Linde T20 Pallet Truck Service Manual
Linde T20 Pallet Truck Service Manual
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Section 1
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1 TRACTION MOTOR
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1.1 DESCRIPTION
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
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13 12 19 20 11 10
1 Flange
2 Circlips - 30 x 1.5 FST - DIN 471
3 Key - 8 x7 x 20 DIN 6825
4 Circlips -25 x 1.2 FST - DIN 471
5 Ball bearing - 6006 2 RS1/ C3GJN
DIN 625
6 Circlips 55 x 2 FST - DIN 472
7 Crown wheel (for measuring the speed)
8 Screw D M 6x25-St-A2E - DIN 7500
9 Rotor
10 Ball bearing ICOS-D1B04 TN9
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1.3 REMOVAL OF TRACTION MOTOR
1 Traction motor
2 Temperature probe connector (1X25) 1B6
3 Speed sensor connector (1X2) 1B2
4 Screw CHC M6 X 20 (quantity 8)
Tightening torque 9.5 Nm
5 O-ring
6 Electrohydraulic brake
7 Brake mounting bolt (quantity 3)
Tightening torque 9.5 Nm
8 Reduction gear
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Note:
To remove the traction motor, it is recommended to first
remove the motor unit (see section 2.1.1 Removal/ins-
tallation of motor unit)
WARNING
Dangerous handling. The motor is heavy,
proceed with caution to remove the reduction
gear motor. It is recommended to wear gloves.
CAUTION
- To prevent a short-circuit, it is important to
clamp the 3 terminals U, V, W of the traction
motor supply cables (tightening torque
9 Nm ).
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2 DRIVE - TRANSMISSION
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2.1 DRIVE UNIT
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3
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6
CAUTION
For a rubber or unbranded rubber motor wheel ,
a shim (3) is added.
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CAUTION
Compulsory lifting potentiometer
CAUTION
To prevent hydraulic leaks on the brake linings,
dont dismantle the brake hydraulic hose pipe.
WARNING
Dangerous handling. The drive unit is heavy,
proceed with caution to disengage it from the
chassis.
It is recommended to wear gloves.
CAUTION
To prevent a short-circuit, it is important to clamp
the 3 terminals U, V, W of the traction motor
supply cables (tightening torque 7.5 Nm).
- It is always possible to use an open-end wrench
to hold them while tightening.
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2.2 REDUCTION GEAR
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34 29 2 27 3 5
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Motor wheel powered by a single-stage reduction The type and serial number are identical on a sign
gear and a conical ring gear. plate fixed on the reduction gear.
Maintenance:
Permanently greased slew ring.
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2.2.2 Removal / reinstallation of reduction gear
1 2 3
10
9 6
4
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Note:
To remove the reduction gear, it is recommended to first
remove the drive unit (see section 2.1.1 Removal/instal-
lation of motor unit)
CAUTION
The traction motor and the reduction gear are
heavy. Use handling gloves to disengage the
motor and the reduction gear from the chassis.
Note:
In the chassis, the position of the drive wheel is at the
left and the reduction gear is at the right.
- Fill the reduction gear with the stipulated oil quality (SAE
80 W 90, API, GL5, MIL.L 21DSC quantity 1.5 l ).
CAUTION
Following this operation, it is absolutely
necessary to check the electric steering
control.
(see section 4.5: steering motor reducer).
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Section 6
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6 ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
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6.1 TRACTION
ATTENTION: Before starting any work on the control system, always disconnect the battery connector. Non-
compliance with this procedure could damage the CAN interface controls. DO NOT remove or replace the
components when the truck is switched on.
Stand-on pallet stacker speed => lowered platform and raised guard rail / SP version => 10Km/h
Stand-on pallet stacker speed => lowered platform and lowered guard rail => 8Km/h
Pedestrian pallet stacker speed => raised platform and lowered guard rail => 6Km/h
By activating the tiller safety contact, the truck moves in the direction of the fork arms at reduced speed while the tiller
safety switch is not released. Once released, the truck is in safety and can restart only if the accelerator throttle moves
back to neutral position. The anti-crash safety can be activated or deactivated with the lowered platform (stand-on).
In SP and AP versions, in the lowered platform configuration, the lowering of the fork arms is possible only if the driver
is present on the platform.
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6.1.2 Electric plate
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No. Description
Inclinometer support
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6.1.3 A.C. control Operating principle
For an asynchronous motor with typical three-phase current, the conducting path in the three windings is
controlled by a bridge of six MOSFETS. By controlling when each of the six MOSFETS is activated or
deactivated, it is possible to control in one direction then in the other, the current in each of the three motor
windings (phases).
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Moreover, by varying the time during which each MOSFET is on, it is possible to control the average voltage applied
to each motor winding at any moment. In this manner, an almost sinusoidal voltage is applied to each winding when
the motor is running.
The frequency at which the six MOSFETS are activated and deactivated ON and OFF is much faster than that of the
AC supply seen by the motor. Typically, the traction motor will see an AC frequency of 180 Hz at the maximum speed,
while the MOSFETS will be switched at ON and OFF status at 8 KHz.
90 Hz seen by the
motor
First active pair of Second active pair
MOSFETS of MOSFETS
12 V
8.5 V EFF
0V
24 V
17 V EFF
0V
0% 100% 0%
Percentage of time
during which the
17 V EFF
MOSFETS are on
24 V
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High speed calculation microprocessors are used to make complex mathematical calculations required to arrange this
operation in sequences. It generates a revolving magnetic field variable at three phases. The synthesised AC supply
applied to the motor windings is thus an AC supply with variable frequencies and voltages. The motor rpm and the
available torque are controlled very accurately during the drive and also while braking through recovery.
The truck speed is proportional to the frequency of the power supply applied to the motor. The direction of travel depends
on the conducting path through the three motor windings, one with relation to the other.
When the AC frequency applied is low, the average AC voltage applied to the motor windings is also low. On pressing
the accelerator initially, the voltage and the AC motor frequency will be low. Gradually, as the truck speed grows, the
frequency and AC voltage also grow simultaneously.
With the AC asynchronous type of motors used in the truck 131, the maximum torque is obtained when the motor
rotating speed is slightly less than what is determined by the AC voltage generated by the controller, i.e. the
synchronous speed. The minor difference is called creep speed. The controller regulates the voltage and the motor
frequency to ensure that this creep speed is maintained at the optimum value to have efficient performances.
The controller monitors the motor current and to ensure that it does not become excessive, it automatically assumes
priority on the accelerator loading to reduce the frequency and the AC voltage when necessary.
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The power circuit fuses are located on the LAC plate under the emergency stop.
The small control fuse is located on a bracket below the controller of the LES, it protects the entire control harness (LAC
and LES).
NOTE: Although this control fuse might be interchangeable with the fuses with automobile type plate,
the USE OF AUTOMOBILE FUSES IS FORBIDDEN. Only original Linde fuses have the adequate capacity to
enable proper functioning with the voltages present in the truck.
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6.1.5 Traction and hydraulic controller - LAC / 1A1
6.1.5.1 Description
The 1A1 controller, the LAC (Linde Asynchronous Control), comprises of a control card LTC (Linde Truck Control)
and a power stage for the traction and the hydraulics.
The transistors' control is performed by an electronic circuit called DRIVER, forming the interface between the power
and control parts.
The numeric control module LTC uses two microprocessors (Traction and Hydraulic) that are auto-controlled. If a fault
occurs, it is detected instantly and the control system puts the truck in safety, which can be a reduction in performance
or the halting of a controller, depending on the type of fault. The control module is equipped with a connector 1X1 of
70 pins.
1X1
1
2
3 4 5 6
Traction
hydraulic
Traction and hydraulic
unused
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6.1.5.4 Starting the controller LAC - 1A1
- Emergency stop is made => The positive +24V arrives at the input of the line contactor 1K2 and the key switch.
- The key is turned => the positive +24V pass through the key and the auxiliary microswitch of the emergency stop
7S5. 7S5 ensures the complete halt of the truck if the operator activates the push button (it is an auto feed of the
electronics when the traction motor is generator).
- The LAC is then fed => +24V terminals 1X1:23/11, and terminal direct negative 1X1:48.
- An internal voltage regulator provides the +8.2V => accelerator potentiometer supply in terminals 1X1:22/68,
and supply of the speed sensor and the inclinometer terminals 1X1:46/69.
- The 2 microprocessors for traction and hydraulic are supplied in +5V by a second regulator. The two controllers
start and launch the LAC internal test program.
- If there is no serious internal fault at the LAC => the start-up conditions are consolidated.
The internal safety relay is then controlled. Its contact is connected between the terminals 1X1:1/24.
This relay provides the supply positive +24V for => the line contactor 1K2, the electrobrake Y1, the lowering valve 2Y2
and the two valves of the left and right stabilisers 2Y8 and 2Y9.
- The line contactor 1K2 is supplied to negative terminal 1X1: 2 => after closing 1K2, the power stage is supplied +24V
in terminal:+.
7S1
7S5
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+24V
+24V
Safety relay
Connector 7X9
Terminal Colour Function
1 BN Microswitch input 7S5
2 GY Microswitch output 7S5
Auxiliary
Power
MECHANICAL LINK
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6.1.6 Traction start-up conditions (Validation)
The LAC needs some information to start the traction. This information is associated with the operating
status of the electric steering and the drivers position in the truck.
- The first LAC validation condition is an LES electric steering in good condition, controlled by the traction
in terminal 1X1:35. The signal sent by the steering is a negative coming from the terminal 3X1:8.
- The second condition, to obtain the traction, is linked to the Platform/ guard rail/operator presence / tiller
base (inputs of terminals 1X1: 31 / 53 / 8 / 7 of the LAC).
In the table:
- Value 1 means that the input is linked to the battery negative
- Value 0 means that the input is disconnected
- A "-" means that the value can be 1 or 0
Reaction of the truck when you go from one status (from 1 to 8 in the table) to another:
- The truck moves to status 2, 7 or 8 release the tiller - apply the electrobrake.
(1X1:7=0)
- The truck moves to status 7 raise the guard rail - if the accelerator is released in neutral position then
(1X1:53=1) reactivated move to status 8.
- The truck moves to status 8 lower the guard rail - move to status 7.
(1X1:53=0)
- The truck moves to status 7 or 8 leave the presence - the motor brakes, then when the truck halts, the brake (1X1:8=0) is
applied, you go back to status 5.
- The truck moves to status 7 or 8 raise the platform - the motor brakes, then when the truck halts, the brake (1X1:31=0)
is applied, you go back to status 4.
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The tiller base is equipped with two microswitches, 1S4 and 1S4A, mounted in series. When the tiller is
in vertical position, 1S4 is open and disconnects the terminal 1X1:7 of the LAC (rest position of the truck
electrobrake applied). While moving, if the driver has to brake in an emergency, it is enough to press the
tiller downwards in horizontal position. The microswitch 1S4A opens and disconnects the terminal 1X1:7.
The tiller base microswitches are replaced by a wire to the connector 1X3 between the terminals :10
and :12 in version 131 SP.
The platform and guard rail microswitches are replaced by a wire to the connector 1X20 between the
terminals :1 and :2, and 1X3 between the terminals :15 and :14 in version SP.
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6.1.7 Control module tiller in version AP- Handlebar in version SP - A1
6.1.7.1 Description
The control unit is identical to the old range of trucks and is common to the two versions, AP and SP. Only
the traction potentiometer 1B1 can be and must be regulated while changing the control unit or a
replacement of the LAC. The potentiometer value must be regulated precisely and this precision can only
be obtained by using the PathFinder software.
The anti-crash safety microswitch 1S3 for the operator is located behind a red button that can be activated
in the AP version, and behind a black cover in the SP version forbidding the use of this safety (the driver
is protected by the outer hull of the truck).
Throttle
Electronic circuit
Potentiometer
Anti-crash button
Connector 1X5
Terminal Colour Function
1 PK Horn output positive
2 VT Initial lift output positive
3 WH Initial lowering output positive
4
5 WHRD Anti-crash switch output positive
6 GY Accelerator potentiometer supply negative
7 OG Link potentiometer (mid point)
8 YE Supply +10 V accelerator potentiometer
9 BU Forward / reverse movement switch output positive
10 RD Card supply input positive A1
11 BK Anti-crash switch input negative
12 BK(801) Output negative to tiller base microswitch
13 GN Tiller base input negative
14 WHBU Anti-crash signal output negative
15 GY(802) Input negative via tiller base
16 BN Tiller base signal output negative
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Potentiometer Horn
1B1 4S1
Front switch.
Lower
1 S 21
2S7
Raise
2S6
Connector
(16 channels)
1X5 Rear switch.
Green wire 1 S 22
+24V
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6.1.7.2 Potentiometer 1B1 and microswitches 1S21 - 1S22 of the accelerator
The accelerator is controlled by a radiometric value, a % of the supply voltage. This control mode always
helps to be at the important values for carrying out the acceleration and the regulation of the potentiometer.
The radiometric values are always true regardless of the variations in the supply voltage. They can be
displayed with the PathFinder application. The accelerator must be calibrated with the diagnostics
software.
% Action
47 to 53 Neutral position
47 to 43 // 53 to 57 Close 1S21 or 1S22. Brake control Y1
43 to 15 // 53 to 85 Acceleration of the truck up to normal speed
15 to 2 // 85 to 98 Truck moves at maximum speed
2 to 0 // 98 to 100 Power supply harness breaks / outside range
0% 50% 100%
The anti-crash is available in the AP version. This safety works when the truck is in walkie configuration,
with raised platform and lowered guard rail. With the PathFinder software, you can also activate this safety
in stand-on configuration.
While moving, the action on the tiller rear safety control causes the following reaction:
- action on the tiller safety contact, the truck moves in the direction of the fork arms at reduced speed while
the tiller safety switch is not released.
- on releasing the tiller safety contact, if the accelerator is still activated, the truck moves with free wheel
until it stops.
Note 1: To retrieve the full drive, it is necessary to release the accelerator at zero and to
reaccelerate.
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The brake release is done by the action of the accelerator, to enable start-up on side without the truck
moving. The brake is reapplied if the accelerator is released and if the truck speed is zero.
The air gap setting must be between 0.2 mm and 0.6 mm.
ELECTROMAGNETIC BRAKE
Connector 7X6
Terminal Colour Function
1 BU Positive +24V of Y1
2 BK Negative -Ub of Y1
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6.1.9 Traction motor speed sensor 1B2
A sensor 1B2 is mounted on the traction motor. This sensor is controled by the cog wheel mounted on the
rotor.
The sensor is supplied with +8.2V (outputs terminals 1X1: 46 / 69 of the LAC) and provides two pulse
outputs with dephased time slots of 90°. These signals are transmitted to the traction control module
(inputs terminals 1X1:9 / 10 of the LAC) as well as to the controller LES where they are processed to
determine the speed and the direction of rotation of the traction motor. No regulation is provided for the
speed sensor.
CAUTION: If the sensor is not mounted properly or if the connector 1X2 is disconnected, it will be followed
by a traction speed of 0.2Km/h and the motor effective current will increase to the Imax current of 270A
(with a standard factory truck parameterisation).
TRACTION SPEED SENSOR
Towards
LES
Connector 1X2
Terminal Colour Function
1 YE(152) Supply +8.2 V
2 WH(101) Output channel A
3 YE(176) Negative
4 WH(102) Output channel B
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A resistance probe 1B6 integrated in the stator windings controls the temperature and reduces the
performances when it is too high.
- If the motor temperature exceeds 160°C, the truck speed is reduced to 2Km/h.
- If the temperature probe is defective or if the harness is disconnected, the LAC controller will reduce
its speed to 4Km/h.
LAC
Connector 1X25
Terminal Colour Function -UB
1 WH(60) Temperature signal
2 YE(151) Temperature probe
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6.1.11 Truck hydraulic stabilisers
6.1.11.1 Description
The new stabiliser system is mounted to compensate the wear of stabiliser wheels, to increase the
motoricity of the truck and to get a high stability while turning.
The stabilisers work as vehicle dampers with an oscillating movement very limited by the hydraulic oil.
However, when the truck takes a curve, the external stabiliser spring crashes at the turn and the truck
bends. This tilt is detected by an inclinometer, the LAC controls the closing of the valve that blocks the
stabiliser and gives support to the truck.
If the oil level is too low, the maximum speed of the truck is 2km/h.
Tank
2Y8 2Y9
Left stabiliser
Stabiliser valves
Right stabiliser
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The stabiliser valves are supplied in positive after the internal safety relay, and in negative by the Mosfet
transistors.
- When the valves are not fed, the stabilisers are free.
- When a valve is fed, the corresponding stabiliser is blocked.
Connector 2X20
Terminal Colour Function
1 RD(73) Power supply +24V
2 YE(50) Negative supply
Connector 2X21
Terminal Colour Function
1 RD(72) Power supply +24V
2 YE(27) Negative supply
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6.1.11.3 Inclinometer - 1A8
The inclinometer is a bubble level that transmits the inclination degree of the truck to the LAC.
The values displayed in % are ratios of the supply voltage. The inclinometer must be calibrated if it is
changed or if the LAC is changed. No mechanical regulation is possible.
A 50% value corresponds to a horizontal truck. The stabiliser blocking and unblocking thresholds can be
controlled with the PathFinder software.
Turn left
Blocked right stabiliser
0%
50% 0°
-10°
Turn right
Blocked left stabiliser 10°
50% 0°
100%
Connector 1X26
Terminal Colour Function
1 YE(153) Positive supply
2 WH(64) Signal
3 YE(175) Negative supply
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1°) For trucks equipped with a side battery outlet, battery locking sensor B1 is mounted to ensure that the
battery box is firmly locked in place.
- If the battery is not locked, the traction is reduced to 4Km/h and the left and right stabilisers are blocked
by the supply to the valves 2Y8 and 2Y9 to prevent the truck from bending when charging the battery.
- If the truck supply is cut off, the valve 2Y7 (closed without supply) will block the stabilisers.
The battery locking sensor B1 is supplied by a direct positive. A negative output signal is added to the
control card when the battery is locked (input in terminal X1:12).
KEY
Connector X2
Terminal Colour Function
1 WH(12) Signal
2 BK(88) Negative supply
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6.1.13 L.A.C. cooling fans - 9M1, 9M2
The 24V DC fans without brush, equipped with highly durable bearings are used to cool the LAC traction
and hydraulic controller.
The L.A.C. controls the fans when the internal temperature of the power stage exceeds 50°C, and stops
them when the temperature drops below 40°C.
LAC
Connector 9X11
Terminal Colour Function
1 WH(47) +24V variator output signal
2 BK(83) Negative supply
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The horn circuit is supplied directly from the emergency stop contact. The push button 4S1 is above
the control panel. Pressing 4S1 applies a voltage +24V to the horn 4H1.
HORN
Connector 1X3
Terminal Colour Function
8 BK(80) +24V Signal
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6.1.15 Speed limitation no. 1 and no. 2 (options)
The LAC controller is equipped with two speed limitation inputs that will be parameterised with the
diagnostics software. In the truck standard configuration, these speed limitations are deactivated by the
controller when the terminals 1X1: 29 / 57 are permanently connected to the battery negative.
Deleting one of the negatives activates the corresponding speed limitation.
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6.2 LIFTING
The motor pump is supplied in positive +24V by the line contactor 1K2, and in negative by the MOSFET
power transistor mounted inside between the terminals: Li and:- .
A free wheel diode that helps free the stored energy by the armature during the FET transistor passing
phases, is connected between the terminals :+ and : Li .
The motor start-up then is gradual, which prevents current surges and extends the life of the motor.
Note: Putting the traction in safety stops the hydraulic function.
VALVE 2Y2
Connector 2X9
Terminal Colour Function
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6.2.3 Raised forks position sensor lift stop - 1B4
The 1B4 sensor, mounted on all the trucks, stops the lift before the mechanical stop of the elevator system
to limit the pressures in the circuit and to handle the pump motor.
It also has the function of preventing too high pressure in the brake hydraulic system (forced braking
without load).
Operation
- The lift is controlled via 2S6 => The fork arms climb.
- Arrives in high position => The sensor 1B4 is activated.
- The lift is stopped via 1B4 => The lowering function is engaged (controlling 2Y2).
- The fork arms lower => They leave the high position.
- The sensor 1B4 is deactivated. => The lowering function is stopped.
- The lift is no longer authorised. => The motor is no longer supplied, even if 2S6 is activated
- To retrieve the lifting function => Activate the lowering button once 2S7.
LAC
Connector 2X14
Terminal Colour Function
1 WH(16) Signal
2 BK(84) Negative supply
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6.3 STEERING
The new electric steering system is equipped with a motor with permanent magnets. The armature is
controlled by 4 MOSFET transistors that controlled 2 by 2 turn the motor in the 2 directions of rotation, left
and right. The steering motor rotation speed depends only on the difference between the position of the
set value potentiometer and the position of the wheel potentiometer.
The motor stops turning when this difference is zero (with a certain tolerance range, to prevent permanent
steering correction, and to push the motor too much).
The use of a motor with permanent magnets helps have a larger power, for a smaller size than the old
system.
ATTENTION : Before opening the motor, mark the position of the bodywork, this position is adjusted in
the factory to optimise switching (brush setting). Only a service hatch is provided for blowing the brushes.
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6.3.2 Steering controller LES / 3A1
6.3.2.1 Description
The LES (Linde Electrical Steering) steering controller is composed of a control card with two
microprocessors, a main CP and a safety CS, and a power stage with 4 Mosfet transistors. The
transistors are controlled by an electronic circuit called DRIVER (optocoupled for galvanic insulation)
located in the power stage.
If a fault appears, it is detected instantly and the control system is put in safety and controls the truck stop.
The control module is equipped with a connector 3X1 of 29 terminals.
3X1
µP M µP S
Main for LES Main for LES
Master Safety
:+
:- :M2 :M1
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1 :+ Positive connection for the power unit via the line contactor 3K1, the power fuse 3F1 and the
circuit-breaker button.
2 :- Power part negative supply
3 :M1 Connection coming from the motor armature.
4 :M2 Connection coming from the motor armature.
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6.3.3 Starting the controller LES
The LES steering is the main safety unit, if it has broken down, the truck is stopped and no more operation
is authorised (lifting included).
Procedure for start-up: (the steps written enable quick diagnostics during breakdown)
- The LES generates a stabilised voltage on the outputs 3X1: 20/21 => +8.2V for the positive and for the
outputs 3X1: 2/12 => -Ub for the negative
- The steering controls the proper operation of the 2 set value and wheel potentiometers by the double
signals (redundant potentiometers) in inputs 3X1: 3/4 and 3X1: 13/22 => 4.1V (voltages measured
when the set value and the wheel are in the alignment of the fork arms).
- The LES controls a first safety internal relay (A), this relay provides the supply positive in output 3X1
: 10 =>+24V (for the line contactor 3K1) and a negative via a Mosfet transistor in output
3X1: 9 => -Ub (for the line contactor 3K1)
- The steering contactor 3K1 and the wheel brake system coil (F.V.) 7A5 are then fed.
The power stage is controlled, motor at stop, outputs:M1 and :M2 => 12V
The brake pivot is then controlled in current (between 5 and 750 mA), if the harness breaks, the truck
is brought to a halt by the CAN BUS link.
For safety reasons, the validation of the traction and the hydraulic is done with two different signals, one,
positive coming from the safety relay B of the LES that supplies the line contactor of the traction and
hydraulic, the other, negative is controlled by a transistor giving the steering status to the LAC controller.
Then a final traction authorisation is sent by the LES via the CAN BUS, this authorisation only pertains to
the traction.
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+24V
+24V
:19
0V
LAC LES
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6.3.5 Speed reduction on turning
The truck is equipped with a safety system, the controller reduces the translation speed during turns. The
electric steering calculates the steering angle according to the position of the set value potentiometer in
the form of a voltage in 3X1:17.
The LAC receives this signal in terminal 1X1 : 61, then, according to the pre-regulated values, it reduces
the truck speed during turns.
The traction speed reduction is controlled when the set value reaches or exceeds a steering angle AC+hAC,
on either side of the midpoint of the steering. The speed limitation is suppressed when the set value
returns to a position less than or equal to the angle AC. Beyond 45°, the translation speed is automatically
reduced regardless of the control values. The AC and hAC points can be controlled with the PathFinder
software. The signal in 1X1:61 is a percentage of the supply voltage stabilised from the set value
potentiometer.
80% of 8.2V
Normal speed
Reduced speed
0° AC AC+hAC +45°
Normal speed
Reduced speed
0° AC AC+hAC +45°
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An electromagnetic device helps create and adjust the resistant torque at the handlebar/tiller level.
The resistant torque increases or decreases according to the truck traction speed, the handlebar/tiller
rotation speed and the steering angle.
It is a brake system with propellant controlled by a coil. This coil is supplied by a current between 5mA for
an almost negative torque and 750mA for the maximum torque. The current generated by the LES steering
varies according to the different parameters described above, the internal series resistance with the wheel
brake coil is 18 ohms.
The brake pivot box also contains the set value potentiometer.
LES
Connector X13
Terminal Colour Function
5 BU(330) Positive supply +24V
6 BU(328) Square signal according to hardness
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6.3.7 Set value potentiometer (handlebar/tiller) Wheel potentiometer
The operating principle is simple, the LES controls the motor to bring the wheel to an angular value
corresponding to the one requested by a handlebar or the tiller. The steering potentiometers provide a
voltage enabling the LES to calculate this steering angle. Each potentiometer is double (2 tracks, to obtain
redundancy, for safety reasons)
The steering permanently controls the status of each potentiometer by the total of the values of link
voltages no. 1 + no. 2, this total must correspond to the supply voltage.
The value of the stabilised voltage (potentiometer supply) as well as that of the links are converted
into % : "radiometric voltage".
- The stabilised voltage is 100%
- The links are in right line position: the values are 50%
- Thus no.1 + no.2 = stabilised voltage ==> 50% +50% = 100%
Connector X13
Terminal Colour Function
1 BU(320) Supply +8.2 V
2 BU(302) Negative
3 BU(303) Set value (link) no.1 calculates the angle
4 BU(304) Set value (link) no.2 redundancy
Connector 3X3
Terminal Colour Function
1 BU(313) Link no.1 calculates the angle
2 BU(312) Link no.2 redundancy
3 BU(321) Supply +8.2 V
4 BU(312) Negative
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LES
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6.3.8 LES OFF mode
To prevent premature wear of the steering motor and a wasted current consumption during the phases
when the truck is not used, the LES is put in off mode. It disconnects the power stage but verifies the control
card input information to reactivate the motor if necessary.
- either a movement of the set value potentiometer (variation of the two links in inputs 3X1:3/4)
- or detection of a truck traction movement by the speed sensor signals in inputs 3X1:5/14)
- or a major movement of the motor wheel corresponding to a variation of the two links of the real value
potentiometer in inputs 3X1: 13/22.
If all the reset conditions are met, if there are no more steering responses after a timeout of 30 seconds.
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6.4.1 Description
6 2
5 3
4
Figure 1
1 Alphanumeric display
2 Control buttons
3 Accumulator cap
4 Fork rod
5 Connector (22 channels)
6 Control indicators
CHARACTERISTICS
General protection: IP 66 Frontal and
IP 54 lateral and rear
Nominal power supply: 24 V
DESCRIPTION
Raised instead of and in place of the ILDB on the speed control plate cover, the TNL multifunction indicator
has the following functions:
- Battery discharge indicator with low level alarm and lifting cut off
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Main screen
13 14 1 2 3
4
12 5
11
10 6
9 8 7
5 Control button - to display the previous screen Other function: setting key
10 Alarm STOP (red) - Speed control fault: Truck stop Message: "Engine fault..."
- Restart attempts by resetting con-
tact key
- Alarm always active: Call service
technician
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13 14
Hour meter screen
12
15
Next service :
16
17
Remarks/
Description Meaning Screen messages
14 Alarm Maintenance (red) - Flashing: service required in:... -> Message: "Next visit in X days or
in Y hours."
- fixed: service required -> Message: "Maintenance visit
today"
17 Wheel position indicator Position of steering wheel Only for trucks equipped with a
steering wheel.
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6.4.2 Alarms and linking of multifunction indicator screens
x1
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The parameters must be customized: The default parameters on leaving the factory are:
The technician must activate the next visit reminder (see menu 3) and
through the same operation reset the service alarm.
The technician can open the Bloc Note (see menu 6-6) to store useful information for future interventions.
The technician can also edit the multifunction indicator parameters (see menu 7).
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6.4.5 PC connection for multifunction indicator settings
- All the operating parameters are stored in the multifunction indicator memory.
- The multifunction indicator is programmable by using the Linde parameterisation software, Truck
doctor version V1.1 P7 or later.
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Truck Doctor
A
Z
4 "Transpalet"(T)
"Commands
5 preparator"(N+V)
"Truck with retractable
6 mast"(R)
MENUS
7 "Tractor" (P)
5 Set hour
B Return
6 Bloc Notes
Wheel position indicator
7 calibration
B Return
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6.4.7 Using the Truck Doctor to set parameters for the multifunction indicator
- Open this menu so that the multifunction indicator goes to display mode in programming mode.
TRUCKDOCTOR
Program
The service alarm can be triggered few days or few hours before the service visit.
- In the screen enter: the number of hours or the number of days before activating the visit.
(*) By default
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- The display format for date and time Choose: European(*) / Anglo-Saxon
- The choice of display of the hour meter Choose: Displayed (*) / Non-displayed
- The choice of display of error messages Choose: Enabled(*) / Disabled
- The choice of language and logo Choose: - English Linde
- English Lansing
- French Fenwick
- French Linde
- German Linde
- Spanish Linde
- Italian Linde
- Dutch Linde
- Wheel position screen indicator Choose: Enabled(*) / Disabled
1 Battery model: Lead acid standard battery (Varta, Fulmen, Oldham, Fenwick) (*)
- Standard control for lead acid battery.
Possible choices:
2.00 2.03 2.06 2.09 (*) 2.12 2.15 2.18 2.21 2.24 2.27 2.3 V.
Note:
- The battery no-load voltage must be greater than the value selected to unblock the multifunction
indicator.
- The reset voltage can be slightly lowered if the indicator does not reset for a charged battery.
(*) By default
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3) LIFTING CUT-OFF
To protect the battery from too high discharge, set the residual capacity value (in %) at which the hoist cut
is produced: 20(*) - 25 - 30 - 35 - 40%.
- If the indicator cuts too early, reduce the residual capacity value (E.g.: 25% to 20%)
- If the indicator cuts too late, increase the residual capacity value (E.g.: 25% to 30%)
4) RESET TIME
After cutting the discharge indicator, it can be reset only after a period of:
0(*) - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 minutes.
NOTE:
The hour meter can be reinitialised only if there are less 2.9 hours.
(*) By default
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6.5 DIAGNOSTICS CONCEPT
NOTE: The Linde test module can no longer be used in 131 type of trucks. Only the portable PCs
equipped with the PathFinder software can be used.
The diagnostics system uses the Linde diagnostics program for portable PC. The portable PC is now
connected to the truck with the help of a cable/interface adapter (CANBOX) of version 2.00 minimum.
The diagnostics equipment is connected to a single connector 6X7 located in front of the truck after the
key switch. This diagnostics connector offers an interface with the CAN bus and enables diagnosing all
the modules.
CAN bus
Truck
CANBOX cable
adapter Portable PC
- Before starting the software, the truck must be started and connected to the PC.
- On starting the PathFinder software, a truck type selection table is displayed.
- Choose the type 131 and click Continue.
- The software now connects to all the controllers present on the truck.
- The start page is displayed.
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The CAN BUS network between the different controllers is equipped with two lines «CAN HIGH», «CAN
LOW» and two resistances of 120 Ohms mounted in parallel and located in the LAC (start of CAN
network) and in the display (end of CAN network).
The ohmic value measurable on the diagnostics connector is 60 Ohms, the value is measured between
the CAN high and the CAN low.
Display PC
connector
LAC LES
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6.6 ERROR CODES:
- The codes between 100 and 199 are the warning codes.
They are stored, they do not pertain to faults that can be repaired, but that need truck servicing: example,
electrobrake air gap setting.
- The codes between 200 and 499 are the error codes.
They are grouped into 3 parts:
1- From 200 to 299: fault in a controller input or output (external component fault, internal transistor
to control the output defective).
2- From 300 to 399: fault in controller power part.
3- From 400 to 499: internal fault between two microprocessors.
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Information codes
1 Initial condition not yet satisfied: butterfly not in neutral position and / or belly switch on and / or potentiometer
supply too low (< 7,5V)
2 Butterfly in neutral position (according potentiometer signal or redundant switch signal)
3 Tiller in neutral position (according input signal)
4 Booster function active
5 Butterfly, platform, guardrail and foot signals correspond whether to pedestrian nor ride on mode
6 Butterfly, platform, guardrail and foot signals correspond to pedestrian mode (=WALK)
7 Butterfly, platform, guardrail and foot signals correspond to ride on mode without guardrail (=FLY)
8 Butterfly, platform, guardrail and foot signals correspond to ride on mode with guardrail (=RIDE)
9 Power save on: if all switch inputs released and standstill the power module is deactivated
10 Analog steering angle signal and / or CAN steering angle value exceed threshold (default: 15°)
11 Speed reduction commanded by input X1:29 (reduction active when input connected to GND)
12 Speed reduction commanded by input X1:57 (reduction active when input connected to GND)
15 Speed reduction commanded by battery interlock at input X1:12 (reduction active when input connected to GND)
19 No speed signal though torque applied
reasons may be: speed sensor problem, motor / wheel / truck blocked
20 Belly function activated by platform, tiller and belly switches
In trucks without platform: Belly function activated by tiller and belly switches
21 Belly function active, reset not yet performed (for reset turn butterfly into neutral position)
27 Truck immobilization due to simultaneous activation of creep function forwards and / or creep function backwards
and / or turning butterfly out of neutral position
28 Creep function backwards active (inputs X1:28 and X1:52 connected to GND)
29 Creep function forwards active (inputs X1:05 and X1:06 connected to GND)
30 Monitoring of rotor field according motor model
35 Battery voltage too low (< 12V)
40 High MOS temperature (> +95°C AND < +200°C)
45 High motor temperature (> +160°C AND < +200°C)
60 Truck immobilization because ok status signal from LES (X1:35) not set
61 Speed reduction requested from LES via CAN
70 Discharging of power module capacitors for test purposes is being performed
71 Switching on of main contactor contact could not be performed
80 [2] The Forks are down (Truck N20)
81 [2] The load is over 1 ton (Truck N20/4W)
82 [2] Creep Speed Buttons are active
83 [3] The Forks are over 1.5m
90 Teaching procedures have not been performed yet
91* Incorrect truck identification from traction controller
92* Incorrect CAN truck identification from steering controller LES
93* Incorrect truck identification from lift controller
Warning codes
110 Brake actuator failure (measured current rise when actuator switched on does not match with correct/ideal
current rise)
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200 Truck identification incompatible with actual state of unused digital inputs
201 Potentiometer supply voltage (8.3V) too high (> 11V)
202 Potentiometer supply voltage (8.3V) too low (< 7V)
203 Tiller ok status not set at input X1:34 (not implemented in [1])
204 Emergency signal activated (input X1:11 open)
205 Oil level too low (input X1:33 connected to GND)
207 Driving speed too high (> 18 km/h)
208 Perturbation of speed sensor signals detected (inputs X1:09 and X1:10)
209 Digital inputs (except butterfly) switched with unrealistically high frequency (> 10 Hz)
210 Analog and CAN - bus steering angle signals incompatible
211 Steering angle (PWM signal at input X1:61) out of tolerated range
(< -45° or > +45°)
212 CAN - bus steering angle signal out of tolerated range
(< -90° or > +90°)
215 Inclinometer signal out of tolerated range (< 0,5V or > 9,5V)
219 No production test
220 Analog belly signal (input X1:14) value out of tolerated range
(in trucks with belly switch: > 1V AND < 9V)
(in trucks without belly switch: < 4V or > 7V)
221 Positive supply voltage (24V) for belly switch not insured
222 Analog belly signal value (input X1:14) ok but belly switch not built in
223 Positive supply voltage (24V) applied on input X1:56 but belly switch not built-in
225 Analog butterfly signal (input X1:37) out of tolerated range
(< 0,5V or > 9,5V)
226 Analog butterfly signal (input X1:37) and digital butterfly signal (input X1:38) are in contradiction to each other
228 Redundant creep forwards signals (inputs X1:05 and X1:06) incompatible
229 Redundant creep backwards signals (inputs X1:28 and X1:56) incompatible
230 No deceleration torque when required
231 [2] Platform is enabled, but this truck has no Platform
232 [2] Creep Speed Buttons are enabled, but this truck has no Creep Speed Buttons
233 [3] Input Masthigh1 is enabled, but this truck has no Mast
240 MOS temperature signal out of tolerated range (< -50°C or > +200°C)
reasons may be: wire shortcut, wire open, sensor problem
241 MOS temperature signal too high (> +100°C AND < +200°C)
presumed MOS overheat
245 Motor temperature signal out of tolerated range (< -50°C or > +200°C) reasons may be: wire shortcut, wire open,
sensor problem
246 Motor temperature signal too high (> +170°C AND < +200°C)
presumed motor overheat
251 Safety relay transistor remains OFF whereas it is commanded to switch ON
252 Safety relay transistor remains ON whereas it is commanded to switch OFF
255 Safety relay remains OFF whereas it is commanded to switch ON reasons may be: contact oxidized or damaged
256 Safety relay remains ON whereas it is commanded to switch OFF reasons may be: contact welded or short circuit
to 24V
261 Main contactor transistor remains OFF whereas it is commanded to switch ON
262 Main contactor transistor remains ON whereas it is commanded to switch OFF
265 Main contactor remains OFF whereas it is commanded to switch ON
reasons may be: contact oxidized or damaged
266 Main contactor remains ON whereas it is commanded to switch OFF
reasons may be: contact welded or short circuit to 24V
271 Castor wheel left transistor remains OFF whereas it is commanded to switch ON
272 Castor wheel left transistor remains ON whereas it is commanded to switch OFF
281 Brake transistor remains OFF whereas it is commanded to switch ON
282 Brake transistor remains ON whereas it is commanded to switch OFF
283 No brake coil current whereas voltage applied
(applied voltage > 12V, coil current < 0,2A)
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6.6.2 Lifting error codes:
Information codes
Warning codes
Error codes
220 No production test
225 Safety relay remains ON whereas it is commanded to switch OFF. Reasons may be: contact welded or short
circuit to 24V
226 Safety relay remains OFF whereas it is commanded to switch ON. Reasons may be: contact oxidized or
damaged
227 Contactor remains ON whereas it is commanded to switch OFF. Reasons may be: contact welded or short circuit
to 24V
228 Contactor remains OFF whereas it is commanded to switch ON. Reasons may be: contact oxidized or damaged
229 FET of contactor is closed while opening is ordered
230 FET of contactor is open while closing is ordered
241 FET of initial lowering valve closed while opening is ordered
242 FET of initial lowering valve is open while closing is ordered
243 FET of initial lowering valve is active while no action is ordered by the user
244 not active in [1]
Internal serial communication disturbed
251 Internal powerpart error
252 Lift - Powerpart is active while no action is ordered by the user
260 Motor temperature signal out of tolerated range (< -30°C or > +200°C) reasons may be: wire shortcut, wire open,
sensor problem
261 Motor temperature high (> 90°C)
262 MOS temperature signal out of tolerated range (< -30°C or > +200°C) reasons may be: wire shortcut, wire open,
sensor problem
263 MOS temperature high (> 90°C)
273 Potentiometer supply voltage (8.3V) high (> 9,5V)
274 Potentiometer supply voltage (8.3V) low (< 7,5V)
281 Error from driving controller via SSC: torque setpoint too high
282 Error from driving controller via SSC: torque setpoint too low
283 Error from driving controller via SSC: brake control error
284 Error from driving controller via SSC: actual torque evaluation too high
285 Error from driving controller via SSC: actual torque evaluation too low
286 Error from driving controller via SSC: cyclic disable test of relay, contactor and brake outputs failed
287 Internal serial communication disturbed
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Information codes
Warning codes
no error implemented
Error codes
220 no Productiontest (--OK--sign missing in EEPROM)
223 Safetyrelay closed without demand
224 Safetyrelay open but should be closed
225 ext. Safetyrelay closed without demand
226 ext. Safetyrelay open but should be closed
227 Contactor closed without demand
228 Contactor open but should be closed
240 Fatal plant behaviour error: Steering angle varies in the opposite direction to the commanded one (PWM). One
of those components does not work properly: PWM unit, inverter, motor, gear or angle sensor or the steering
axle is externally actively moved (should not occur normally)
244 Error from internal communication between controllers (SSC Watchdog)
250 Errorsignal from Powerpart (1 time occured),
Internal error of powerpart logic chip due to following reasons: undervoltage, high current by short cut,
overtemperature
Note: LES tries to reset the powerpart chip up to three times to keep steering alive
251 Error from Powerpart (3 times errorsignal -> powerpart disabled),
see description of error 250
252 Error from Powerpart (capacitor voltage < Ubattery - 4V),
Measured capacitor voltage for steeringmotor reaches lower limit
254 Error from Powerpart (pwm to motor voltage fault),
Measured motor voltage does match to applied PWM duty cycle ratio and measured battery voltage whereas
motor voltage and current are not both equal to zero (relay contact closed). One of those components does not
work properly: PWM unit, inverter, voltage or current measurement.
255 Error from Powerpart (motorcurrent overrides limit),
Current sensor, motor voltage and steering angle signal courses do not suit to plant model. One of those signals
is erroneous - presumably current signal if no further trouble code generated. The aim of this monitoring function
is the detection of erroneous current signal.
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260 Error from Powerpart (MOSFETS temperature to high)
Measured temperature at power mosfets has reached critical value (>90°C)
264 SWB (steer wheel brake) connection with short cut
265 SWB (steer wheel brake) connection open
266 SRWS (speed reduction with steering), angle for traction differs from wheelangle
267 SRWS (speed reduction with steering) connection with short cut
268 SRWS (speed reduction with steering) connection open
269 EnableTraction voltage wrong
270 Battery voltage low (<100% from 8.3V)
272 Ratiometric sensor voltage high (>104% from 8.3V),
Measured supply voltage (real 8.3V) for potentiometers overrides upper limit
273 Ratiometric sensor voltage low (<89% from 8.3V),
Measured supply voltage (real 8.3V) for potentiometers underrrides lower limit
274 Ratiometric setpoti 1 voltage high (>98.5% from 8.3V)
275 Ratiometric setpoti 1 voltage low (<1.5% from 8.3V)
276 Ratiometric setpoti 2 voltage high (>98.5% from 8.3V)
277 Ratiometric setpoti 2 voltage low (<1.5% from 8.3V)
278 Ratiometric setpoti 1 to 2 voltage high (>105% from 8.3V)
279 Ratiometric setpoti 1 to 2 voltage low (< 95% from 8.3V)
280 Ratiometric actpoti 1 voltage high (>98.5% from 8.3V)
281 Ratiometric actpoti 1 voltage low (<1.5% from 8.3V)
282 Ratiometric actpoti 2 voltage high (>98.5% from 8.3V)
283 Ratiometric actpoti 2 voltage low (<1.5% from 8.3V)
284 Ratiometric actpoti 1 to 2 voltage high (>105% from 8.3V)
285 Ratiometric actpoti 1 to 2 voltage low (< 95% from 8.3V)
290 Error by Safety Controller (AD-setpoti 1 uC1 - uC2 difference )
291 Error by Safety Controller (AD-actpoti 1 uC1 - uC2 difference )
292 Error from Safety Controller (powerstages uC1 - uC2 differs)
293 Error from Safety Controller (dig. input uC1 - uC2 differs)
294 Error from Safety Controller (dig. output uC1 - uC2 differs)
295 Error from Safety Controller (srwsangle uC1 - uC2 differs)
296 Error from Safety Controller (Voltage Entraction uC1 - uC2 differs)
299 Common error by Safety Controller
Information codes
1 Power-Up -Tests not finished (ext. Safetyrelay open but should be closed)
2 Power-Up -Tests not finished (Safetyrelay open but should be closed)
3 Controller set to Passivemode by CAN-Flasher
7 Unteached Potentiometer or corrupped EEProm
8 incorrect EEProm truckidentifer value
Warning codes
No codes implemented
Error codes
Section 6
Service Training Page 61
Section 6
Page 62 Service Training
6.7.1 T20/24 SP ET AP ( LAC )
POWER:
1A1 Traction speed control and initial lift 7-22 X2 Battery locking controller 72
3A1 Steering speed control 25-35 X13 Brake module connector (LORD) 117-113
S1 Ignition key 52
1S3 Rear safety microswitch (belly switch)
at tiller (only for T20 AP) 47-50
1S4 Tiller base microswitch 69
1S4A Tiller base microswitch 70
1S9 Driver presence microswitch 58
1S19 Locking battery microswitch 72
1S21 Forward travel micro switch 51
1S22 Rear micro switch 55
2S6 Fork lowering control 57 Code Colour Code Colour
2S7 Fork lifting control 60
2S18 Oil level of stabilisers 66 BK Black GN Green
4S1 Horn 44 WH White VT Violet
7S5 Microswitch to open control circuit BU Blue RD Red
(controlled mechanically by 7S1) 52 OG Orange YE Yellow
BN Brown GY Grey
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