Jlg X23J - X700AJ Service Manual- User Manual

Jlg X23J - X700AJ Service Manual

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Table of Contents:

  • Page 3 – INTRODUCTION; – JLG Lift –; SECTION A. INTRODUCTION - MAINTENANCE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS; GENERAL; • ENSURE REPLACEMENT PARTS OR COMPONENTS
  • Page 4 – REVISON LOG; Original Issue
  • Page 5 – TABLE OF CONTENTS; SECTION A - INTRODUCTION - MAINTENANCE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
  • Page 6 – SECTION 5 - HYDRAULICS
  • Page 7 – SECTION 7 - BASIC ELECTRICAL INFORMATION & SCHEMATICS
  • Page 9 – SECTION 1 - SPECIFICATIONS; SECTION 1. SPECIFICATIONS; BONFIGLIOLI
  • Page 10 – PRESSURES AND REACTIONS TO THE GROUND; MODEL; Reaction
  • Page 11 – RPM Tolerances are ± 50.
  • Page 14 – SPECIFICATIONS AND PERFORMANCE
  • Page 15 – Dimensional Data
  • Page 16 – Chassis; Gradeability
  • Page 17 – FUNCTIONS SPEED RANGE
  • Page 19 – SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION
  • Page 22 – AND MAINTENANCE
  • Page 23 – SERVICE AND GUIDELINES
  • Page 25 – Hydraulic Oil; If the cylinder passes this test, it is acceptable.
  • Page 26 – PINS AND COMPOSITE BEARING REPAIR
  • Page 28 – RUBBER TRACK MAINTENANCE; DANGER
  • Page 29 – Checking The Rubber Tracks; CAUSES OF DAMAGE; PATTERN; WORN PARTS
  • Page 30 – Cracks due to external factors; Replacing The Rubber Tracks; Removing The Rubber Track; Installing The Rubber Track; Rest the tracked under-carriage on the ground.
  • Page 31 – Checking tightness of nuts and bolts
  • Page 32 – Values for Zinc Yellow Chromate Fasteners (Ref 4150707); SAE GRADE 5 BOLTS & GRADE 2 NUTS
  • Page 33 – SOCKET HEAD CAP SCREWS
  • Page 34 – CLASS 10 METRIC NUTS; CLASS 8 METRIC NUTS
  • Page 35 – UNDERCARRIGE COMPONENTS
  • Page 36 – Machine model
  • Page 37 – CYLINDERS AND ENLARGEMENT GUIDE; NOTE: Before to install the undercarriage frame inspect the
  • Page 38 – DRIVE GEAR MOTOR TABLE; SECTION
  • Page 39 – Product Identification; INFORMATION
  • Page 40 – TECHNICAL INFORMATIONS; PRODUCT DESCRIPTION; Hydraulic motor; Orbit fixed displacement motor including:; Planetary gearbox; - Negative parking brake hydraulically actuated.
  • Page 42 – Filling and draining oil plug
  • Page 43 – INSTALLATION INFORMATIONS; INSTALLATION PROCEDURE; Clockwise
  • Page 45 – m and with a level of contamination equal to or inferior to
  • Page 46 – FIRST START UP AND RUNNING IN; MAINTENANCE INFORMATIONS; PERIODIC MAINTENANCE; Inspection
  • Page 47 – TROUBLESHOOTING; External oil leakage:
  • Page 48 – MOTORGEARBOX DISASSEMBLY; Special Tools
  • Page 53 – DISASSEMBLING METHOD; GEARBOX DISASSEMBLY
  • Page 57 – NOTE: In order to proceed with the gearbox disassembly, it
  • Page 59 – HYDRAULIC MOTOR DISASSEMBLY; Remove the counterbalance valve.
  • Page 61 – You must present the case.
  • Page 62 – COUNTERBALANCE VALVE DISASSEMBLY
  • Page 63 – View of the loose valve components.; EVALUATION OF THE PIECES TO BE REPLACED; Gears
  • Page 64 – Reassembling method; COUNTERBALANCE VALVE REASSEMBLY
  • Page 65 – HYDRAULIC MOTOR REASSEMBLY
  • Page 67 – Turn the sub assembly upside down on the support.
  • Page 71 – REASSEMBLY OF THE GEARBOX
  • Page 81 – TECHNICAL INFORMATION; Motor; Integrated counterbalance valve
  • Page 83 – Ps
  • Page 84 – INSTALLATION INFORMATION; Direction of rotation
  • Page 85 – Make sure all mating surfaces are flat.; Sprocket fixing to the track drive
  • Page 86 – Hydraulic system connection; Continuous running
  • Page 87 – Gearbox lubrication; The recommended oil type should have EP
  • Page 88 – Oil filling; Therefore it is important to follow the measures below.; Approximate oil
  • Page 89 – First start up and running in; Check the correctly lubrication of the unit.; During the running-in stage follow the steps given below.
  • Page 90 – MAINTENANCE INFORMATION
  • Page 91 – OIL DRAINING AND REPLACEMENT
  • Page 92 – Troubleshooting; Anomalies
  • Page 93 – DISASSEMBLY
  • Page 96 – Gearbox disassembly
  • Page 99 – Hydraulic motor disassembly; ANTICAVITATION VALVE DISASSEMBLY
  • Page 108 – EVALUATION THAT PIECES TO REPLACE
  • Page 109 – Reassembling Method
  • Page 119 – Gearbox reassembly; Make ready of the lifetime seal:
  • Page 123 – Fill the gearbox with the lubricant oil.; FINAL TEST AND REINSTALLATION
  • Page 124 – Disassembly; TYPE
  • Page 126 – Reassenbly; Check all mating surfaces.
  • Page 127 – Torque all 4 bolts alternately to 35 N-m.
  • Page 128 – Please attend these holes.
  • Page 129 – Please attend these holes and top of Star.
  • Page 131 – Condition
  • Page 132 – TECHNICAL DATA – TYPE PLATE; Structure and function; BRIEF DESCRIPTION
  • Page 133 – TRANSPORTING UNPACKED SLEW DRIVES; product vertically
  • Page 134 – INSTALLATION AND COMMISSIONING
  • Page 136 – = flatness deviation; Perpendicularity deviation
  • Page 137 – = perpendicularity deviation
  • Page 139 – SELECTING THE MOUNTING ELEMENTS; Figure 3-191. Do not use continuous thread; • Maintain the grip ratio (grip length to the diameter of; Size of the slew drive
  • Page 140 – TIGHTENING BOLTS WITH A TORQUE WRENCH; IMPORTANT; • Use a precisely indicating torque wrench.
  • Page 142 – POSITIONING THE SLEW DRIVE; MOUNT THE SLEW DRIVE IN UNSTRESSED STATE.
  • Page 145 – MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE; Lubrication; Interval
  • Page 146 – Work conditions
  • Page 147 – MAINTENANCE TASKS; CHECKING THE TILTING CLEARANCE; Checking the tilting clearance increase d
  • Page 148 – LUBRICATING THE SLEW DRIVE; Fresh lubricant; Inspecting the seals
  • Page 149 – SPECIFICATIONS; SERIAL NUMBER LOCATION
  • Page 150 – ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS; Model
  • Page 151 – SERVICE INFORMATION; TORQUE VALUES
  • Page 152 – HARNESS AND TUBE ROUTING
  • Page 153 – ALL TYPE
  • Page 154 – WITH CHARGE COIL / LAMP COIL
  • Page 156 – ENGINE OIL LEVEL CHECK; Place the engine on a level surface.; SAE 10W-30 API service classification SE or later; Tighten the oil filler cap securely.; ENGINE OIL CHANGE
  • Page 158 – Install the cleaner in the reverse order of removal.; SEDIMENT CUP CLEANING; • HANDLE FUEL ONLY OUTDOORS.
  • Page 159 – SPARK PLUG CHECK/ADJUSTMENT
  • Page 160 – SPARK ARRESTER CLEANING; SOLID PROTECTOR TYPE
  • Page 161 – Disconnect the spark plug cap from the spark plug.
  • Page 162 – COMBUSTION CHAMBER CLEANING
  • Page 163 – FUEL TANK AND FILTER CLEANING; •HANDLE FUEL ONLY OUTDOORS.; Drain the fuel into a suitable container.; FUEL TUBE CHECK
  • Page 164 – BEFORE TROUBLESHOOTING; •Use a known-good battery for troubleshooting.
  • Page 165 – •Check the engine oil level before troubleshooting.
  • Page 168 – • Check the engine oil level before troubleshooting.
  • Page 170 – COVER; COVERFAN COVER REMOVAL/INSTALLATION; Remove the recoil starter.
  • Page 171 – FUEL SYSTEM; FUEL FILLER CAP REMOVAL/INSTALLATION
  • Page 172 – Turn the fuel valve lever to the OFF position.
  • Page 173 – AIR CLEANER REMOVAL/INSTALLATION
  • Page 174 – CARBURETOR REMOVAL/INSTALLATION; Dual element or cyclone type air cleaner:
  • Page 175 – CARBURETOR DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  • Page 176 – Remove the choke diaphragm.
  • Page 177 – CHOKE DIAPHRAGM DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY
  • Page 178 – CARBURETOR BODY CLEANING; Clean the carburetor body with non-flammable solvent.
  • Page 179 – CARBURETOR INSPECTION; FLOAT LEVEL HEIGHT
  • Page 180 – CHOKE DIAPHRAGM INSPECTION
  • Page 181 – GOVERNOR SYSTEM; MANUAL OPERATION TYPE; Remove the following parts.
  • Page 183 – Remove the control base assy.
  • Page 184 – MAXIMUM SPEED ADJUSTMENT; Remove the fuel tank.
  • Page 185 – CHARGING SYSTEM; SYSTEM DIAGRAM
  • Page 186 – and observe the instructions during inspection.; CHARGING SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
  • Page 187 – Remove the following parts:
  • Page 188 – INSTALLATION; Install the following parts:
  • Page 190 – CHARGE COIL INSPECTION; Disconnect the charge/lamp coil connectors.
  • Page 191 – IGNITION SYSTEM; IGNITION SYSTEMSYSTEM DIAGRAM
  • Page 192 – IGNITION SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING; NO SPARK AT SPARK PLUG
  • Page 193 – IGNITION COIL REMOVAL/INSTALLATION
  • Page 194 – IGNITION COIL INSTALLATION; ADJUST THE IGNITION COIL AIR GAP EQUALLY ON BOTH SIDES.; SPARK PLUG CAP INSPECTION
  • Page 195 – IGNITION COIL INSPECTION; rmi
  • Page 196 – STARTING SYSTEM
  • Page 197 – STARTING SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING; STARTER MOTOR DOES NOT OPERATE
  • Page 198 – RECOIL STARTER REMOVAL/INSTALLATION
  • Page 199 – RECOIL STARTER DISASSEMBLY
  • Page 200 – RECOIL STARTER ASSEMBLY
  • Page 201 – Be sure to hold the recoil starter pulley.
  • Page 202 – RECOIL STARTER INSPECTION; RECOIL STARTER OPERATION
  • Page 203 – STARTER MOTOR REMOVAL/INSTALLATION; Disconnect the starter motor wires from the starter motor.
  • Page 204 – STARTER MOTOR DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY; Remove the starter motor.
  • Page 205 – BRUSH HOLDER INSTALLATION
  • Page 206 – BRUSH CONTINUITY CHECK
  • Page 207 – OVERRUNNING CLUTCH; Apply oil or replace the overrunning clutch if necessary.; STARTER SOLENOID WIRE; Check the starter solenoid wire for continuity.
  • Page 208 – OTHER ELECTRICAL; COMPONENT LOCATION
  • Page 209 – CONTROL BOX REMOVAL/INSTALLATION; Disconnect the control box wires.
  • Page 210 – CONTROL BOX DISASSEMBLY/ASSEMBLY; Remove the control box.
  • Page 211 – OIL LEVEL SWITCH INSPECTION; Drain the engine oil completely.; ENGINE STOP SWITCH INSPECTION; Remove the engine stop switch connectors.; COMBINATION SWITCH INSPECTION; Switch position; ON
  • Page 212 – SILICON RECTIFIER INSPECTION; Remove the silicon rectifier.; CIRCUIT PROTECTOR INSPECTION; Remove the circuit protector.; FUSE INSPECTION; Remove the blade type fuse.
  • Page 213 – REGULATOR/RECTIFIER INSPECTION
  • Page 214 – MUFFLER
  • Page 215 – CYLINDER HEAD/VALVES INSPECTION; CYLINDER COMPRESSION CHECK
  • Page 216 – E TYPE
  • Page 217 – WIRING DIAGRAMS
  • Page 218 – HOW TO READ CONNECTOR DRAWINGS
  • Page 219 – HOW TO READ WIRING DIAGRAM
  • Page 221 – QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING; • HOW TO START ON THE THERMIC ENGINE WITH-
  • Page 222 – ENGINE SERIEL NUMBER
  • Page 223 – DIMENSIONS AND WEIGHT
  • Page 224 – With starter motor and charge coil (20A) type
  • Page 225 – SELF-DIAGNOSIS AS INDICATED BY THE LED
  • Page 237 – COILS AND IGNITION SWITCHES CHECK
  • Page 239 – SPARK TEST; Remove the spark plug cap from the spark plug.; With recoil starter type:
  • Page 240 – Remove the spark plug and spark plug.; Without recoil starter type:
  • Page 241 – HARNESS ROUTING
  • Page 244 – TUBE ROUTING
  • Page 245 – MAINTENANCE; • Emission related items.
  • Page 246 – ENGINE OIL; Recommended oil
  • Page 247 – Refill with the commended oil.; AIR CLEANER; Engine oil capacity
  • Page 248 – SPARK PLUG; Spark plug
  • Page 249 – Install the spark plug cap securely.; SPARK ARRESTER; Remove the spark arrester from the muffler.
  • Page 250 – VALVE CLEARANCE; Remove the cylinder head cover.; With recoil starter type; Valve clearance
  • Page 251 – If adjustment is necessary proceed is follows:; FUEL TANK; • After connecting the fuel tube. Check for any sign of; Manual fuel vales type:
  • Page 252 – FUEL TUBE; • After connecting the fuel tube, check for any sign of; FUEL STRAINER CUP; • After installing the fuel strainer cup, check for any sign
  • Page 254 – Remove the air cleaner.
  • Page 255 – EXHAUST PIPE/MUFFLER PROTECTOR
  • Page 256 – CARBURETOR; REMOVAL/INSTALLATION; • Before removal, attach e commercially available tube
  • Page 259 – FUEL CUT SOLENOID; Measure the resistance between the terminals.
  • Page 260 – Remove the electric parts cover.
  • Page 261 – DISASSEMBLY/REASSEMBLY; Auto fuel valve type only.
  • Page 262 – TUBE CLIP; INSPECTION
  • Page 264 – REASSEMBLY; Install the ratchet spring and ratchet as shown.
  • Page 266 – CONTROL PANEL
  • Page 268 – With fuel cut solenoid type:
  • Page 269 – RECTIFIER/REGULATOR RECTIFIER
  • Page 270 – Remove the air cleaner and electric parts cover.
  • Page 271 – FLYWHEEL; Remove the starter pulley and cooping fan.; DO NOT HIT THE FLYWHEEL WITH A HAMMER.; Install the flywheel to the crankshaft.
  • Page 272 – ELECTRIC EQUIPMENT; COILS; Remove the air cleaner and electric party cover.
  • Page 273 – COINS
  • Page 275 – Remove the harness bracket A.
  • Page 277 – FRONT BRACKET/REAR BRACKET ASSEMBLY; Measure the brush length.; Standard Service limit
  • Page 278 – ARMATURE; Service limit; Continuity check-commutator
  • Page 279 – Solder the plate on the terminal.
  • Page 281 – Check continuity between the terminals.; ENGINE TEMPERATURE SENSOR; Be sure the engine is cool before this inspection.
  • Page 282 – IGNITION COIL; Primary side; Specified resistance
  • Page 283 – BREATHER VALVE
  • Page 284 – BREATHER COVER INSTALLATION; Install the breather cover to the crankcase.
  • Page 285 – OPERATION; FUNCTIONS; Engine speed control function
  • Page 286 – AUTO CHOKE; IGNITION COIL WITH INTEGRATED SPARK PLUG CAP; Voltage loss at high-tension cords is minimal.
  • Page 287 – AUTO FUEL VALVE
  • Page 290 – FIRST OPERATION; Check fueling from fuel tank to carburetor.; Fuel filter replacement
  • Page 291 – Spark checking
  • Page 294 – DESCRIPTION OF THE ENGINE
  • Page 295 – GENERAL NOTES; Technical data
  • Page 296 – TYPE PLATE; engine type; MOTORENFABRIK HATZ
  • Page 297 – Oil quality; ACEA – B2 / E2 or more significant; Oil viscosity; Remove oil filler screw and add engine oil.
  • Page 298 – Remove fuel tank cap.
  • Page 299 – For starting preparations.; g p
  • Page 302 – Speed adjuster, standard version; Other ways of switching off the engine; Turn ignition key to the; position
  • Page 303 – Maintenance; MAINTENANCE CHART; Maintenance interval; Clean the oil filter.
  • Page 304 – – Check valve clearances and adjust if necessary.; Do not tighten the cylin-; oil after; 2 months at the latest; number of hours it has been inn operation.
  • Page 305 – CHECKING THE WATER TRAP
  • Page 306 – CHANGING ENGINE OIL; – Clean the oil drain plug „1“, fit a; new; Identification characteristic is maintenance plan.
  • Page 307 – – Remove rubber cap from the inspection hole cover.
  • Page 308 – CLEANING COOLING AIR AREA; Do not tighten the cylinder head bolts.; CLEANING THE EXHAUST MESH INLET; – Unscrew hex nut and remove the exhaust mesh insert.
  • Page 309 – – Tighten the hexagon nut fully.; MAINTENANCE EVERY 500 OPERATING HOURS; Renewing fuel filter
  • Page 310 – MODEL WITH EXTERNAL FUEL FILTER; – Unscrew the fuel filter from its mount.
  • Page 311 – – Secure the filter to its mount.; AIR CLEANER MAINTENANCE; – Remove the air cleaner cover.
  • Page 312 – CLEANING THE FILTER CARTRIDGE; Dry contamination; Renew the filter cartridge.; CHECKING THE FILTER CARTRIDGE; – Check filter cartridge’s gasket surface „1“for damage.; Cleaning the oil filter; – Loosen screw „1“ with approx. 5 rotations.
  • Page 313 – – Lubricate joint washer before fitting.
  • Page 314 – MALFUNCTIONS – CAUSES AND REMEDIES; No fuel in the injection pump.
  • Page 315 – Starting speed below 400 min
  • Page 317 – - Air duct panels not
  • Page 318 – Type
  • Page 319 – Engine oil circuit
  • Page 320 – Additional equipment; Retrofitting; – Insert the rubber grommet and hose nipple.; Assembly instructions:
  • Page 324 – STARTER; NOTE: Repairs to the starter motor should only be per-
  • Page 326 – GENERATOR
  • Page 328 – FITTINGS; – Take out machine screws 1 with washer 2.
  • Page 330 – GEAR RING; – Take off the flywheel.
  • Page 332 – Basic engine equipment; ADJUSTING LOWER IDLE SPEED; Initial adjustment with engine stopped:; – Check the upper idle speed and correct it if necessary.
  • Page 334 – GENERATOR GOVERNOR, SPEED CONTROL; – Check parts for wear and damage.
  • Page 336 – - Takes place as in the previous version.
  • Page 338 – – Take pawl 11 and torsion spring 12 off cable pulley 5.
  • Page 340 – AIR GUIDE
  • Page 342 – BREATHER; – Check parts for damage.
  • Page 344 – Troubleshooting chart - electrical system; TROUBLESHOOTING AT THE BATTERY; Malfunction; Charge voltage too high.
  • Page 345 – Batterie is “sulphatising”. Recharge battery at low
  • Page 346 – Install a larger battery.
  • Page 351 – HATZ wiring designations; Code
  • Page 352 – Measuring charge current:
  • Page 353 – tt; min
  • Page 361 – Specifications; ENGINE IDENTIFICATION
  • Page 362 – DISASSEMBLY AND ASSEMBLY; NOTE: If the engine is equipped with a hand priming pump,; FUEL FILTER BASE - REMOVE AND INSTALL; NOTE: Place identification marks on all hoses for installation
  • Page 363 – Turn the fuel supply to the OFF position.; If necessary, install a new fuel filter element
  • Page 364 – FUEL TRANSFER PUMP - REMOVE AND INSTALL; NOTE: Ensure that the camshaft lobe for the fuel transfer
  • Page 365 – NOTE: The inlet for the fuel transfer pump can be rotated; NOTE: Put identification marks on all hoses, on all hose
  • Page 366 – Turn the fuel supply to the ON position.; REMOVAL PROCEDURE; NOTE: Place identification marks on all tube assemblies for
  • Page 367 – NOTE: For engines with a rigid fuel return line, ensure that; NOTE: The installation procedure is similar for the two cylin-
  • Page 368 – NOTE: For the three cylinder and the four cylinder engines,
  • Page 369 – Install fuel shutoff solenoid (1) into the fuel; FUEL INJECTOR - REMOVE AND INSTALL; Remove the fuel injection lines. Refer to
  • Page 370 – ers. The seat washers are different diameters.; EXHAUST MANIFOLD - REMOVE AND INSTALL; If the engine is equipped with a turbocharger,
  • Page 371 – NOTE: Note: Ensure that the exhaust manifold is installed in; ENGINE OIL LINE - REMOVE AND INSTALL
  • Page 373 – ENGINE OIL COOLER - REMOVE AND INSTALL; NOTE: Make a temporary mark in order to show the orienta-
  • Page 374 – NOTE: Ensure that the oil cooler is correctly oriented.
  • Page 376 – tor is secured by two bolts.
  • Page 378 – NOTE: Do not remove the nut at this time.
  • Page 379 – NOTE: Do not damage the crankshaft during the removal
  • Page 380 – NOTE: This is an alternative procedure to remove the crank-
  • Page 381 – NOTE: The front housing is aligned to the plate and to the
  • Page 383 – NOTE: Ensure the correct orientation of the cover.
  • Page 384 – NOTE: The removal procedure is similar for the two cylinder,
  • Page 386 – NOTE: If a used coolant temperature switch is installed,
  • Page 387 – NOTE: The engine oil pressure switch may be located in the
  • Page 388 – NOTE: If a used engine oil pressure switch is installed,; GLOW PLUGS - REMOVE AND INSTALL
  • Page 389 – NOTE: Mark the direction of rotation if the V-belt will be
  • Page 390 – NOTE: A used V-belt should be installed in the original; FAN - REMOVE AND INSTALL; NOTE: Mark the orientation of the fan for installation.
  • Page 391 – NOTE: Ensure the correct orientation of the fan.; NOTE: The adjusting link on some engines is secured by
  • Page 392 – Disconnect the battery.
  • Page 394 – PERKINS RPM CONTROL SYSTEM
  • Page 397 – NOTE: On X23J-X700AJ diesel disconnect the oil pipes and
  • Page 398 – CHANGING THE ELECTRIC MOTOR; NOTE: on lithium version to turn on the key.; Image 1
  • Page 400 – Removal of the Boom Assembly; NOTE: When removing the retaining pin from the rod end of
  • Page 401 – Remove hardware securing the level link pivot; Disassembly of the Main Boom; Inspect wear pads for wear.; Assembly of the Main Boom; Install wear pads to the aft end of the fly section.
  • Page 403 – Installation of the Boom Assembly; Connect all hosing and wiring.
  • Page 404 – Upper Lift Cylinder
  • Page 406 – NOTE: The following procedure assumes the boom is
  • Page 407 – NOTE: The telescope cylinder weighs approximately 600
  • Page 410 – Assembly; NOTE: When installing fly section wear pads, install same
  • Page 412 – Installation; Connect all wiring to the ground control box.
  • Page 413 – Three month inspection; Do not clamp on threads.; Figure 4-23. Return ropes fixing rocker arm
  • Page 415 – ARP SERIES
  • Page 416 – Installation and maintenance manual; Technical Data
  • Page 419 – NOTE: Place a suitable container below the actuator to col-
  • Page 421 – NOTE: For easy mounting, it is recommended to heat up the
  • Page 422 – Installing Counterbalance Valve
  • Page 423 – NOTE: If the platform is removed only track movement is; Platform Installation
  • Page 424 – LOAD CELL AND FOOTSWITCH; Connect the wiring to ECM3.
  • Page 427 – SECTION 5 - HYDRAULICS; SECTION 5. HYDRAULICS; SPECIFICATION; Cylinders overview
  • Page 428 – PISTON
  • Page 429 – TELESCOPE
  • Page 430 – CYLINDER
  • Page 431 – PISTON WITH NUT THREAD; EXTRACTION CYLINDER NUT M20X1.5
  • Page 432 – CYLINDER SCREWS
  • Page 433 – Tightening torque head; Min
  • Page 434 – EQUIPMENT AND PRODUCT LIST; • Spanner wrancher; CYLINDER WITH SENSOR; General Cylinder Disassembly; CYLINDER ARE IN PRESSURE.; Remove 4 screws of the sensor
  • Page 435 – Fix the setscrew in order to keep the air pressure.
  • Page 436 – CLEANNESS AND INSPECTION; Cylinder Cleaning Instructions
  • Page 437 – MAGNETIC SENSOR REMOVING; Pull out retain clip with pliers.; THREADED PISTON DISASSEMBLING; SURFACE OF THE ROD CAN CAUSE SEAL FAILURE.; WARM THE SURFACE INDICATED MAX 300°C
  • Page 438 – Cylinder Inspection
  • Page 439 – Replace the seals on the piston.; DO NOT; Mount the seals in the following order:
  • Page 440 – SENSOR ASSEMBLING
  • Page 441 – Tightening torque 05N/m seal with AREXON 35A77.; CYLINDER ASSEMBLING; Pay attention to not damage the sensor; TUBE TO HELP PREVENT BINDING.
  • Page 442 – NOTE: The following are general procedures that apply to; CYLINDER REPAIR WITHOUT SENSOR; Rod Removing
  • Page 443 – PISTON WITH NUT DISASSEMBLING
  • Page 444 – Seals Head Replacing
  • Page 445 – Replace the seals on the piston. DO NOT; NOTE: If a white powdery residue is present on threads and; BUSHES REPLACEMENT; Carefully grind the bush with a milling cutter for plastic.
  • Page 446 – EMPTYING OF THE CYLIDER; Vent Valve
  • Page 447 – REPLACEMENT HYDRAULIC PUMP; Immagine 4
  • Page 448 – HYDRAULIC PUMP REPAIR; CASAPPA; Work in a clean area.
  • Page 449 – External components disassembly; Vice
  • Page 450 – Components disassembly; Remove the first section from the second section.
  • Page 451 – Second section components disassembly; Remove the gears and the pressure plates.; Second section seals disassembly; Remove the seals from the body.
  • Page 452 – Second section seals replacement; Remove the front cover.
  • Page 453 – First section seals disassembly
  • Page 454 – First section seals replacement
  • Page 455 – Cover seals replacement; Section; Put the cover on the working bench.
  • Page 456 – Reassemble the rear cover.
  • Page 457 – First section components reassembly; Reassemble the gears and the plates.; ence the mark made previously.; Components reassembly; Put back the first section.
  • Page 459 – Final bolting and check; Tightening torque 30 Nm.
  • Page 460 – NOTE: If a pump or motor is being replaced due to internal-
  • Page 461 – The machine is now ready for operation.
  • Page 462 – PRESSURE SETTING PROCEDURE; Control Valve Left Side (Chassis functions); Control Valve Right Side (Chassis Functions)
  • Page 463 – Automatic reductions drive speed; Control Valve Turntable Functions
  • Page 467 – HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC
  • Page 468 – HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC
  • Page 469 – LEGENDA HYDRAULIC SYSTEM X14JH
  • Page 470 – Figure 5-112. Hydraulic Schematic WITH 2
  • Page 471 – LEGENDA HYDRAULIC SYSTEM WITH 2
  • Page 473 – LEGENDA HYDRAULIC SYSTEM X17J
  • Page 476 – LEGENDA HYDRAULIC SYSTEM X14J-X390AJ
  • Page 488 – L E G E N D A H Y D R A U L I C S Y S T E M X 2 3 J -
  • Page 490 – SECTION 6 - JLG CONTROL SYSTEM; SECTION 6. JLG CONTROL SYSTEM; compact crawlers boom lift.; CE
  • Page 491 – LCD DISPLAY
  • Page 492 – Displays the capacity based on jib position.
  • Page 493 – Can indicate any of the following situations:; Position 8; Indicates that emergency lowering has been selected.
  • Page 495 – CANBUS COMMUNICATIONS; CAN = Control Area Network; Dual capacity and Load Sensing System
  • Page 496 – Additional components on X700AJ - X23J Only; OUTPUTS; INPUTS; Cylinders; Common components and CANbus links – All models; Figure 6-3. Control System Block Diagram
  • Page 497 – FWD
  • Page 498 – MODULE FLASHING CODE; MODULE ECM 1; With Led’s permanently ON:; MODULE ECM 2; With Led’s permanently ON
  • Page 499 – MODULE LOAD SENSING SYSTEM ECM3; Figure
  • Page 501 – Remote Control Operation; On models with Radio Remote Control
  • Page 502 – CALIBRATION INSTRUCTIONS; Joystick Calibration
  • Page 503 – PLATFORM REMOTE CONTROL SERVICE; SERVICE BUTTON; The top level menus are as follows:
  • Page 504 – USING THE SERVICE PROGRAM; To select a displayed menu item, press button 6; SERVICE; To cancel a selected menu item, press button 9; ESC
  • Page 505 – NOTE: Password remain active all the time the Key Switch
  • Page 506 – MENU INPUT
  • Page 508 – MENU ERRORS
  • Page 509 – MENU RAMPS
  • Page 510 – MENU CURRENTS
  • Page 511 – MENU WORKING HOURS
  • Page 512 – MENU SETUP
  • Page 514 – Press button 9”ESC” to Esc.
  • Page 516 – Do not consider this signal
  • Page 524 – Using the buttons 1 to 4 to select the language desired.
  • Page 526 – SCREEN ERRORS 1; Option reserved
  • Page 527 – SCREEN CAN MESSAGE; Caric = Battery Charger; SAFETY; Safety lines; REMOTE; Remote control; LOAD; Aerial part rotation sensor
  • Page 528 – CODE
  • Page 529 – An overvoltage or a sudden voltage drop occurred.
  • Page 533 – Close the digital input.
  • Page 534 – Press button 7 “SETUP”.
  • Page 539 – NOTE: Refer to the following steps in this Service Manual
  • Page 540 – NOTE: password above allow to calibrate the TILT SENSOR
  • Page 541 – Press button 5 “PASSWORD”.; Personality Setting
  • Page 542 – NOTE: password above allow to choose the options shown
  • Page 543 – DRIVE SPEED; DRIVE SPEED STANDARD ON X23J AND X700AJ ONLY
  • Page 544 – - ELECTRICAL MOTOR; - LAMP ON OUTRIGGER
  • Page 545 – Connect the remote control box to ground cable.
  • Page 546 – NOTE: password above allow to choose machine number
  • Page 548 – LSS VALIDATION
  • Page 549 – NOTE: password above allow to change the time.
  • Page 550 – Engine Key Switch ON.
  • Page 551 – CALIBRATING JOYSTICK; This menu allows the calibration on Joystick replacement.
  • Page 552 – CONFIGURATION SERIAL NUMBER; Keeping pressed buttons 9 & 10, while release the Stop
  • Page 554 – SECTION 7 - BASIC ELECTRICAL INFORMATION & SCHEMATICS; SECTION 7. BASIC ELECTRICAL INFORMATION & SCHEMATICS; DESCRIPTION FOR MODELS
  • Page 555 – DIAGRAMS; COLOUR CODES
  • Page 560 – OUTRIGGERS SWITCHES; NAME
  • Page 574 – ELECTRIC DIVERTER; ELECTRONIC CONTROL MODULE 2
  • Page 576 – AERIAL PART PROPORTIONAL ELECTRO VALVE
  • Page 588 – SUPPLY - ELECTRIC ENGINE
  • Page 594 – DESCRIPTION FOR MODELS
  • Page 602 – PEDAL
  • Page 620 – ELECTRIC SCHEDULES LAYOUT
  • Page 621 – COMPONENTS LOCATION
  • Page 626 – IGNITION KEY
  • Page 633 – JLG Worldwide Locations
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Service and Maintenance Manual

Models

X14JH

X14J - X390AJ

X17J

X19J - X550AJ
X23J - X700AJ

P/N - 3121448

June

6, 2012

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