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Sistema Hidraulico
Sistema Hidraulico
Shown to the right is the dozer control valve. It is mounted RENR7546-01 FLUID POWER SYMBOLS
Item Part Schematic to the inside of the right fender, just above the right frame January 2005
Description B C D F
BASIC COMPONENT SYMBOLS
Number Number Location rail. It may be accessed by removing the floor plates in the
STANDARD CONFIGURATION operator compartment. It controls the following functions: E
MAIN AUX.
1 TANK & FILTER GP 211-4364 A-3 PUMP: VARIABLE and
BLADE RAISE, PUMP or MOTOR FLUID CONDITIONER SPRING CONTROL VALVES RESTRICTION LINE RESTRICTION 2-SECTION PUMP PRESSURE COMPENSATED
2 PUMP GP 228-0272 B-3 BLADE LOWER/FLOAT, (FIXED)
Hydraulic System
VENTED PRESSURIZED RETURN BELOW FLUID LEVEL
RIPPER OPTION
1B CYLINDER GP RIPPER LIFT (RH) 192-6446 A-6 DOZER CONTROL VALVE 5 COMBINATION CONTROLS
2B CYLINDER GP RIPPER LIFT (LH) 192-6445 A-7
3B CYLINDER GP RIPPER TILT 4T-9977 A-6, A-7
4B CYLINDER GP RIPPER PIN PULLER 6E-3113 A-5 RJG1-UP SOLENOID SOLENOID SOLENOID SOLENOID and SERVO THERMAL DETENT
5B VALVE GP-RIPPER RIPPER LIFT & TIP 235-3506 B-6 The ripper control valve is shown in the illustration or MANUAL and PILOT PILOT or MANUAL
6B VALVE GP-RESOLVER 263-3912 C-7 to the right. It is mounted to the rear of the main
case, just above the transmission inspection cover F E MANUAL CONTROL SYMBOLS
7B VALVE GP-MOUNTING 188-6140 A-5
and just below the fuel tank. It controls the
8B VALVE GP-RIPPER WARMING (OPTION) 164-4540 C-6
following functions:
ATUO CARRY OPTION
1C CYLINDER GP RH LIFT WITH POSITION SENSING 231-0865 F-5 RIPPER RAISE, PUSH-PULL LEVER MANUAL SHUTOFF GENERAL MANUAL PUSH BUTTON PEDAL SPRING
2C VALVE GP-DIVERTER FOR CRUISE CONTROL OPTI 164-4536 B-4 RIPPER LOWER,
REVERSING DEMAND FAN OPTION RIPPER SHANK IN, PILOT CONTROL SYMBOLS
RIPPER SHANK OUT. RELEASED PRESSURE REMOTE SUPPLY PRESSURE
1D MOTOR GP- NO ANTI-CAV VALVE ( BI-DIRECTIONA 212-4977 C-2
2D VALVE GP-DVTR REVERSING FOR DEMAND FAN 229-1466 E-1
It is supplied oil from the lift and tilt sections of the
REFERENCE SENSORS AND SWITCH implement pump (when a blade tilt function is not
E2 TRANSDUCER-PRESSURE 237-0957 C-1 activated). Service points identified in the illustration EXTERNAL RETURN INTERNAL RETURN SIMPLIFIED COMPLETE INTERNAL
SUPPLY PRESSURE
E3 TRANSDUCER-PRESSURE 237-0957 B-6 to the right:
EU VACUM BREAKER PACKAGE ACCUMULATORS CROSSING AND JOINING LINES HYDRAULIC AND PNEUMATIC CYLINDERS
D C B A
1F VALVE GP-VACUUM 117-9152 A-4
SPRING LOADED GAS CHARGED LINES CROSSING LINES JOINING SINGLE ACTING DOUBLE ACTING
A. high pressure supply hose (connects to the front of the valve - not visible here)
B. return oil from ripper cylinders (connects to the return oil manifold - see illustration #92) HYDRAULIC PUMPS HYDRAULIC MOTORS INTERNAL PASSAGEWAYS
C. ripper shank in/shank out valve section
D. ripper raise/lower valve section FIXED VARIABLE DISPLACEMENT FIXED VARIABLE DISPLACEMENT INFINITE THREE TWO
E. hydraulic oil passages to/from the right ripper lift cylinder (other side - left cylinder) DISPLACEMENT NON-COMPENSATED DISPLACEMENT NON-COMPENSATED POSITIONING POSITION POSITION
F. hydraulic oil passages to/from the right ripper shank cylinder (other side - left cylinder)
UNIDIRECTIONAL UNIDIRECTIONAL
On machines with a cold weather arrangement, a ripper warming valve is attached to the ripper
valve. The warming valve allows a small amount of oil to circulate through the valve and return BIDIRECTIONAL BIDIRECTIONAL
FLOW IN ONE
DIRECTION
PARALLEL
FLOW
CROSS
FLOW
FLOW ALLOWED IN
EITHER DIRECTION
to tank. This prevents thermal shock from occuring inside the valve.
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HDFP DEMAND FAN PUMP DISCH. C-2 1C
HPRV RV PRESSURE SIGNAL E-5
1B
Major components in the hydraulic system are located under the operator platform and may be TI = HPSI
accessed by removing the floor plates in the operator compartment (except the ripper valve). Electrical Symbols (Electrical)
HPD3 2C The dozer control valve (A) is mounted to the inside of the right fender and just above the right
The pressure reducing manifold is located K J H G
on the front of the main case, below the A
frame rail. It can be accessed through the floor plates in the operator compartment. TR = HPTR
E3 5 6 19 1 1F 11 FS 2 8 9 HFMI
17 1D *18 2D 2A 4 The ripper valve (B) is mounted to the rear of the main case, just below the center of the fuel
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EH pilot manifold. Service points shown
tank. T
in the illustration above are: HPD1 HPD2 HFPD
The EH pilot manifold (C) is located on top of the main case, just below the floor plates in the
operator compartment.
RU = HPRR Pressure Temperature Level Flow
F Symbol Symbol Symbol Symbol
The pressure reducing manifold (D) is located on the front of the main case, just below the EH
HPTR HPDL HPRV 7 5 6 1F 19 1 FS 13 12 *18 pilot manifold.
HPDR HPSO HPRR 5B 10 6B To Ripper Tip To Ripper Tip
3 1C Control Valve Control Valve Wire Number Identification Codes
HPS HPTL HPSI 8B (Shank Out) (Shank In)
To Ripper Lift
- blade raise, or dozer raise solenoid (DR)
Control Valve
(Ripper Lower)
Electrical Schematic Example Hydraulic Schematic Example
To Blade Lift
B Control Valve To Ripper Lift Current Standard Current Standard
- engine overspeed solenoid, or PCO valve (RV) (Blade Lower/Float)
15 Control Valve
(Ripper Raise)
3B Harness identification code
This example indicates
C 4B - blade tilt left solenoid (TL) wire 135 in harness "AG". Wire
Circuit Number Wire Color
D HPS E Identification
- blade tilt right solenoid (TR)
325-AG135 PK-14
A. pressure reducing manifold
To Tank
B line from the logic valve resolver circuit DR 325-PK
- blade lower/float, or dozer lower/float solenoid (DL) TO RD TI RU Circuit Identification Wire Color Wire Gauge
C. high pressure supply from the pilot pressure and RATAAC fan speed control valve TL TR Number
DL
- ripper shank out, or tip out solenoid (TO) RV
D. pilot supply oil to the remote mounted pilot oil filter Drain From Pressure
PRESSURE REDUCING MANIFOLD 10 MACHINE COMPONENT AND TAP LOCATIONS MANIFOLD GP - PILOT 8
Present on machines with AutoCarry is the The three-section fixed displacement gear-type implement pump is mounted The hydraulic oil cooler (A) is located beneath the radiator guard. The
HFPD C B A to the rear of the flywheel housing, at the upper right. This pump supplies oil B A For machines equipped with dual tilt, the dual tilt valve (A) is mounted to the
diverter valve (A). It is installed at the front,left inside of the radiator guard, and just behind the left grill door. The dual tilt illustration to the left shows a view from the front of the radiator guard.
HPD3 to the implement valves, the RATAAC fan system, and the pressure reducing
of the main, near the bottom. When the AutoCarry manifold. valve allows the operator to tilt the blade right and left, pitch (dump) the blade Return oil from the demand fan enters the cooler at the cooler inlet (B).
mode is active, the solenoid valve (B) is energized forward, and rack the blade back. The dual tilt valve is standard on machines The cooler bypass valve is contained inside the housing (C).
and directs the flow from the lift (large) pump back The lift (front) section (A) supplies oil to the blade lift section of the dozer equipped with Auto Blade Assist and/or AutoCarry. Service points identified
control valve and to the ripper control valve. Pump discharge from the lift H A B The bypass valve is pressure activated, only. The thicker (more viscous)
to tank. The tilt pump is then the sole supply of oil in the above illustration are:
section is through the forward pump outlet port (9). Discharge pressure for oil creates more pressure, which causes the bypass valve to open when
used for making automatic height adjustments to the lift section (HPD1) may be tested at the forward pressure test port. the oil is cold. This allows most of the oil to bypass the cooler. Once the
the dozer blade during the carry cycle. Lift pump oil is warm (less viscous), the pressure is less for the same volume of oil
A pressure (HPD3) at the diverter valve may be The tilt section (B) supplies oil to the blade tilt section of the dozer control B. high pressure line from tilt control valve and the bypass valve remains closed. All of the oil from the demand fan
valve. Pump discharge from the tilt section is through the middle pump outlet C D
checked using the pressure tap on the front of port (E). Discharge pressure for tilt section (HPD2) may be tested at the G C. case drain line
motor will then pass through the cooler.
the diverter valve. middle pressure test port.
D. pilot supply line from the RATAAC fan speed control valve All of the oil exits the cooler, or the bypass valve, through the cooler
D outlet (D) and returns to the hydraulic tank in either condition.
The rear section of the implement pump (C) supplies oil to the RATAAC fan E. dual tilt solenoid
motor through the pilot pressure and RATAAC fan speed control valve (D).
The rear section also provides oil to the pressure reducing manifold. F. high pressure line from tilt control valve
B HFMI E HPD2 HPD1 This oil is pilot oil for the EH pilot manifold and for the dual tilt valve.
E G. line connections to the left tilt cylinder
D The two discharge pressure test ports on the RATAAC fan speed control
valve are used to test Fan Pump Discharge Pressure (HFPD) and Fan Motor H. line connections to the right tilt cylinder
Inlet Pressure (HFMI).
F
C
DIVERTER VALVE (AUTOCARRY) 2C IMPLEMENT PUMP 2 DUAL TITL VALVE 3A HYDRAULIC OIL COOLER 16
7 6 5 4 3 2 1
1C
3
3
4
18 18
F 2A F
3A
1A
S1=PITCH
C4 C3 S2=SINGLE TILT
DEFAULT=DUAL TILT
11
S2
(C4)
(C3) S1
10
2D
E 6B E
6
6
SINGLE TILT OPTION C1 P
C2
CIRCUIT WITHOUT RIPPER
HPS
7
HPRV
HPDR
HPDL
5
D T D
LOWER/FLOAT RAISE
TILT RT TILT LT
15
1D
HPRL
E2
HPRR
(T)
17
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C HPSI C
TO PTO
HPSO
PUMP
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9
HFMI
8 16
6B E3
HPDI HPD2 HFPD
12 13
2C
)(
8B
B B
5B 2
E3 HPD3
CALLOUTS
A
4B YY Taps (Pressure, Sampling,Sensor) by letter
A
52 Components by number
7B
THIS SCHEMATIC IS FOR THE D10T TRACK-TYPE TRACTOR
Part #: 216-8706 CHG 03
SUPPLY TANK E1
1 Components are shown installed on a fully operable machine with the key and engine
(TRANS) off and transmission shifter in neutral.
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