DWG Ti 2198 A - 008 - 01
DWG Ti 2198 A - 008 - 01
DP/
Model: T282B T282B TRUCK TEST PROCEDURE
S/N:
TI-2198-A
Date: SECTION A: PURPOSE AND INSTRUCTIONS PAGE 1 OF 5
TABLE OF CONTENTS
B WORKMANSHIP (INSPECTION)
E SOFTWARE VERIFICATION
F CAB PRE-TEST
G POWER CIRCUIT
J SERVICE SHEET
K ENGINE START UP
II. Instructions:
A. In the blocks to the left or right of each test step, the person conducting the test shall enter a their initials
(of full name) inside the block upon completion and verification of the test process.
B. DO NOT connect batteries, pressurize the system or activate/rotate equipment until instructed to do so by
this test procedure, the Test Engineer, or by the Engineering Department.
C. Any deviation from this test procedure must be approved by the Manufacturing Test Engineer or the
Engineering Department**.
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E. Any deviation from this test procedure must be reported to, in writing , to the Engineering Department**.
**In the cases that pertain to software updates or changes, Engineering approval is mandatory!!
F. Throughout this test procedure the instructions say to check for 24 VDC. With fully charged batteries a range
of 20 - 28 VDC is acceptable when testing for 24 VDC. Use a battery charger while testing to maintain fully
charged batties.
G. Resistance is measured in Ohms symbolized as Ω. Any reading less than 0.5 Ω can be considered equivalent
to zero but this will be affected by wire length or coil windings, etc. that are part of the circuit.
H. If a test pressure, voltage, resistance, etc. fails or is incorrect, enter a bold X in the signature box and make an
entry in the variance / incident table on the last page including logging whatever corrective action was taken to
correct the problem.
I. In each section where a test gauge or meter is used, blank lines in this test procedure call for the name of that
gauge or meter. Most meters have a name similar to LME123, list this name in each section. In the table on the
last page provide all meter details as requested by the table. Note that metal boxes containing several
pressure gauges are calibrated and named as one single unit. If you use one or more gauges in that box, list
the name of the box; each individual gauge kept in that box is not identified or calibrated by itself.
ABBREVIATION LEGEND
3GB = 3-GANG BLOCK PROX = PROXIMITY
4-GB = 4-GANG BLOCK PSW = PRESSURE SWITCH
6GB = 6-GANG BLOCK R = RESISTOR
A = AMPERES RB = RESISTOR BLOCK
BAT = BATTERY REC = RECEPTACLE
CAN = CONTROLLER AREA NETWORK RLY = RELAY
CB = CIRCUIT BREAKER SDR = SENDER
CKT = CIRCUIT SOL = SOLENOID
CON = CONNECTOR SW = SWITCH
DB = DIODE BLOCK TB = TERMINALL BOARD
GB = GROUND BLOCK TCU = TRACTION CONTROL UNIT
GND = GROUND TSW = TEMPERATURE SWITCH
GP = GROUND POINT VAC = VOLTS ALTERNATING CURRENT
IND = INDICATOR VDC = VOLTS DIRECT CURRENT
LT = LIGHT VLV = VALVE
LVL = LEVEL YCON = Y-CONNECTOR
Ω = OHMS
EQUIPMENT LIST
QUANTITY DESCRIPTION
1 Deutsch Crimpers
INCIDENTS
Section# Page# Line# Incident Cause Resolution
TOOLS USED
LME tool # Description Date Calibrated Calibration Due
SIGNATURES / INITIALS
Print Names Department Title Initials
1 Verify that all loose cap screws, nuts, washers, and foreign material are removed ASSY
from: INITIALS
the Grid Box.
the Control Box.
the Cab.
the Deck.
the Axle Box.
the Frame.
the Battery Control Box.
2 Verify that all Cables and Wires are clearly labeled.
3 Verify that the Cables are routed correctly for length and to prevent rubbing.
4 Verify that all Cables are clamped securely.
5 Verify that the hoses are routed correctly for length and to prevent rubbing.
6 Verify that all hoses, tubing, and ducts are clamped securely.
ECOMAT CR0020
SOFTWARE ID
TEST TEAM
SOFTWARE TESTED AND VERIFIED BY:
SOFTWARE ID
SIBAS SYSTEM
DSP SOFTWARE ID
ZR SOFTWARE ID
SOFTWARE VARIABLES
PROPULSION SPEED LIMIT
Siemens /LBC Gear Ratio
ACCELERATOR PEDAL
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Connect the pos. (+) lead to S2-P and the neg. (-) lead to S2-Q. (TCU OUT: 15V & GND)
2 Measure 2.0kΩ. [NOTE: ALL PEDAL VALUES TO BE WITHIN 15% OR SUGGESTED VALUE]
3 Record the reading. Ω
4 Connect the pos. (+) lead to S2-P and the neg. (-) lead to S1-E.
5 Measure 3.0 kΩ.
6 Record the reading. Ω
7 Depress the Accelerator Pedal.
8 Measure 2.2 kΩ.
9 Record the reading. Ω
10 Connect the pos. (+) lead to S1-E and the neg. (-) lead to S2-Q.
11 Measure 1.4 kΩ.
12 Record the reading. Ω
13 Depress the Accelerator Pedal.
14 Measure 2.3 kΩ.
15 Record the reading. Ω
RETARD PEDAL
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Connect the pos. (+) lead to S2-P and the neg. (-) lead to S2-Q.
2 Measure 2.0kΩ. [NOTE: ALL PEDAL VALUES TO BE WITHIN 15% OF SUGGESTED VALUE]
3 R d the
Record th reading.
di Ω
4 Connect the pos. (+) lead to S2-P and the neg. (-) lead to S1-F.
5 Measure 2.9 kΩ.
6 Record the reading. Ω
7 Depress the Retard Pedal.
8 Measure 2.2 kΩ.
9 Record the reading. Ω
10 Connect the pos. (+) lead to S1-F and the neg. (-) lead to S2-Q.
11 Measure 1.2 kΩ.
12 Record the reading. Ω
13 Depress the Retard Pedal.
14 Measure 2.2 kΩ.
15 Record the reading. Ω
1 Measure 0 Ω between Con A-32 and S2-H (TCU OUT: DIESEL SET SPEED)
2 Measure 1 kΩ between Con A-11 and S2-H (TCU OUT: DIESEL SET SPEED)
3 Measure 0 Ω between Con A-39 and S2-J (TCU OUT: DIESEL SET SPEED GND)
4 Measure 0 Ω between Con A-9 and S2-K. (TCU IN: OPTIMUM SPEED SIGNAL)
VOLTAGE CHECK
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Pull all breakers OUT
2 Turn all panel switches OFF.
3 Connect B-48 wire (RED) and B-19 wire (RED) to (+) positive terminal of the Power Supply.
4 C t B-54
Connect B 54 wire
i (BLK) to
t (-)
( ) negative
ti terminal
t i l off the
th Power
P S l
Supply.
5 Jumper Con B-30 to GB7. (LEAVE THIS JUMPER IN UNTIL SECTION F IS COMPLETE)
6 Jumper Con B-31 to GB7. (LEAVE THIS JUMPER IN UNTIL SECTION F IS COMPLETE)
7 Jumper D-6 to S2-A. (LEAVE THIS JUMPER CONNECTED UNTIL TEST IS COMPLETE)
8 Turn the Power Supply ON.
9 Push in all Circuit Breakers one at a time.
(NOTE: If any of the CB's fail to remain in, check for a short in the circuit. DO NOT proceed until the problem has been corrected.)
IGNITION SWITCH
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Turn the Ignition Switch OFF.
2 Measure 24VDC at B-22 and B-49. (B+ inputs tied to B-19 and B-48, respectively)
3 Measure 0VDC at S2-A. (TCU OUT: POWER TO ACC RELAYS)
4 Move the Ignition Switch to the IGNITION position.
5 Measure 24VDC at B-22 and B-49. (B+ inputs tied to B-19 and B-48, respectively)
6 Measure 24VDC at S2-A.
TRUCK COMPUTER
1 Observe the truck computer is ON and the correct display configuration is running.
(Refer to Section E for SBS Ghost Image selection.)
2 Move the Ignition Switch to the OFF position.
3 Observe the truck display enters shutdown mode and powers OFF.
4 Move the Ignition Switch to the IGNITION position.
5 Observe the truck computer boots up without error and the correct display configuration is running.
POWER PORT
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Measure 11 to 14 VDC at the Power Port in the dash.
HORN
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Press the Horn Switch IN.
2 Measure 24 VDC, between C-3 and C-1.
3 Release the Horn Switch.
4 Measure 0VDC between C-3 and C-1.
AM/FM RADIO
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Measure 11 to 14 VDC between Con Rad-A and Con Rad-C.
2 Measure 11 to 14 VDC between Con Rad-B and Con Rad-C.
TRUCK WINDOWS
WINDSHIELD WIPER
HVAC CONTROLS
DOME LIGHT
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Move the Dome Light Switches at the light fixture to the ON position.
2 Observe the Dome Lights are ON.
3 Move the Dome Light Switches to the OFF position.
4 Observe the Dome Lights are OFF.
AIR SEAT
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Measure 24VDC between Con DAS-A and Con DAS-B.
HEADLIGHT
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
Note: For pins C-5 & C-2 use C-1 as GND. For pins B-58 & B-61 use B-67 as GND. For pins B-57 & B-59 use B-66 as GND.
Note: All Switch LEDs share common input power and, thus, are all ON or OFF simultaneously.
RETARD LIGHTS
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Connect GRN wire from DC1-3 to B-32. (24VDC: RETARD LIGHT-TOP OF CAB)
2 C t BLK wire
Connect i from
f DC1 4 to
DC1-4 t B-9.
B 9 (GND
(GND: RETARD LIGHT TOP OF CAB)
LIGHT-TOP
3 Jumper 24VDC to S2-B. (TCU OUT: RETARD ACTIVE)
4 Observe the Retard Light on the Top of the Cab is ON.
5 Observe the Retard Light Indicator is ON.
6 Measure 24VDC between A-81 and cab ground.
7 Remove the jumper from S2-B.
8 Observe the Retard Light on the Top of the Cab is OFF.
9 Observe the Retard Light Indicator is OFF.
10 Measure 0VDC between A-81 and cab ground.
11 Remove the GRN wire from B-32, the BLK wire from B-9.
CRUISE ENABLE/UP/DOWN
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Press the Cruise Control Enable Switch .
2 Measure 24VDC at D-23. (TCU IN: CRUISE ON/OFF)
3 Release the Cruise Control Enable Switch.
4 Measure 0VDC at D-23.
5 Move the Cruise Control Adjust (Up/Down) Switch to the UP position and HOLD.
6 Measure 24VDC at D-24. (TCU IN: CRUISE UP)
7 Measure 0VDC at D-25. (TCU IN: CRUISE DOWN)
8 Move the Cruise Control Adjust (Up/Down) Switch to the DOWN position and HOLD.
9 Measure 0VDC at D-24.
10 Measure 24VDC at D-25.
11 Release the Cruise Control Adjust Switch.
LUBE FAULT
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Jumper A-84 to A-82. (AUTO LUBE PRESSURE SWITCH)
2 Measure 24VDC at D-27. (TCU IN: AUTO LUBE)
3 Remove the jumper.
4 Measure 0VDC at D-27.
SIEMENS BUZZER
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Jumper 24VDC to S2-R (TCU OUT: FAULT BUZZER)
2 Observe the Siemens Buzzer is ON.
3 Remove the jumper to S2-R
4 Observe the SIEMENS buzzer is OFF.
1 Jumper Con B-2 to Con B-23 and jumper Con ECO-14 and Con ECO-31. (ECO-14: CAN H)
2 Observe the Gear Oil Cooling Ind is ON.
3 Remove the jumpers from step 1 (indicator should be OFF now).
4 Jumper Con B-2 to Con B-16 and jumper Con ECO-32 and Con ECO-31. (ECO-32: CAN L)
5 Observe the Gear Oil Cooling Ind is ON.
6 Remove the jumpers from step 4 (indicator should be OFF now).
DUMP ACTUATOR
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Connect the Dump Body Proximity Switch to B-1(GRN), B-2(WHT), & B-3(BLK).
2 Place a piece of magnetic steel (not stainless steel) in front of the Dump Body Proximity Switch.
3 Move the Dump Body Joystick to the UP position and HOLD.
4 Remove the piece of metal in front of the Dump Body Proximity Switch.
5 Using a multimeter, observe a PWM signal between B-35 and B-38. (HOIST UP SOLENOID)
6 Measure 0VDC between B-34 and B-37. (HOIST FLOAT SOLENOID)
7 Measure 0VDC between B-36 and B-39. (HOIST DOWN SOLENOID)
8 Measure 24VDC between B-78 and B-72. (HOIST PUMP CLUTCH - Optional: Use "NA" if does not exist. )
9 Release the Dump Body Joystick.
10 Measure 0VDC between B-35 and B-38.
11 Move the Dump Body Joystick to the DOWN position and HOLD.
12 Measure 0 VDC between B-35 and B-38.
13 Measure 0 VDC between B-34 and B-37.
14 Using a multimeter, observe a PWM signal between B-36 and B-39. (HOIST DOWN SOLENOID)
15 Release the Dump Body Joystick.
16 Place a piece of metal in front of the Dump Body Proximity Switch.
17 Measure 24VDC between B-34 and B-37.
18 Move the Dump Body Joystick to the UP position and HOLD.
19 Measure 0 Volts between B-34 and B-37.
20 Release the Dump Body Joystick.
21 Remove the piece of metal in front of the Dump Body Proximity Switch.
22 Measure 0 Volts between B-34 and B-37.
23 Disconnect the Dumpbody Prox Switch wires from B-1, B-2, & B-3.
If the Joystick does not operate correctly use the following to adjust the Joystick until it is operating correctly.
ENGINE STOP
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Jumper Con B-11 to Con B-12.
2 Pull the Engine Shutdown Switch OUT.
3 Observe the Engine Shutdown Ind is OFF.
4 Measure 24VDC between A-22(+) and A-23(-).
5 Push the Engine Shutdown Switch IN.
6 Observe the Engine Shutdown Ind is ON.
7 Measure 0VDC between A-22(+) and A-23(-).
8 Remove the jumper from step 1.
START STRING
GRID BOX
Trucks equipped with Siemens constant speed Grid Box, see figures 1 or 2; note capacitor in figure 1.
Trucks equipped with Mosebach Grid Box, see figure 3.
Trucks equipped with Siemens variable speed grid box, see figure 4 (next sheet).
FIGURE 1 FIGURE 2
FIGURE 3
FIGURE 4
COVERS REMOVED FOR CLARITY
INITIAL
1 Verify that all grids are correct and not damaged prior to installation.
2 Verify the cables have the correct terminal ends as per drawing.
3 Verify the terminal ends of all cables are tight and insulated.
4 Verify that all bus bars are tight and secure.
5 Verify that 2 - 2.5 Ohms for Siemens, OR 1.5 - 2 Ohms for Mosebach, is measured
across bank A from PIG1p to PIG1n.
OHMS
6 Verify that 2 - 2.5 Ohms for Siemens, OR 1.5 - 2 Ohms for Mosebach, is measured
across bank B from PIG2p to PIG2n.
OHMS
FIELD EXCITER
WHEEL MOTORS
(SKIP THIS STEP IF YOU ARE NOT MOUNTING THE WHEEL MOTORS)
1 M1-u/PIM1u 1 M2-u/PIM2u
2 M1-v/PIM1v 2 M2-v/PIM2v
3 M1-w/PIM1w 3 M2-w/PIM2w
TRANSFORMER
0906 0907
1 BLK-X1 1 BLK-X4
2 RED X2
RED-X2 2 RED X5
RED-X5
3 WHT-X3 3 WHT-X6
ALTERNATOR
1 T1 / PAT1 1 + / PAIDp
2 T2 / PAT2 2 - / PAIDn
3 T3 / PAT3
BLOWER MOTOR
VISUAL CHECK
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Verify the Battery Charger is installed correctly on engine.
2 Verify the Voltmeters are fully functional are have been calibrated.
3 Observe communications radios are fully operational.
4 Measure 0 Ω across each test jumper.
5 Ensure the top of the engine is clear of combustible material.
6 Verify the connectors 1XA through 1XM are not connected to the Control Box.
BATTERY CONNECTION
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Unplug 12C1 Cable from the Control Box
2 Unplug all engine cables.
3 Turn the Lucas Switch or Battery Disconnect Switch to the OFF position.
4 Turn the Axle Box Work Lights OFF.
5 Pull both Cab and Bumper Engine Shutdown Switches OUT.
6 Pull all Circuit Breakers in the Battery Control Box and the Cab OUT.
7 Move the Ignition Switch to the OFF position.
8 Turn all dash panel switches OFF.
9 Turn the Starter Isolation Switch ON.
10 Connect the Voltmeter pos. (+) lead to BC1 and the neg. (-) lead to XB1 of the Battery Box.
11 Record the resistance value: Ω
NOTE: If the reading is less than 150 Ω, check for a short circuit.
12 Measure approximately 0Ω between XB1 and frame ground. Ω
13 Measure greater than 150Ω between BC1 and frame ground. Ω
14 Jumper 1XD-14 to 1XA-1 (DO NOT REMOVE JUMPER UNLESS DIRECTED OTHERWISE)
15 Connect the battery cables, BC1 to pos. (+), XB1 to neg. (-) and all the Jumpers
16 Measure 24V between the positive and the negative bus bar
17 Connect the Battery Charger (+) to BC1 and (-) to XB1.
18 Turn the Lucas Switch or Battery Disconnect Switch ON.
19 Turn the Master Switch ON.
20 Push in all Circuit Breakers one at a time in the Cab.
21 Push in all Circuit Breakers one at a time inside the Battery Control Box.
(NOTE: If the CB's fail to remain in, check for a short in the circuit. DO NOT proceed
until the problem has been corrected.)
22 With all Circuit Breakers IN, proceed with the test.
HORN
DOME LIGHT
HEADLIGHTS
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Move the Headlight Switch to the HEAD position
2 Observe the Headlights are ON.
3 Observe the Clearance Lights are ON.
4 Pull CB20 OUT.
5 Observe the Left Headlight is OFF.
6 Push CB20 IN and pull CB21 OUT.
7 Observe the Left Headlight is ON.
8 Observe the Right Headlight is OFF.
9 Push CB21 IN.
10 Observe the Right Headlight is ON.
11 Move the Dimmer Switch in the steering column to the HI BEAM position.
12 Observe the Hi Beam Headlights are ON.
13 Measure 24VDC at 1XC-5.
14 Pull CB22 OUT.
15 Observe the Left Hi Beam Headlight is OFF.
16 Measure 24VDC at 1XC-5.
17 Push CB22 IN and pull CB23 OUT.
18 Observe the Left Hi Beam Headlight is ON.
19 Observe the Right High Beam Headlight is OFF.
20 Measure 24VDC at 1XC-5.
21 Push CB23 IN.
22 Observe the Right Hi Beam Headlight is ON.
23 Move the Dimmer Switch in the steering column to the LOW BEAM position.
24 Measure 0VDC at 1XC-5.
25 Observe the Hi Beam Headlights are OFF.
26 Move the Headlight Switch to the OFF position
27 Observe the Headlights and Clearance Lights are OFF.
CLEARANCE LIGHTS
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Move the Headlight Switch to the CLEARANCE position
2 Observe the Clearance Lights on the Superstructure and Axle Box are ON.
3 Observe the Switch LEDs and Shift Selector Lamp are ON.
4 Move the Turn Signal Switch to the LEFT TURN position.
5 Observe the Left Clearance Lights on the Superstructure and Axle Box are FLASHING.
6 Measure intermittent 24 VDC at TB 30-H.
7 Measure intermittent 24 VDC at 1XC-6.
8 Move the Turn Signal Switch to the RIGHT TURN position.
9 Observe the Right Clearance Lights on the Superstructure and Axle Box are FLASHING.
10 Measure intermittent 24 V at TB 30-G
11 Measure intermittent 24 VDC at 1XC-7.
12 Move the Turn Signal Switch back to the NEUTRAL position.
13 Move the Headlight Switch to the PARK position.
14 Observe the Clearance Lights are OFF.
15 Observe the Switch LEDs and Shift Selector Lamp are OFF.
BACK UP LIGHTS
BRAKE LIGHTS
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Depress the Service Brake Pedal.
2 Observe the two Stop Lights in the Axle Box are ON.
3 Observe the Brake Active Indicator is ON.
4 Observe the Stop Light atop of the cab is ON.
5 Measure 24VDC at 1XA-4.
6 Release the Service Brake Pedal.
7 Observe the two Stop Lights in the Axle Box are OFF.
8 Observe the Brake Active Indicator is OFF.
9 Observe the Stop Light atop of the cab is OFF.
10 Measure 0VDC at 1XA-4.
1 Move the Park Brake Switch to the OFF position (PARK BRAKE RELEASE).
2 Move the Propel Inhibit Switch to the ON position. (ALLOW PROPULSION)
3 Move the Ladder Up Switch to the UP position.
4 Observe the Park Brake Solenoid is ENERGIZED (audible solenoid click).
5 Move the Park Brake Switch to the ON position (PARK BRAKE APPLIED).
6 Observe the Park Brake Solenoid is OFF.
7 Move the Park Brake Switch to the OFF position (PARK BRAKE RELEASE).
8 Observe the Park Brake Solenoid is ENERGIZED (audible solenoid click).
9 Move the Propel Inhibit Switch to the OFF position. (PROPULSION INHIBITED)
10 Observe the Park Brake Solenoid is OFF.
11 Move the Propel Inhibit Switch to the ON position. (ALLOW PROPULSION)
12 Move the Ladder Down Switch to the DOWN position.
13 Observe the Park Brake Solenoid is OFF.
1 Connect the notebook computer to the Offload connector in the cab via the Offload Harness.
2 Open the Payload program by clicking on the Payload icon on the computer desktop.
3 Under the Controls folder, choose the 30 Second Light Test.
4 Observe Payload Display Meter in the dash begins cyclings numbers 0-9 for 30 seconds.
5 Observe Out Board Display on the susperstructure begins cyclings numbers 0-9 for 30 seconds.
1 Verify the Shift Selector Switch is in the NEUTRAL position. (For 24VDC to 1XA-12)
2 Jumper 1XD-10 to 1XA-12.
3 Observe the Retard Lights on the Axle Box are ON.
4 Observe the Retard Light on the top of the Cab is ON.
5 Observe the Retard Active Indicator is ON.
6 Remove the jumper from step 2.
7 Observe the Retard Lights on the Axle Box are OFF.
8 Observe the Retard Light on the top of the Cab is OFF.
9 Observe the Retard Active Indicator is OFF.
5 Remove connector at Autolube Pressure Switch and place a jumper between pin 1 and pin 2 of cable side.
6 Measure 24 VDC at 1XC-14.
7 Remove the jumper from step 1 and reinstall the connector.
8 Measure 0 VDC at 1XC-14.
13 Verify axle box work light operation with the light switch in the axle box.
SIEMENS BUZZER
FAULT RESET
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Measure 0VDC at 1XA-2.
2 Move the Fault Reset Switch to the ON position and HOLD.
3 Measure 24VDC at 1XA-2.
4 Release the Fault Reset Switch.
5 Measure 0VDC at 1XA-2.
CRUISE ENABLE/UP/DOWN
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Press the Cruise Enable Switch .
2 Measure 24VDC at 1XA-14.
3 Release the Cruise Enable Switch.
4 Measure 0VDC at 1XA-14.
5 Move the Cruise Adjust Switch to the INCREASE position (UP) and HOLD.
6 Measure 24VDC at 1XA-15.
7 Measure 0VDC at 1XA-16.
8 Move the Cruise Adjust Switch to the DECREASE position (DOWN) and HOLD.
9 Measure 0VDC at 1XA-15.
10 Measure 24VDC at 1XA-16.
11 Release the Cruise Adjust Switch.
STEERING ANGLE
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Verify the front wheels are straight.
2 Measure approximately 5VDC at 1XB-5. Steering Test to be completed in Section N.
DUMPBODY UP INPUT
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Place a piece of metal in front of the Dump Body Proximity Switch.
2 Measure 24 VDC at 1XA-3.
3 Remove the piece of metal in front of the Dump Body Proximity Switch.
4 Measure 0 VDC at 1XA-3.
FUEL LEVEL
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Measure 3 to 10 VDC at 1XC-8. REFERENCE: (Empty = 0VDC, Full = 10VDC, Half = 5VDC)
2 Verify the Fuel Gauge in the Central Service Box corresponds to the reading found in step 1.
3 Verify the voltage corresponds to the actual amount of fuel in the tank.
START STRING
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
Optional steps are in italic font. Enter "NA" for all optional steps that do not apply to test.
1 Disconnect 2C60-BLK and 2C60 WHT inside the Power Distribution box.
2 Connect X1(MDEC) to the ECU.
3 Turn the Park Brake Switch to the ON position.
4 Verify that the Shift Selector is in the NEUTRAL position.
5 Pull both the Cab and Bumper Engine Shutdown Switches OUT
6 Turn the Master Switch to the ON position.
7 Measure 0 VDC between 2C60-BLK and 2C60-WHT inside the Power Distribution box
8 Open the two Hydraulic Valves.
9 Observe the Hydraulic Valve Proximity Switch Indicators are ON.
10 Observe the Hydraulic Valve Indicator on the dash is OFF.
11 Turn the Master Switch to the START position and HOLD.
12 Measure 24 VDC between 2C60-BLK and 2C60-WHT inside the Power Distribution box.
13 Turn the Park Brake Switch to the OFF position.
14 Measure 0 VDC between 2C60-BLK and 2C60 WHT inside the Power Distribution box.
15 Turn the Park Brake Switch to the ON position.
16 Push the Engine Shutdown Switch in the cab IN.
17 Measure 0 VDC between 2C60-BLK and 2C60 WHT inside the Power Distribution box.
18 Pull the Engine Shutdown Switch in the cab OUT.
19 Push the Engine Shutdown Switch in the bumper IN.
20 Observe the light on the Bumper Engine shutdown switch is ON.
21 Measure 0 VDC between 2C60-BLK and 2C60 WHT inside the Power Distribution box
22 Pull the Engine Shutdown Switch in the bumper OUT.
23 Observe the light on the Engine Shutdown Switch in the bumper is OFF.
24 Measure 24 VDC between 2C60-BLK and 2C60-WHT inside the Power Distribution box.
25 Release the Master Switch.
26 Reconnect 2C60-BLK and 2C60-WHT.
POWER MODULE
FRAME COMPONENTS
Tool Record: LME#:____________________ Cal. Date:____________________
1 Fill the Hydraulic tank. Filled by:
2 Fill the Steering reservoir. Filled by:
3 * Fill the Front Suspension Oil per Liebherr spec. Filled by:
Nitrogen PSI
4 * Fill the Rear Suspension Oil per Liebherr spec. Filled by:
Nitrogen PSI
Charge the following accumulators:
5 Front Brakes (1800 PSI) Nitrogen PSI
6 Rear Brakes (1800 PSI) Nitrogen PSI
7 Brake and Steering Pump Unloader (1800 PSI) Nitrogen PSI
8 Steering (1700 PSI) Nitrogen PSI
Charged by:
9 Fill the Lube system. Filled by:
10 Prime the Lube System. Completed By:
11 Verify the Lube Injectors are preset. Completed By:
12 Verify that grease is reaching all lube points; Checked by:
steering tie rod ends, idler arm bearings, front
control arms, kingpins, rear control arm, drag
links, suspensions, dump cylinders, etc.
13 * Fill both Wheel Motor Gear Sets with the Filled by:
specified oil (two places each).
14 Fill the Fuel Tanks. Filled by:
15 Prime the Fuel Lines and Filters. By:
Check the Front Wheels Oil level:
16 * Left Filled by:
17 * Right Filled by:
* These items are done at the mine site, not production line.
PRE-START CHECK
ASSY SPVSR
MECHANICAL PRE-START CHECKS
INITIALS INITIALS
1 Verify the Service Sheet is complete. Verify the fluid levels are acceptable.
a. Engine oil
b. Radiator water level
c. Brake and Steering System Tank
d. Dump System tank
e. Fuel tank.
2 Verify all of the following valves are OPEN.
a. Brake and Steering Shut-off Valve.
b. Fuel Shut-off Valve.
c. Dump System Suction Valve.
3 Check for leaks.
4 Turn the Relief Valve screw adjuster of the Brake and Steering Manifold OUTWARD CCW completely..
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LME #
Calibration Date
ENGINE START
ASSY
INITIALS
1 Honk the Horn once.
2 Clear all personnel from underneath the Truck.
3 Turn key to the start position and hold.
The Prelube pump will run to build engine oil pressure, and stop.
Next the Prelube pump will activate the engine starter solenoids to crank the engine.
The engine will start.
Release key when engine runs smooth.
4 Check the pressure at G-4 on the Hydraulic Manifold and the Dump Valve.
Pressure should not meet or exceed 500 PSI.
5 Check for noise, leaks and excessive heat at the Hydraulic Tank, Lines and Valves.
6 Allow engine to idle for 15 minutes.
NOTE: AFTER 10 MINUTES OPEN THE FUEL CROSSOVER VALVE.
Notes:
1 All pressures should be set to an accuracy of ± 50 psi (3.4 bar), unless otherwise noted.
2 See document TI-2249BC (T282B Hydraulic Test Procedure Locations) for locations of test ports, and components,
which are mentioned in this procedure.
3 See TI-2249BC to determine if truck is equipped with new Hand Brake Manifold Assembly.
4 For trucks equipped with the older Hand Brake Valve, GB1 should be 2880 - 3000 psi (198.6 - 206.8 bar) and SVB
should be 2000 psi (137.9 bar).
5 Note that if the truck is equipped with the new Hand Brake Manifold Assembly, and the correct pressures are not seen
at GB1, and SVB, it will be nessecary to adjust the Pressure Reducing Valve of the Hand Brake Manifold Assembly.
6 For optimum performance, ensure that the main relief valve of the brake and steering manifold is set no less than
300 psi (20.7 bar) higher than the unloader valve of either brake and steering pump.
VERIFICATION OF GEAR OIL COOLING LINES ROUTING (REFER TO GEAR OIL COOLING FRAME ASSY)
ASSY
INITIALS
1 Verify that the suction line for the Left Final Drive Pump is connected to the Right side of the axle box as shown on
the drawing listed above.
2 Verify that this suction line crosses over to the Left Final Drive Assemby inside the axle box.
3 Disconnect the discharge line of the Left Final Drive Pump. Install a plug, which had been drilled, and tapped for
NPTF threads. Install an air quick disconnect coupling in the NPTF port of the hose plug.
4 Disconnect the return line, which connects to the Left Final Drive Assembly inside the axle box.
5 Connect the air quick disconnect coupling to a compressed air source.
6 Verify that air comes out the disconnected return line for the Left Final Drive Assembly.
7 Return both lines to their previous state as listed in the drawing above.
8 Repeat steps 1 through 7 changing all occurances of "Left" to "Right", and vice versa.
9 Mark any lines, which will be disconnected for shipment of the truck. This will ensure they are re-connected
correctly when the truck is erected in the field.
Note: This section can be ommited by Newport News Manufacturing only for the instance where the
power module is shipped separate from the chassis.
Verify the front truck tires are facing straight forward and centered.
STEERING ENCODER TEST
FULL LEFT
CENTER
FULL RIGHT
Connect the computer to the Siemens communication port on the dash. After opening the Monitor program
version 2.40 and making sure you have communication, select from the pull down menu APPLICATION-
OBSERVER and press ENTER. It will prompt you to enter CON
BRAKE & STEERING PUMP PRESSURE SETTING PROCEDURE, SINGLE OILGEAR PVG 130 PUMP
ASSY
INITIALS
1 Verify that the 15 minute warm up of the truck is complete.
2 Verify the Relief Valve Screw Adjuster is turned OUTWARD CCW completely.
3 Turn in the unloader and pressure compensator adjusters of the Oilgear pump all the way in CW.
4 Turn the Relief Valve Screw Adjuster INWARD CW until the pressure at G-4 reads 4000 psi (276 bar).
5 Turn the unloader adjuster of the Oilgear pump all the way out CCW.
6 Relieve pressure at G-4 by engaging the manual override button of the steering accumulator valve (SV1).
7 Turn the unloader adjuster of the Oilgear pump in CW until you hear the pump come on stroke.
The gauge at GPA will stop at the current setting of the unloader valve. Approx. 1/4 turn = 200 psi (13.8 bar)
8 Repeat step 6 until 3200 psi (220.6 bar) is seen at GPA when pump comes back off stroke. Compare pressure seen
at GPA with pressure at G4. In most cases gauges should show the same value for the instant of time when the
pump comes OFF stroke. If this is not the case, set pump to come off stroke when G4 is at 3200 psi (220.6 bar).
9 If the unloader adjuster is turned in too far, it may be necessary to have the operator steer a little after turning
the unloader adjuster back CCW. This will make the pump come back on stroke thereby allowing one to
see the current setting of the unloader valve.
10 Read and Record outlet pressures at GPA port of pump at high and low end of cycle.
GPA, Pump psi Acceptable range is 3200 +/- 50 psi
(instant of time before pump comes off stroke)
GPA, Pump OFF stroke psi Acceptable range is 0 to 200 psi
11 Although cycle time from "pump on stroke" to "pump off stroke" will vary from truck to truck and also from one
cycle to the next, all pumps should remain "off stroke" a significant amount of time, while truck is at idle. This
time period should be greater than or equal to 20 seconds.
Actual Cycle Time Seconds
Tool Records:
LME #
Calibration Date
BRAKE & STEERING PUMP PRESSURE SETTING PROCEDURE, DUAL OILGEAR PVG 65 PUMPS
ASSY
INITIALS
1 Turn in both pressure compensator adjusters of the Oilgear pumps all the way in CW, and lock down.
2 Turn in both unloader adjusters of the external unloader valves all the way in CW.
3 Turn the Relief Valve Screw Adjuster OUTWARD CCW completely.
4 Start the truck up, and complete the 15 minute warm up, as listed in Section K.
5 Turn the Relief Valve Screw Adjuster INWARD CW until the pressure at G-4 reads 3500 psi (241 bar).
6 Tighten the lock nut of the Relief Valve Screw Adjuster.
7 Turn the unloader adjusters of the external unloader valves all the way out CCW.
8 Relieve pressure at G-4 by engaging the manual override button of the steering accumulator valve (SV1).
Allow prressure to drop to 2800 psi (193.1 bar), and close valve.
9 Turn the unloader adjuster of the drivers side external unloader valve in CW, until 3000 psi (206.8 bar) is seen at Gpa1.
10 Turn the unloader adjuster of the off drivers side external unloader valve in CW, until 3200 psi (220.6 bar) is seen at Gpa2.
11 Gpa1, and Gpa2 should not be less than 200 psi (13.8 bar) apart, once pressures have been set.
12 Read and record outlet pressures at Gpa2 port of pump at high and low end of the cycle
Gpa2, Pump ON stroke PSI Acceptable range is 3200 +/- 50 psi
(instant of time before pump comes off stroke)
Gpa2, Pump OFF stroke PSI Acceptable range is 0 to 200 psi
13 Although cycle time from "pump on stroke" to "pump off stroke" will vary from truck to truck and also from one
cycle to the next, all pumps should remain "off stroke" a significant amount of time, while truck is at idle. This
time period should be greater than or equal to 20 seconds.
Actual Cycle Time Seconds
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LME #
Calibration Date
ASSY
INITIALS
1 Verify the Shift Lever in the Neutral position.
2 Verify the Park Brake is ON.
3 Verify the Hand Brake is ON.
4 Move the Dump System Joystick backwards to the power up position and HOLD. ٭
The gauge at PG1 of the dump system actuator should read 400 - 450psi (27.6 - 31.0 bar).
Record the actual reading: psi
5 Move the Dump System Joystick forward to the power down position and HOLD.
Both inlet gauges should read 3000 psi (206.8 bar).
Left Inlet Pressure: psi
Right Inlet Pressure: psi
6 Move the Dump System Joystick to the power down position and HOLD. ٭
The gauge at PG2 of the dump system actuator should read 400 - 450psi (27.6 - 31.0 bar).
Record the actual reading: psi
7 With the engine at idle the pressure at PG should be 2880 - 3200 psi (198.6 - 220.6 bar).
Record the actual reading: psi
8 With the engine at idle move joystick to the raise position and record Extend & Retract pressures while extending both
stages of the dump cylinder. Note that stage 1 is defined as the large stage and stage 2 is defined as the small stage.
Extend pressure, stage 1 : psi Acceptable range is 200 to 700 psi
Retract pressure, stage 1 : psi See note below
Note: Measurement must be taken @ same time as extend pressure and value must be less than extend pressure.
Extend pressure, stage 2 : psi Acceptable range is 400 to 1100 psi
Retract pressure, stage 2 : psi See note below
Note: Measurement must be taken @ same time as extend pressure and value must be less than extend pressure.
9 With the engine at idle, move joystick to the lower position and record Retract and Extend pressures while retracting
both stages of the dump cylinder.
Retract pressure, stage 1 : psi Acceptable range is 650 to 1400 psi
Extend pressure, stage 1 : psi See note below
Note: Measurement must be taken @ same time as retract pressure and value must be less than retract pressure.
Retract pressure, stage 2 : psi Acceptable range is 3100 to 2800 psi
Extend pressure, stage 2 : psi See note below
Note: Measurement must be taken @ same time as retract pressure and value must be less than retract pressure.
* If the pressure indications at PG1 and PG2 are not 27 to 31 bar (390 to 450 psi), it is necessary to adjust the high range potentiometer of the
dump control lever.
Tool Records:
LME #
Calibration Date
SYSTEM BLEED CHECKS (this section to be completed at the mine site by Liebherr Service)
ASSY
INITIALS Bleed the following systems:
1 Pump the hydraulic brake pedal vigerously for 5 minutes to purge air from the front and rear brake circuit.
2 * Rear Left Park Brake
3 * Rear Right Park Brake
4 Turn the Steering Wheel lock to lock several times until smooth operation is obtained.
* Apply, and release Park Brake 4 times, and visually check to see that discs engage,
and disengage rotor. Bleed Park Brake when truck is erected in the field.
ASSY
INITIALS
1 Confirm system pressure by reading 2880 - 3200 psi (198.6 - 220.6 bar)at G-4 when pump has come off stroke.
2 With gauges at GB1 and SVB, manually apply the service brakes and record pressures. GB1 should measure
2880 - 3000 psi (198.6 - 206.8 bar) and SVB pressure should be 2000 psi (137.9 bar).
3 Record the actual reading at GB1: psi
4 Record the actual reading at SVB: psi
5 With gauges at GB1 and SVB, set the Hand Brake and record the pressures. For trucks equipped with the Hand
Brake Manifold Assembly, GB1 should be 1500 - 2200 psi (103.4 - 151.7 bar)and SVB pressure should be
1000 - 1200 psi (68.9 - 82.7 bar).
See Notes 3, 4, and 5.
6 Record the actual reading at GB1: psi
7 Record the actual reading at SVB: psi
8 With a gauge at PB, move the Park Brake switch to the RELEASE position and record the pressure.
The pressure should be 2880 - 3200 psi (198.6 - 220.6 bar).
Record the actual reading at PB: psi
9 With gauge installed at "P" port of Flow Amplifier and truck at idle, read and record the following pressures:
Wheels forward at idle, Pressure should be less than 1000 psi (69 bar): psi
Tool Records:
LME #
Calibration Date
AUTOLUBE SYSTEM
1 The SL-V injector’s pins are up at rest and move down under pressure. When they vent, the indicator pin will
move back up. Set all injectors for maximum output, per procedure listed below.
2a Remove plastic cap on bottom of injector.
2b Loosen stop nut and unscrew adjustment screw from body of injector.
2c Screw stop nut to bottom of adjustment screw.
2d Push indicator pin up to make sure that piston is at bottom of stoke.
2e Screw adjustment back into body of injector 5 turns - This will be full output. - (.075 cubic inches)
The indicator pin should be approximately level with the top opening of the adjustment.
2f Each additional turn in would equate to approximately .015 cubic inch decrease in output.
2g Once the adjustment is made. - tighten the stop nut and replace plastic cap.
2 Startup the truck and ensure that the lube pump comes on 5 minutes after startup, and then automatically shuts off.
3 After initial 5 minute cycle (step 2 above), lube pump should come on 20 minutes later.
4 Ensure that once lube pump comes on, all visual indicators of all injectors (except lines which are plugged OFF)
move up inside injectors, and then re-set after pump kicks off.
5 Ensure that the AUTOLUBE alarm in the cab does not come on at any time, and 2500-3000 psi is seen at the
test port on the outside of the Axle Box. This pressure should be checked with the end of line pressure switch connected.
6 Unplug the end of the line pressure switch and verify that 2500-3500 psi is seen at the test port on the outside of the Axle Box.
If the pressure is too high, turn the pressure reducing valve (beside pressure port, and stamped "PR10-32…") of the lube pu
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LME #
Calibration Date
TEST
INITIALS
1 Connect a laptop computer to the truck, which has the latest ECOMAT Program installed.
2 Start the truck with the Park Brake Applied, and the Hand Brake Released.
3 Go to "Module Configuration" within the Ecomat Program, and ensure the correct value is present for
Brake Drag Time Delay. Record this value. seconds Acceptable range is 10 to 15 seconds
4 Go to the "Visualization" application within the ECOMAT Program.
5 Manually apply the Service Brake Pedal, and ensure that the input for "Brake Pedal Prox. Switch" comes on.
6 Release the Service Brake Pedal. A Brake Drag Fault should not be present after the Brake Drag Time Delay has expired.
7 Apply the Hand Brake, and ensure that the input for "Hand Brake Press. Switch" comes on.
8 Release the Hand Brake. A Brake Drag Fault should not be present after the Brake Drag Time Delay has expired.
9 Apply the Retard Pedal, and ensure that the input for "Retard" comes on.
10 Release the Retard Pedal. A Brake Drag Fault should not be present after the Brake Drag Time Delay has expired.
11 Shut the truck down, disconnect the Brake Drag Lines from the Brake Pedal, and connect them to an external pressure
source. Establish, and maintain 25 to 30 psi at both Brake Drag Switches.
12 Repeat steps 2, and 4.
13 Upon successful boot up of the truck computer a Brake Drag Fault should be present.
14 Remove all pressure from both Brake Drag Switches, and ensure that the Brake Drag Fault goes away.
15 Manually apply, and hold down the Service Brake Pedal. While holding down the pedal re-establish, and maintain
25 to 30 psi at both Brake Drag Switches.
16 Release the Service Brake Pedal. A Brake Drag Fault should be present after the Brake Drag Time Delay has expired.
17 Remove all pressure from both Brake Drag Switches, and ensure that the Brake Drag Fault goes away.
18 Apply the Hand Brake. Re-establish, and maintain 25 to 30 psi at both Brake Drag Switches.
19 Release the Hand Brake. A Brake Drag Fault should be present after the Brake Drag Time Delay has expired.
20 Remove all pressure from both Brake Drag Switches, and ensure that the Brake Drag Fault goes away.
21 Manually apply, and hold down the Retard Pedal. While holding down the pedal re-establish, and maintain
25 to 30 psi at both Brake Drag Switches.
22 Release the Retard Pedal. A Brake Drag Fault should be present after the Brake Drag Time Delay has expired.
23 Remove all pressure from both Brake Drag Switches, and ensure that the Brake Drag Fault goes away.
24 Shut the truck down, and re-connect the Brake Drag Lines per the Deck Brake and Steering Assembly Drawing.
GEAR OIL COOLING PRESSURE SETTING PROCEDURE (REFER TO GEAR OIL COOLING FRAME ASSY)
(this section to be completed at the mine site by Liebherr Service)
ASSY
INITIALS
1 Turn the relief valve screw adjusters of both the right, and left gear oil cooling circuits all the way out (CCW).
2 Install pressure gauge (1000 psi / 69.0 bar recommended) in "TP1" test port of left lube oil filter manifold.
3 Start truck up and take engine to full throttle. Turn relief valve screw adjuster in (CW) until 300 psi (20.7 bar)
is seen at "TP1". If 300 psi (20.7 bar) can not be seen at "TP1," it will be nessecary to shut down the truck, and
then cap and plug outlet lines of lube oil filter manifold. It should be noted that the spring range for the relief valve is
150 to 600 psi (10.3 to 41.4 bar).
4 Tighten down jam nut while preventing relief valve screw adjuster from turning. Repeat steps 2 through 4 for right
final drive gear oil circuit.
TEST
INITIALS
1 Verify that the hydraulic pressures are set and correct.
2 Verify that deck is free of loose hardware, tools, trash, etc.
3 Verify that Cab panels are all present and secure.
4 Verify that all j-boxes have lids installed.
5 Verify the Main Blower is operational and the direction of airflow is correct.
6 Verify Engine Shutdown Switches are fully functional.
7 Verify the engine is fully functional and does not display any faults.
8 Verify a Fire Extinguisher is present, functional, and fully accessible.
9 Verify all non-essential personnel are clear of the truck.
FINAL CHECKS
TEST
INITIALS
1 Service Brake fully functional and does not generate faults.
2 Hand Brake fully functional and does not generate faults.
3 Park Brake fully functional and does not generate faults.
4 Steering System fully functional and does not generate faults.
5 Dump System fully functional and does not generate faults.
6 Retard System fully functional and does not generate faults.
7 Propulsion System fully functional and does not generate faults.
8 Drive System fully functional and does not generate faults.
ASSY TEST
INITIALS INITIALS
ALL SECTIONS OF THE TI-2198-A TEST PROCEDURE HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND VERIFIED BY :