RADIATOR AS 3916405 - Caterpillar

Table 1
Contact Combinations for the Engine Speed Dial    
Dial Position    Contacts    
1     COM and S1    
2     COM, S1 and S2    
3     COM, and S2    
4     COM, S2 and S3    
5     COM, S1, S2, and S3    
6     COM, S1 and S3    
7     COM, and S3    
8     COM, S3 and S4    
9     COM, S1, S3, and S4    
10     COM, S1, S2, S3 and S4    Low Idle Switch
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Right Joystick (3-Button, Trigger Switch) (1) Low Idle Switch (SW-3) (2) Low Idle Switch (SW-3) Connections
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Right Joystick (2-Button, Slide, Trigger Switch) (1) Low Idle Switch (SW-3) (2) Low Idle Switch (SW-3) ConnectionsNote: SW-2 is a trigger switch and is not shown in Illustration 3.The low idle switch is located on the right joystick handle (See Illustrations 2 and 3). The low idle switch will automatically reduce engine speed to 1000 rpm for the 365C and 980 rpm for the 385C. Both joystick handles (LH and RH) must be in the neutral position before the engine speed is reduced.Right Console Switch Panel
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Switch Panel (1) Travel Mode Switch (2) Auto Engine Speed Control Switch (3) Backup Alarm Switch (4) Fine Swing Switch (5) Work Light Switch (6) Window Wiper Switch (7) Window Washer Switch (8) Heavy Lift (Overload Cancel) Switch (9) Schematic symbolHydraulic Lock Switch
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Hydraulic Activation Control (1) Hydraulic Activation Control Lever (2) Unlocked Position (3) Locked Position
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Neutral Limit Switch (Hydraulic Lock) (1) Switch (2) Schematic SymbolThe hydraulic lock switch provides a means of controlling the activation of the hydraulic power to the machine. The hydraulic lock switch must be in the LOCKED position before machine control will allow the engine to start. The hydraulic pressure is enabled when all of the following conditions are met:
The hydraulic lock switch is in the UNLOCKED position.
No critical failures have been logged by the machine ECM.
All of the levers and the pedals are in the neutral position.Counterweight Removal Switch
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Counterweight Removal Switch (1) Schematic Symbol (2) SwitchThe counterweight removal function is enabled manually by placing the counterweight removal switch in the ON position. The switch energizes a solenoid that disables all hydraulic power except to the counterweight removal cylinder. The machine ECM receives an input signal that closes the neutral flow bypass solenoid. Flow Control Switches
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Control Switches of the Joysticks (1) Left Hand Joystick Handle (2) SW-1 (LH) (3) SW-3 (LH) (4) Slide Modulation (PWM) (LH) (5) Right Hand Joystick Handle (6) SW-1 (RH) (7) SW-3 (RH) (8) Slide Modulation (PWM) (RH)Note: SW-2 for both LH and RH joysticks is a trigger switch and is not shown in Illustration 8. The flow control switches are used with the auxilary/tool program control system. The flow control switches are configured to extend the auxiliary valve and the flow control switches are configured to retract the auxiliary valve. Only the flow control switches that are located on the right joystick will be operational