SAKAI SV505-I Series Vibrating Roller Service Repair Shop Manual
SAKAI SV505-I Series Vibrating Roller Service Repair Shop Manual
- This service manual PDF download for the SV505-I Series SAKAI Vibrating Roller has been prepared as an aid to improve the quality of repairs by giving the serviceman an accurate understanding of the product and by showing him the correct way to perform repairs and make judgements. Make sure you understand the contents of this manual and use it to fully at every opportunity.
TABLE OF CONTENTS :
Introduction Identification Operation Maintenance Testing and Adjustment Troubleshooting Compactor Repair Schematics Service Literature Specifications
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File Format : PDF Language : English Printable : Yes Searchable : Yes Bookmarked : Yes Total Pages : 410
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Panel Symbols.pdf Panel Symbols General Safety Instructions.pdf Use spark proof illumination when inspecting this area. Operating Systems Description and Operating the Compactor.pdf Hydraulic Drive Circuit Tachometer Temperature Gauge Fuel Gauge Engine Lamps Starter Switch Horn Button Vibrator Amplitude Switch Vibration Selector Switch Forward/Reverse Lever Vibration ON/OFF Switch Engine Speed Change Switch Compactor Speed Change Switch Engine Diagnostic Switches Forward/Reverse Lever Unloader Valve Fuse Box Before Starting Inspection Starting the Engine Traveling Stopping and Parking Stopping the Engine Vibratory Operation Loading Using a Winch Equipped Trailer Self Propelled Loading Periodic Maintenance.pdf Lifting Compactor with Hoist Maintenance Procedures Every 10 Hours or Daily Maintenance Procedures Every 50 Hours Maintenance Procedures Every 250 Hours Maintenance Procedures Every 500 Hours Maintenance Procedures Every 1,000 Hours Booster Cable Connection Testing and Adjustment.pdf Seat Adjustment Scraper Adjustment Measure Hydraulic Pressure Main Propulsion Circuit Measure Propulsion Charge Pressure Adjust Main Propulsion Charge Pressure Measure Parking Brake Release Pressure Measure Vibrator Circuit Pressure Adjust Vibrator Circuit Pressure Measure Vibrator Charge Pressure Adjust Vibrator Charge Pressure Measure Steering Circuit Pressure Adjust Forward/Reverse Lever Cable Specifications.pdf Compactor Capacity Fuel Oil and Grease Rating Vibrator Motor Specifications Propulsion Motor Specifications Capscrew Body Size Metric to US Torque Values Troubleshooting Section.pdf Symbol on Wiring Diagram Wire Color on Compactor Symbol on Wiring Diagram Wire Color on Compactor
STEP 1: Check for Active Fault Code(s) STEP 1A: Check Lamp Illumination STEP 1B: Check for Active Fault Code(s) STEP 2 Check Wiring Harness STEP 2A: Inspect Wiring Harness Connector STEP 2B: Check Engine Warning Lamp Wire STEP 1: Check for Active Fault Code(s) STEP 1A: Check Lamp Illumination STEP 1B: Check for Active Fault Code(s) STEP 2 Check Wiring Harness STEP 2A: Inspect Wiring Harness Connector STEP 2B: Check Engine Warning Lamp Wire Symptoms
STEP 1: Check for Active Fault Code(s) STEP 1A: Check Lamp Illumination STEP 1B: Check for Active Fault Code(s) STEP 2 Check Wiring Harness STEP 2A: Inspect Wiring Harness Connector STEP 2B: Check Wait to Start Lamp Wire Symptoms
STEP 1: Will Engine Run at Full Speed STEP 1A: Check Full Speed Operation STEP 2: Does the Compactor Operate in High and Low Vibration STEP 2A: Operate Compactor at Low Amplitude Vibration STEP 2B: Operate Compactor at High Amplitude Vibration STEP 3: Check Vibration Lamp STEP 3A: Replace Vibration Lamp STEP 4: Check Harness Connectors STEP 4A: Check Connectors for Damage STEP 5: Check Vibration Lamp Wires STEP 5A: Check Supply Wire From Vibration Lamp to Diode Unit STEP 5B: Check Wire From Diode Unit to Low Side Input of Vibration Solenoid STEP 5C: Check Wire From Diode Unit to High Side Input of Vibration Solenoid STEP 6: Check Diode Unit STEP 6A: Check Compactor Low Amplitude Side of Diode STEP 6B: Check Compactor High Amplitude Side of Diode Symptoms
STEP 1: Check for Active Fault Code(s) STEP 1A: Check for Active Fault Code(s) STEP 2 Check ECM Connector STEP 2A: Check ECM Connector for Damage STEP 2B: Check for Short Circuit in ECM Connector STEP 3: Check Relay STEP 3A: Check Relay Contacts STEP 4: Check Combination Meter STEP 4A: Check Oil Pressure Warning Wire Symptoms
STEP 1: Check System Maintenance STEP 1A: Check Hydraulic Oil Level STEP 1B: Check Hours on Hydraulic Oil Filter STEP 2: Check Hydraulic Systems Function STEP 2A: Check Vibration, Steering and Propulsion Systems Function STEP 3: Check for Ground STEP 3A: Check Hydraulic Oil Lamp Supply Wire STEP 4: Check Hydraulic Oil Switch STEP 4A: Check Hydraulic Oil Switch Contacts Symptoms
STEP 1: Check Dash Lamps STEP 1A: Check Engine Warning, Engine Stop and Wait to Start Lamps STEP 2: Check Speed Sensor (Combination Meter Tachometer) STEP 2A: Check Speed Sensor (Combination Meter Tachometer) Adjustment STEP 2B: Check for Damage to Speed Sensor (Combination Meter Tachometer) STEP 3 Check Power Circuit STEP 3A: Check Fuse Box Fuse STEP 3B: Check Wire From Fuse Box to Control Box STEP 3C: Check Control Box Chassis Ground STEP 3D: Check Fuse Box to Alternator Wire STEP 3E: Check the Alternator to Battery Relay Wire STEP 3F: Check 75 Amp Fuse STEP 4: Check Speed Sensor (Combination Meter Tachometer) Sensor Wiring STEP 4A: Check Speed Sensor (Combination Meter Tachometer) Pick-up Wires STEP 5: Check Tachometer and Control Box STEP 5A: Check Tachometer Signal Wire Symptoms
STEP 1: Check Dash Lamps STEP 1A: Check Engine Warning, Engine Stop and Wait to Start Lamps STEP 2 Check Power Circuit STEP 2A: Check Fuse Box Fuse STEP 2B: Check Wire From Fuse Box to Combination Meter STEP 2C: Check Fuse Box to Alternator Wire STEP 2D: Check the Alternator to Battery Relay Wire STEP 2E: Check 75 Amp Fuse STEP 3: Check Hour Meter Wire STEP 3A: Check Hour Meter to Charge Wire Symptoms
STEP 1: Check Coolant Temperature Sensor Systems STEP 1A: Check Coolant Temperature Gauge on Combination Meter STEP 1B: Check for Engine Fault Code STEP 2: Check Coolant Temperature Sensor Wires STEP 2A: Check Temp. Meter Wire STEP 2B: Make Sure Coolant Temperature Sensor is Chassis Grounded STEP 3: Coolant Temperature System Validation STEP 3A: Check Coolant Temperature Gauge on the Combination Meter Symptoms
STEP 1: Combination Meter Fuel Gauge Indication STEP 1A: Check Combination Meter Fuel Gauge Indication STEP 2: Check Combination Meter Fuel Gauge Wires STEP 2A: Check the Fuel Meter Wire STEP 2B: Check Fuel Meter Sending Unit Ground Wire STEP 3: Verify Combination Meter Fuel Level Gauge Operation STEP 3A: Check Combination Meter Fuel Level Gauge Reading Symptoms