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Swing Motor

Swing Motor PW200/ 220-7 Page 1


Swing Machinery
PC210-7 PW200/220-7
Motor Type KMF125ABE-5 KMF125ABE-5
Motor Capacity (cc/rev) 125 125
Machinery reduction ratio 18.627 18.627

750

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Swing Motor

Return (T)

Signal for swing brake (B)

Check valve

Swing rock prevention valve


Swing motor drain (S)

Safety valve 285 +5 bar

Check valve

Dip stick and oil fill tube for


swing machinery

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Swing Brake

To release the swing brake the swing brake solenoid


is energized. This happens if swing or any other PPC
lever is operated.
PPC pressure pushes piston (7) against springs (1)
and releases the swing brake.
If swing or any other PPC lever returns to neutral the
swing brake solenoid remains energized for 5
seconds.

After this the swing brake solenoid is de-energized


and PPC pressure from (B) is drained to tank.
Spring force (1) pushes piston (7) against the disks
(5) and plates (6) of the swing brake and the swing
brake is closed.

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Swing Motor

During swing oil flows from the control valve to


port (MA) of the swing motor.
If swing pressure exceeds the set pressure of
the safety valve (1), swing oil pressure is reliefed
to port (S).
At the same time swing oil pressure keeps
check valve (4) closed.
When the swing PPC lever returns to neutral oil
supply at port (MA) is stopped, because the
swing spool has returned to neutral, too.
Now the swing motor is acting as a pump and
generates a pressure peak at port (MB).
The pressure peak opens check valve (4) and
closes valve (5) and is reliefed across the safety
valve (1).
To prevent cavitation suction valve (3) opens
and oil flows from port (S) to (MA).

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Swing Rock Prevention Valve

Pressure at (MB) and in chamber (e) pushes


spool (d) against spring (6), because surface
(D1) is larger. The upper structure swings
back and the pressure at (MA) and in
chamber (b) increases. Spool (2) is pushed
against spring (3). Oil flows from port (MA),
chamber (b) and a orifice in spool (d) to tank
(T).

The enclosed oil is drained and another rise in


pressure prevented.
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