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Cesab R112 R114 R116 Reach Truck Repair Manual – Complete Workshop Service PDF

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Complete Cesab R112 R114 R116 repair manual PDF covering chassis, motors, drive gear, brakes, steering, electrical, hydraulics, mast, wiring diagrams, and technical data. 538 pages of workshop procedures, error codes, and specifications.

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Description

File Details

  • Manual Type: Repair Manual / Workshop Service Manual
  • Brand: Cesab
  • Models Covered: R112, R114, R116
  • Language: English
  • Page Count: 538 pages
  • File Format: PDF
  • Document Number: 7575392-040
  • Revision Date: 2016-10-24
  • Applies from Serial Number: 6308581
  • T-Code: 1006

Chapters Covered

This Cesab R112 R114 R116 repair manual is organized into twenty comprehensive chapters covering every major system and component of these reach trucks:

  • General Introduction β€” How to use this manual, abbreviations, warning symbols, pictograms for screws/nuts and repairable units
  • General Safety Rules β€” Work safety, electrical system safety, safe lifting procedures, truck modification guidelines
  • Operation and Connection Sequences β€” Detailed event tables for login procedures, driving in fork and drive wheel directions, braking, reach carriage operation, steering, fork lifting/lowering, fork tilt, sideshift, and emergency lowering
  • Parameters β€” Complete parameter reference including operator parameters (1-100), service parameters (101-999), factory parameters (1001-1250), and calibration parameters (1251-1500)
  • Installation β€” Transporting the truck and mast, taking into operation, battery placement, dismantling the mast, installing the mast in the truck, fitting the working light
  • Maintenance β€” Safety precautions, cleaning instructions, crack detection using liquid penetrant and magnetic yoke methods, safety checks, and detailed periodic maintenance schedules for 500, 1000, 2000, 3000, 4000, and 5000 operating hours
  • Troubleshooting β€” Error log menu, error information menu, CID diagnostic screens, initial troubleshooting flowcharts, troubleshooting using blocking symbols, troubleshooting using error codes, and troubleshooting without indications
  • Chassis C0000 β€” Floor replacement, protective covers, support arm, battery compartment parts, operator’s seat (Basic, Comfort Low, Comfort High), seat switch, backrest, seat plate, operator controls, accelerator/brake pedal, safety pedal, overhead guard/roof, finger-foot guard
  • Motors C1000 β€” Electric pump motor (removal, installation, temperature sensor replacement), steering motor (steering servo motor replacement), electric fan motor/fan (frequency converter fan and motor compartment fan), electric drive motor (replacement, temperature sensor, RPM sensor)
  • Mechanical Drive Gear Unit C2000 β€” Checking oil level, oil change, leakage from lower cover, replacing the drive gear, replacing steering bearings
  • Brake System/Wheels C3000 β€” Brake system overview, drive motor brake (travel brake), parking brake (replacement, dust plug, hub, rubber gaiter, brake force check, air gap check), wheels, drive wheel replacement, support arm wheel replacement, bearing replacement, wheel bolt replacement
  • Steering System C4000 β€” Electric steering wheel, pulse transducer replacement, steering console replacement, wiring harness replacement, steering wheel replacement, steering unit, steering reference sensor replacement
  • Electrical System C5000 β€” OTP, battery (recommendations, charging, BDI algorithm, cable replacement), signal/alarm, main contactor, instrument panel, operating controls, CID, height indication, travel function wiring/fuse, drive motor cables/resistor/fuse, transistor panel (ACT and ACH replacement), work function harnesses/fuse, main processor MCU, sending units and sensors, safety sensors, height measurement system, calibration procedures
  • Hydraulic System C6000 β€” Hydraulic hygiene, bleeding the system, hose inspection, hydraulic couplings, hydraulic oil tank, hydraulic hoses, filter, hydraulic pump, main valve unit, control valve, chassis-mounted hydraulic hoses, mast hydraulic conduits, main lift cylinder, free lift cylinder, reach/telescopic cylinder, tilting cylinder, sideshift cylinder
  • Mast C7000 β€” Main mast, main lifting chain system (inspection, lubrication, free lift chain replacement, mast chain replacement, mast harness replacement), fork carriage (wear strip check, lubrication, fork yoke replacement), main mast suspension, forks (inspection, repairs, testing)
  • Wiring Diagram β€” Component list, component location, connections for ACT, ACH, CID, MCU, fuse panel, steering motor, general wiring diagram, detailed diagrams
  • Hydraulics Schematics β€” Component list, component location, main valve unit, fork carriage valve, hydraulic schematics
  • Tools β€” AMP connectors, MQS contacts, CPC contacts, other special tools
  • Service Data and Grease Specifications β€” General tightening torques for galvanised and untreated screws, oil and grease specifications
  • Technical Data β€” Mast type and weight, IP classes, battery sizes, truck dimensions, lift height dependent dimensions

This Cesab R112 R114 R116 repair manual delivers the complete workshop-level documentation needed to service, maintain, and repair these reach trucks. Covering everything from the chassis and drive gear to the electrical and hydraulic systems, the manual provides detailed procedures, exploded views, wiring diagrams, and hydraulic schematics that guide technicians through every major repair and adjustment. The troubleshooting chapter alone spans dozens of pages of error codes, diagnostic screens, and systematic fault-finding steps that help isolate problems quickly and accurately.

What This Manual Enables You To Do

Whether you are a fleet maintenance technician, an independent workshop, or an operator maintaining your own equipment, this Cesab R112 R114 R116 repair manual gives you the exact procedures and specifications to:

  • Diagnose and repair electrical faults using the MCU error code system and CID diagnostic screens
  • Rebuild hydraulic cylinders β€” main lift, free lift, reach, tilt, and sideshift
  • Replace and adjust parking brakes, drive wheels, and support arm wheels
  • Service the drive gear, check oil levels, and replace steering bearings
  • Replace the drive motor, pump motor, and steering servo motor
  • Remove and install the mast, including chain replacement and adjustment
  • Calibrate the joystick, height measurement system, and lowering valve
  • Perform periodic maintenance from 500-hour to 5000-hour intervals
  • Interpret wiring diagrams and hydraulic schematics for fault tracing
  • Set and adjust truck parameters for performance and safety

Why This Manual Matters

Reach truck repairs without the correct specifications can lead to premature component failure, unsafe operating conditions, and costly downtime. This manual provides the manufacturer’s exact torque values, pressure settings, calibration procedures, and service limits. The step-by-step instructions include safety warnings and tool requirements, helping you complete repairs correctly the first time. From the 250 A main fuse to the 41 Nm nominal parking brake torque, every critical specification is documented.

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Complete Bookmarks

The complete bookmarks in the β€œCesab R112 R114 R116 Reach Truck Repair Manual – Complete Workshop Service PDF” are as follows:

1. Table of contentp. 3
2. General introductionp. 11
2.1 How to use this manualp. 11
2.2 Abbreviationsp. 12
2.3 Warning symbolsp. 13
2.4 Pictogramsp. 14
2.4.1 Screws/Nutsp. 14
Identification of tools for screws and nutsp. 14
2.4.2 Repairablep. 15
2.4.3 Other pictogramsp. 16
3. General safety rulesp. 19
3.1 Work safetyp. 19
3.2 Electrical systemp. 21
3.3 Safe liftingp. 22
3.4 Truck modificationsp. 23
4. Operation and connection sequencesp. 25
4.1 Descriptionp. 25
5. Parametersp. 35
5.1 Generalp. 35
5.2 Parameter settingsp. 36
Accessp. 37
Parameter screensp. 37
5.3 Operator parametersp. 38
5.3.1 Overviewp. 39
Connection to logged-in operatorp. 39
5.3.2 Descriptionp. 42
Parameter 2, 3 – Maximum travel speedp. 42
Parameters 4 and 5 – Acceleration/Decelerationp. 42
5.4 Service parametersp. 43
5.4.1 Overviewp. 43
5.4.2 Descriptionp. 43
Parameter 101/104 – Service/Log-outp. 43
Parameter 107/108 – Batteryp. 44
Parameter 105/106/114/115/117 (Travel alarms 1 and 2)p. 47
Parameters 109/110/111/112/117 – Collision sensorp. 49
Parameter 201 – Retardation when reversingp. 51
Parameter 202/203/204 – Adjusting erroneous, maximum travel speedsp. 51
Parameter 208 – Creep speed in travel direction controlp. 51
Parameter 213 – Permanently reduced maximum travel speedp. 52
Parameter 214 – Adjusting the maximum travel speed in main lift rangep. 53
Parameters 215/216p. 53
5.4.3 Descriptionp. 55
Parameters 301/302 – Extra valve functionp. 55
Parameters 305/306 – Maximum oil pressure through valve Q18p. 56
Parameters 309/310 – Maximum oil pressure through valve Q19p. 57
Parameters 313/314 – Closing timep. 57
Parameters 317/318 – Maximum oil flow through valve Q18p. 57
Parameters 321/322 – Maximum oil flow through valve Q19p. 58
Parameters 325/326 – Opening/closing time valve Q19p. 58
Parameters 329/330 – Opening/closing time valve Q19p. 58
Parameter 341/342 – Reducing the lifting/lowering speedp. 59
Parameter 343 – Reduction of reach speedp. 59
Parameter 345- Lift/lower sensitivityp. 59
Parameters 346/347 – Ramping speedsp. 59
Parameters 371/373/375/378 – Height limitationp. 60
Parameter 380 – Lift height limitsp. 62
Parameter 387 – Configuring the lift height limitationsp. 62
Parameter 503 – Login methodp. 63
Parameter 508/509/512/513 – CID configurationp. 64
5.5 Factory parametersp. 65
5.5.1 General factory parametersp. 65
Overviewp. 65
Descriptionp. 66
Parameter 1001 – Truck typep. 66
Parameter 1002 – Mast typep. 66
Parameter 1003 – Hydraulic pumpp. 66
Parameter 1007 – Activation of hydraulic leversp. 67
Parameter 1009 – Height indicationp. 67
5.5.2 Factory parameters, activation of optionsp. 68
Overviewp. 69
Descriptionp. 69
5.5.3 Factory parameters, calibrationp. 70
Descriptionp. 70
6. Installationp. 73
6.1 Transporting the truckp. 73
6.2 Transporting the mastp. 73
6.3 Transporting the truckp. 73
Method 1p. 73
Method 2p. 74
6.4 Taking into operationp. 74
6.4.1 Batteryp. 74
Placing the batteryp. 74
6.5 Dismantling the mastp. 76
6.5.1 Dismantling the working light.p. 80
6.6 Putting into operation.p. 81
6.6.1 Installing the mast in the truck.p. 81
6.6.2 Fitting the working light.p. 87
7. Maintenancep. 89
7.1 Introductionp. 89
7.2 Safety precautions for maintenance workp. 90
7.3 Maintenance instructionsp. 91
7.3.1 Cleaning and washingp. 91
7.3.2 High-pressure washersp. 91
7.3.3 Degreasing agentsp. 91
7.3.4 Cleaning the exteriorp. 92
7.3.5 Cleaning the chainp. 92
7.3.6 Cleaning the motor compartmentp. 92
7.3.7 Electric componentsp. 92
7.4 Symbolsp. 93
7.5 CCrack detectionp. 94
7.5.1 Visual inspectionp. 94
7.5.2 Crack detectionp. 95
Crack detection with liquid penetrantp. 95
Crack detection with magnetic yokep. 95
7.6 Safety checksp. 96
7.7 Periodic maintenancep. 97
7.7.1 Every 500 operating hours/180 daysp. 97
7.7.2 Every 1000 operating hours/360 daysp. 99
7.7.3 Every 2000 operating hours/720 daysp. 105
7.7.4 Every 3000 operating hours/1080 daysp. 107
7.7.5 Every 4000 operating hours/1440 daysp. 109
7.7.6p. 109
7.7.7 Every 5000 operating hours/1800 daysp. 109
7.7.8 Annual status inspectionp. 109
8. Troubleshootingp. 111
8.1 Auxiliary functionsp. 111
8.1.1 Error log menup. 111
Descriptionp. 111
Accessp. 111
8.1.2 Error information menup. 112
Descriptionp. 112
Accessp. 112
8.1.3 Diagnostic screensp. 112
Descriptionp. 112
Accessp. 112
Screen 1 – CID analogue inputsp. 113
Screen 2 – CID digital inputsp. 114
Screen 3 – MCU analogue inputsp. 115
Screen 4 – MCU digital inputsp. 116
Screen 5 – MCU digital outputsp. 117
Screen 6 – Pulse-width modulated outputsp. 118
Screen 11 – Temperaturesp. 119
Screen 12 – Voltagesp. 119
Screen 13 – travel functionp. 120
Screen 14 – Steering functionp. 121
Screen 15 – Displays information about lifting/loweringp. 122
Screen 16 – Displays reach in and reach out information.p. 123
Screen 17 – Displays tilt and sideshift information.p. 124
8.2 Initial troubleshootingp. 125
8.3 Troubleshooting using blocking symbolp. 126
8.4 Troubleshooting using error codesp. 130
8.4.2 MCU and other warnings and errorsp. 135
8.5 Troubleshooting without indicationsp. 173
8.5.1 Mechanical brake (3000)p. 173
8.5.2 Steering (4000)p. 174
9. Chassis C0000p. 175
9.1 Overviewp. 175
9.2 Descriptionp. 176
9.3 Floor C0330p. 176
9.3.1 Overviewp. 176
9.3.2 Descriptionp. 177
9.3.3 Replacing the floorp. 177
Removing the floorp. 177
Adjusting the floorp. 178
Fitting the floorp. 179
9.3.4 Protective coversp. 180
Overviewp. 180
Descriptionp. 181
Replacing the top coverp. 181
Removing the top coverp. 181
Fitting the top coverp. 182
Replacing the steering arm coversp. 183
Removing the steering arm coversp. 183
Fitting the steering arm coversp. 183
Replacing the cover, wiring harnessp. 184
Removing the cover, wiring harnessp. 184
Fitting the cover, wiring harnessp. 184
Replacing the elbow panelp. 185
Removing the elbow panelp. 185
Replacing the motor coverp. 186
Removing the motor coverp. 186
Fitting the motor coverp. 187
Replacing the inner motor coverp. 188
Removing the inner motor coverp. 188
Fitting the inner motor coverp. 188
Replacing the front knee coverp. 189
Removing the front knee coverp. 189
Fitting the front knee coverp. 189
9.4 Support arm C0350p. 190
9.5 Battery compartment parts C0390p. 190
9.5.1 Overview, battery supportp. 190
9.6 Operator's seat C0620p. 191
9.6.1 Overviewp. 191
9.6.2 Descriptionp. 191
9.6.3 Replacing the operator’s seat (Basic)p. 192
Removing the operator’s seat (Basic)p. 192
Fitting the operator’s seat (Basic)p. 193
Adjusting the operator’s seat (Basic)p. 194
Removing the operator’s seat (Comfort Low, Comfort High)p. 195
Fitting the operator’s seat (Comfort Low, Comfort High)p. 196
Adjusting the operator’s seat (Comfort Low, Comfort High)p. 197
9.6.4 Seat switchp. 198
Replacing the seat switch (Comfort)p. 198
Removing the seat switch (Comfort)p. 198
Removing the seat switch (Comfortt)p. 199
9.6.5 Replacing the backrest, chair seatp. 200
Removing the backrest (Comfort Low, Comfort High)p. 200
Fitting the backrest (Comfort Low, Comfort High)p. 201
Removing the seat padp. 202
Fitting the seat padp. 202
9.6.6 Replacing the seat platep. 203
Removing the seat platep. 203
Fitting the seat platep. 204
9.7 Operator controls C0640p. 205
9.7.1 Overviewp. 205
9.7.2 Descriptionp. 205
9.7.3 Preconditionsp. 205
9.7.4 Accelerator/Brake pedalp. 206
Replacing the accelerator/brake pedalp. 206
Removing the accelerator/brake pedalp. 206
Fitting the accelerator/brake pedalp. 207
9.7.5 Safety pedalp. 207
Replacing the safety pedalp. 207
Removing the safety pedalp. 208
Fitting the safety pedalp. 208
9.8 Interior fittings C0680p. 209
9.9 Mirrors C0740p. 209
9.10 Overhead guard/Roof C0810p. 209
9.10.1 Overviewp. 209
9.10.2 Descriptionp. 210
9.10.3 Replacing the overhead guard roofp. 210
Removing the overhead guard roofp. 210
Fitting the overhead guard roofp. 211
9.10.4 Replacing the front roof supportp. 212
Remove the overhead guard roofp. 212
Removing the front roof supportp. 212
Fitting the front supportp. 213
9.10.5 Replacing the rear roof supportp. 214
Removing the rear roof supportp. 214
Fitting the rear supportp. 214
9.11 Finger-foot guard C0820p. 215
Replacing a finger guardp. 215
Removing the finger guardp. 215
Fitting the finger guardp. 216
10. Motors C1000p. 219
10.1 Overviewp. 219
10.2 Descriptionp. 219
10.3 Electric pump motor C1710p. 220
10.3.1 Overviewp. 220
10.3.2 Descriptionp. 221
10.3.3 Replacing the pump motorp. 222
Removing the pump motorp. 223
Methodp. 224
Fitting the pump motorp. 225
10.3.4 Replacing the temperature sensorp. 227
Removing the temperature sensorp. 227
Installing the external temperature sensorp. 228
Methodp. 228
10.4 Steering motor C1730p. 229
10.4.1 Overviewp. 229
10.4.2 Descriptionp. 230
10.4.3 Layout of the flange holesp. 232
10.4.4 Steering servo motor replacementp. 233
Removing the steering servo motorp. 233
Fitting the steering servo motorp. 234
Lubrication of the steering servo motor ring gearp. 235
10.5 Electric fan motor / fanp. 236
10.5.1 Fan for frequency converterp. 236
Overviewp. 236
Descriptionp. 236
10.5.2 Replacing the frequency converter fanp. 237
Removing the frequency converter fan.p. 237
Fitting the frequency converter fanp. 238
10.5.3 Motor compartment fanp. 239
Overviewp. 239
Descriptionp. 239
10.5.4 Replacing the motor compartment fanp. 240
Removing the motor compartment fan.p. 240
Fitting the motor compartment fanp. 241
10.6 Electric drive motor C1760p. 242
10.6.1 Overviewp. 242
10.6.2 Descriptionp. 243
10.6.3 Replacing the drive motorp. 244
Removing the drive motorp. 244
Fitting the drive motorp. 245
Methodp. 245
10.6.4 Replacing the temperature sensorp. 246
Removing the temperature sensorp. 246
Installing the external temperature sensorp. 247
10.6.5 Replacing the RPM-sensor.p. 248
Removing the RPM-sensorp. 248
Fitting the RPM-sensorp. 249
11. Mechanical Drive Gear Unit C2000p. 251
11.1 Overviewp. 251
11.2 Descriptionp. 252
11.3 Checking the oil levelp. 253
11.4 Oil changep. 255
11.5 Leakage from the lower coverp. 257
11.6 Replacing the drive gearp. 258
11.6.1 Removing the drive gearp. 258
11.6.2 Fitting the drive gearp. 260
11.7 Replacing the Steering bearingsp. 261
Removing the steering bearingsp. 261
Fitting the steering bearingp. 261
12. Brake system/Wheels C3000p. 263
12.1 Brake system C3100p. 263
12.1.1 Overviewp. 263
12.1.2 Descriptionp. 264
Travel brakep. 264
Emergency brakep. 264
12.1.3 Drive motor brake (travel brake)p. 265
Accelerator releasedp. 265
Changing the direction of travelp. 265
12.2 Parking brake C3370p. 266
12.2.1 Overviewp. 266
12.2.2 Descriptionp. 267
12.2.3 Replacing the parking brakep. 268
Removing the parking brakep. 268
Fitting the parking brakep. 269
12.2.4 Replacing the dust plugp. 270
Removing the dust plugp. 270
Fitting the dust plugp. 271
12.2.5 Replacing the hubp. 272
Removing the hubp. 272
Fitting the hubp. 273
12.2.6 Replacing the rubber gaiterp. 274
Fitting the rubber gaiterp. 275
12.2.7 Checking the parking brake's brake forcep. 276
Checking the parking brake's brake forcep. 276
12.2.8 Checking the parking brake air gapp. 277
12.3 Wheels C3500p. 278
12.3.1 Descriptionp. 278
12.3.2 Wheel wearp. 279
12.4 Drive wheel C3530p. 279
12.4.1 Overviewp. 279
12.4.2 Replacing the drive wheelp. 280
Removing the drive wheelp. 280
Fitting the drive wheelp. 282
12.5 Support arm wheel C3550p. 283
12.5.1 Overviewp. 283
12.5.2 Replacing an unbraked support arm wheelp. 284
Removal of an unbraked support arm wheelp. 284
Methodp. 284
Fitting of an unbraked support arm wheelp. 285
Methodp. 285
12.5.3 Replacing bearingsp. 286
Removing the bearingsp. 286
Assembling bearingsp. 287
12.5.4 Replacing the wheel boltp. 288
13. Steering system C4000p. 289
13.1 Descriptionp. 289
13.2 Electric steering wheel C4310p. 290
13.2.1 Overviewp. 290
13.2.2 Descriptionp. 290
13.2.3 Adjustmentp. 291
13.2.4 Replacing pulse transducer [B13]p. 292
13.2.5 Replacing the steering consolep. 293
Removing the steering consolep. 293
Methodp. 293
13.2.6 Replacing the wiring harness in the steering consolep. 295
13.2.7 Fit the steering console in the truckp. 297
13.2.8 Replacing the steering wheelp. 297
13.3 Steering unit C4330p. 298
13.3.1 Descriptionp. 298
13.4 Steering reference sensor (4350)p. 298
13.4.1 Replacing the reference sensor [B17]p. 299
14. Electrical system C5000p. 301
14.1 Descriptionp. 301
14.2 OTPp. 301
Descriptionp. 301
Travel speed reduction – steering anglep. 301
14.3 Battery C5110p. 301
14.3.1 Battery recommendationsp. 301
14.3.2 Measuring discharge currentp. 301
14.3.3 Measuring voltagep. 301
14.3.4 Charging the batteryp. 301
14.3.5 BDI algorithm and parameter settingp. 303
14.3.6 Performance limitations due to battery statusp. 303
14.3.7 Performance limitations due to battery status and parameter settingp. 303
14.3.8 CID symbolp. 303
14.3.9 Resetting the battery indicator (BDI)p. 303
14.3.10 Battery weightp. 303
14.3.11 Parameter overview, batteryp. 304
14.3.12 Battery cable harnessp. 304
Overviewp. 304
14.3.13 Battery cable replacement, machine partp. 305
Methodp. 305
Dismantlingp. 305
Assemblyp. 305
14.3.14 Battery cable replacement, battery partp. 306
Methodp. 306
Dismantlingp. 306
Assemblyp. 306
14.4 Signal / Alarm (Sound-light) C5160p. 307
14.4.1 Hornp. 307
Overviewp. 307
Descriptionp. 307
14.4.2 Replacing the hornp. 308
Methodp. 308
Dismantlingp. 308
Assemblyp. 308
14.5 Main contactor C5190p. 309
Overviewp. 309
Descriptionp. 309
14.5.1 Replacing the contactorp. 309
Methodp. 309
Dismantlingp. 309
Assemblyp. 309
14.6 Instrument panel C5200p. 310
Descriptionp. 310
14.6.1 Operating controlsp. 311
14.6.2 Replacing the operating controlsp. 311
Dismantlingp. 311
Assemblyp. 312
14.6.3 Replacing the switch for travel direction selection / hornp. 313
14.6.4 Replacing the controls on the operating panelp. 313
14.6.5 Central Information Display (CID)p. 313
Menu navigationp. 318
LED symbolsp. 321
14.6.6 Replacing the CIDp. 322
Overviewp. 322
Methodp. 322
Dismantlingp. 322
14.7 Height indicationp. 323
Overviewp. 323
Descriptionp. 324
14.7.1 Replacing the sensor bearingp. 324
Methodp. 324
Dismantlingp. 324
Assemblyp. 324
14.7.2 Replacing the height reference sensorp. 324
Methodp. 324
Dismantlingp. 324
Assemblyp. 324
14.7.3 Hight indication wirep. 325
14.7.4 Check and adjust the wirep. 326
14.7.5 Replacing the height indication wiringp. 326
Methodp. 326
Dismantlingp. 326
Assemblyp. 326
14.8 Travel function wiring/ fuse C5390p. 327
14.8.1 Chassis wiringp. 327
Removing the chassis wiringp. 327
14.8.2 Operator control wiringp. 328
Methodp. 328
Dismantlingp. 328
14.9 Drive motor cables/resistor/fuse C5430p. 328
14.9.1 Replacing motor cablesp. 328
14.10 Transistor panel C5460p. 329
Overviewp. 329
Descriptionp. 329
14.10.1 Replacing the ACTp. 331
Removing the covers.p. 331
Methodp. 331
Fitting the ACT.p. 332
Methodp. 332
Software updatep. 332
Checking the ACTp. 332
Fitting the floorp. 332
Fit the coversp. 333
14.10.2 Replacing ACH.p. 333
Removing the floorp. 333
Removing the coversp. 333
Methodp. 333
Fitting the ACH.p. 334
Methodp. 334
Software update.p. 334
Checking the ACHp. 335
Fitting the floorp. 335
Fit the coversp. 335
14.11 Work function harnesses / fuse C5590p. 335
14.11.1 Fuse panelp. 335
Overviewp. 335
Descriptionp. 336
14.11.2 Checking fusesp. 336
Methodp. 336
14.11.3 Roof wiringp. 337
Descriptionp. 337
Overviewp. 337
14.11.4 Replacing the roof wiringp. 337
14.11.5 Mast wiringp. 337
Descriptionp. 337
Overviewp. 338
14.11.6 Replacing the mast harnessp. 338
Methodp. 338
Dismantlingp. 338
Assemblyp. 339
14.11.7 Check and adjust the mast wiringp. 340
Descriptionp. 340
Overviewp. 340
14.11.8 Reach carriage wiringp. 341
Descriptionp. 341
Overviewp. 341
Replacing the reach carriage wiring harnessp. 341
Methodp. 341
Dismantlingp. 341
Assemblyp. 341
14.12 Main processor – MCU C5710p. 342
14.12.1 Replacing the MCUp. 346
Replacing the MCUp. 346
Removing the floorp. 346
Removing the MCUp. 346
Methodp. 346
Fitting the MCUp. 347
Methodp. 347
Fitting the floorp. 347
14.13 Sending units and sensors C5800p. 348
14.13.1 Inductive sensorsp. 348
14.13.2 Position sensorp. 348
Steering reference sensorp. 349
14.13.3 Pressure sensorp. 350
14.13.4 Pulse transducerp. 350
Steering sensorp. 351
14.14 Safety sensor / – sensors C5830p. 352
14.14.1 Emergency switch offp. 352
14.14.2 Emergency switch off [S21]p. 352
Descriptionp. 352
Overviewp. 352
Indications in CIDp. 352
Replacing the emergency switch offp. 353
Methodp. 353
Dismantlingp. 353
Assemblyp. 353
14.14.3 Safety pedal [B31]p. 354
Descriptionp. 354
Locationp. 354
Indication in CIDp. 355
Replacing the safety pedalp. 356
14.15 Height measurement systemp. 358
Descriptionp. 358
Monitoringp. 358
14.16 Calibrationp. 359
14.16.1 Calibration of the joystickp. 359
14.16.2 Height measurement/reach movement length calibrationp. 360
14.16.3 Reference sensor, main lift. (Screen 1)p. 360
14.16.4 Pulse length for main lift sensor bearing (Screen 2)p. 361
14.16.5 Max. lift height. (Screen 3)p. 361
14.16.6 Calibration of the reach carriage extensionp. 361
14.16.7 Valve calibrationp. 362
14.16.8 Lowering valve, starting value. (Screen 1-S)p. 362
14.16.9 Lowering valve, final value. (Screen 1-E)p. 362
14.16.10 Lifting height limiting.p. 363
15. Hydraulic system C6000p. 365
15.1 Generalp. 365
15.2 Hydraulic hygienep. 365
15.2.1 Washingp. 365
15.2.2 Packagingp. 366
15.2.3 Handlingp. 366
15.2.4 Storagep. 366
15.2.5 Work proceduresp. 366
15.3 Bleeding the air from the hydraulic systemp. 367
15.4 Hose inspectionp. 367
15.5 Hydraulic couplings C6230p. 367
Overviewp. 367
15.5.1 Quick change connectorsp. 368
Assembling the quick change connectorp. 368
Disassembly of the quick change connectorp. 369
15.5.2 Tightening torques for hydraulic connectionsp. 370
Tapered coupling with O-ringp. 370
Tredo sealp. 370
Pipe couplingp. 371
15.6 Hydraulic unit C6100p. 373
15.6.1 Hydraulic oil tank C6110p. 373
Descriptionp. 373
Checking the oil levelp. 373
Filling the tankp. 374
Replacing the tankp. 375
Removing the tankp. 375
Fitting the tankp. 376
15.6.2 Hydraulic hoses C6120p. 377
Replacing the suction hosep. 377
Methodp. 377
15.6.3 Filter C6130p. 378
Overviewp. 378
Descriptionp. 378
Filter replacement (for air and oil)p. 379
Methodp. 379
15.7 Hydraulic pump C6140p. 380
Descriptionp. 380
15.7.1 Replacing the hydraulic pumpp. 381
15.7.2 Replacing the driverp. 382
Disassemblyp. 382
Assemblyp. 382
Replacing O-ringsp. 383
Disassemblyp. 383
Assemblyp. 383
15.8 Main valve unit C6210p. 384
Descriptionp. 384
Overviewp. 385
15.8.1 Definitionsp. 386
Inserts for quick change connectorsp. 386
Tightening torques for valve componentsp. 388
Lift functionp. 388
Overviewp. 388
Descriptionp. 388
Lowering functionp. 389
Overviewp. 389
Descriptionp. 389
Reach functionp. 389
Pressure limitationp. 389
15.8.2 Replacing a complete valve unitp. 390
Disassemblyp. 390
Assemblyp. 390
15.8.3 Replacing a valvep. 390
Disassemblyp. 390
Assemblyp. 390
Lowering valvep. 391
Descriptionp. 391
Replacing the lowering valvep. 391
Adjusting the lowering valvep. 392
Calibrating the lowering valvep. 392
Replacing the pressure limiting valvep. 394
Overviewp. 394
Disassembly:p. 394
Assemblyp. 394
Adjustmentp. 394
Adjustment tablep. 395
15.9 Control valve C6220p. 396
Descriptionp. 396
Overviewp. 396
Tilt functionp. 396
Overviewp. 396
Sideshift functionp. 397
15.10 Chassis-mounted hydraulic hoses C6230p. 398
15.10.1 Replacing the supply hosep. 398
Overviewp. 398
Disassemblyp. 398
Assemblyp. 398
15.10.2 Replacing the return hosep. 398
Overviewp. 398
Disassemblyp. 398
Assemblyp. 398
15.11 Mast hydraulic conduits C6320p. 399
Replacing the supply hose to the free lift cylinderp. 399
Overviewp. 399
Disassemblyp. 399
Assemblyp. 399
15.11.1 Fork carriagep. 400
Overviewp. 400
Replacing the hose to the sideshiftp. 401
Disassemblyp. 401
Assemblyp. 401
Replacing the pipe in the fork carriagep. 402
Disassemblyp. 402
Assemblyp. 402
15.12 Main lift cylinder C6610p. 403
Overviewp. 403
Cylinder nomenclaturep. 403
Nomenclature for cylinder headp. 404
Nomenclature for pistonp. 404
15.12.1 Removing the air cylinder from the mastp. 405
15.12.2 Replacing the hose rupture valvep. 406
15.12.3 Dismantling the cylinderp. 407
Methodp. 408
15.12.4 Dismantling the piston.p. 408
Methodp. 408
15.12.5 Dismantling the cylinder headp. 409
15.12.6 Fitting the cylinder head seals.p. 411
Methodp. 412
15.12.7 Fitting the piston guide beltp. 412
Methodp. 412
15.12.8 Assembling the cylinderp. 413
Methodp. 414
15.12.9 Assembling a mast cylinderp. 415
15.13 Free lift cylinder C6620p. 417
Cylinder nomenclaturep. 417
Nomenclature for cylinder headp. 418
Nomenclature for pistonp. 418
15.13.1 Removing the free lift cylinder from the truckp. 419
15.13.2 Replacing the hose rupture valve, free lift cylinderp. 419
15.13.3 Dismantling the cylinderp. 420
Methodp. 421
15.13.4 Dismantling the pistonp. 421
Methodp. 421
15.13.5 Dismantling the cylinder headp. 422
Methodp. 422
15.13.6 Fitting the cylinder head seals.p. 423
Methodp. 424
15.13.7 Fitting the piston sealsp. 425
Methodp. 426
15.13.8 Assembling the cylinderp. 427
Methodp. 428
15.13.9 Assembling the free lift cylinder in the mastp. 428
15.14 Reach/telescopic cylinder C6650p. 429
Overviewp. 429
Cylinder nomenclaturep. 430
Nomenclature for cylinder headp. 431
Nomenclature for pistonp. 431
15.14.1 Removing the reach cylinder from the truckp. 432
15.15 Dismantling the cylinderp. 433
Methodp. 434
Carefully pull out the cylinder head, piston rod and piston.p. 434
15.15.1 Fitting the reach cylinder in the truckp. 434
15.16 Tilting cylinder C6660p. 435
Overviewp. 435
15.16.1 Remove the tilt cylinder from the truckp. 436
Mast with valve on the fork carriage.p. 436
Methodp. 436
15.16.2 Fit the tilt cylinder in the truckp. 438
Mast with valve on the fork carriage.p. 438
Methodp. 438
15.17 Sideshift cylinder C6670p. 439
Overviewp. 439
15.17.1 Overviewp. 440
Cylinder nomenclaturep. 440
Nomenclature for cylinder headp. 441
Nomenclature for pistonp. 441
15.17.2 Dismantling the cylinder from the truckp. 442
Methodp. 442
15.18 Dismantling the cylinderp. 443
Methodp. 444
15.18.1 Removing the piston rodp. 445
Methodp. 446
Dismantling the cylinder headp. 447
Methodp. 448
15.18.2 Fitting the cylinder head seals.p. 449
Methodp. 450
15.18.3 Mounting the piston rodp. 451
15.18.4 Assembling the cylinderp. 453
Methodp. 454
15.18.5 Refitting the cylinder in the truckp. 454
16. Mast C7000p. 455
16.1 Descriptionp. 455
16.1.1 The available combinations of truck and mast.p. 456
16.1.2 Ordering replacement mastsp. 456
16.1.3 Mast type and weightp. 456
16.2 Installing a mast in a newly delivered truckp. 456
16.2.1 Adjusting/setting mast inclinationp. 457
16.3 Main mast C7100p. 458
16.4 Main lifting chain system C7120p. 458
16.4.1 Checkp. 458
16.4.2 Lubricationp. 462
16.4.3 Replacing the free lift chainp. 463
Removing the free lift chainp. 463
Fitting the free lift chainp. 464
16.4.4 Replacing the mast chainp. 465
Removing the mast chainp. 465
Fitting the mast chainp. 466
Adjusting the mast chainp. 466
16.4.5 Replacing the mast harnessp. 467
Removing the mast cablesp. 467
Fitting the mast wiring harnessp. 468
16.5 Fork carriage C7130p. 469
16.5.1 Checking the fork carriage’s wear stripp. 469
16.5.2 Lubricating the fork carriagep. 470
16.5.3 Replacing the fork yokep. 471
16.6 Main mast suspension C7190p. 472
16.7 Forks C7410p. 472
16.7.1 Overviewp. 472
16.7.2 Inspection proceduresp. 472
Inspectionp. 473
Inspection intervalsp. 473
Surface cracksp. 474
Difference in height between the fork tipsp. 475
Position lockp. 475
Marking legibilityp. 475
Wear – fork blade and fork facep. 476
Wear – fork mounting fixturesp. 476
16.7.3 Repairs and testingp. 476
Repairsp. 476
Testing the yield pointp. 476
17. Wiring diagramp. 477
17.1 Component listp. 477
17.2 Component locationp. 481
Figure 1p. 481
Figure 2p. 482
Figure 4p. 483
Figure 5p. 484
Figure 6p. 485
Figure 7p. 485
Figure 8p. 486
Figure 9p. 486
Figure 10p. 487
Figure 11p. 487
Figure 12p. 488
Figure 13p. 488
Figure 14p. 489
Figure 15p. 490
Duplex mastp. 490
Figure 16p. 491
17.3 Connectionsp. 492
17.3.1 ACT [T1]p. 492
17.3.2 ACH [T2]p. 492
17.3.3 CID [A1]p. 493
17.3.4 MCU [A5]p. 494
17.3.5 Fuse panel [A9]p. 495
17.3.6 Steering motor [ [A2]p. 495
17.4 General wiring diagramp. 496
17.5 Detailed diagramsp. 498
18. Hydraulics schematicsp. 513
18.1 Component listp. 513
18.2 Component locationp. 514
18.3 Valve unitp. 515
18.3.1 Main valve unitp. 515
18.3.2 Fork carriage valvep. 516
18.4 Hydraulics schematicsp. 517
18.4.1p. 517
19. Toolsp. 519
19.1 AMP connectorsp. 519
19.2 MQS contactsp. 520
19.3 CPC contactsp. 522
19.4 Other toolsp. 523
20. Service data and grease specificationsp. 529
20.1 General tightening torquesp. 529
20.1.1 Galvanised, non-oiled screwsp. 529
20.1.2 Untreated, oiled screwsp. 529
20.2 Oil and grease specificationp. 530
21. Technical datap. 531
21.1 Mast type and weight (kg)p. 533
21.2 IP classes on components and unitsp. 533
21.3 Battery sizesp. 534
21.4 Truck dimensionsp. 535
21.4.1p. 535


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