Using your notes in the student guide answer the following questions. Circle the best
answer for each question.
1. The machine’s electrical system prevents the vibrators from operating unless the propulsion
lever is out of the NEUTRAL position.
A. True.
B. False.
3. Each drum contains a single eccentric weight. The weight is located in a sealed housing inside
the drum and is connected to the vibratory motor output shaft.
A. True.
B. False.
4. On machines equipped with the Versa-Vibe system the relief setting of the combination valve is
.
A. 40 000 kPa (5800 psi)
B. 41 000 kPa (5900 psi)
C. 42 000 kPa (6000 psi)
D. None of the above.
5. The vibratory master switch located on the front of the propulsion lever serves as the master
switch for the vibratory system.
A. True.
B. False.
6. When the vibratory system is operating, and the pressure in the low-pressure side of the loop is
greater than , the flushing relief valve opens, directing flow from the low-
pressure side of the loop into the case drain to cool and clean the vibratory loop.
A. 6500 - 8500 kPa (943 - 1233 psi)
B. 1800 kPa (260 psi)
C. 15 000 ± 500 kPa (2180 ± 73 psi)
D. None of the above.