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cathode when installing the battery.

5 Maintenance

5.1 The battery cover has an indicator that 
can display battery load. When the indicator is 
green, the battery can be used normally.
When the indicator is black, the battery should
be charged timely. When the indicator is white,
the battery should be immediately replaced.
5.2 The battery short of power during the use 
should be charged timely.
5.3 The battery must not overcharge during 
the use and charging.
5.4  The  battery  may  produce  gas  during 
charging. Check the exhaust hole of battery at
regular intervals to prevent blocking which can
lead to explosion.
5.5 Regularly check the connecting parts for 
firmness and end post surface for cleanness 
to ensure good contact.
5.6 The battery that will not been used for 
a long time (more than 15 days in general)
should be removed from the truck and stored 
in a ventilative and dry place. The battery 
should  be  charged  for  each  3-6  months 
(depending  on  whether  the  indicator  turns 
black).
5.7  Do  not  open  or  loosen  battery  cover 
without authorization.
5.8 Please contact the distributor for a solution
if a battery is suspected of a problem.

Specifi c Components and Models

1

 60125384

Battery switch

2

A242200000057

Battery 31750T

Battery And Installation

Cables And Harnesses

Fig.1 Harness Of Front Lamp

35 CABLES AND HARNESSES

右前转向灯/示宽灯

右近/远光灯

2

右近/远光灯

1

搭铁

AMP8

针接头

SX1

 公

喇叭

左近/远光灯1

左近/远光灯

2

左前转向/示宽灯

Connector to  direction /side  marker lamp F,L

 

Connector to  dipped /high  beam light L2

Connector to  dipped /high  beam light L1

Earth

Connector  to horn

Connector to  dipped /high  beam light R1

Connector to  dipped /high  beam light R2

Connector to  direction /side  marker lamp F,L

 

8-core Plug SX1

Connector to  dipped /high  beam light L3

左近/远光灯3

Fog lamp F,L

 

左前雾灯灯

右前雾灯灯

Fog lamp F,LR

Connector to  dipped /high  beam light R3

右近/远光灯3

AMP3

针接头 公

3-core Plug 

Cables And Harnesses

Fig.2 Harness Of Rear Lamp

右后示宽灯/右制动灯/右后转向指示灯

右后雾灯

尾灯系统搭铁

AMP8

针接头

SX2

 公

缓行灯

左后示宽灯/左制动灯/左后转向指示灯

左后雾灯

Earth

8-core Plug SX2

Connector to fog  lamp B,L

Connector to side  marker/brake/Indicator  lamp B,L

Connector to  retarder lamp

Connector to  fog lamp B,L

Connector to side  marker/brake/Indicator 

lamp B,R

3-core Plug 

AMP3

针接头 公

Reversing lamp/ reversing alarm

倒车灯/倒车报警器

 

Hoist  limit switch

举升接近开关

Fig.3 Harness Of Truck Body

Cables And Harnesses

AMP8

针接头

SX1

 母

31

针接插件

SX3-A

 

29

针接插件

SX4-A

 公

举升比例电磁阀

下降比例电磁阀

刹车接近开关

转向蓄能器压力传感器

左后照灯

液压缓行比例电磁阀

停车电磁阀

驻车电磁阀

前制动蓄能器压力传感器

驻车压力传感器

后制动蓄能器压力传感器

下降到位接近开关

右后照灯

燃油液位传感器

变速箱压力传感器

缓行推杆

变速箱温度传感器

浮动电磁阀

AMP8

针接头

SX2

变速箱油滤器压力传感器

转向回油温度传感器

转向回油压力开关

盘制动冷却回油温度传感器

1

缓行手柄

蜂鸣器

举升手柄

29

针接插件

SX4-B

 母

31

针接插件

SX3-B 

变速箱缓行

翘板开关

Connector to brake  proximity switch

Steering accumulator  pressure sensor

31-pin plug SX3-A

29-pin plug SX4-A

Connector to disc brake

 

cooling oil 

returning temperature sensor1

Connector to retarder

joystick

Connector  to left rear  light

Lower to  proximity  switch

Connector  to right rear light

Lower proportional soleniod valve

Hoist proportional  soleniod valve

Hydraulic

 retarder  

proportional  switch

Connector  to stop  solenoid  valve

8-pin Socket SX1

Connector to park soleniod  valve

Connector  to fuel level sensor

31-pin plug SX3-B

29-pin plug SX4-B

8-pin Socket SX2

Connector to  hoist joystick

Buzzer

Transmission retader rocker switch

Connector to 

steering

 

 oil return pressure switch

Connector to  transmision  fuel level  sensor

 

Connector to  brake  accumulator  pressure  sensor B

Connector to brake accumulator pressure sensor F

Connector to steering  oil returning  temperature sensor

Connector  to retarder  pushrod

Connector to  transmision pressure sensor

 

Connector to transmission  temperature sensor

Connector to  park pressure  sensor

Connector to float  soleniod valve

AMP3

针接头 母

3-pin Socket 

AMP3

针接头母

3-pin Socket 

Installation and connection of harness

1.  The  harness  of  the  truck  should  be 
protected properly. It should be protected from 
touching  projecting  corner,  sharp  edge  or 
abrasive surface. When the harness passes 
through a hole, a sleeve should be provided 
for protection.

2. The harness should be fixated properlyevery 

200  to  400  mm.  It  is  not  allowed  to  fixate 
the wire harness too tightly. It should not be 

fixated near oil, water and gas pipelines.

3. There should be a proper distance between
the  wire  harness  and  the  heat  source, 
including the exhaust system, oil cooler, water 
tank, heater, radiator and so on, or effective 
heat insulation measures should be taken.
4. If the harness is too long, then it should 

be effectively bundled up for fixation so as to 

avoid friction due to the relative motion.
5.  When  the  electric  welding  and  the  gas 
welding are in progress, the harness should 

be protected effectively from spark and flame.

6. If the harness is not installed or adjusted 
properly, the electronic connection signals 
passing through the harness may be disrupted. 
It may lead to control failure of transmission or 
periodically produce some unnecessary error 

codes which are difficult to detect. Therefore, 

the harness should be installed properly.

Detection  and  determination  of  circuit 

faults of harness

1. Detection and determination of harness 
burn-out fault.
All harness burn-outs happen suddenly with a 
fast burning speed. In the burned-out circuit, 
there is generally no fuse device. The rule of 
harness burn-out is: In the circuit of the power 
supply system, the harness is burned out till 
the ground circuit is reached. The place where 
the burned-out harness and the intact harness 
join is considered to be ground. If the harness 
is burned out till the connecting part of a piece 
of electrical equipment, then it indicates that 

Cables And Harnesses

this electrical equipment is faulty.
2. Detection and determination of short circuit, 
open circuit and poor contact among circuits
a.  The  harness  is  externally  extruded  or 
shocked  and  insulation  layers  of  wires  in 
the harness are damaged, which results in 
the short circuit among wires, out-of-control 
of some pieces of electrical equipment and 
burning out of fuses. When determining the 
cause, the harness connectors which are at 
both ends of the electrical equipment and the 
control  switch  can  be  disassembled. After 
that, a multimeter can be used to detect short 
circuit.
b.  Open  circuit  of  wires.  Except  obvious 
fracture, common faults occur mainly between 
wire and wire terminal. For some wires with 
open circuit, the outer insulation layer and 
the  wire  terminal  are  intact,  but  the  core 
thread in the wire and the wire terminal have 
disconnected. In order to find the reason, a 
multimeter can be used to test the circuit, or a 
tension test can be conducted for the wire and 
the wire terminal suspected of open circuit. 
In the process of the tension test, if the wire 
insulation layer is elongated by degrees, it can 
be determined that this wire is disconnected.
c. Poor contact of the circuit. This kind of fault 
occurs mainly inside connectors. When this 
fault occurs, electrical equipment cannot work 

normally. In order to find the reason, connect 

this  electrical  equipment  with  the  power 
supply, touch or pull related connectors of 
this electrical equipment. When a connector 
is touched, this electrical equipment can work 
normally  sometimes  but  abnormally  some 
other times; it indicates that there is something 
wrong with this connector.
3. Replacement of harness assembly
External examination
The  model  of  new  harnesses  should  be 
as same as original truck model. The wire 
terminal is connected reliably with the wire. 
Pull each connector and wires to check for 

Cables And Harnesses

such phenomena as looseness or separation. 
Compare the new harness with the original 
one. For example, the colors, size and terminal 
should be basically consistent. If there is any 
doubt, a multimeter can be used to test. Only 
after ensuring intactness can this wire harness 
be used for replacement.

Cables

warning

Be  careful  of  dangerous  hydrogen  and 

the  sulphuric  acid  solution.  Check  the 

required voltage and polarity of the cable 

connected  with  discharged  batteries. 

The battery may blow due to a too-high 

voltage, misconnected cables, open fire, 

lighted cigar, or other ignition source, thus 

resulting in fire. Keep fire source far away 

from the battery. Your body should be over 

the battery. Glasses should always be worn 

to avoid burning.

Caution: When the mode of jumper cables is 
used to start the engine, it should be ensured 
that two trucks don't contact each other and 

the cable with the same specifications as the 

original truck should be used. If the engine is 
started by jumper cables, the following steps 
should be followed:
1. Connect one end of jumper cable, usually 
the red end, to the positive (+) terminal rod of 
the uncharged battery.
2. Connect the other end of the cable above 
to the positive (+) terminal rod of the auxiliary 
power supply or the charged battery.
3.  Connect  one  end  of  the  second  cable, 
usually  the  black  end,  to  the  negative  (-) 
terminal rod of the auxiliary battery.
Connect the other end of the original cable 
connected with the negative electrode to the 
ground terminal of the truck frame. As it is far 

Cables And Harnesses

away from the battery vapor (inflammable and 

explosive gas -- hydrogen), so accident is not 
likely to happen even though there are sparks.

warning

It  is  not  allowed  to  start  the  truck  by 

connecting  the  cables  with  the  power 

supply from electric arc welding equipment 

because there is not any safe and reliable 

method  that  can  reduce  the  dangerous 

high voltage and the strong current.

Cables And Harnesses

Others

36 OTHERS

36.1 Lubrication and Maintenance

36.1.1 Lubrication and maintenance

WARNING

The  truck  is  equipped  with  engine  and 

transmission oil sump, thus enabling it to 

drive on a road with a gradient of no more 

than 30° (60%). In case of a bigger gradient, 

please consult the manufacturer.

Lubrication  is  a  main  part  of  preventive 
maintenance.  Its  operation  procedure, 
lubricant types as well as application cycles 
are all of great significance to extending the 
efficient service life of a truck. Lubrication of 
moving parts at regular intervals can minimize 
the possibility of mechanical faults.
All  the  recommended  specifications  for 
replacement and maintenance intervals are 
determined according to the general working 
conditions.  In  case  of  severe  phenomena 
such as over-heating, oxidation or pollution 
of  lubricant  during  operation,  change  the 
lubricant  more  frequently  to  prevent  the 
aforesaid phenomena from happening again.
Lubricant  replacement  and  maintenance 
period should be determined according to the 
sampling of specific working conditions and 
suggestions by the supplier of lubricant.
All  the  joints,  blocking  covers  and  screw 
covers should be cleaned thoroughly so as to 
prevent dirt from entering. Lubricant should 
remain at the working temperature when the 
system discharges.

Note

: Check whether the oil volume falls within 

the specified working scope on the basis of 
liquid level indicated by oil gauge, liquidometer 
or oil level screw cover. Otherwise, no system 
is allowed to go into operation.

Table of lubrication and maintenance

The small dots in the following Fig.indicate 
the  parts  that  have  to  be  lubricated  and 
maintained. The digits on the left hand side 
indicate  the  lubrication  and  maintenance 
interval.
The  digits  in  Fig.1  should  match  with  the 
numbers correspondingly in the lubrication 
and maintenance table.

1

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

10

10

11

12

13

13

14

15

16

17

18

19

20

20

21

21

21

23

25

26

26

27

27

28

28

29

31

31

30

22

Fig.38-1 Lubrication and maintenance points

Others

Lubrication and Service Chart

Interval 

hours

Ref. 

Points

Identification

Service Instructions

No. of 

Points

Lubricant

Service/Quantities

10

1

Engine

Check oil level. Add if 
low.

1

EO

As Required

2

Transmission

Check oil level. Add if 
low.

1

HTF

As Required

3

Hydraulic Tank(Hoist/
Cool)

Check oil level. Add if 
low.

1

HO

As Required

4

Hydraulic Tank(Steer/
Brake)

Check oil level. Add if 
low.

1

HO

As Required

5

Remote water tank

Check oil level. Add if 
low.

1

Antifreeze

see page chapter 35 

"Remote water tank  

and pipe installation"

6

Filter(Steer/Brake)

-

1

-

-

7

Cooling Fan

Visually inspect for 
debris and damage.

1

-

-

_

Drive Belts

Visually inspect all 
belts.

_

_

Ref Engine Manual

8&9

Front and Rear Ride 
Cylinders

Visually inspect 
heights.

_

_

Ref "Ride cylinder" and 

"Rear ride system"

-

Air Cleaner Restriction 
W/Light

Check. Replace 
element if reqd.

3

_

Refer to “Air Cleaner 

Service ”

-

Air Cleaner Vacuator 
Valve(s)

Check for proper 
operation.

3

_

-

-

Fuel Filter/Water 
Separator

Drain water and 
sediment.

1

_

-

-

Tyres

Check condition. 
Check pressures 
when tyres are cold.

6

_

Ref " Front wheel 

assembly" and "Rear 

wheel assembly"

-

Controls, Instruments 
and W/Lights

Check for proper 
operation.

_

_

-

-

General Inspection

Check for leaks and 
worn/damaged parts. 
Repair/replace as 
required.

_

_

-

Others

50

9

Rear Ride Cylinders

Lube

4

EP,NLGI

-

10

Steering Cylinder 
Bushings

Lube

4

EP,NLGI

11

Low Pressure Filter

Lube

4

EP,NLGI

12

A-Frame Nose 
Spherical Bushing

Lube

1

EP,NLGI

13

Banjo Stabilizer 
Spherical Bushings

Lube

2

EP,NLGI

14

Body Hinge Pins

Lube

2

EP,NLGI

15

Body Hoist Bushings Lube

4

EP,NLGI

29

 A-sharp Arm

Lube

6

EP,NLGI

8

Front Ride Cylinders Lube

2

EP,NLGI

30

Crank pin 

Lube

2

EP,NLGI

21 Cross shaft

Lube

6

EP,NLGI

250

1

Engine

Drain and refill.

1

EO

-

_

Engine Oil Filters

Replace filters.

4

_

Ref Engine Manual

_

Engine Fuel Filters

Replace filters.

2

_

Ref Engine Manual

_

Engine Coolant 
Additive

Check DCA 
concentration and 
replenish.

_

DCA4

Ref Engine Manual

_

Engine Coolant 
Filter(s)

Replace filter(s) if 
required.

2

_

-

_

Engine Crankcase 
Breather

Clean

1

_

Ref Engine Manual

7

Engine Cooling Fan

Check condition.

1

_

-

16

Engine Power Takeoff

Check oil level. Add if 
low.

1

EPL

-

18

Wheel Planetaries

Check oil level. Add if 
low.

2

EPL

-

_

Differential Breather

Clean.

1

EPL

-

_

Transmission Breather Clean.

1

_

-

_

Alternator Drive Belt

Check belt tension. 
Adjust if required.

1

_

Ref Engine Manual

_

Accessory Drive Belts 

(if fitted)

Check belt tension. 
Adjust if required.

2

_

Ref Engine Manual

-

Air Cleaner

Clean the primary 
cleaner 

3

-

-

_

Front Brake Pads

Check wear. Replace 
as required.

4

_

-

Others

1000

-

Return filter of 

hoisting system

Replace filter

1

-

-

-

Return filter of 

steering system

Replace filter

1

-

-

-

Filter of steering 
pipeline

Replace filter

1

-

-

-

Filter of cooling  
pipeline

Replace filter

2

-

-

-

Filter of brake van

Replace filter

1

-

-

-

Breath valve of 
steering 

Replace breath 
valve 

1

-

-

-

Breath valve of 
hoisting 

Replace breath 
valve 

1

-

-

1200

2

Transmission

Drain and refill.

1

HTF

-

_

Transmission Oil Filter Replace element.

1

-

-

-

Engine PTO

Drain,clean and refill

1

-

-

-

Differential

Drain,clean and refill

1

-

-

-

Wheel Planetaries

Drain and refill

2

-

-

2000

19

Fuel Tank

Drain and refill

1

Diesel

-

25

Rear Brake Packs

Drain and refill

2

HO

-

3000

4

Hydraulic Tank(steer/
brake)

Change,clean and 

refill

1

HO

-

3

Hydraulic Tank(hoist/
cool)

Change,clean and 

refill

1

HO

-

-

Suction filter of 

hoisting system

Replace filter

-

-

-

-

Suction filter of 

steering system

Replace filter

-

-

-

-

Suction filter of 

cooling system

Replace filter

-

-

-

4000

27

Cooling System

Drain, flush and refill

1

Antifreeze

-

26

Front Wheel Bearing

Inspect , readjust 
gap,replace the 
grease as the case 
may be.

2

*EP NLGI

-

Others

*The  refilling  amount  is  half  of  wheel  hub 
cavity.

Note – The lubricant should be refilled slowly 

until it reliefs.
EO—Engine  lubricant,  please  refer  to 
'Recommended Lubricants'. 
EPL—EP gear oil, meeting the requirements 
of MIL-L-2105C standard.
HTF—Allison C-4 hydraulic transmission oil, 
please refer to 'Recommended Lubricants'.
H O — h y d r a u l i c   o i l ,   p l e a s e   r e f e r   t o    
'Recommended Lubricants'.
EP, NLGI—2 EP lithium base grease, please 
refer to 'Recommended Lubricants'.
EP,  NLGI—2  EP  lithium  base  grease 
( m o l y b d e n u m   f r e e ) ,   p l e a s e   r e f e r   t o 
'Recommended Lubricants'.
PAG OIL-Polyalkene Glycol(PAG) compressor 
lubricant-The number of low viscosity (ISO46). 
Numbers in the figure represents the points 
entailing  lubrication  and  maintenance  at 
regular intervals according to requirements 
in Table  of  Lubrication  and  Maintenance. 
The  numbers  of  figure  are  corresponding 
to  the  'Serial  Numbers'  in  Lubrication  and 
Maintenance.

Note

: For each specified maintenance interval, 

prior examination should be performed apart 
from the prescribed checks.

Others

36.1.2 Other maintenance

As required

Seat  safety  belt-Check  the  condition  and 
replace if it is damaged.

Note

: Replace it for every three years despite 

its conditions.
Windshield and wiper-Check the wiper arm 
and replace if it is damaged. Fill the cleanser 
water tank and keep the water accumulator 
upright.

Rim nut- Adjust the torsion to 690 N•m (510 lb/
ft) after working for 10 h for the first time, then 

check the torsion for each 50 hours.

Every 10 hours of operation

Walk around the truck for inspection –check 
according to chapter 4.
Engine-visually check the engine for damage, 
bolt fracture, looseness and abnormal noise.
Engine  air  cleaner-check  the  air  cleaner 
air intake steel pipe, hose and pipe clamp. 
Replace the filter if the air filter resistance 
warning turns on. Clean the dust collection 
valve  daily,  check  and  remove  the  dust  in 
such valve; the dedusting lip opening can be 
opened and kept flexible after the engine is 
shut down.

Caution

:  Maintain  the  air  cleaner  more 

frequently in a dusty working place.
Expansion water tank-check the cooling liquid 

level and refuel if it is low; fill the cooling liquid 

into the water tank and keep the liquid level at 

the bottom of filling neck.

Note

:  Check  DCA4  density  after  plenty  of 

cooling liquid is filled because the low density 

may  damage  the  engine;  the  excessive 
antifreeze liquid may lead to the deposition of 
silicate, see chapter 35 'Remote Water Tank 
and Pipeline Installation' of the Maintenance 
Manual.
Steering, braking and hoist systems - Check 
whether each system can work normally prior 
to operation of the truck.

Steering hydraulic oil tank filter-keep the truck 

Others

empty, release the brake, run the engine with 
the speed of 1,500 RPM, rotate the steering 
wheel with 1 r/s after the oil temperature is 
normal, replace the filter if the filter warning 
light is on.
Rear disc brake cooling oil filter-replace the 
filter when the indicator shows that the oil 
surface has reached the limit position.

New or overhauled part after working for 

150 hours for the first time

Transmission - Discharge oil, replace the filter 
and refill oil.

Differential mechanism-drain the oil and refuel 
with new oil.
Hub reducer- drain the oil and refuel with new 
oil.

Every 250 hours of operation

Filling point of oiler – instill engine oil throttle 
connecting  rod,  articulating  pin  and  other 
moving parts.
Cooling liquid filter-replace the filter. Refer to 
chapter 35 'Remote Water Tank and Pipeline 
Installation'  in  the  Maintenance  Manual, 

correctly select the cooling liquid filter to keep 

proper additive DCA4 density in the cooling 
system.
Cooling liquid additive-check and supplement 
DCA4  according  to  chapter  35  'Remote 
Water Tank and Pipeline Installation' in the 
Maintenance Manual.
Cooling fan-visually check the fan blade for 
cracking, rivet looseness or bending, check 
fan installation and tightness and replace the 
damaged fan.

Note

: The correct tension of fan belt is kept by 

spring belt. Therefore, it is not necessary to 
check or adjust the belt tension.
Driving belt-visually check each driving belt and 
replace the cracked or worn belt. Adjust the 
worn and slipping belt. The correct installation 
and tensioning of belt can reduce belt and 
belt wheel wearing. Refer to chapter 5 'Engine 

Others

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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