19 Repair Work, Troubleshooting: Chapter Contents
19 Repair Work, Troubleshooting: Chapter Contents
Troubleshooting
Chapter contents
19 Repair Work, Troubleshooting........................................... 19.0-1
19.0 Malfunctions..................................................................................19.0-3
19.0.1 Service code display...........................................................19.0-3
19.0.2 Service Code - FATAL........................................................19.0-5
19.0.3 Service Code - CRITICAL ..................................................19.0-6
19.0.4 Service Code - ERROR......................................................19.0-7
19.0.5 Service Code - WARNING ...............................................19.0-17
19.0.6 Service Code - INFO ........................................................19.0-19
19.0.7 Audible and visible warning signals..................................19.0-21
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19.0 Malfunctions
Warning and error messages
– Various faults are indicated by the corresponding symbol fields (visually)
or by display instruments on the instrument panel.
– Some warning functions are accompanied by audible warning signals.
Finding and eliminating errors and malfunctions
– Faults can often be traced back to incorrect operation or servicing of
the machine.
Therefore, carefully read the appropriate section of the operating
manual each time a fault occurs.
– Analyse the cause of the fault and correct it immediately.
Display unit
1 Service code display 2 STOP “indicator”
If a fault occurs while you are setting up or operating the machine, it is shown
on the display unit and stored in the error memory.
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Error indicator
Effects of a fault
Every malfunction has a defined effect. This is specified in the “Effect”
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List of abbreviations
APP Application (software)
Vref Internal reference voltage
CAN CAN bus (digital data transfer signals)
GND Ground (earth)
MV Solenoid valve
CRC Check sum
LFD Liebherr ride control system
VMS Internal power supply
VCC Internal 5V power supply for the processor
DEx / DAEx Analogue/digital inputs
DAx Analogue/digital outputs
PWM Pulse width modulated outputs (proportional solenoid)
t Fault time; how long a fault must be active to trigger
a service code
UBAT Battery power supply (terminal 30)
Tuple Data record in EPROM (UEC3 controller)
Funktion
This is a fault in the UEC3 controller which shuts down the machine.
FATAL
Service Service
Code Code Effect Cause Remedy
old new
EA000 EB000 System cannot be started UEC3: CPU is defective UEC3: replace CPU
UEC3: flash memory, CRC
defect / occasional, constant Reload software or UEC3:
EA001 EB001 System cannot be started
fault in hardware, incorrect replace CPU:
software programmed
EA002 EB002 System cannot be started UEC3: SRAM fault UEC3: replace CPU
UEC3: watchdog (hardware)
EA003 EB003 System cannot be started UEC3: replace CPU
defective
UEC3: error in internal Reload software or UEC3:
EA00D EB00D System cannot be started
redundant state memory replace CPU
UEC3: internal controller
Reload software or UEC3:
EA012 EB00E System cannot be started voltages VCC/Verve do not
replace CPU
match
UEC3: internal controller Reload software or UEC3:
EA013 EB00F System cannot be started
voltage VMS defective replace CPU
System cannot be started or UEC3: defective 2nd
EA015 EB010 UEC3: replace CPU
system shut down shutdown stage
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Funktion
This refers to faults in communication between various modules
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Funktion
This is a fault in the various electrical components or wiring.
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using parameters
Machine switches to neutral,
Check conditions of use,
driver can select travel Variable displacement motor
E5031 variable displacement motor 1
direction again after speed is 2 speed sensor: overspeed
speed sensor B2a or wiring
reduced
Machine switches to neutral,
Check conditions of use,
driver can select travel Variable displacement motor
E5032 variable displacement motor 1
direction again after speed is 1 speed sensor: overspeed
speed sensor B2 or wiring
reduced
Travel direction selection Travel direction switch: invalid Check travel direction switch
E300F E5035
cannot be clearly detected switching condition S2a or wiring
Variable displacement motor Adjust variable adjustment
The motor retains the old
E503A balance 2 maximum current motor 2 control range (loosen
value
too low adjusting screw)
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Funktion
This is information on the condition of the power supply, CAN bus or diesel
engine. These service codes are stored in the UEC3, but not shown on the
display.
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Funktion
This is information on the status of service codes. These service codes are
stored in the UEC3, but not shown on the display.
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Valid for: L507 - 787; L509 - 789; L514 - 790 / up to software version 1.029
Warning signal Cause Remedy
Triple 0.5 sec. beep when travel
The parking brake is engaged Release the parking brake
direction is selected
to travel range 1) Fault in the electrical system Check the temperature switch:
(temperature switch (B20) (switch point at 108 °C)
The STOP symbol field lights up defective, faulty wiring) Check the plugs and wiring
Check the opening point of the
Continuous warning buzzer Thermostat defective (will not open)
thermostat: (approx. 82 °C)
Engine oil pressure too low, Check the oil level and top up
Engine oil pressure symbol field
insufficient engine oil if necessary
(H4) lights up
(Pressure switch defective – Check the pressure switch:
faulty wiring) (switching point at 0.4 – 0.75 bar)
Continuous warning buzzer
Error in the diesel engine Oil pump defective
lubricating oil supply Engine oil pressure switch defective
Stop symbol field (H36) lights up
Error in the electrical system Check the plugs and wiring
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Warning signal Cause Remedy
Three 0.5 second warning beeps
Parking brake is engaged Release the parking brake
when preselecting the travel direction
Coolant temperature symbol field Coolant temperature above 110°C Clean the cooling system
(H13) flashes (T04) Check the fan speed
Service code E6000, E601F
1/10 warning tone Check the thermostat opening point:
Thermostat faulty (does not open)
(The travel hydraulics are shifted to (approx. 82°C)
travel range 1)
Coolant temperature symbol field
(H13) lights up Check the temperature sensor T04
Fault in the cooling or
Service code E601D, E3010, at 20°C <> 3400Ω
electrical system
E3011 Check the wiring
1/10 intermittent warning tone
Clean the cooling system
Hydraulic oil overheating symbol Check the fan speed and working
field (H23) lights up hydraulics pressure relief valves
Hydraulic oil temperature
Service code E2013 (control block)
above 95 °C
1/10 intermittent warning tone Check the travel hydraulics pressure
(B8)
(The travel hydraulics are shifted to relief valves
travel range 1) Check the temperature sensor B8
at 20°C <> 1112Ω
Fuel level symbol field (H1) flashes
Drain water from fuel pre-filter
Service code E601C, E601D Water in the fuel
sight glass
Continuous warning beep
Emergency steering pump check not
Check the emergency steering pump
Emergency steering check symbol successfully completed (B3a)
field (H24) lights up Check the pressure switch B3a
STOP symbol field lights up, Error in the electrical / Check the wiring
service code E2002 hydraulic system Check the emergency steering
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pump pressure
Emergency steering function
Emergency steering symbol field activated due to failure of steering Check the steering pump:
(H8) lights up pump (B3)
STOP symbol field lights up Check pressure switch B3
Error in the electrical /
40 sec. warning tone Check the standby pressure of the
hydraulic system
steering pump
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Connection / diagnosis
19.1.1 Connecting
To connect to the controller, you need the following parts:
– Connecting cable, LBH ID 9067426
– Hyperterminal communication software
Hyperterminal is part of the Windows software and can be opened as follows,
depending on the operating system:
– On Windows 3.11, 95 and 98, you can start the program via
Start, Programs, Accessories, Hyperterminal.
– On Windows 2000, XP, NT and MI, you can start the program via
Start, Programs, Accessories, Communication, Hyperterminal.
Procedure
• Switch on your laptop.
• Connect the laptop using the cable to the controller via the COM1 and
X60 (diagnostic) plugs on the right side of the control panel.
• Start the Hyperterminal program.
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• In the Name field. enter Stereo new or a Name under which the file will
be saved.
• Click OK to confirm.
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After you have made these settings and saved them on your DESKTOP, the
application appears on the DESKTOP with an ICON, which you can double
click to open it.
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19.2 Diagnostics
The following steps are necessary to open the diagnostics menu:
• Connect the cable from the laptop to the UEC3 (diagnostic plug)
• Start the Hyperterminal communication program with the settings
described in 19.1.1
• Turn the ignition key to position 1 (ignition on)
After you switch on the ignition, the connection should be made and you will
see the following information:
– Controller type: UEC3[101]
– Software ID number:
– Software version: V2.003
– Login:
• Enter the command testsys and click ENTER to confirm to view the
parameters.
Screen 1
This screen consists of one tab.
The following information is available here:
Active Servicecodes: Indicates the active service codes.
The service codes are described in 19.0.1
This page is only shown when service codes are currently active.
• Enter the number “1” (Reset SCs) to acknowledge the service codes.
The service codes are added to the stored ones.
• Enter the number “8” (BACK) to return to the main dialogue “Module
Identification”.
Screen 1
This screen consists of one tab.
The following information is available here:
Stored Servicecodes: The stored service codes with the classifications FATAL, ERROR, WARN
and INFO.
The service codes are described in 19.0.1
This page is only shown when service codes are currently stored.
• Enter the number “8” (BACK) to return to the main dialogue “Module
Identification”.
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Screen 1
This screen has two command lines. When you select the next command
line, only the footer line is changed.
The following information is available here:
Machine serial number: The set machine serial number. This must be the same as the device
number of the machine: it may never be 0. The machine's serial number is
set on the configuration pages.
Application: Information on the controller application software (e.g. creation date, version
information, comments).
APP State 3: Status of the machine application software (FUNCTION Machine states 1)
and (FUNCTION Machine states 2). Input and output statuses are shown
here in connection with the machine functions.
CAN Bus 6: Information on the controller's CAN bus systems.
NEXT CMD PAGE 7: Use this command to select the next command line.
EXIT TESTSYS 8: Use this command to go back one step or quit the program.
Screen 1
Input signals:
DE00 Terminal 15 signal, active high DAE0 Emergency steering pump pressure switch
DE01 Working hydraulics lockout button (optional)
DE02 LH control lever reverse switch neutral DAE1 Emergency steering pump check pressure switch
DE03 LH control lever forward switch neutral (optional)
DE04 LH control lever reverse switch actuated DAE2 Parking brake response pressure switch
DE05 LH control lever forward switch actuated DAE3 Engine oil pressure switch
DE06 Parking brake button DAE4 Service rake accumulator pressure
DE07 Indicator, timed signal DAE5 Ride control
DE08 High beam status DAE6 Air filter contamination
DE09 Buzzer signal input DAE7 Air conditioning system
DE10 Travel range 1 button E0 Analogue voltage input (spare)
DE11 Travel range 2 button E1 Analogue voltage input (spare)
DE12 100% lockout button E2 Tank level sensor
DE13 Option 2 button E3 Coolant temperature sensor
DE14 Option 3 button E4 Hydraulic temperature sensor
DE15 Emergency steering pump button (optional) E5 Engine temperature sensor
DE16 Spare input I0 Not used at present
DE17 MODE “+” button I1 Not used at present
DE18 MODE “-” button I2 Fan current PWM (0-3A)
DE19 Selection button (optional) UDE0 Wheel loader power take-off speed
DE20 Ride control button UDE1 Diesel engine speed
DE21 Terminal 61 (charge control) AF0 Not used at present
AF1 Power take-off speed wire break
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DE00 …... DE21: This information describes the recorded state of the digital positive-switching
inputs. If a voltage above 2 V is present at an input, this is displayed as
“ON”. At lower voltage (or open input), the value is “OFF”.
DAE0 …... DAE7: The figures for the analogue inputs (see above) show the voltages currently
received at the inputs as a percentage of the battery voltage (on-board system
voltage UBAT). For active earth-switching sensors, the value should be below
10 %; for active positive-switching sensors the value should be above 90 %.
For open inputs, the value shown must be 50 ±10 %.
The inputs DAE0_1…DAE2_2 are internally redundant (externally, however,
these inputs only have one pin), which means that there are two measure-
ments for each input, which must normally match (±5 %).
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Screen 2
This page contains all the information on the PWM current outputs
PWM0….PWM2, as well as on the digital output signals DA0...DA17 on
the controller.
Output signals:
DA00 Warning buzzer (2A) DA12 Parking brake MV (3A)
DA01 NLP relay (2A) (optional) DA13 Ride control MV OFF (3A)
DA02 Spare output (2A) DA14 Reverse travel direction MV
DA03 Preglow relay (2A) + travel direction detection
DA04 Engine stop relay (2A) MV (6A)
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The values for PWM0, 1 and 2 show the currently set scan ratio as a percentage
PWM0……PWM2I:
(the ratio of the activation time to the overall duration of the signal). PWM0I, 1I
and 2I show the output current which the software attempts to adjust to (target
value). The two values are connected via the internal resistance of the
connected load. If one of the two values is changed, the other is automatically
deactivated or adjusted.
DA00…...DA17: This shows the status of each digital positive-switching output.
The first columns shows the output value required by the software (“ON” or
“OFF”). In the second column (in brackets) there is more information on the
status of the output channel.
Note on diagnosis: In the event of error, the various assignments and current
strengths of the channels with various terminal models mean that the
diagnosis characteristics of the channels can vary.
The following conditions are possible:
Status Description of the status
OK The status is OK.
SC+ Short circuit in wire to UBAT.
OL Interruption or no load at output.
Excess terminal temperature. The terminal is automatically switched off until it
OT
cools down.
SC+/OL Short circuit to UBAT, power interruption or no load at output.
Short circuit to earth or excess temperature at terminal (automatically switched
SC-/OT
off until it cools down).
Short circuit to earth, short circuit to UBAT, interruption, no load at output or
SC+/SC-/OL/OT
overheated terminal.
An invalid terminal status was detected (please notify LBH TB-EE) or the power
Inv (SUPPLY?) supply to the terminal may not be OK.
If you can exclude the possibility of a power supply fault, please notify LBH TB-EE.
Inv. State An invalid terminal status was detected (please notify LBH TB-EE).
The terminal currently has no power supply (for example if the fuse via which
the output is supplied has blown).
SUPPLY ERR Note: On outputs DA10, DA11, DA12 and DA14 this is OK if all these outputs
are switched off. The internal power supply for all the terminals is switched off
for safety reasons.
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Screen 1
This screen consists of one tab.
The screen shows additional information related to the controller hardware.
These are mostly internal signals which are of no use in troubleshooting.
Supply voltages: All supply voltages of the control system are shown in volts. All six values
should be roughly the same (±1.0 V).
Internally, the voltages VM_M and VMS_M are drawn from VBAT_1.
If one power supply (VBAT_1…VBAT_4) is much lower, check the fuse in
front of the controller.
The following is a list of the outputs which are supplied by the fuses
(VBAT_1..…VBAT_4) (see the circuit diagram, step 4).
VBAT_1 – F26:
– X3_21 CAN bus HIGH1 diagnostic plug
– X3_31 CAN bus LOW1 diagnostic plug
– X3_22 CAN bus HIGH2 EDC diesel engine (if present)
– X3_32 CAN bus LOW2 EDC diesel engine (if present)
– X4_28 Warning buzzer output (2A)
– X4_26 Slow travel MV output (3A)
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VBAT_3 – F22:
– X4_29 Spare output (2A)
– X4_27 Preglow relay output (2A)
– X4_19 Engine stop relay output (2A)
– X4_10 Option 3 output (3A)
– X4_38 Spare output (5A)
VBAT_4 – F24:
– X4_37 Spare output (3A)
– X4_20 Option 1 output (3A)
– X4_08 Option 2 output (3A)
– X4_05 Spare PWM output (0-3A) redundant
– X4_15 Spare PWM output (0-3A)
2nd switchoff stage: This group provides information on the second deactivation stage, which can
separate the outputs DA10, DA11, DA12 and DA14 internally from the power
supply line VBAT_2.
EN_PC states the required condition (ON or ODD) and P0VCC2 states the
voltage actually measured after the switching stage. If EN_PC is switched
on, the value must be close to VBAT_2. If EN_PC is switched off, the value
should not be more than 30 % of VBAT_2.
If P0VCC2 is higher when EN_PC = OFF, either the controller is defective or
one of the outputs DA10, DA11, DA12, DA14 is shorted externally to VBAT.
If P0VCC2 with EN_PC=ON is less than 80 % of VBAT_2, the controller
is defective.
PwrFail: This input is OK if the power supply VBAT_1 is above 10±0.5 V and displays
ERR if the value is below this threshold. If the characteristics are different,
the controller is defective.
NTSHD: The self-monitoring status of the controller. When the controller is running,
this internal output must be set to ACT. The controller uses this function to
ensure that after terminal 15 is switched off, it can still perform tasks such as
saving data
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Screen 1
This screen consists of three tabs.
Page 3 shows information on the emergency steering system. This information
is not needed for this group of machines.
UEC3State: The entries contain information referring to both the machine and the
controller:
– APP Mode: The operating mode of the controller. In normal mode
(switched on via terminal 15), it must always say “running”. If the controller
is switched on in “AHS (DE1)” mode, the application is “STOPPED” and
normal operation is not possible.
– Powerup Mode: The mode in which the controller was started up. Either
“norm (DE0)” (switched on via terminal 15) or “AHS (DE1)” (switched on
using the working hydraulics lockout button) is possible.
FAN Information: Information on the hydrostatic cooler/fan system is shown here:
– Hydr oil temp: The current temperature of the hydraulic oil (B8) in °C.
– Hydr oil temp state: The status of the hydraulic oil temperature
measurement.
Status Description of the status
OK The status of the sensor/wiring is plausible
An invalid, excessive resistance has been measured.
OPEN This may be caused by an interruption in the sensor or
the wiring.
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– Gear reduction: If the temperature of the media is too high, travel range
one is selected automatically. This entry shows whether the excess
temperature gear reduction is activated or not.
– A/C state: The condition of the air conditioning system or of the air
conditioning compressor (activation signal of the air conditioning
compressor, On or OFF).
– A/C fan current: The current maximum requested current of the air
conditioning system in mA. This is processed together with the hydraulic
oil and coolant temperature to a fan speed.
– Target current: The target current which the control tries to regulate to
(set current). The current is calculated from the hydraulic oil temperature,
the coolant temperature and the air conditioning system current.
– Actual current: The current presently measured at the fan output. During
normal operation, this current must be identical to the specification (“Target
current”) ±10 mA. If the current is very low (e.g. <50 mA) despite a high
target value, there may be an interruption in the solenoid or in the fan wiring.
Eng. Heating System: Information on the cold start system of the diesel engine is shown here:
– Heating state: The current status of the preglow/afterglow system.
Unknown status (can occur when APP mode is
UNKNOWN
“STOPPED”)
INIT Initialisation
PRE ON Preglowing is currently activated
PRE FIN The preglow phase has finished
During start-up, the preglow system is not energised
START->OFF
(power for starting)
POST ON Post heating phase is activated
The cold start system has completed its work and
READY
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– Sel/act gear: Information on the travel range. The first figure is the travel
range selected by the driver using the switch. The second figure is the
travel range currently reported (which may be different to the selected
one, due for example to power reduction following overheating).
– Drive sys state: Current status of the drive system.
UNKNOWN Unknown status may not occur
BRAKE ON The parking brake is activated (output not energised)
The parking brake has been requested by the user
BRAKE REQ
but has not yet been activated.
ACTIVE A travel range (forward or reverse) has been activated.
CHANGE DIR A change of direction has been requested
A change of direction was requested but has not
REVERSE LOCK yet been executed due to excess speed
(reversing lockout).
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– Dir machine: The actual travel direction of the machine (if detected).
UNKNOWN Unknown status may not occur
FORWARD Machine moving forward.
BACKWARD Machine moving backwards.
– Dir selected: The travel direction selected by the driver using the travel
direction switch.
UNKNOWN Unknown status may not occur
FORWARD Forward travel direction is selected.
BACKWARD Reverse travel direction is selected.
– Dir output: The status of the travel direction actuated by the controller.
UNKNOWN Unknown status may not occur
FORWARD Forward travel direction is activated.
BACKWARD Reverse travel direction is activated.
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– Brake selection: The status of the parking brake selected by the driver.
ON Parking brake should be active.
OFF Parking brake should be released.
– Act state feedback: The status of the parking brake pressure switch B5.
This must match “Act. state brake” (within a second of switching).
Display info: Information on the connected display unit (via the CAN bus):
– Actual error: The service code currently shown on the display. Normally
this is 0000 (inactive).
– ASCII mode: The status of the display in the bottom right corner, as selected
by the driver.
RPM Engine speed display
HOURS Service hours of the machine
TIME Clock display
– Set date: The current date set by the driver. If setting mode is not active,
the current date is shown here.
Various digial functions: Information on the various digital machine functions (conditions, selection):
– Boom lock key state: Status of the working hydraulics lockout button.
“IDLE” means not activated, "PRESSED" means activated.
– Boom lock state: Status of the working hydraulics lockout function.
“ON” means the working hydraulics lockout is activated (not energised).
– Boom lock stored st.: The status of the working hydraulics lockout as
stored in the EEPROM. This condition is restored when the machine is
started up again.
– Diff lock key state: The status of the 100 % differential lockout button.
“IDLE” means not activated, “PRESSED” means activated.
– Diff lock state: Status of the 100 % differential lockout function (output
activation). “ON” means that the output is energised.
– Option 2 key state: Status of the “Option 2” button. “IDLE” means not
activated, “PRESSED” means activated.
– Option 2 state: Status of the “Option 2" function (output activation). “ON”
means that the output is energised.
– Option 3 key state: Status of the “Option 3” button. “IDLE” means not
activated, “PRESSED” means activated.
– Option 3 state: Status of the “Option 3” function (output activation). “ON”
means that the output is energised.
– Air filter state: Status of the air filter contamination vacuum switch.
“DIRTY” means that a contaminated air filter has been detected.
– Fuel level: The current filling level of the fuel tank.
– Flasher input state: The status of the input for the flashing indicator.
When the indicator is activated, the display must alternate between “ON”
and “OFF”, otherwise, it may only be “OFF”.
– High beam state: The status of the high beam switch.
– CPU APP busy ratio: The degree of utilisation of the microcontroller.
– Ride select state: Status of the ride control function (driver request,
selected by button)
– Ride output state: Status of the ride control output (including all
relevant factors)
Screen 3
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Emergency steering The entries provide information on the status of the emergency steering
pump and the two pressure switched B3 and B3a:
NLP state: Shows the operating mode of the emergency steering system.
The following indications are possible:
The emergency steering system is deactivated (for
TURNED OFF
example because the machine has no system)
INIT Initialisation before the self test
After switching on the ignition, both pressure switches
CHECK OPEN must be open when the engine is not running. The
system waits for this condition for a certain time.
WAIT ENG. The diesel engine must be running for the self test to
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Next event time: States the number of seconds until the next action of the
emergency steering system.
NLP pressure switch: Status of the pressure switch B3 (emergency
steering activation).
OFF The pressure switch is not actuated (open)
ON The pressure switch is actuated (closed)
GND Signal line shorted to earth (fault condition)
NLP check switch: Status of the pressure switch B3 (emergency steering
check).
OFF The pressure switch is not actuated (open)
ON The pressure switch is actuated (closed)
GND Signal line shorted to earth (fault condition)
NLP output: Status of the output which activates the emergency steering
pump.
After initialising the internal variables (status NLP_INIT) the system checks if
the diesel engine is not running; if so, it checks whether both pressure
switches in the system (NLP_PS, NLP_PS_CHK) are open (status
NLP_CHECK_OPEN).
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When the emergency steering check has been successfully completed, the
system switches to standby (status NLP_IDLE), and waits until the pressure
switch NLP_PS is opened by a drop in the steering pressure. In this case,
the system changes to NLP_ON status.
In NLP_ON status, the system activates the NLP_DA (emergency steering
pump) output and the “emergency steering active” lamp for the set period
(default: 50 s, specified by heating of the electrical emergency steering
pump), and activates the warning buzzer for the entire duration, telling the
driver to shut down the machine immediately.
At the end of the emergency steering time or if the pressure switch NLP_PS
closes again (steering pressure restored) the system changes to
NLP_FINISHED status and switches off the NLP_DA output and the
“emergency steering active” lamp. The “emergency steering check” lamp is
activated to show the driver that the system is no longer ready for use
(the emergency steering pump is not suitable for continuous use).
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Screen 1
The “Machine Config” screen enables you to adapt the controller functions to
the machine.
Note: Depending on the current service level, you may be unable to select or
alter certain settings; these settings will be skipped.
Commands: (+), (-), (1), (2), (3), (4)
– (+): For selecting the next entry on the current subscreen.
– (-): For selecting the previous entry on the current subscreen.
– Change setting (1): For altering the selected entry on the selected
subscreen. Depending on the type of entry, it skips to the next possible
setting or waits for you to enter a number in the input line. When you have
changed settings, you must also save them in the EEPROM (see below),
so that they are retained after the ignition is switched off.
– Load from EEPROM (2): The settings stored in the configuration
memory are reloaded and any previous changes which have not been
saved are lost.
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Caution
! This command loads all the settings on all the subscreens from the
configuration memory.
– SAVE to EEPROM (3): All settings visible on the current subscreen are
stored in the configuration memory (EEPROM) and will thus be available
after the ignition is switched off and on again.
– Reset to default (4): All settings visible on the current subscreen are
restored to a default condition (which is not necessarily the same as the
one with which the machine was delivered), but not saved, see above.
A/C Options You can set the optional air conditioning system here:
– A/C fan current: The maximum required current in mA of the fan solenoids
when the air conditioning compressor is activated.
Adjustment range: 0 - 1100 mA
– A/C on delay: The period the air conditioning compressor has to
be active before the “A/C fan current” is taken into account
(in milliseconds = 1/1000 s).
Adjustment range: 0 - 50000 ms
– A/C off delay: The period the air conditioning compressor has to be
inactive before the “A/C fan current” is no longer taken into account (in
milliseconds = 1/1000 s).
Adjustment range: 0 - 50000 ms
Lever Options here you can configure options which are operated using the buttons on the
control lever (the two options partially affect each other):
– Option 2: Sets the characteristics of the “Option 2” output. The following
entries are possible:
UNKNOWN Unknown status may not occur
The “Option 2” output is activated for as long as the
NORMAL
“Option 2” button is pressed.
When the working hydraulics lockout is deactivated,
AHS the “Option 2” output is activated for as long as the
“Option 2” button is pressed.
The “Option 2” and “Option 3” outputs are activated
COMMON for as long as the “Option 2” and/or “Option 3” button
is pressed.
When the working hydraulics lockout is deactivated,
the “Option 2” and “Option 3” outputs are activated
AHS+COMMON
for as long as the “Option 2” and/or “Option 3” button
is pressed.
– Option 3: Sets the characteristics of the “Option 3" output. The following
entries are possible:
UNKNOWN Unknown status may not occur
The “Option 3” output is activated for as long as the
NORMAL
“Option 3” button is pressed.
When the working hydraulics lockout is deactivated,
AHS the “Option 3” output is activated for as long as the
“Option 3” button is pressed.
The “Option 2” and “Option 3” outputs are activated
COMMON for as long as the “Option 2” and/or “Option 3” button
is pressed.
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The following entries configure the characteristics of the Liebherr ride control
Ride Control
system (LFD):
– Mode: Here you can set the mode of the LFD. The following entries are
possible:
UNKNOWN Unknown status may not occur
OFF LFD is always deactivated (option not enabled).
LFD works in speed-dependent mode. LFD can also
SPEED
be switched on using the button.
LFD is not speed-dependent. If the driver activates
ON LFD using the button, it remains active until it is
switched off again.
The LFD mode (ON or SPEED) is stored when the
STORED machine is shut down and restored when it is
switched on again.
Note: When LFD is not configured to “OFF”, the driver can select between
“SPEED” and “ON” modes by holding down the button.
– Startup: The setting which configures the LFD status after the ignition is
switched on. The following entries are possible:
UNKNOWN Unknown status may not occur
The LFD status is stored when the ignition is switched
STORED
off and restored when it is switched on again.
LFD is always deactivated when the ignition is
OFF
switched on.
LFD is always activated when the ignition is
ON
switched on.
– Speed ON: Limit speed above which LFD (in speed mode “SPEED”) is
switched on when activated with the button.
Adjustment range: 1 - 10 km/h
– Speed OFF: Limit speed below which LFD (in speed mode “SPEED”) is
switched off when activated with the button.
Adjustment range: 1 - 10 km/h
– Startup state: This setting configures the fan reversal status after the
ignition is switched on. The following entries are possible:
Function
– Fan reversal deactivated: No “X” or “*” in the display. Press briefly
(< 2 seconds) to activate the function
– Fan reversal activated: To test the function, the fan is immediately
switched to reverse operation; the system then remains in normal fan
mode until the set waiting period has elapsed; the procedure repeats
itself. Press briefly (< 2 seconds) to deactivate the function
– Setting the waiting period: The driver can alter the waiting period by
pressing the button for more than 2 seconds. The time in minutes is
shown on the display. The time can now be changed by pressing the
button. If the ignition is switched off or if no button is pressed within three
seconds, the new set time is applied and saved.
Immobilizer Immobiliser: The following entries enable the function in addition to the
immobiliser (additional control unit):
The following entries are possible:
DISABLED The immobiliser is disabled.
ENABLED The immobiliser is disabled.
Function
If an immobiliser is installed (additional control unit), activating this option
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prevents a service code for a failed test of the LIEBHERR control lever
(travel direction selection) from being generated as long as the engine has
not been started.
In this case, “LOCK” appears in the display if there are no service codes.
The travel direction remains in NEUTRAL.
After the engine is started, the control unit behaves as if the option were not
present (the validity of the travel direction selection switch is checked).
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Function
The engine is shut down if the engine speed is constantly below 1000 rpm
for a certain time (300 seconds). After this, the digital output is no longer
energised.
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