Service Manual ICC 1 S D 1.142-... 5.905-432 03.01...
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Foreword ICC 1 S D Foreword Good servicing requires extensive and relevant training as well as comprehensible refer- ence documents. We therefore regularly offer all service technician both basic and advanced training courses for the full range of our products.
ICC 1 S D Table of Contents Table of Contents Unit Functions ................... 5 - 24 Technical Features ....................5 Equipment Features ..................6 - 15 Front view ..........................6 Side brush view ........................7 Rear view ..........................8 Raised debris container view ....................9 Control elements .......................
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Table of Contents ICC 1 S D Hydraulic System ..................... 45 - 52 Hydraulic fluid ........................45 Hydraulic fluid filter ......................46 Emergency pump (option) ....................47 Drive pedal ......................... 48 Checking working pressures ....................49 Pressure relief valve ......................51 Pumps ..........................
ICC 1 S D Unit Functions Technical Features Steering The ICC 1 S D is a high-performance sweeping machine designed for professional use in indus- – Hydraulic steering on front wheels trial service and municipal fleet applications. Hydraulic system The unit may be licensed for road traffic.
Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Equipment Features – Front view Cover, debris container Side brush, RH Debris container Head lamps Dual-circuit radiator Air exhaust, debris container (hydraulic fluid / engine coolant) Operator seat Support caster, vacuum intake Side brush, LH...
ICC 1 S D Unit Functions Equipment Features – Sidebrush view Pressurized gas spring, side brush Stop screw, side brush bottom position Adjusting screws, side brush sweeping pattern Hydraulic motor, LF side brush LH side brush RH side brush Bumper...
Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Equipment Features – Rear view Safety beacon Filler neck, fuel tank RH side brush Side cover panel Rear cover panel Water tank Filler neck, water tank...
ICC 1 S D Unit Functions Equipment Features – Raised debris container view Debris container Removable grille, dual-circuit radiator (hydraulic fluid / engine coolant) Air exhaust LH side brush Debris container cover Vacuum channel Water tank Rear cover panel...
Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Equipment Features – Control elements 6 7 8 9 10 KÄRCHER KÄRCHER Switch, four-way flashers (S12) Lever, Raise / Lower side brush and vacuum inlet (with brush speed control) Combination instrument (P1) Lever, Open / Close coarse debris flap...
Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Equipment Features – Fuse box Fuses Relays Ignition switch Ignition switch Four-way flashers Fan, cabin heater Impeller fan brake Water pump Magnetic clutch Safety beacon Water pump Turn signals Fan, cabin heater Windshield wiper...
ICC 1 S D Unit Functions Equipment Features – Control console, open view Control module, engine shut-off solenoid S14 Switch, safety beacon S15 Switch, windshield defroster fan Switch, cabin heater fan Switch, windshield wiper S16 Switch, working spotlights (option) S13 Combination switch...
Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Equipment Features – Side console, open view Mounting thread for lever, Raise / Lower Hydraulic line, Lower brushes debris container Manual throttle Mounting thread for lever, Raise / Lower Control module, impeller fan brake (D3)
ICC 1 S D Unit Functions Equipment Features – Engine compartment, view from left Magnetic clutch, vacuum impeller fan Fuel filter Filler neck, engine oil Engine Glow plug Tension roller, V-belt Injector nozzle V-belt Injection pump Magnetic brake, vacuum impeller fan...
Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Equipment Features – Engine compartment, view from right Oil dip stick Coolant radiator electric fan Adjustment screw, V-belt tension Magnetic brake, vacuum impeller fan Exhaust manifold Starter Oil filler neck Alternator...
Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Equipment Features – Engine compartment, view from rear...
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ICC 1 S D Unit Functions Equipment Features – Engine compartment, view from rear Relay, radiator fan (K9) Control module, pre-glow (D1) Fuse, radiator fan (F18) Fuse, glow plugs (F17) Splash water guard Hydraulic line, to hydraulic motor, RR wheel...
Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Function Groups – Sweeping & Vacuum system Grille plate, deflection plate Vacuum duct Air exhaust Support casters Chain curtain Vacuum inlet Deflection plate Side brush Cover Spray nozzles Debris container Fresh water tank Engine...
ICC 1 S D Unit Functions Function Groups – Water system Water tank Metering valve, side brushes Tank fill level indicator in operator cab Shut-off valve Water filter Water pump * Effective with serial no. 10200, solenoid valve was replaced by non-return valve.
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Unit Functions ICC 1 S D Function Groups – Water system Shut-off valve Water filter Water pump Solenoid valve, water pump...
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Engine – Fuel Cleaning fuel filter – Close fuel shut-off valve (1) by turning counter-clockwise one-quarter turn. – Loosen and unscrew knurled retaining ring (2), and remove fuel filter bowl (3) complete with contents.
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Engine – Cooling Checking / topping up engine coolant Prior to checking coolant level, allow engine to cool. The proportion of antifreeze in the engine coolant must not exceed 50 percent.
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ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Engine – Cooling Checking engine coolant temperature switch – Start engine. – If the "Engine Coolant Temperature" indicator light on the combination instrument illuminates also when the engine is cold, the connecting cable must be checked for a short-circuit against vehicle ground.
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Engine – Speed adjustments Adjusting idle speed Note: Engine speed may be checked with the use of a stroboscope, digital tachometer or vibration tachometer (refer to Special Tools). – Push manual throttle lever on right-hand side panel all the way in.
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Engine – Engine shut-off solenoid valve Engine shut-off solenoid valve As soon as the ignition switch (S1) is set to position "0" with the engine running, the engine shut-off control responds, and the solenoid valve (1) attracts.
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Engine – Air cleaner Checking / replacing air cleaner When the "Air Cleaner Warning" indicator light in the combination instrument illuminates, the air cleaner must be cleaned or its cartridge replaced.
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Engine – Engine oil Checking engine oil level – After shutting off engine, allow at least five minutes to pass before checking oil level. – Oil level must be between "MIN" and "MAX"...
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Engine – Drive Pump belt Changing drive pump belt – Loosen and remove six mounting bolts (1). – Pull pumps (2) far enough toward the rear to separate coupling sleeve (3) from engine drive shaft (gap wide enough to allow drive belt to be passed through).
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Sweeping Mechanism – Spray nozzles Cleaning spray nozzles on side brush – Loosen union nut (1), and remove nozzle. – Blow out spray nozzle with pressurized air from front (2). Replace as required.
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Sweeping Mechanism – Debris container Debris container Removing debris container Container swivel bolt (2x) – Raise debris container until level, and shut off engine. Lifting cylinder retaining bolt (2x) – Attach rope slings to crane hook and debris LH side panel container as shown.
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Running Gear – Grease fittings Lubricating steering knuckles – Lubricate grease fittings on both steering knuckles (arrow) on front axle with 3-5 shots from grease gun. Lubricating steering knuckle Lubricating axle mounting –...
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Running Gear – Brake Adjusting screw Adjusting brakes Drum brake Note: Brake lever Parking barke and operating brake act on Lock nut both front wheels via brake cables (drum brake). Braking action on rear wheels is by hydraulics only.
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Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Running Gear – Brake (view from below) Floor panel Replacing stop light switch Actuating spring, stop light switch – Remove actuating spring from eyelet (2). Protective cap, stop light switch (S 19) –...
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Running Gear – Wheel change / Steering wheel Changing rear wheel – Secure unit to prevent rolling, and loosen wheel bolts. – Insert round steel bar (20 mm dia.) into rear jacking eye.
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Running Gear – Toe-in adjustment Adjusting toe-in – Set steering wheel for straight-ahead travel. – Hook measuring tape into one of the tire tread grooves. Hooking measuring tape into tread groove –...
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Running Gear – Shock absorber Upper mounting bolt Replacing shock absorber Loading ramp – Move unit with one wheel onto loading ramp (2) of approx. 150 mm height. Lower mounting bolt –...
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Running Gear – Towing and transport Important: The unit may be towed only with bypass valve open. Towing with closed bypass valve will damage hydraulic drive components. Towing speed must not exceed walking speed, and towed distance must be less than 250 m.
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Hydraulic System – Hydraulic fluid Note: When carrying out procedures on the hydraulic system, care must be taken to maintain extreme cleanliness throughout. Even minor contaminations may cause component damage or complete system failure.
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Hydraulic System – Hydraulic fluid filter Replacing hydraulic fluid filter Replacement of the hydraulic fluid filter is required when indication of pressure gauge is in red range. Note: Engine must be shut off before the filter can be changed.
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Hydraulic System – Emergency pump (option) Lever, emergency pump Raise / Lower debris container To carry out repairs, the emergency pump (1) Lever, Raise / Lower debris container can be used to raise the debris container without the need to start the engine.
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Hydraulic System – Drive pedal Setting NEUTRAL on hydraulic drive pump If the unit creeps forward or backward without drive pedals being actuated, setting the NEUTRAL position on the hydraulic drive pump will be required.
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Hydraulic System – Checking working pressures Connecting union on testing setup Checking drive hydraulic pressure T-joint – Secure unit by setting parking brake. Connecting union on bypass line – Unscrew connecting union (3) from T-joint (2).
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Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Hydraulic System – Checking working pressures (continued) Pressure-side connection Checking hydraulic pressure for side brushes and debris container T-joint – Unscrew pressure line to control block (3) Pressure line to control block, side from pressure-side connection (1).
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Hydraulic System – Pressure relief valve Adjusting pressure relief valve The pressure relief valve is used to adjust the working pressure for functions such as "Raise / Lower Debris Container" and raising / lowering side brushes and vacuum intake.
Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Hydraulic System – Pumps Removing hydraulic pumps The hydraulic pumps powering the working hydraulics and steering are mounted beneath the battery (3) as an extension of the engine drive shaft. –...
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Impeller fan Vacuum hose Changing impeller fan Hose clamp – Raise front of unit approx. 200 mm or drive on inclined ramp. Front axle carrier – Raise debris container to highest position and Front wheel secure.
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Basic Settings and Service Procedures ICC 1 S D Impeller fan (continued) Changing impeller fan (continued) Retaining bolt Impeller fan – Deflect steering all the way to the left. – Remove hydraulic lines from steering cylinder. – Detach accelerator cable at side panel (see page 36).
ICC 1 S D Basic Settings and Service Procedures Impeller fan Air gap Adjusting magnetic brake Brake lining To ensure proper functioning of the magnetic brake, the air gap (1) between brake lining (2) Shim (7.343-026) and drive plate must be adjusted.
Circuit Diagram ICC 1 S D Circuit diagram 0.088-215, page 1...
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Designation Installed location Designation Installed location Cab control console Ignition switch Level sensor Fuel tank Oil pressure switch Engine compartment Module, preglow Rear fuse box Temperature switch, Engine compartment Module, engine shutoff Control console engine coolant Fuse, ignition switch Front fuse box Vacuum switch, air Air cleaner housing cleaner...
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Circuit Diagram ICC 1 S D Circuit diagram 0.088-215, page 2...
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Designation Installed location Designation Installed location Cab, under seat Control, impeller fan brake Side console Switch, folding seat Switch, heater fan Control console LH working spotlight Switch, water pump Control console RH working spotlight Switch, magnetic clutch Side console Fuse, impeller fan brake Front fuse box LH limit switch, debris Water tank, raise debris...
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Circuit Diagram ICC 1 S D Circuit diagram 0.088-215, page 3...
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Designation Installed Location Designation Installed location Horn Front bumper Relay, turn signals Front fuse box Headlamp, L Windshield Switch, four-way flashers Instrument panel Headlamp, R Windshield Combination switch Instrument panel Position light, LF Front bumper Switch, stop lights Brake pedal assy. Position light, LR Windshield Plug connector...
ICC 1 S D Hydraulic Line Diagram Hydraulic line diagram 2.706-010 Hydraulic motor, LH side brush Steering valve Hydraulic motor, RH side brush Hydraulic cylinder, steering Valve block, steering Control block, side console Hydraulic pump, steering Hydraulic pump, side brushes and...
ICC 1 S D Specifications Special tools Testing equipment ................... 2.639-387 Tachometer ..................... 6.491-361 Magnetic field tester ................6.803-003 Assembly torque ratings Rear wheels .................... 100 Nm Front wheels.................... 90 Nm...