Komatsu PC200LC-6LE Excavator Parts Book – S/N A83001-UP PDF

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Komatsu PC200LC-6LE Excavator Parts Book – S/N A83001-UP PDF

The Komatsu PC200LC-6LE Excavator Parts Book – S/N A83001-UP PDF is a detailed illustrated parts reference for the PC200LC-6LE excavator beginning with serial number A83001. Across 1246 pages, it identifies machine assemblies through exploded illustrations and corresponding item, part number, description, quantity and serial-number information. Coverage extends from the S6D102E-1 engine and its supporting systems through the hydraulic equipment, revolving frame, operator compartment, swing and travel assemblies, undercarriage and working equipment.

This parts book is particularly useful when a repair requires more than simply identifying the general component. Many listings show individual seals, O-rings, bearings, fasteners, brackets, hoses, fittings, shafts, gears, valves, electrical components and other service parts within larger assemblies. The book also records serial-dependent changes in a number of areas, helping distinguish components used on different production ranges within the PC200LC-6LE series.

File Details

• Manual type: Parts Book
• Brand: Komatsu
• Model: PC200LC-6LE
• Serial coverage: A83001-UP
• Engine: S6D102E-1
• Language: English
• Pages: 1246
• File format: PDF

Illustrated Parts Identification

The Komatsu PC200LC-6LE parts book for S/N A83001-UP is organized around assembly illustrations followed by detailed parts lists. The engine section, for example, breaks down the cylinder head, rocker lever, turbocharger, crankshaft, connecting rod and piston, camshaft, lubrication equipment, fuel injection components, cooling components, alternators and starting motor. The same illustrated approach continues into the excavator’s hydraulic, electrical, swing, travel, undercarriage and work-equipment systems.

Serial-number columns are included throughout the parts lists. This matters because the book records production changes rather than treating every PC200LC-6LE as identical. Examples include different main hydraulic pump listings around serial A84197, air-cleaner connection changes around A85100, fuel-tank changes around A85151, and main-valve configurations that vary across serial ranges. These references make the catalog useful when checking which assembly or component arrangement belongs to a particular machine.

Engine and Power-Related Coverage

The engine portion identifies the S6D102E-1 and provides extensive component-level breakdowns. Illustrated listings cover cylinder-head arrangements, valve train parts, turbocharger components, cylinder block, crankshaft, pistons and connecting rods, camshaft, lubrication equipment, fuel-system hardware and cooling-related engine parts. Electrical equipment associated with the engine includes 21SI and 22SI 24V/50 AMP alternator configurations and a 24V – 4.5 KW starting motor.

The book also contains engine-related machine installations such as engine mounting, air-cleaner connections, air cleaner, muffler, turbocharger shield, fuel control unit, controller spring, engine wiring, vibration damper and oil-gauge bracket. This provides useful continuity between the engine itself and the parts used to install and connect it within the excavator.

Hydraulic, Swing and Travel Assemblies

A substantial part of this PC200LC-6LE excavator parts catalog is devoted to hydraulic equipment. It covers the hydraulic tank, several main-control-valve arrangements, attachment-valve configurations, the main hydraulic pump and numerous piping groups. The main pump is further divided into front and rear pump assemblies, cases, servo pistons, shaft coupling, PC and LS valve equipment and EPC control components.

The hydraulic piping coverage follows major functional circuits, including suction, delivery, return, drain, boom, arm, bucket, attachment, travel, swing, LS and PPC lines. Additional configurations are shown for attachment circuits, holding or drift-preventive arrangements, cross valves, solenoid valves, accumulators, timing-valve connections and related hydraulic hardware.

Swing-system material includes multiple swing-circle gear arrangements, swing machinery, swing motor components, bypass valve with swing dampening, swivel-joint connections and the swivel joint itself. Travel-related pages cover travel piping, final drive and travel motor components. These exploded references help trace the mechanical and hydraulic components connecting the upper structure to the travel system.

Chapters Covered

• ENGINE – S6D102E-1
  • Cylinder head – 20 PSI and 36 PSI
  • Rocker lever and valve cover
  • Turbocharger location, plumbing, mounting and turbocharger
  • Cylinder block, crankshaft, connecting rod and piston, and camshaft
  • Lubricating oil pump, oil cooler and filter
  • Fuel plumbing, fuel filter, injector, fuel pump and fuel lift pump
  • Water pump, thermostat housing and fan drive
  • Alternator and starting motor equipment
  • Engine sensors, engine assembly and gasket sets
• ENGINE RELATED PARTS
  • Engine and mounting
  • Air cleaner connections and air cleaner
  • Muffler and turbocharger shield
  • Fuel control unit and controller spring
  • Engine wiring and engine vibration damper
• COOLING SYSTEM
  • Radiator, piping and mounting
  • Radiator fill tank and fan
  • Fan guards with and without air conditioning
• FUEL TANK AND RELATED PARTS
  • Fuel tank
  • Fuel lines
• ELECTRICAL SYSTEM
  • Batteries and mounting
  • Starting and main wiring harnesses
  • Battery wiring
  • Front working lamp, horn and travel alarm
• HYDRAULIC SYSTEM
  • Hydraulic tank
  • 6, 7, 8 and 9 spool main-valve arrangements
  • Main-valve attachment kits and internal valve assemblies
  • Main hydraulic pump and pump subassemblies
  • PC, LS and EPC control-valve components
  • Suction, delivery, return and drain piping
  • Boom, arm and bucket hydraulic lines
  • Attachment, travel, swing, LS and PPC circuits
  • Solenoid valves, accumulator, pressure-switch and timing-valve circuits
• MAIN/REVOLVING FRAME AND RELATED PARTS
  • Revolving frame
  • Deck strength kit and deck guard
  • Self-charge fuel pump arrangement
  • Boom foot pin
• OPERATOR’S COMPARTMENT AND CONTROL SYSTEM
  • Cab seats, seat stand and seat belts
  • Cab windows, doors, covers and electrical equipment
  • Panel cover and monitor system
  • Heater and air-conditioner equipment
  • Floor frame and operator stands
  • Travel and work PPC controls
  • Attachment control and model selection switch
• GUARD
  • Machine covers, hood and cab frame
  • Side doors and partitions
  • Radiator cover and battery box
  • Rails, mirrors and counterweight
  • Revolving-frame under covers
• SWING CIRCLE AND RELATED PARTS
  • 110-tooth US and Japan swing-circle gears
  • 96-tooth swing-circle gear
  • Swing machinery and swing motor
  • Bypass valve with swing dampening
  • Swivel-joint connections and swivel joint
• TRAVEL AND LOWER PIPING
  • Travel piping
  • Final drive
  • Travel motor
• UNDER CARRIAGE
  • Front idler and idler cushion
  • Track roller and carrier roller
  • Track chain and shoe
  • Track frame and track-frame under cover
  • Full and standard track-roller guards
• WORK EQUIPMENT
  • Standard and heavy-duty boom arrangements
  • Boom piping, pins, lubrication and boom cylinder
  • Arm cylinder and multiple arm configurations
  • Bucket-cylinder arrangements
  • Bucket configurations and adjustable play device
• MARKS AND PLATES
  • Decals and plates
  • Air-cleaner double-element plate
  • Extension-arm plate
• ACCESSORY
  • Spare parts
  • Tool kit
• MISCELLANEOUS
  • Refuel pump and connections

Taken together, these chapters provide a machine-wide parts reference rather than concentrating on one assembly. A technician can move from an overall system to its illustrated assembly and then use the matching parts list to identify component descriptions, quantities and applicable serial ranges. The work-equipment coverage is especially broad, including boom and arm variants, cylinders, additional piping arrangements and bucket-related components, while the undercarriage section provides separate breakdowns for the idler, rollers, track chain, track frame and guards.

Useful for Parts Ordering and Repair Planning

The detailed exploded views are valuable when several similar components are installed together or when small hardware must be identified as part of a larger repair. For example, assemblies such as the turbocharger, starting motor, main hydraulic pump, swing motor and travel motor are broken into constituent components, while machine-level sections show how hoses, brackets, seals, fittings, covers and mounting hardware relate to adjoining systems.

The catalog also distinguishes parts by configuration where the excavator may be equipped differently. The operator-compartment section includes heater and air-conditioning variants, the hydraulic section contains several spool and attachment arrangements, the cooling section separates fan-guard configurations, and the work-equipment chapter includes different boom, arm and bucket combinations. Checking the machine serial number and matching the illustrated configuration before selecting parts can therefore be important.

Get the Correct PC200LC-6LE Parts Reference Instantly

The Komatsu PC200LC-6LE Excavator Parts Book – S/N A83001-UP PDF gives owners, workshop personnel and parts departments a comprehensive reference for identifying components across the excavator. It can support parts identification for engine work, hydraulic repairs, electrical-system work, swing and travel repairs, undercarriage servicing, cab and control-system work, and boom, arm, cylinder or bucket repairs. Exploded illustrations, part numbers, quantities and serial-range notes help reduce uncertainty when planning a repair or preparing a parts order.

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Having the correct PC200LC-6LE parts book available during a job makes it easier to verify assembly relationships and serial-dependent component listings before parts are sourced or equipment is dismantled. This is an instant PDF download with no physical shipping required. The manual can be viewed on compatible computers, tablets and phones and pages can be printed when a paper reference is useful in the workshop.