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Service Training Meeting Guide 760
SESV1760 August 2002
TECHNICAL PRESENTATION
M316C, M318C, AND M322C HYDRAULIC EXCAVATORS MULTI COMBINED FUNCTION
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Monitor • M300C Monitor: 1. Monitor
The monitor informs the operator of the machine status and allows the adjustment of certain machine parameters. The monitor can be programmed to control various work tools that require different pressures and flow.
2. Alert indicator 3. Indicator lights 4. Throttle position switch indicator 5. Gauges 6. Display 7. Keypad
The monitor provides information to the operator by a gauge panel, alert indicators, throttle position switch indicator and a display panel with various screens and menus. A keypad is used to navigate the menus.
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M300C MONITOR MAIN MENU
QUICK COUPLER -LOCK -UNLOCK
PREFERENCES SELECT LANGUAGE ADJUST CLOCK ADJUST DISPLAY -CONTRAST -BRIGHTNESS (DAY) -BRIGHTNESS (NIGHT)
MACHINE INFO
MAIN MENU QUICK COUPLER PREFERENCES SELECT TOOL FILTER/FLUID HOURS SERVICE OPTIONS SERVICE OPTIONS MACHINE INFO OPERATING HOURS TOOL INDICATOR
OPERATING HOURS
MACHINE INFO -ENGINE CONTROLLER -- PART- NO -- SER-NO -- SW-VER - MACHINE CONTR -- PART-NO -- SER-NO -- SW-VER - MONITOR -- PART-NO -- SER-NO -- SW-VER - SOFT-SWITCH PANEL -- SW-VER
ENGINE CONTR MACHINE CONTR MONITOR SOFT-SWITCH PANEL TRAVEL SWING TOOL 1 TOOL 2 TOOL 3 TOOL 4 TOOL 5
SELECT TOOL NO TOOL TOOL 1 TOOL 2 TOOL 3 TOOL 4 TOOL 5 HAMMER GENERATOR
FILTER/FLUID HOURS ENGINE OIL ENGINE OIL FILTER ENGINE COOLANT FUEL/WATER SEP FUEL FILTER HYDRAULIC PILOT OIL RETURN HYD OIL FILTER HYDRAULIC OIL
TOOL INDICATOR -ENABLE -DISABLE
38 • Monitor Main menu structure
This illustration shows the Main menu structure of the monitor.
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MAIN MENU
SELECT TOOL MENU SELECT TOOL TOOL #1
SELECT TOOL NO TOOL
ACTIVE :SELECT
X:EXIT
:SELECT
X:EXIT
SELECT TOOL HAMMER
SELECT TOOL NOT CONFIGURED
:SELECT
X:EXIT
X:EXIT
42 • Select Tool menu
The Select Tool menu allows the operator to activate a predefined tool. The monitor will display all the tools that are installed on the machine: NO TOOL, five auxiliary tools for the combined function valve, and generator or hammer. The Select Tool menu is always available, even if the machine is not equipped with a combined function valve, generator valve, or hammer valve. The NO TOOL option is always available. The current tool will be displayed as ACTIVE. If a tool was setup with an invalid filename (i.e. all spaces), the monitor displays NOT CONFIGURED. A tool displayed as NOT CONFIGURED cannot be selected.
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M300C MONITOR SERVICE OPTIONS PW MENU
MAIN MENU QUICK COUPLER PREFERENCES SELECT TOOL FILTER/FLUID HOURS SERVICE OPTIONS SERVICE OPTIONS PW
SERVICE OPTIONS PW RESET SERVICE HOURS CHANGE PASSWORD ACTIVE ERROR LOGGED ERROR LOGGED EVENT SWITCH STATUS STATUS CONFIGURATION CALIBRATION TOOL ADJUSTMENT RTC COMP INTERVAL
RESET SERVICE HOURS
SWITCH STATUS
STATUS
ENGINE OIL ENGINE OIL FILTER ENGINE COOLANT FUEL/WATER SEP FUEL FILTER HYDRAULIC PILOT OIL RETURN HYD OIL FILTER HYDRAULIC OIL
ATT PEDAL FRONT ATT PEDAL BACK SWING PILOT PRESS OPER SWING BRAKE FORWARD TRAVEL PR REVERSE TRAVEL PR JOYST BUTTON ACT OPER FUEL PUMP ARMREST POSITION FORWARD TR PED LIM OPER SER BR PRES BRAKE PEDAL LIMIT CRANK W/O INJECT
AUX HYD FLOW SOL AUX HYD PRES SOL SWASH PLATE ANGLE TRANSM CLUTCH PR HYD OIL TEMP ENGINE SPEED BOOST PRESSURE FUEL TEMP COOLANT TEMP INT MANIFOLD TEMP ENGINE OIL PRESS BATTERY VOLTAGE FUEL PER HOUR FUEL TOTAL USED DESIRED ENGINE SPEED
TOOL ADJUST (TOOL 1-5) -TOOL NAME -UNI/BI DIRECT ON/OFF -BACK DIR MAX PRESS -BACK DIR MAX FLOW -FRONT DIR MAX PRESS -FRONT DIR MAX FLOW
CONFIGURATION TRAVEL ALARM BOOM ANGLE SWITCH FUEL FILLER PUMP QUICK COUPLER GENERATOR AUX HYD VALVE HAMMER AESC TIME TRAVEL PEDAL LOCK
CHANGE PASSWORD -CURRENT -NEW
CALIBRATION
45 • SERVICE OPTIONS PW menu
This illustration shows the menu structure of the SERVICE OPTIONS PW menu. The SERVICE OPTIONS PW menu is used to reset service hours, view the status of various machine components, view errors and events, adjust machine configuration, perform calibrations, and adjust the optional auxiliary hydraulic system (tool control). Once enabled, the SERVICE OPTIONS PW menu remains enabled until the engine start switch key has been turned off for two minutes.
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SERVICE OPTIONS PW MENU TOOL ADJUSTMENT MENU ADJUST TOOL TOOL NAME
TOOL SELECT TOOL #1
HAMMER______ :SELECT
X:EXIT
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72% :+/-
:SET X:EXIT
ADJUST TOOL ONE/TWO WAY
ADJUST TOOL BACK DIR MAX PRES /
:+/-
TWO WAY
:SET X:EXIT
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:+/-
:SET X:EXIT
54 • Tool Adjustment menu
The Tool Adjustment menu is used to set up the combined function valve. With the tool adjustment menu, the technician can program the tool's name, one-way or two-way flow, and maximum flow and pressure in the forward and backward pedal position. Settings do not take effect until the Set key has been pressed. NOTE: Although the monitor can be used to adjust the maximum flow for the combined function valve, ET is more precise because ET allows the input of tenths of a percent. The monitor requires changes to be entered as whole percentages.
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M300C MACHINE ELECTRONIC CONTROL SYSTEM INPUTS AND OUTPUTS RIGHT JOYSTICK ONE TOUCH LOW IDLE
QUICK COUPLER SOLENOID VALVE
LEFT JOYSTICK SWING BRAKE ENGAGE
MULTI FUNCTION VALVE HYDRAULIC OIL PRESSURE
SERVICE BRAKE PRESSURE SWITCH OVERLOAD WARNING SWITCH
MULTI FUNCTION VALVE HYDRAULIC OIL FLOW
LOW TRANSMISSION CLUTCH PRESSURE SENSOR
MULTI FUNCTION VALVE DIRECTION SOLENOID
BRAKE OIL ACCUMULATOR PRESSURE SWITCH SWASHPLATE ANGLE SENSOR
TRAVEL ACTIVATION SOLENOID SWING BRAKE SOLENOID PARKING BRAKE SOLENOID
TRAVEL ALARM HORN
TRAVEL SPEED SOLENOID
HYDRAULIC OIL TEMPERATURE SENSOR
HIGH PRESSURE SOLENOID
HYDRAULIC OIL CLOG SWITCH
IMPLEMENT LOCKOUT SOLENOID
ENGINE COOLANT LEVEL SWITCH
MACHINE ECM
HYDRAULIC OIL LEVEL SWITCH
SERVICE BRAKE LIGHTS
CREEPER SPEED SOLENOID OSCILLATION AXLE SOLENOID
AIR FILTER CLOG SWITCH SERVICE BRAKE PEDAL SWITCH
MAIN PUMP (PRV) SOLENOID
ARMREST POSITION SWITCH
MULTI FUNCTION VALVE PRESSURE SWITCH REVERSE
SWING PUMP (PRV) SOLENOID
TRAVEL PEDAL LIMIT SWITCH
MULTI FUNCTION VALVE PRESSURE SWITCH FORWARD
ENGINE COOLING FAN SOLENOID
BOOM ANGLE LIMIT SWITCH
FORWARD TRAVEL PRESSURE SW SWING PRESSURE SWITCH REVERSE TRAVEL PRESSURE SW STABILIZER PRESSURE SWITCH
AUX HYDRAULIC CAB RISER SOLENOID
THROTTLE POSITION SWITCH
FUEL LEVEL SENSOR BACKUP (LIMP HOME) SWITCH ENGINE ECM
CAT DATA LINK
TRAVEL LOCK MAGNET SWITCH
REFUELING PUMP RELAY QUICK COUPLER PRESSURE SWITCH IMPLEMENT LOCKOUT RELAY
SOFT SWITCHES FUEL PUMP ECM
CAT DATA LINK
MONITOR
CAT DATA LINK
CAN DATA LINK
DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS (CAT ET)
57 Machine ECM • Machine ECM inputs and outputs
The inputs and outputs of the Machine ECM are shown in this illustration. The Machine ECM communicates with the Engine ECM on the Cat Data Link and with the monitor and soft switch panel on the CAN data link. NOTE: The grouped pressure switches and grouped solenoids in the illustration share a common part number.
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Diagnostic Tools • Electronic Technician
Caterpillar Electronic Technician (ET) is used in place of the M300 Technician software program that was used on previous machines. M300 Technician is still required for servicing the former machines; however, M300 Technician will not communicate with the M300C Excavators. The M300C Excavator's ECM's use two data links to communicate. The Engine ECM, Machine ECM, the optional Product Link, and the optional Machine Security System communicate via the Cat Data Link (CDL). The monitor and soft switch panel communicate with the Engine ECM and the Machine ECM on the J1939 CAN Data Link, but do not access the CDL. During a flash download to the Machine ECM, ET normally uses the CDL. When flashing the Engine ECM, the monitor, and the soft switch panel, ET uses the J1939 CAN Data Link. If the J1939 CAN Data Link is not available, ET can flash download software to the Engine ECM via the slower CDL. Because the 7X-1700 Communication Adapter (Com Adapter I) cannot communicate on the J1939 CAN Data Link, the 1714400 Communication Adapter (Com Adapter II) should be used if the monitor or soft switch panel are to be flashed.
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83 • Machine ECM configuration screen
This illustration shows the Configuration screen for the Machine ECM of a M316C Excavator. Most of the parameters on this screen inform the Machine ECM of installed attachments. Two of the parameters are used to adjust the operation of the Automatic Engine Speed Control (AESC). The AESC Delay Time parameter adjusts the amount of time that must elapse with no hydraulic activity before the AESC becomes active. The Main Pump Swash Plate Angle Machine Operating Threshold parameter adjusts the main pump swashplate angle that must be attained before the AESC is activated. The operating threshold should be at least one degree above the pump swashplate angle at low pressure standby.
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85 • Tool setup
If the machine is equipped with the combined function valve, ET or the monitor can be used to set the flow direction, flow quantity, and pressure for up to five different tools. NOTE: The parameters for flow and pressure are listed as a percentage of flow, not as regular units. See the Testing and Adjusting manual for the procedures for correctly setting up a tool.
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M300C TOOL CONTROL
MONITOR
AUXILIARY FLOW SOLENOID AUXILIARY PRESSURE SOLENOID AUXILIARY DIRECTION SOLENOID
MACHINE ECM
CAN J1939
HAMMER SOLENOID LOCKOUT SWITCH
GENERATOR SOLENOID
GENERATOR ENABLE SWITCH
SSP
ATTACHMENT PEDAL FORWARD PRESSURE SWITCH
ATTACHMENT PEDAL REVERSE PRESSURE SWITCH
109 • Tool control
Tool Control This feature allows the following functions: configuration of tools that can be installed on the machine, choose which tool is active on the machine, and operate the active tool. There are up to seven possible installed tools, or no tool may be installed on the machine. Each of these tools will have the following parameters associated with it: -
Tool Number Tool Name Max pressure front direction Max pressure back direction Minimum flow front direction Minimum flow back direction Whether this tool is uni- or bi-directional Total Operating Hours
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The tool is operated by depressing the attachment pedal, which is monitored by two pressure switches. The electronic control system uses the input from these pressure switches to control the combined function valve. max If the back pressure switch is closed and the front pressure switch is open, the flow solenoid is set to the active tool's associated minimum flow value for the back direction or 420 mA, whichever is a greater current value. The pressure solenoid is set to the active tool's associated max pressure value for the back direction. If the machine is equipped with a generator, the generator valve is deactivated if the generator is the active tool and the generator enable switch is open. If the generator enable switch is closed, the generator solenoid will be activated. The direction solenoid is activated if the active tool is set to uni-directional. The total operating hours of this tool start to increase, based on the time it is being actuated.
max If the back pressure switch is open and the front pressure switch is closed, the flow solenoid is set to the active tool's associated minimum flow value for the front direction or 420 mA, whichever is a greater current value. The pressure solenoid is set to the active tool's associated max pressure value for the front direction. If the machine is equipped with a generator, the generator valve is deactivated if the generator is the active tool and the generator enable switch is open. If the generator enable switch is closed, the generator solenoid will be activated. The direction solenoid is activated if the active tool is set to uni-directional. The total operating hours of this tool start to increase, based on the time it is being actuated.
If the back pressure switch and the front pressure switch are both open, the flow solenoid is set to the less of the active tool's associate minimum flow values or 420 mA, if the lesser of the flow values is less than 420 mA. The pressure solenoid is set to the greater of the active tool's associated maximum pressure values. If the machine is equipped with a generator, the generator valve is deactivated if the generator is the active tool and the generator enable switch is OPEN. If the generator enable switch is closed, the generator solenoid will be activated. The direction solenoid is activated if the active tool is set to uni-directional.
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When the back pressure switch and front pressure switch are both closed a diagnostic code is generated. The flow solenoid is set to 420 mA and the pressure solenoid is set to 0 mA. If the machine is equipped with a generator, the generator valve is deactivated if the generator is the active tool and the generator enable switch is OPEN. If the generator enable switch is closed, the generator solenoid will be activated. The direction solenoid is activated if the active tool is set to uni-directional. When the Generator, Hammer or No Tool is active, the current commanded to the maximum flow solenoid is 0 Amperes. The minimum value of 420 mA only applies when one of the configurable auxiliary tools is active. When the hammer is the active tool, the Machine ECM will energize the hammer enable solenoid. When it becomes inactive, the hammer solenoid will be de-energized. NOTE: The implement lockout solenoid must be energized for the tool control to function.
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• M318C / M322C main hydraulic control valve group components: 1. Tube 2. Combined function valve 3. Bucket 4. Travel 5. Stick 6. Dozer/stabilizer drain line 7. Boom 8. Main relief valve 9. Signal limiter valve 10. Dozer/stabilizer
The standard main control valve group has five independent sections as shown: bucket control valve (3), travel control valve (4), stick control valve (5), dozer/stabilizer control valve (6), and boom control valve (7). These control valves direct main pump flow to the various implement or travel circuits. The group is equipped with the main relief valve (8) and the load sensing signal limiter valve (9). If the machine is equipped with a VA boom, the VA boom control valve is mounted on the end of the main valve body. The combined function valve (2) is mounted to the other end. A (1) is directs pump pressure to the combined function valve. This pressure is used as part of the priority circuit. An external tube is used to prevent excessive pressure loss through the valve body. The dozer/stabilizer valve has a direct connection to the hydraulic tank through hose (6).
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• M316C main valve group 1. Main relief valve 2. Signal limiter valve 3. Drift reduction valve (optional) 4. VA boom valve
The M316C uses a smaller main valve block than the M318C and M322C. The main control spools are located similarly in both valve blocks, however, the location of the main relief (1) and the signal limiter valve (2) is different.
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M300C SERIES MAIN CONTROL VALVE GROUP WITH COMBINED FUNCTION VALVE
BOOM LOWERING VALVE
QUICK COUPLER
MAIN RELIEF
DRIFT REDUCTION VALVE
FLOW SELECTOR VALVES COMBINED FUNCTION
SIGNAL LIMITER
SIGNAL DRAIN VALVE
BOOM
STICK
DOZER
TRAVEL
CONTROL SPOOL
BUCKET PRESSURE COMPENSATOR PRIORITY VALVE
FLOW CONTROL SPOOL
BACK PRESSURE VALVE
VA BOOM
BYPASS CHECK VALVE
LS DAMPER LINE FAN DRIVE SYSTEM
MAIN PUMP GROUP
161 • Hydraulic system with combined function valve
One of the proportional solenoids on the combined function valves is use to limit the pilot pressure to shift the control valve spool. This limits the maximum flow to the work tool. The other proportional solenoid is used to control the line relief settings. NOTE: The combined function valve function will be discussed in more detail later in the presentation.
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• Combined function valve components: Pump
1. Load sensing signal line 2. Stroke limiter 3. Direction solenoid 4. Line relief 5. Pressure solenoid 6. Line relief
Combined Function Valve The combined function valve can be pre-programmed for up to five work tools using either the monitor or ET. The valve uses two proportional solenoids to control the flow and pressure to the work tool. The pressure solenoid (1) is installed in the rear of the valve. The flow solenoid (8) is installed in the bottom of the valve. An additional solenoid valve (3) is used to select one-way or two-way oil flow. These solenoids are controlled through the Machine ECM. The combined function valve uses an external tube (1) to receive its load sensing signal. The external tube helps maintain the load sensing signal pressure better than internal passages.
7. Stroke limiter 8. Flow solenoid 9. Pilot line to top of spool 10.Priority valve 11.Pressure compensator
NOTE: Some service literature may refer to the valve as "Auxiliary Control Valve (Combined Function)."
Multi Combined Function P/N 1way / 2 ways solenoid flow control solenoid flow ON/OFF solenoid pressure solenoid relief valve flow control valve priority valve
Full MCV 191-2778 yes yes no yes 2 yes yes
Hammer Valve 192-3176 no no yes no 1 yes no
Generator Valve 192-3177 no no yes no 0 yes yes
Return Oil Flow Direction Control Solenoid
Port B 1 Inch SAE 6000 PSI
Port "PST" Pilot to Direction Control Valve
Test Port MB
Prio Check-Valve
Load Check Valve
Port A 1 Inch SAE 6000 PSI
Test Port Ma 01.1
Test Port MB
Stroke Limiter Pilot b 01.2 Test Port M b 01.3 Make-Up Valve B
Line Relief Valve B Pressure Control Solenoid
MP Signal Port Flow Control Valve Line Relief Valve A
Priority Valve
Pilot b 01.1
Make-Up Valve A Pilot a 01
Port L (Drain)
Multi Combined Valve Components
Flow Control Valve (spool missing)
Priority Valve
- The Flow Control Valve is simply made of a spool, a spring and a plug. It is not adjustable (unless shims would be added in the cover). The flow adjustment takes place through E.T. - The Priority Valve is made of a spool, an internal stroke limiter for the spool, a spring and a plug. It is not adjustable either (unless shims would be added in the cover).
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TO/FROM SINGLE ACTING TOOL OR DOUBLE ACTING TOOL
M300C SERIES AUXILIARY TOOL CONTROL COMBINED FUNCTION VALVE NEUTRAL
SHUT OFF BALL VALVES ONE WAY SELECTOR VALVE
FROM JOYSTICK
PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID
FROM PILOT MANIFOLD
COMBINED FUNCTION
SIGNAL LIMITER
BUCKET
MAIN RELIEF
SELECTOR SOLENOID VALVE
SIGNAL DRAIN VALVE
BOOM DOZER STICK TRAVEL CONTROL VALVES
LINE RELIEF AND MAKEUP VALVE
CONTROL SPOOL
PRESSURE COMPENSATOR PRIORITY VALVE
FLOW CONTROL SPOOL
LS DAMPER LINE
FLOW CONTROL SOLENOID
MAIN PUMP GROUP
181 • NEUTRAL
The combined function valve is a pressure compensated control valve featuring a flow control spool. The flow control spool maintains a controlled pressure drop across the combined function valve spool when the valve is shifted. The priority valve is used to provide flow priority to the combined function valve if multiple circuits are activated and the pump cannot satisfy all flow needs. When the combined function valve is in NEUTRAL, the priority valve is shifted up and signal oil is blocked by a check valve.
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TO/FROM SINGLE ACTING TOOL OR DOUBLE ACTING TOOL SHUTOFF BALL VALVES
COMBINED FUNCTION VALVE ONE WAY FLOW
TO/FROM SINGLE ACTING TOOL OR DOUBLE ACTING TOOL
TWO WAY FLOW
SELECTOR SOLENOID VALVE
ONE WAY SELECTOR VALVE FROM PILOT MANIFOLD
PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID
FROM PILOT MANIFOLD
PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID
COMBINED FUNCTION
LINE RELIEF AND MAKEUP VALVE
CONTROL SPOOL
PRIORITY VALVE
PRIORITY VALVE
FLOW CONTROL SPOOL
FLOW CONTROL SPOOL TO PUMP FROM PUMP
TO PUMP FROM PUMP
FROM PUMP
FROM PUMP
FLOW CONTROL SOLENOID PRESSURE SWITCH
RESOLVER
FLOW CONTROL SOLENOID FROM JOYSTICK
FROM JOYSTICK
182 • One-way flow and twoway flow
When the combined function valve is activated, pilot oil to the control spool is limited by the flow control solenoid. The maximum line pressure is controlled by the pressure control solenoid. The pressure control solenoid valve works with the two line relief valves. Some of the supply oil is directed through the line relief valve to the pressure control solenoid. This oil works with the proportional solenoid against the spring in the pressure control solenoid valve. When the spring force is exceeded, the pressure control solenoid valve shifts to drain this oil to tank. The line relief now opens to limit maximum line circuit pressure. The flow control solenoid, the pressure control solenoid, selector control solenoid are controlled by the Machine ECM. The selector control solenoid is an on and off solenoid, while the other two solenoids are proportional.
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For one-way flow, the selector solenoid is energized. The solenoid directs pilot oil to the one way selector valve. The selector valve shifts, to direct return oil from the work tool to tank and block the supply passage from the control spool. When the selector valve is de-energized, the valve blocks pilot oil to the one-way selector valve. Supply oil can be directed to either port to the work tool.
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SINGLE ACTING TOOL OR DOUBLE ACTING TOOL
M300C SERIES AUXILIARY TOOL CONTROL TWO WAY FLOW / FLOW NEEDS MET COMBINED FUNCTION WITH HIGHEST SIGNAL
ONE WAY SELECTOR VALVE
FROM JOYSTICK
SHUT OFF BALL VALVES SELECTOR SOLENOID VALVE
PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID
FROM PILOT MANIFOLD
COMBINED FUNCTION
SIGNAL LIMITER
LINE RELIEF AND MAKEUP VALVE
BUCKET
SIGNAL DRAIN VALVE
BOOM DOZER STICK TRAVEL CONTROL VALVES
CONTROL SPOOL PRESSURE COMPENSATOR PRIORITY VALVE
FLOW CONTROL SPOOL
LS DAMPER LINE
FLOW CONTROL SOLENOID
MAIN PUMP GROUP
FROM JOYSTICK
183 • Combined with highest signal: - Flow needs met
When the combined function valve has a higher load pressure than the other circuits and pump flow capacity had not been exceeded, the priority valve is shifted up by supply pressure. Some of the supply oil past the control spool unseats the check valve and becomes signal oil. The signal is directed to the main pump group and to all of the pressure compensators in the other implements. Some oil also flows to the flow control spool to work with the flow control valve spring to maintain the desired flow rate to the work tool.
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SINGLE ACTING TOOL OR DOUBLE ACTING TOOL SHUT OFF BALL VALVES SELECTOR SOLENOID VALVE
M300C SERIES AUXILIARY TOOL CONTROL TWO WAY FLOW / BUCKET WITH HIGHEST SIGNAL
ONE WAY SELECTOR VALVE
FROM JOYSTICK
PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID
FROM PILOT MANIFOLD
COMBINED FUNCTION
SIGNAL LIMITER
LINE RELIEF AND MAKEUP VALVE
BUCKET
SIGNAL DRAIN VALVE
MAIN RELIEF
BOOM DOZER STICK TRAVEL CONTROL VALVES
CONTROL SPOOL PRESSURE COMPENSATOR PRIORITY VALVE
FLOW CONTROL SPOOL
LS DAMPER LINE
FLOW CONTROL SOLENOID
MAIN PUMP GROUP
FROM JOYSTICK
184 • Bucket with highest signal: - Flow needs met - Flow needs not met
When the combined function valve has a lower load pressure than the other circuits and pump flow capacity had not been exceeded, the priority valve is shifted up by supply pressure. The signal from the bucket circuit is flows to the main pump group. The signal to the combined function valve is blocked by the check valve. The flow control spool will regulate flow to the control spool to maintain the desired flow rate based on how far the control spool is shifted. If the pump flow capacity has been exceeded and the combined function valve has a lower load pressure the other circuits, since oil takes the path of least resistance in a parallel flow system, the flow needs of the combined function valve will be satisfied, while flow to the other circuits is reduced portionally as was discussed earlier.
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SINGLE ACTING TOOL OR DOUBLE ACTING TOOL SHUT OFF BALL VALVES
M300C SERIES AUXILIARY TOOL CONTROL TWO WAY FLOW / PRIORITY FLOW COMBINED FUNCTION WITH HIGHEST SIGNAL
ONE WAY SELECTOR VALVE
FROM JOYSTICK
SELECTOR SOLENOID VALVE
PRESSURE CONTROL SOLENOID
FROM PILOT MANIFOLD
COMBINED FUNCTION
SIGNAL LIMITER
LINE RELIEF AND MAKEUP VALVE
BUCKET CONTROL SPOOL SIGNAL DRAIN VALVE
BOOM DOZER STICK TRAVEL CONTROL VALVES
PRESSURE COMPENSATOR PRIORITY VALVE
FLOW CONTROL SPOOL
FLOW CONTROL SOLENOID
LS DAMPER LINE MAIN PUMP GROUP
FROM JOYSTICK
185 • Combined with highest signal: - Flow needs not met
When the combined function valve has a higher load pressure than the other circuits and pump flow capacity had been exceeded, the priority valve moves down since the load pressure and the priority valve spring are greater than the supply pressure working below the priority valve. Some of the supply oil flows through the priority valve and becomes signal oil to control the pump. This signal oil, also is sensed at all of the pressure compensators and closes them off so no flow is available to the other implements. These valves close off due to the signal oil created by the pump supply and the pressure compensator spring are greater than the supply pressure working below each pressure compensator. By always providing priority oil flow to the combined function valve, possible damage due to cavitation to the work tool is reduced. The operator will need to reduce the desired flow demand to the other circuits in order to control more than just the combined function valve.