CRANKSHAFT GP 3378107 - Caterpillar

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(1) Machine ECM (2) Motor for rotation (3) Line relief valves (4) Auxiliary control valve (6) Extend solenoid valve "A3" (7) Retract solenoid valve "A3" (8) Main control valve (9) Pilot manifold (10) Solenoid valve for hydraulic lock (11) Pilot pump (12) Idler pump (13) Drive pump (15) Hydraulic tankA medium pressure system with a F4 Valve uses idler pump (12) in order to supply hydraulic oil for rotation of the work tool. A typical example is a grapple.The medium pressure circuit for the work tool can be operated by joysticks with modulation switches, joysticks with three buttons, and a foot pedal. Refer to Systems Operation, "Switches" for the Tool Control System for more information on the device for activation.The default parameter values for medium pressure with a F4 Valve are shown in Testing and Adjusting, "Medium Pressure: Default Value of Work Tool Parameters (F4 Valve)" for the Tool Control System.Use the display monitor or ET in order to set the hydraulic flow to the work tool. Refer to Testing and Adjusting, "Work Tool Setup" section for the Tool Control System for more information.Clockwise Rotation
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Operation
Pilot pump (11) supplies oil to pilot manifold (9) . When the hydraulic activation lever is moved to the UNLOCK position, pilot oil flows from pilot manifold (9) to solenoid valves: (6) and (7) .When the device for activation is pressed, the machine ECM sends a signal to extend solenoid (6) for the auxiliary control valve (4) . Pilot oil flows to the top of the auxiliary control valve (4) . The pilot oil will shift the control valve spool to the DOWNWARD position. This allows oil from idler pump (12) to flow through auxiliary control valve (4) to motor (12) for clockwise rotation. Return oil flows back through auxiliary control valve (4) and back to hydraulic tank (15) . The working pressure for rotation is limited by line relief valves (3) .Counterclockwise Rotation
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Operation
Pilot pump (11) supplies oil to pilot manifold (9) . When the hydraulic activation lever is moved to the UNLOCK position, pilot oil flows from pilot manifold (9) to solenoid valves: (6) and (7) .When the device for activation is pressed for the opposite direction of flow, the machine ECM sends a signal to retract solenoid (7) for the auxiliary control valve (4) . Pilot oil flows to the top of the auxiliary control valve (4) . The pilot oil will shift the control valve spool to the UPWARD position. This allows oil from idler pump (12) to flow through auxiliary control valve (4) to motor (2) for counterclockwise rotation. Return oil flows back through auxiliary control valve (4) and back to hydraulic tank (15) . The working pressure for rotation is limited by line relief valves (3) .