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101E-SM1002-00 SERVICE MANUAL MINI-CRAWLER CRANE Serial No. G0121 and up The parts numbers and lists written in this service manual are the references for the services such as disassembling and assembling. Be sure to ALWAYS refer to the latest parts catalog (the latest information) before ordering any part, since the parts and the model numbers are subject to change during the endless improvements and changes of our Machine.
GENERAL 1. SPECIFICATION DIMENSIONAL DRAWING 2. DIMENSIONAL DRAWING OF OUTRIGGER WIDTH 3. PRINCIPLE SPECIFICATION LIST 4. WORKING RADIUS LIFTING HEIGHT 5. TOTAL RATED LOAD CHART 6. STANDARD PRESSURE AND OPERATING TIME CHART 7. POWER TRAIN DRAWING 1-10...
3. PRINCIPLE SPECIFICATION LIST System / Item MC-174CRM Machine mass 1290kg Overall length width height 2000mm x 590mm x 1300mm Mass and Distance between idler and sprocket 1044mm dimensions Track gauge 410mm Track width 180mm Maximum total rated load ...
5. TOTAL RATED LOAD CHART The Total rated load Chart is based on actual working radius with the bending of boom attributable to load reflected and is shown with the mass of hook block (20kg) included. [1] TOTAL RATED LOAD CHART FOR 4 FALLS Outrigger Extended to Maximum 1.83m BOOM 2.97m BOOM...
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[2] TOTAL RATED LOAD CHART FOR 2 FALLS Outrigger Extended to Maximum 1.83m BOOM 2.97m BOOM 4.21m BOOM 5.45m BOOM Working Total rated Working Total rated Working Total rated Working Total rated radius (m) load (kg) radius (m) load (kg) radius (m) load (kg) radius (m)
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[3] TOTAL RATED LOAD CHART FOR SINGLE FALL Outrigger Extended to Maximum 1.83m BOOM 2.97m BOOM 4.21m BOOM 5.45m BOOM Working Total rated Working Total rated Working Total rated Working Total rated radius (m) load (kg) radius (m) load (kg) radius (m) load (kg) radius (m)
6. STANDARD PRESSURE AND OPERATING TIME CHART 6.1 OUTRIGGER (When Oil Temperature 30 - 50 °C) When Full Accelerating Operating Pressure (MPa) Operating time (sec) (At Travelling control valve) Extend 17.4±1 8.4±2 Front Outrigger Slide (1), (4) (1-piece) Retract 19.6±1 9.4±2 Extend 17.5±1...
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Rotary Joint Connection Table Connector Hose/Piping Connector Connecting to Port Port Function Equipment Parts No. Mark Parts No. Parts No. 22611-11035 22779-83088 22611-11130 Boom lowering Derricking Cylinder 22611-11035 22779-83099 22611-11130 Boom raising (22611-11050) 22611-11050 22788-95026 Hook lowering (349-4413000) Winch Motor (22611-10150) 22611-11050 22778-95033...
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Outrigger Control Valve Connection Table Connector Hose/Piping Connector Port Parts No. Parts No. Parts No. 101-3290900 101-3291000 101-3291100 101-3291200 22511-07350 350-4390100 101-4556600 101-4556700 101-4556400 101-4556500 Outrigger Cylinder Connection Table Hose/Piping Connector Connecting to Port Port Function Equipment Mark Parts No. Parts No.
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Pump Line Connection Table Connector Hose Connector Connecting to Equipment Port Port Equipment Parts No. Mark Parts No. Parts No. Suction Hydraulic 101-3289200 22812-25009 (Under) Tank Pump 22611-12850 22750-A5055 22611-12356 Travelling 22611-11150 22750-A5052 22611-12356 Control Valve 22611-11160 22750-F6040 22611-11160 Outrigger Crane Control Valve 22611-12360...
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Suction Elbow Parts No.: 101-3289200 Bolt M10X1.5X30L (Plating) Plane Washer M10 (Plateing) Spring Washer M10 (Plateing) φ25X28 90L Suction Hose 1X-40 (φ40 - φ30) Band Tee (With Seat) 9071-06 Elbow (90 deg. With Seat) 1071-06 Long Elbow (90 deg. With Seat) 1071-08-06-78A Elbow (90 deg.
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Hydraulic Oil Tank Parts No.: 101-1143700 Return Filter Parts No.: 329-3112700 Air Breather Assembly Parts No.: 353-4453000 Suction Filter Parts No.: 359S72100000 Suction Cover- Parts No.: 359-4470700 Flange Parts No.: 359-3225800 Packing Parts No.: 359-4470800 Level Gauge Parts No.: 329-4290000 Bolt M12X1.75X25L (Plateing)
5. ENGINE ASSEMBLY Details of the engine of structures and inspections see separate engine manual “WORKSHOP MANUAL, MITSUBISHI MEIKI ENGINE, TYPE GM SERIES”. 5.1 ENGINE SPECIFICATIONS Engine Model Mitsubishi GM401LE Type 1-cylinder, Air cooled, 4-cycle gasoline engine 1 – φ89mm x 63mm No.
6.4 BASICS OF FUNCTIONALITY 1. Outline Operation Principle This lightweight hydraulic pump can discharge two equal amounts of flow despite its compact size which requires only one conventional variable pump space. It provides with constant horsepower control characteristics which reduces discharge against increase of pump load to maintain constant load of the engine and to efficiently utilize its power.
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3. Constant Horsepower Variable Mechanism The pump capacity varies with the swash plate angle, and the swash plate angle allows performing constant horsepower control with the simple direct-acting variable mechanism. The center of rotation of the swash plate is at the ball on the rear side of the pump. Load F1 from the piston side is located in the direction shown in the figure and generates a right-turn moment to the swash plate.
6.5 TROUBLE SHOOTING Disorders Cause Counter-action • Engine revolution rate is higher than the • Adjust to prescribed rate. prescription. • Adjust to prescribed rate. Engine, Over load • Pressure is higher than the prescription. • Repair or replace • Pump components, seizure or damage. Hydraulic oil discharge amount is •...
7. TRAVELLING CONTROL VALVE 7.1 EXTERIOR VIEW AND SPECIFICATIONS Each Ports Connection Each Ports Connection Port Size Port Size Pump P2 Port PF1/2 Right Travelling Motor B Port (Forward) PF3/8 Pump P1 Port PF1/2 Right Travelling Motor A Port (Reverse) PF3/8 Return PF1/2...
7.2 INNER PARTS Q’TY Q’TY Q’TY DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Compression Spring Wire Screw (M5 X 12) Needle Valve Spring Cover Set Screw (M10 X 14) Cap Nut Tie Rod Nut (M8) Gasket Inlet Housing Rivet Spring Holder Inlet Housing O-Ring (1A-P12) Compression Spring Plug O-Ring (1B-P9)
7.3 INSPECTION AND ADJUSTMENT [1] PARTS INSPECTION Assembly Criteria Counter-action • Scratch, rust and/or corrosion in spool sliding area. • Replace • Scratch, rust and/or corrosion in seal pocket of spool insertion. • Replace • Housing • Scratch, rust and/or corrosion in port seal area next to O-ring. •...
7.4 TROUBLE SHOOTING Each Item shown in the table below indicates only individual problem, however, troubles may be caused by multiple problems, in many cases. It is advisable to check one by one for efficient trouble shooting. Disorders Cause Counter-action •...
8. TRAVELLING MOTOR 8.1 EXTERIOR VIEW AND SPECIFICATIONS Right Travelling Motor Left Travelling Motor A Port Reverse B Port Reverse B Port Forward A Port Forward Specifications Specifications of Reduction Gear Max. Output Torque 978.5 N•m (99.8 kgf•m) Capacity 351.1/173.7 cm /rev Max.
8.4 FUNCTION PHV-series Travelling motor consists of the fixed body mainly composed of a hydraulic motor and a hydraulic valve and the rotating body mainly composed of a simple planetary reduction gear. 8.4.1 REDUCTION GEAR [1] FUNCTION Travelling motor reduction gear is composed of 2 stages of simple planets, reduces the speed of high-speed rotary motion from the hydraulic motor, converts it into low-speed large torque and rotates the case.
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8.4.2 HYDRAULIC MOTOR [1] FUNCTION The hydraulic motor is of an axial piston motor type (rotating cylinder swash plate type) and converts hydraulic energy from the pump into rotary motion. [2] STRUCTURE AND BASICS OF FUNCTIONALITY (See the figure below.) The pressurized oil flown in from the hydraulic valve is supplied to the valve plate (5).
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[3] BASICS OF FUNCTIONALITY OF 2-SPEED MOTOR Swash plate has two sides “ I ” and “ II ” on the opposite from the side shoe frictions, and is supported by two balls fixed on body. The balls are fixed eccentrically to the axis line, so when the speed set to low, side “ I ” is pushed on to body 2 by hydraulic power on piston and spring power in cylinder barrel, making swash plate angle α, capacity maximum.
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8.4.3 HYDRAULIC VALVE (CONTER BALANCE VALVE) The pressurized oil, when supplied from Port A, pushes to open the check valve (3) and flows in the inlet side port A’ of the hydraulic motor. The pressurized oil flows through the choke hole C, enters the chamber D, overwhelms the spring (4) and slides the spool (2) to the right.
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8.4.4 PARKING BRAKE Parking brake works to fix hydraulic motor inlet axis mechanically, when travelling motor is at halt. [1] PARKING BRAKE AT WORK When pressurized oil is not supplied to A or B port, brake piston (1) is pushed to the direction of the arrow shown in Fig. 8 by spring (2).
9. OUTRIGGER CONTROL VALVE 9.1 EXTERIOR VIEW AND SPECIFICATIONS Each Ports Connection Each Ports Connection Port Size Port Size Confluence Selector Solenoid Valve A Port PF1/2 Outrigger 1 Solenoid Valve P1 Port (Out) PF3/8 Return PF1/2 Outrigger 1 Solenoid Valve P2 Port (In) PF3/8 Outrigger 3 Solenoid Valve P1 Port (Out) PF3/8...
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Circuit Diagram Valve Rated Specifications Common Use Pressure 20.6 MPa (210 kgf/cm Rated Flow Capacity 50 Littre/min Relief Setting Pressure 2.94 to 24.5 MPa (30 to 250 kgf/cm Sequence Valve Setting Pressure 1.27 to 1.67 MPa (13 to 17 kgf/cm Pressure Reducing Valve Setting Pressure 1.18 to 1.57 MPa (12 to 16 kgf/cm T Port Allowable Back Pressure...
10.3 HYDRAULIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM [Circuit Configuration] Since the solenoid selector valve (Derrick, winch, Telescopic and slewing) is composed of parallel circuits, more than one solenoid selector valve can be operated at the same time. In case of simultaneous operation, the actuator with the lowest load pressure starts operating first.
10.4 FUNCTION OF EACH SECTION [1] COMPOSITION AND FUNCTION OF SUPPLY SECTION 1. Sequence Valve 2. Pressure Reducing Valve The figure is simplified to show the circuit configuration. The supply section is composed of the supply port (a) to which pressurized oil is supplied from the pump, the oil line through which the pressurized oil flows to the controller (selector), the outlet port (b) through which return oil from the actuator flows to the tank, the sequence valve (1) and the pressure reducing valve (2).
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[2] FUNCTION OF FLOW CONTROL VALVE 1. When each selector valve is at the neutral position Pressurized oil from the pump flows through the center bypass lines of the control valve and of each selector valve and the tank line and returns to the tank from the outlet port of the supply section. 2-54...
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2. When selector valves are operated (When the negative solenoid proportional pressure reducing valve solenoid is not energized) 1. Detection Valve 4. Secondary Side Piston B 2. Flow Control Spool 5. Negative Solenoid Proportional Pressure Reducing Valve 3. Primary Side Piston A When any selector valve is changed over, the center bypass line is closed, and pressurized oil pushes up the detection valve (1) and flows in the parallel line.
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3. When the selector valves are operated (When the negative solenoid proportional pressure reducing valve solenoid is energized) 1. Detection Valve 2. Flow Control Spool 5. Negative Solenoid Proportional Pressure Reducing Valve Coil Current VS pilot Secondary Pressure Coil Current VS Parallel Line Flow When a current is applied to the negative solenoid proportional pressure reducing valve (5) solenoid (SOL11), the secondary pressure changes (drops) according to the current value and the leftward force, which affects the flow control spool (2), also reduces.
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[3] FUNCTION OF ACCELERATOR POSITIONER When a current is applied to the solenoid (SOL12), the final controlling element moves the spool (2) by the input current, changes the engine speed with the connected accelerator wire and controls the discharge flow from the pump. 1.
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[4] FUNCTION OF SOLENOID SELECTOR VALVE (Derricking, Winch, Telescoping and Slewing) 1. When the solenoid is not energized 1. Spool 4. Pilot Valve Spring 2. Return Spring 5. Socket 3. Pilot Valve The return spring (2) retains the spool (1) at the neutral position. The pilot valve spring (4) has pushed up the pilot valve (3) to the solenoid side.
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2. When the solenoids (SOL1 to 8) were energized 1. Spool 4. Pilot Valve Spring 7. Pilot Piston 2. Return Spring 5. Socket 8. Filter 3. Pilot Valve 6. Push Pin The following explanation is based on the state that the right solenoid was energized. The push pin (6) pushes down the right pilot valve (3), and the pilot chamber (b) is connected to the pilot line through the filter (8) and the pilot pressure is supplied to the chamber.
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[5] FUNCTION OF PRESSURE REDUCING VALVE 1. When the secondary pressure is below the set value Since the pressure reducing valve spool (1) pressed with the pressure reducing valve spring (2), the pressurized oil of the primary pressure flows to the secondary side of the pressure reducing valve spool (1) line (a).
10.5 TROUBLE SHOOTING Disorders Cause Counter-action • The mounting bolts does not tighten with the • Check the torque value The pressure does not reach the specified tightening torque. • Being unloaded without full stroke. • See “The solenoid selector valve does not specified pressure.
11. TRAVELLING SPEED SELECTOR VALVE 11.1 EXTERIOR VIEW AND SPECIFICATIONS Each Ports Connection Port Size Travelling Control Valve Pressure Gauge Port PF1/4 Left and Right Travelling Motor PP Port PF1/4 Drain PF1/4 Q’TY Q’TY Q’TY DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION Plug Solenoid Rivet Body Name Plate...
12. ROTARY JOINT 12.1 EXTERIOR VIEW AND SPECIFICATIONS 2-64...
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Rotary Joint Slip Ring Assembly Bolt M10X1.5X25L (Plating) 109T Spring Washer M10 (Plating) Rotary Joint Connection Table Thread Thread Stamp Upper Side Connecting Hose Stamp Lower Side Connecting Hose Size Size WA Hose (Winch Motor Port A) PF3/8 WA Hose (Crane Control Valve Port B2) PF3/8...
13.1 HOOK BLOCK INSPECTION The hook block is one of the important maintenance parts. Check by the following procedure and be sure to always use under safe condition. Repair or replace immediately whenever any defect is found as result of the inspection. Replacement requires a modification inspection prior.
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Cylinder Piston Rod Cylinder Head Bushing LFB-3525 Rod Packing GNY-35 Back-up Ring 35,45,1.5 Dust Seal SCB-35 Snap Ring AR48 O-RING 1B-G55 Back-up Ring T3-G55 O-RING 1B-G60 Piston Piston Ring GPY-55 Back-up Ring 45,55,1.5 Wear Ring 55,49,12 U-ring Holder O-RING 1B-P21 U-nut...
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Cylinder Piston Rod Cylinder Head Bushing LFB-3525 Rod Packing GNY-35 Back-up Ring 35,45,1.5 Dust Seal SCB-35 Snap Ring AR48 O-RING 1B-G55 Back-up Ring T3-G55 O-RING 1B-G60 Piston Piston Ring GPY-55 Back-up Ring 45,55,1.5 Wear Ring 55,49,12 U-ring Holder O-RING 1B-P21 U-nut...
16.3 EXTERIOR VIEW AND SPECIFICATIONS OF WINCH MOTOR Specifications Capacity per Stroke 14.5 cm /rev Rated Pressure 20.6 MPa (210 kgf/cm Sage Pressure 24.5 MPa (250 kgf/cm Max. Output Revolution 3000 min Common Less than 0.1 MPa (1 kgf/cm Drain Circuit Pressure Peak Less than 0.3 MPa (3 kgf/cm...
17.3 SLEWING MOTOR EXTERIOR VIEW AND SPECIFICATIONS Slewing Motor Port A Clockwise Port B Counterclockwise Specifications Model J-32EBE-B Capacity per Stroke 31.6 cc/rev Rated revolution 661 min Rated Torque 39 N•m (4.0 kgf•m) Max. Torque 49 N•m (5.0 kgf•m) Rated Pressure 9.3 MPa (95 kgf/cm Max.
18. OUTRIGGER SYSTEM 18.1 EXTERIOR VIEW OF No.1 OUTRIGGER 2-98...
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Rotary Rotary Shaft Outrigger Base Outrigger Top Inner Box Rigger Adapter Outrigger Base and Top Connecting Pin Outrigger Cylinder Bottom Pin Rigger Adapter Connecting Pin Position Pin Position Pin Position Pin Stay Dumper Inner BoxStopper End Plate End Plate Dumper Pin Snap Pin (1)
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Rotary Rotary Shaft Outrigger Base Outrigger Top Inner Box Rigger Adapter Outrigger Base and Top Connecting Pin Outrigger Cylinder Bottom Pin Rigger Adapter Connecting Pin Position Pin Position Pin Position Pin Stay Dumper Inner BoxStopper End Plate End Plate Dumper Pin Snap Pin (1)
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Rotary Rotary Shaft Outrigger Base Outrigger Top Inner Box Rigger Adapter Outrigger Base and Top Connecting Pin Outrigger Cylinder Bottom Pin Rigger Adapter Connecting Pin Position Pin Position Pin Position Pin Stay Dumper Inner BoxStopper End Plate End Plate Dumper Pin Snap Pin (1)
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Q’TY DESCRIPTION NOTICE Rotary Rotary Shaft Outrigger Base Outrigger Top Inner Box Rigger Adapter Outrigger Base and Top Connecting Pin Outrigger Cylinder Bottom Pin Rigger Adapter Connecting Pin Position Pin Position Pin Position Pin Stay Dumper Inner BoxStopper End Plate End Plate Dumper Pin Snap Pin (1)
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[Procedure for Overhaul] 1. Start engine and lower hook block (1) to the ground. Winch wire rope should be properly slack. Take care not to cause random wound caused by over unwinding. 2. Stop engine. Unscrew bolt (2) (M8 X 15L), remove spring washer (3) and end plate (4), and take off wedge socket (5). 3.
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11. Unscrew 2 bolts (24) (M6 X 12L), and take off boom tail cover (25). 12. Unscrew 3 bolts (26) (M6 X 12L), and take off boom head cover (27). 13. Unscrew 4 bolts (28) (M6 X 12L), and take off sheave cover (29). 14.
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20. Remove 2 lock nuts (42) (M12), then remove 2 spherical surface nuts (43) (M10) from the tips of boom extention wire (44), and pull out the extention wire (44) from No.2 boom. 21. Unscrew 4 bolts (45) (M10 X 16L), and remove 4 spring washers (46), then take off 2 stopper plates (47). 22.
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26. Unscrew 4 bolts (57) (M10 X 16L), and remove 4 spring washers (58), then take off 2 stopper plates (59). 27. Unscrew 4 hexagonal bolts (61) (M6 X 12L), and remove 4 spring washers (62) on both left and right side, then remove 2 side plate stopper plates (63) and side slide plates (64) respectively, on both left and right side.
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30. Remove 4 hexagonal nuts (67) (M10) from wire tips, and remove boom retraction wire (68) from No.4 boom. 31. Pull out telescoping cylinder (69) and boom retraction wire (68) assembled together out of No.4 boom. 32. Remove boom retraction wire (44) from No.4 boom. Flatten 2 bended plates (70) on No.4 boom when removing this retraction wire (44).
Note: A version of this electrical circuit diagram enlarged to A2 size is prepared as an appendix. Refer to the separate A2 size circuit diagram for details. 21. ELECTRIC CIRCUIT DIAGRAM 2-119...
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Specifications 110°, min. Inclination Angle (98°, min. to plus range and 12°, min. to minus range, based on 0°of the chart above.) Total Accuracy ±1% under vibrating conditions (Including linearity and hysteresis). Approx. 1 second at Inclination angle 90° Response (Adequate under operation temperature conditions) Potentiometer (CP-2 or equivalent) Significant Electrical Angle...
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1. 6.1 PRESSURE SENSORS Specifications/Capacity Working range 0 to 35 MPa Permissible pressure 52.5 MPa Power Supply Voltage 12V DC ±10% Power Form 1 to 5 DC 3 wires Load Resistance 10 K-ohm, min. ±1.0 % F.S. Accuracy (Including linearity, hysteresis and repeatability at 23±2°C) Temperature ±0.1%F.S./ °C...
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1.9.1 OPERATION PRINCIPLE When the hook is raised too much, the weight hoisted through the wire rope is pushed up by the hook, and activates the over hoist detector switch. The contact of the over hoist detector switch opens, and the signal thereof enters the moment limiter computer, and causes the hook raising and boom extending operations to stop.
2. MOMENT LIMITER OVERVIEW AND FEATURES Items MC-174C Type of Moment Limiter Automatic Cut Out Crane Rated Load 0 to 1.72 ton [Pressure Range: 0 to 20.6 MPa (0 to 210kg/cm DC 12V (DC 10V – 15V) Power Supply Display Panel 0.8 A (at DC 12V) Max.
6. CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENT The Converter has two connectors and the Display Unit has two connectors. Pin assignment of each connector are as listed below: 6.1 CONVERTER CONNECTORS [1] POWER CONTROL CONNECTOR Model: RM15WTR-8P (HIROSE in Japan) [Corresponding Plug (Harness side): RM15WTP-8S-0 (HIROSE in Japan)] Pin No.
6.2 DISPLAY UNIT CONNECTORS [1] POWER CONTROL CONNECTOR [Corresponding Plug (Harness side): RM15WTP-8S-0 (HIROSE in Japan)] Pin No. Signal Moment ratio 4 – 20 mA output (+) Moment ratio 4 – 20 mA output (-) Over Un-winding output (Optional) Not used Not used Serial Communication output +12V...
7. INPUT/OUTPUT 7.1 CONVERTER Q’ty Direction Description Specifications 2 Pressure Sensor 1 Analog input [1 to 2.35V / 0 to 20.6 MPa (0 to 210 kgf/cm 2 Pressure Sensor 2 Analog input [1 to 2.35V / 0 to 20.6 MPa (0 to 210 kgf/cm Angle Sensor Analog input (1.8 to 4.619V / 0 to 80°) Length Sensor...
9. SWITCHES Function Remarks Push the Wire Falls Selector Switch to switch for another Wire Fall configuration. Push the Switch and hold for two seconds or more shall activate configuration change Wire Falls Selector Switch function. One push for more seconds shall not proceed continuously. Another push and hold shall switch to the further configuration.
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Function Remarks Push the “Working Radius Upper Limit” Switch to set or cancel the Working Radius Upper Limit. Push the Switch and hold for two seconds or more shall set the current radius as the upper Set and Cancel Switch for limit.
10. DISPLAY UNIT; DETAIL OF EACH SEGMENT [1] Outriggers Extending Detector input (4 sets) 1. Controls as below shall be active when all of four Outrigger Extending Detectors input for maximum is ON: • “Outriggers Extension Max.” LED shall light. •...
11. START–UP SEQUENCE 1. All LEDs shall light approximately for 2 seconds. Only Green of Green/Red combination LEDs shall light. 2. All the switches activation shall be checked. 3. Input from external devices shall be checked. 4. Status of output is as shown in the table below: Signals Output Buzzer output...
13. DISPLAY OF SPECIFIC INDICATORS [1] ACTUAL LOAD INDICATOR Load shall be compensated by “Boom Raising Lever input “and “Boom Lowering Lever input” for computing actual load. Actual Load shall be displayed in unit of “Ton” after so converted and rounded off to one decimal place. (XX.X) Minus value is not available for display.
15.2 PROCEDURE 15.2.1 CALIBRATION WORK FLOW [1] Call out of Calibration Mode ↓ 2] Calibration of Boom Length 1. Memory of fully retracted length (Offset length value) 2. Memory of fully Extended length (Span length value) ↓ [3] Calibration of Boom Angle 1.
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15.2.3 CALIBRATION OF BOOM LENGTH Note: When this Boom length calibration is not required, skip the operations below by pushing “Lifting Height Upper Limit Switch (2)” twice. Refer to subsequent “15.2.4 Calibration of Boom Angle “ when Boom Length Indicator turns to “Ang” and Lifting Height Indicator to “oFF”.
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[2] Memory of fully Extended length (Span length value) 1. Push “Lifting Height Upper Limit Switch (2)” and ensure that Boom Length Indicator and Lifting Height Indicator display “LEn” and “SPA” respectively. Set the figures in the Boom Angle Indicator to the value of Boom length at fully Extended condition by pushing “Boom Angle Upper Limit Switch (3)”...
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15.2.4 CALIBRATION OF BOOM ANGLE Note: When this Boom angle calibration is not required, skip the operations below by pushing “Lifting Height Upper Limit Switch (2)” twice. Refer to subsequent “16.2.5 Calibration of Load” when Boom Length Indicator turns to “ton” and Lifting Height Indicator to “PAr”.
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2] Memory of fully raised angle (Span angle value) 1. Push “Lifting Height Upper Limit Switch (2)” and ensure that Boom Length Indicator and Lifting Height Indicator display “Ang” and “SPA” respectively. Set the figures in the Boom Angle Indicator to “80” (for 80 degree when the Boom is fully raised) by pushing “Boom Angle Upper Limit Switch (3)”...
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15.2.5 CALIBRATION OF LOAD Note: When this Load calibration is not required, skip the operations below by pushing “Lifting Height Upper Limit Switch (2)” three times. Calibrating operation shall terminate and displays of all indicators resume to normal conditions. [1] Memory of Load Calibration Parameters 1.
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[2] Memory of zero load (Offset Load value) 1. Push “Lifting Height Upper Limit Switch (2)” and ensure that Boom Length Indicator and Lifting Height Indicator display “ton” and “oFF” respectively. Set the figures in the Boom Angle Indicator to “0.02” (for zero load lifting weight, 0.02 tons of Hook weight) by pushing “Boom Angle Upper Limit Switch (3)”...
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[3] Memory of specific load (Span Load value) 1. Push “Lifting Height Upper Limit Switch (2)” and ensure that Boom Length Indicator and Lifting Height Indicator display “ton” and “SPA” respectively. Set the figures in the Boom Angle Indicator to “1.02” (for test lifting load weight 1.00 plus 0.02 tons of Hook weight) by pushing “Boom Angle Upper Limit Switch (3)”...
16. TEST MODE Test Mode is provided with this Moment Limiter for the verification of operations and/or signals input/out of each of module. Test Mode can be called out by a procedure as mentioned below. Once the Test Mode starts, power should be turned off for resuming Normal Mode.
16.2 L01 (ROM/RAM Test) Note: This test is not necessary. 16.3 L02 (LED TEST) [1] Procedure: 1. Ensure that Boom Length Indicator displays “L02”. When any other Test Item is on, push “Cancel Switch” to switch to “L02”. 2. When you push “Check Switch”, each of LED tests shall start and proceed. Another push of “Check Switch”...
16.5 L04 (Outrigger Extension Value/Boom Derricking Operation Input Signal Test) [1] Procedure: 1. Ensure that Boom Length Indicator displays “L04”. When any other Test Item is on, push “Cancel Switch” to switch to “L04”. 2. When you push “Check Switch”, Tests shall start. Each function shall be verified by actual processes of “Switches”.
16.6 L05 (Output Signal Test) [1] Procedure: 1. Ensure that Boom Length Indicator displays “L05”. When any other Test Item is on, push “Cancel Switch” to switch to “L05”. 2. When you push “Check Switch”, Tests shall start. Additional push of “Check Switch” shall switch test subject; when specific test subject is displayed, push “Lifting Height Switch”...
16.8 L07 (Test for Input Voltage Value from Each Sensor) [1] Procedure: 1. Ensure that Boom Length Indicator displays “L07”. When any other Test Item is on, push “Cancel Switch” to switch to “L07”. 2. When you push “Check Switch”, Tests shall start. Each function shall be verified by actual processes of “Switches”.
17. ERROR MESSAGES Any detectable errors cause “Total rated load Indicator” to display error codes. Error Code Description Counter Measure Pressure Sensor 1 input is under standard value Check Pressure Sensor 1 Pressure Sensor 1 input is over standard value Pressure Sensor 2 input is under standard value Check Pressure Sensor 2...
19. POINTS FOR INPUT VOLTAGE MEASUREMENT OF EACH SENSOR The drawing above is the motherboard for Converter. From top to bottom NF8: Angle Sensor NF9: Length Sensor NF7: Pressure Sensor 2 NF6: Pressure Sensor 1 Measure voltage between each of above points and GND. 3-60...
1. INITIAL MODE SETTING PROCEDURE 1.1 BUTTON AND LEVER ARRANGEMENT ON CONTROL PANEL Alphabetical character on each button corresponds to the button name that appears in the following discussion.
1.2 ESTABLISHING INITIAL MODE: Example: Changing the setting of OFF timer from 5M to 10M. Retrieving the screen for initial mode 1. Use K and L levers a few times so that cursor comes to the side of item you desire to set. (or ) comes to the side of “OFF timer”, push the D button.
F button until the screen of initial mode for user appears (For about 2 seconds). After “MAEDA RADIO REMOTE CONTROL” having appeared. Note: • Be sure to turn OFF the main switch at receiver before starting to operate the initial mode.
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2. Items for establishing the initial mode for user: (1) Contrast of LCD For adjusting the contrast of LCD. • To make the contrast stronger: Press K lever • To make the contrast weaker: Press L lever At the time of factory shipment, the contrast is set to be optimum for in door use. (2) Voice Volume Not used.
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(7) Reset Micro Speed For resetting user Micro Speed Mode rate to the initial value. N: Not reset setting value of the item to default. Y: Reset setting value of the item to default. (8) Version Version will be displayed.
N levers pressed, continue to press F button until the screen of initial mode for user appears (For about 2 seconds). After “MAEDA RADIO REMOTE CONTROL” having showed up. ”B MODE” appears, before the prompt for password “PASS WORD 0000”...
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2. Items for setting the initial mode for service: (1) Pattern Allow you to change the operating pattern. There are 3 patterns of STD, OPT or US patterns. At the time of factory shipment, this is set as STD. STD pattern OPT pattern US pattern (2) Slewing Speed...
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(5) Over Hoist Detector Switch For selection of contacts A and B of over hoist detector switch. For the contact A (NO), set it at ON. For the contact B (NC), set it at OFF. If your crane is not provided with hook stowing function, select this OFF. At the time of factory shipment, this is set at OFF.
F button until the screen of initial mode for maker appears (For about 2 seconds). After “MAEDA RADIO REMOTE CONTROL” having showed up. ”C MODE (Initial Mode for Maker)” appears, before the prompt for password “PASS WORD 0000” comes up.
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2. Items for setting the initial mode for maker: (1) Model For selection of model. There are 3 selections of “CAB”, “MIN”, “MIN 1”, “MIN 2” and “MIN 4”. At the time of factory shipment, this is set at “MIN”. (2) Valve For selection of valve.
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(6) ID Code ID code will be displayed. Not used. (7) Gain A setup of the gain value (Slewing, Boom raising and lowering) “MID” and “LOW” can be performed. At the time of factory shipment, the “MID” is set to “46”, and the “LOW” is set to “33”.
1.6 INITIAL MODE SETTING (For interactive remote controller) High-light in “Selective Modes and Values” are the initial values. Selective Modes and Mode Setting Items Remarks Values LCD Contrast Optimum For indoors operation Voice Volume Accelerator 100% Bar chart indicator Light A MODE (For User) OFF Timer...
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High-light in “Selective Modes and Values” are the initial values. Selective Modes and Mode Setting Items Remarks Values Model MIN1 MIN3 MIN4 Micro Speed NSS50 1:10 Micro Speed VALVE Valve SSC3A 2:18 Micro Speed NACHI 3:60 ERROR Error Indication, only COUNT Number of Times of Operation Indication, only...
2. RECEIVER 2.1 EXTERIOR VIEW (1) Receiver main switch (2) Remote control connector (3) 7 segments LED (4) Label (Serial number) (5) M connector (31 P) (6) F connector (31 P) 4-16...
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2.1.1 CONNECTOR PIN ASSIGNMENT Receiver has two connectors for Input/Output. [1] M CONNECTOR Description Description Flow Control Output Not used Accelerator Output Not used Boom Extending Output Boom Retracting Output Horn Output Boom Raising Output Not used Boom Lowering Output Manual Hook Stowing Switch Input Slewing Clockwise Output Travelling Lever Stand Detector Limit Switch Input...
2.2 CONTROL PRINT CARD LACATIONS 2.2.1 MAIN PRINT CARD 4-18...
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[1] PRINT CARD INPUT/OUTPUT Connector Connector Description Description Power Source + Input (+12V) Boom Extending Power Source + Input (+12V) Boom Retracting Power Source - Input (GND) Boom Raising Power Source - Input (GND) Boom Lowering Power Source - Input (GND) Slewing Clockwise Not used Slewing Counterclockwise...
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2.2.2 SUB PRINT CARD [1] PRINT CARD INPUT/OUTPUT Connector Connector Description Description Power Source + (+12V) Boom Extending Stop Power Source + (+12V) Boom Lowering Stop Power Source - Input (GND) Pre-warning Power Source - Input (GND) Not used Power Source - (GND) Not used Power Source - (GND) Emergency Cancel...
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Connector Connector Description Description Outrigger 1 OUT Valve Not used Outrigger 1 IN Valve Not used Outrigger 2 OUT Valve Not used CN11 Outrigger 2 IN Valve Not used Outrigger 3 OUT Valve Not used Outrigger 3 IN Valve Not used Moment Ratio + Outrigger 4 OUT Valve CN13...
3. TROUBLESHOOTING While crane operates perfectly under manual control, it do not at all under remote control. (When crane is displayed, in case of manual operation.) Error display Main cause Remedy Nothing displayed Fuse inside receiver defective Replace fuse (10A). Emergency stop being applied to transmitter.
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MAEDA MINI-CRAWLER CRANE MC-174CRM SERVICE MANUAL Document No: 101E-SM1002-00 First edition: February 10, 2010 Issued by Maeda Seisakusyo Co., Ltd. 1095 Onbegawa, Shinonoi Nagano, Nagano 388-8522, Japan No part of this manual can be reproduced in any from without permission...
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