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Ammann ARR 1575 Trench Roller Workshop Service Manual (From Serial No. 5572567)

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Comprehensive workshop manual for the Ammann ARR 1575 Trench Roller equipped with the Yanmar 3TNV80F-SPAMM Tier 4 Final engine, applicable from serial number 5572567. Covers complete machine disassembly, assembly, hydraulic circuit diagnostics, infrared remote control calibration, electrical troubleshooting, and workshop repair procedures across 346 pages.

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Description

The Ammann ARR 1575 Trench Roller Workshop Service Manual (From Serial No. 5572567) provides comprehensive service guidance for the mechanical overhaul, hydraulic system testing, and electrical diagnostics of the Ammann ARR 1575 articulated trench roller. Designed specifically for compaction equipment operating in demanding utility trenches, civil excavations, and wet clay foundations, this comprehensive 346-page service publication delivers full step-by-step repair methodologies supported by photographic sequences, assembly jigs, detailed circuit schematics, and manufacturer calibration data. Technicians servicing machines powered by the liquid-cooled Yanmar 3TNV80F-SPAMM engine will find exhaustive technical specifications, exact torque benchmarks, and systematic troubleshooting routines covering every primary machine subassembly.

File Details

  • Manual Type: Workshop Manual
  • Brand: Ammann
  • Equipment Model: ARR 1575 Trench Roller (U.S. EPA Tier 4f / ARR 1575 T4 final)
  • Applicable Serial Numbers: From Serial No. 5572567
  • Engine Model: Yanmar 3TNV80F-SPAMM 3-Cylinder Liquid-Cooled Diesel Engine
  • Document Publication / Book ID: 4-P08000-EN
  • Edition / Revision: Edition 04/2019 EN
  • Language: English
  • Page Count: 346 pages
  • File Format: PDF (Digital Download)

Chapters Covered

  1. 1 Introduction: Scope of service publication, subassembly identification, spare parts coordination, cleanliness standards, and general assembly guidelines.
  2. 2 Safety Measures and Instructions: General safety rules, repair safety principles, high-pressure hydraulic safety, electrical safety, welding precautions, environmental standards, and warranty liability rules.
  3. 3 Machine Description: Application specifications, CE designation nameplate layouts, dimensional line drawings, and comprehensive technical data tables.
  4. 4 Specification of Operating Fluids: Engine oil viscosity charts, fuel requirements and biodiesel limitations, cooling mixture standards, ISO VG 46 HVLP hydraulic oil criteria, and fluid capacity charts.
  5. 5 Frame: Exterior component layout, swinging support and joint head replacement, swinging joint bearing renewal, steering piston removal, front and rear bonnet assembly, gas strut service, fuel tank cleaning, and hydraulic tank maintenance.
  6. 6 Cab and Platform: Control console components, display unit warning indicators, infrared light emitter layout, automatic remote pairing routines, safe operating angles, wire harness wiring lists, remote battery renewal, and central control unit replacement.
  7. 7 Front Drum: Hydraulic hose schematics, valve block distribution, drum extension removal, drum removal, vibration unit rubber mounts, vibration unit overhaul, travel motor replacement, vibration motor replacement, and scraper alignment.
  8. 8 Rear Drum: Hydraulic circuit routing, drum assembly removal, ACEecon compaction measurement sensor disassembly and installation, and mechanical scraper adjustments.
  9. 9 Front Axle: Axle configuration reference (not included in machine equipment).
  10. 10 Rear Axle: Axle configuration reference (not included in machine equipment).
  11. 11 Travel: Travel drive pump replacement, vibration travel pump fitting torques, travel valve block overhaul, solenoid valve resistance testing, brake functional testing, and travel motor renewal.
  12. 12 Vibration: Vibration drive circuits, dual-amplitude operation, and hydraulic vibration motor integration.
  13. 13 Steering: Articulated joint steering geometry, steering cylinder lines, and steering hydraulic piston replacement.
  14. 14 Cooling: Hydraulic oil cooler maintenance, radiator fin cleaning, coolant replenishment, and expansion vessel inspection.
  15. 15 Engine: Engine compartment overview, electrical relays and fuse assignments, starter and alternator service, water separator cleaning, fuel filter element renewal, engine oil draining, and air filter maintenance.
  16. 16 Optional Equipment: Optional equipment directory, safety bar replacement, safety proximity sensor replacement, and alignment procedures.
  17. 17 General Procedures: Electrical system isolation, anti-burn welding precautions, auxiliary battery jump-starting, battery bench charging, and long-term storage preservation.
  18. 18 Troubleshooting: Comprehensive electrical fault diagnosis, engine starting failure matrices, infrared signal and conductor test procedures, safe operating zones, hydraulic pressure checks, travel pump servo block inspection, quantity divider testing, and roller overturning recovery protocols.
  19. 19 Appendices: Travel pump zero-position adjustment, complete multi-page electrical wiring diagram, comprehensive hydraulic system schematic, workshop jigs and special puller tools, and general threaded fastener torque tables.

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This systematic chapter arrangement equips field mechanics, fleet service managers, and workshop technicians with a structured reference covering every physical assembly and hydraulic circuit on the machine. Rather than offering superficial maintenance checklists, this document provides the granular disassembly steps, mechanical tolerances, and circuit pressures required to overhaul major aggregates to original Ammann performance standards.

Frame, Articulated Swinging Joint & Chassis Servicing

The central oscillation and steering section is critical to the machine compaction efficiency and lateral stability. This manual provides exhaustive technical procedures for inspecting, removing, and servicing the center swinging support and the main articulated swinging joint. Step-by-step instructions guide technicians through securing the front and rear frames with locking pins, unloading chassis stress using hydraulic floor jacks, and measuring axial bearing clearance (mandating replacement when axial play exceeds 4 mm). The manual details the fabrication and use of specialized bearing puller tools, the extraction of heavy clamping pins under workshop presses, and precise reassembly requiring red and blue thread adhesives, spherical bearing lubrication, and final joint bolt torquing up to 210 Nm.

Hydrostatic Travel Drive & Hydraulic System Overhaul

Operating a closed-loop hydrostatic travel circuit across all four drum sections requires precise hydraulic pressure maintenance. Within the Ammann ARR 1575 Trench Roller Workshop Service Manual (From Serial No. 5572567), service personnel are guided through complete travel pump replacement, high-pressure hose identification, and variable-displacement servo block maintenance. The publication details the removal, inspection, and cleaning of servo control apertures, checking the internal spring-loaded control piston for unrestricted free return, and setting the precise neutral zero-position of the travel pump to eliminate machine creeping on level surfaces. Detailed hydraulic testing instructions outline procedures for verifying the 21 ± 2 bar supply/charge pressure, 330 ± 15 bar forward and reverse maximum travel relief pressures under drum lock, 67 ± 7 bar articulated steering relief pressure, and 220 ± 10 bar maximum vibration circuit pressure.

Compaction Drums, Dual Amplitude Vibration & Drive Motors

The manual provides specialized maintenance coverage for both the 640 mm standard configuration and the 850 mm widened drum setup using bolt-on drum extension kits. Detailed photographic procedures guide technicians through drum shell extraction, unbolting gearbox covers, and servicing the internal vibration exciter mechanism. The manual specifies the replacement criteria for drum rubber-metal isolation elements (mandatory renewal if crack depth exceeds 10 mm), removal of tapered roller bearings using dedicated grooved nut spanners, and precise pre-load adjustment using spacer rings and a torque meter rotated 20 times to achieve a rolling torque of 1 to 3 Nm. Detailed fluid specifications mandate the replenishment of exactly 100 grams of Blaser Foodgrease SPM00 within the internal bearing housing and 300 grams within the vibration housing cavity.

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Contentsp. 5
1 Introductionp. 11
2 Safety measures and instructionsp. 15
2.1 Safety rulesp. 16
2.2 Environmental and hygiene principlesp. 19
2.3 Fire preventionp. 20
2.4 Claim conditions and disclaimer of liabilityp. 20
3 MACHINE DESCRIPTIONp. 21
3.1 Machine descriptionp. 22
3.2 Dimensional drawing of the machinep. 24
3.3 Technical datap. 25
4 Specification of operating fluidsp. 27
4.1 Engine oilp. 28
4.2 Fuelp. 29
4.3 Coolantp. 30
4.4 Hydraulic oilp. 31
4.5 Lubricating greasep. 31
4.6 Fillingsp. 32
5 Framep. 33
5.1 Description of basic elementsp. 34
5.4 Mechanical partsp. 38
5.4.1 Swinging support, replacement of the joint headp. 38
5.4.2 Replacement of swinging joint bearingp. 38
5.4.3 Steering piston, bearing lubricationp. 38
5.4.5 Gas strutp. 39
5.4.6 Front bonnet replacementp. 41
5.4.6.1 Replacement of bonnet hingesp. 43
5.4.6.2 Sensor replacementp. 44
5.4.6.3 Replacement of the rubber-metal elements of the front bonnet stopp. 49
5.4.6.4 Adjustment of the rubber-metal elements of the front bonnet stopp. 51
5.4.7 Rear bonnet replacementp. 52
5.4.7.1 Replacement of bonnet hingesp. 56
5.4.7.2 Sensor replacementp. 56
5.4.7.3 Replacement of the rubber-metal elements of the rear bonnet stopp. 59
5.4.7.4 Adjustment of the rubber-metal elements of the rear bonnet stopp. 59
5.4.8 Swinging supportp. 60
5.4.9 Replacement of the steering pistonp. 68
5.4.10 Swinging jointp. 71
5.5 Fuel tankp. 83
5.5.1 Fuel level checkp. 83
5.5.2 Fuel replenishmentp. 83
5.5.3 Fuel drainingp. 84
5.5.4 Fuel tank cleaningp. 84
5.6 Hydraulic tankp. 85
5.6.1 Checking the hydraulic oil levelp. 85
5.6.2 Hydraulic oil replenishmentp. 85
5.6.3 Hydraulic oil drainingp. 86
5.6.4 Hydraulic oil filter replacementp. 87
5.6.6 Ventilation filter replacementp. 88
5.6.7 Hydraulic tank fillingp. 88
5.6.8 Filling the travel pump, increasing the supply pressurep. 89
6 Cab and platformp. 93
6.1 Control and indication elementsp. 95
6.1.1 Display unitp. 96
6.1.1.1 Indicator lampsp. 96
6.1.2 Error indication via LEDs on the display unitp. 99
6.1.3 Infrared light emitterp. 100
6.1.3.1 Layoutp. 100
6.1.3.2 Indication of faults by LEDs on the infrared light emitterp. 100
6.1.3.3 Cable connectionp. 101
6.1.3.4 Handlingp. 102
6.3.3 Relays and fuses in the engine compartmentp. 108
6.3.4 Dashboardp. 109
6.3.4.1 Other componentsp. 110
6.3.4.2 N1 connector / cable harnessp. 110
6.4.1 Replacement of the remote control batteryp. 113
6.4.2 Replacement of the display unitp. 117
6.4.3 Replacement of the control unitp. 118
6.4.3.2 Installationp. 120
7 Front drump. 121
7.2 Hydraulic partsp. 122
7.2.1 Travel drive/vibration hosep. 122
7.2.2 Valve block connectionsp. 126
7.2.3 Valve block hosep. 129
7.4 Mechanical partsp. 131
7.4.1 Removal of the drum extensionp. 131
7.4.2 Drum removalp. 133
7.4.3 Replacement of vibration unit rubber elementsp. 134
7.4.3 Disassembly of the vibration unitp. 140
7.4.4 Installation of the drum rubber-metal elementsp. 148
7.4.4 Installation of the vibration unitp. 155
7.4.5 Replacement of the travel hydraulic motorp. 168
7.4.6 Replacement of the vibration hydraulic motorp. 178
7.4.7 Drum installationp. 186
7.4.8 Scraperp. 186
8 Rear drump. 187
8.2 Hydraulic partsp. 188
8.3 ACEeconp. 189
8.4 Mechanical partsp. 198
9 Front axle (not included in the machine equipment)p. 199
10 Rear axle (not included in the machine equipment)p. 201
11 Travelp. 203
11.2 Hydraulic partsp. 205
11.2.1 Replacement of the travel pumpp. 205
11.2.2 Replacement of the valve blockp. 220
11.2.3 Brake testp. 236
11.2.4 Replacement of the travel hydraulic motorp. 236
11.4 Mechanical partsp. 237
11.4.1 Replacement and adjustment of the speed magnetp. 237
11.3.2 Checking the engine speed and frequencyp. 243
12 Vibrationp. 245
13 Steeringp. 247
13.2 Hydraulic partsp. 248
13.2.1 Replacement of the steering pistonp. 248
14 Coolingp. 249
14.2 Hydraulic partsp. 250
14.2.1 Cleaning of the hydraulic oil coolerp. 250
14.4 Mechanical partsp. 251
14.4.1 Coolant and checking the coolant levelp. 251
14.4.1.1 Checking the coolant levelp. 251
14.4.1.2 Coolant replenishmentp. 251
14.4.1.3 Cooler cleaningp. 251
15 Enginep. 253
15.1 Engine compartment, overviewp. 254
15.1.1 Engine, left sidep. 254
15.1.2 Engine, right sidep. 254
15.3 Electrical installationp. 255
15.3.1 Engine compartmentp. 255
15.3.2 Chassis at the rearp. 257
15.3.3 Batteryp. 258
15.3.3.1 Battery replacementp. 259
15.3.4 Batteriesp. 260
15.3.5 Alternator replacementp. 260
15.3.6 Starter replacementp. 260
15.4 Mechanical partsp. 261
15.4.1 Fuel filter elementp. 261
15.4.2 Water separator filter elementp. 261
15.4.3 Checking the engine oil levelp. 262
15.4.4 Engine oil replenishmentp. 262
15.4.5 Engine oil drainingp. 262
15.4.6 Engine oil filter replacementp. 263
15.4.7 Inlet air filterp. 264
15.5 Replacement and adjustment of the speed magnetp. 265
15.6 Checking the engine speed and frequencyp. 266
16 Optional equipmentp. 267
16.1 List of optional equipmentp. 268
16.2 Safety barp. 269
16.2.1 Safety bar replacementp. 269
16.2.2 Sensor replacement and adjustmentp. 276
17 General proceduresp. 281
17.2 Electrical installationp. 282
17.2.2 Preparation for welding workp. 282
17.2.3 Starting the battery by means of another battery (jumping)p. 283
17.2.4 Charging the battery with a chargerp. 283
17.2.5 Long-term storagep. 283
17.2.6 Battery replacementp. 283
18 Troubleshootingp. 285
18.1 Error diagnosticsp. 286
18.1.1 The engine does not startp. 287
18.1.2 Start of the conductor and infrared radiation testp. 289
18.1.3 Near and remote machine haltp. 291
18.1.4 Control does not workp. 292
18.1.5.1 External influencesp. 292
18.1.5.2 Machine cablingp. 292
18.1.5.3 Operationp. 293
18.1.6 Display unitp. 295
18.1.7 Manual controlp. 298
18.2 Pressure checkp. 299
18.2.1 Pressure check and adjustmentp. 299
18.2.2 Checking the steering pressurep. 301
18.2.4 Checking the maximum vibration pressurep. 302
18.2.5 Checking the travel pumpp. 305
18.2.5.1 Checking the maximum supply pressurep. 305
18.2.5.2 Checking the travel pressures (reverse/forward)p. 307
18.2.5.3 Checking the maximum pressure of the travel pump (reverse/forward)p. 308
18.2.6 Checking the travel hydraulic motorsp. 309
18.2.7 Adjustment of the travel pump zero positionp. 310
18.2.7.1 Checking the travel pump magnetic coil / travel pump servo blockp. 311
18.2.8 Travel pump servo block checkp. 313
18.2.9 Checking the quantity dividerp. 319
18.2.10 Speeds and pressuresp. 320
18.3 Roller overturningp. 321
18.3.1 Checking damagep. 322
18.3.2 Preventing oil shockp. 322
18.3.3 Starting the enginep. 328
19 Appendicesp. 329
19.1 Hydraulic systemp. 331
19.1.1 Adjustment of the travel pump zero positionp. 331
19.1.1.1 Checking the travel pump magnetic coil / travel pump servo blockp. 331
19.2 Wiring diagramp. 332
19.4 Hydraulic system diagramp. 334
19.6 Workshop jigsp. 336
19.6.1 Special toolsp. 336
19.6.2 Special tool for measuring the speed and frequencyp. 339
19.6.3 Special tool for magnetic coil checkp. 339
19.7 Checking the tightness of screw connectionsp. 340

Infrared Remote Control & Machine Electronic Architecture

Operating safely inside deep sewer trenches requires flawless remote communication. This workshop manual provides detailed diagnostic matrices and wiring listings for the machine central control unit (N1), front and rear infrared sensors (P1 and P2), operator display panel (N2), and the handheld infrared emitter (N3). Coverage includes automatic address pairing routines, infrared emitter diode maintenance, optical sensor cleaning, and detailed operating boundaries defining the 2-meter protected zone, the 2 to 20-meter remote operating safety zone, and the 2 to 4.5-meter cable-connected operating window. Technicians can trace machine faults using the full terminal-by-terminal N1 connector wiring pinout chart, cross-referencing wire gauge sizes, wire color coding, signal designations, and fuse assignments from F11 through F25.

Yanmar 3TNV80F-SPAMM Diesel Engine Integration

The document covers maintenance and mechanical adjustments for the Tier 4 Final Yanmar 3TNV80F-SPAMM 3-cylinder diesel power unit. Specific sections instruct mechanics on governor speed magnet replacement and mechanical linkage adjustment, measuring idle and working engine speeds (specifying 2390 to 2440 RPM for maximum compaction frequency), servicing the electric fuel lift pump with automatic bleeding, maintaining the fuel water separator, and adjusting the engine stop solenoid. Crucially, Chapter 18 contains a dedicated emergency protocol for roller overturning recovery, walking technicians step-by-step through removing glow plugs, clearing hydraulic oil shock from combustion chambers, and safely restarting the engine to prevent catastrophic hydrostatic lock.

Professional Capability, Quality Assurance & Instant Access

Investing in the Ammann ARR 1575 Trench Roller Workshop Service Manual (From Serial No. 5572567) ensures your maintenance shop possesses the exact manufacturer technical documentation necessary to perform total machine rebuilds, precise hydraulic flow and pressure calibrations, and complex electronic fault tracing. Utilizing original workshop repair data eliminates guesswork, prevents premature component failures, protects machine residual value, and guarantees operator safety during hazardous compaction operations. Delivered as an instant, fully printable digital PDF file with zero shipping delays, this technical document can be immediately downloaded, archived on workshop workstations, or viewed on portable tablets directly at the jobsite.

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