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Masibon
March 25, 2025
Trouble shoot no swing
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Mr. Anderson
May 14, 2025
To troubleshoot a no swing issue on a JCB JS200, follow these steps:
1. Check if engine starts and operates normally: - If the engine does not start and “Electric system abnormality” is indicated, refer to Trouble No. 10. - If the engine starts but rotation does not change with throttle, controlling engine rotation may not be possible.
2. Check hydraulic system components: - Inspect for sufficient hydraulic oil amount; refill if low. - Check the hydraulic oil strainer for contamination; clean or drain as needed. - Ensure oil levels in reduction gears are adequate; refill if needed.
3. Check for mechanical or control blockages: - Inspect the remote control valve for: - Low secondary pressure due to low primary pressure—apply correct primary pressure. - Damaged spring—replace the spring. - Excessive clearance between spools and casing—replace the remote control valve.
4. Inspect motor operation: - If motor does not run or rotates slowly: - Check for pressurized oil; inspect pilot piping for damage. - Remove foreign matter between plunger and body, orifice, or dumper piston and cap. - Repair or replace damaged parts as needed.
5. Check electrical and wiring connections: - Inspect battery terminals and alternator wiring for looseness or corrosion; tighten or replace as needed.
These checks cover both hydraulic and electrical causes that could lead to a no swing condition.
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Do you have a question about the JS200 and is the answer not in the manual?
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Trouble shoot no swing
To troubleshoot a no swing issue on a JCB JS200, follow these steps:
1. Check if engine starts and operates normally:
- If the engine does not start and “Electric system abnormality” is indicated, refer to Trouble No. 10.
- If the engine starts but rotation does not change with throttle, controlling engine rotation may not be possible.
2. Check hydraulic system components:
- Inspect for sufficient hydraulic oil amount; refill if low.
- Check the hydraulic oil strainer for contamination; clean or drain as needed.
- Ensure oil levels in reduction gears are adequate; refill if needed.
3. Check for mechanical or control blockages:
- Inspect the remote control valve for:
- Low secondary pressure due to low primary pressure—apply correct primary pressure.
- Damaged spring—replace the spring.
- Excessive clearance between spools and casing—replace the remote control valve.
4. Inspect motor operation:
- If motor does not run or rotates slowly:
- Check for pressurized oil; inspect pilot piping for damage.
- Remove foreign matter between plunger and body, orifice, or dumper piston and cap.
- Repair or replace damaged parts as needed.
5. Check electrical and wiring connections:
- Inspect battery terminals and alternator wiring for looseness or corrosion; tighten or replace as needed.
These checks cover both hydraulic and electrical causes that could lead to a no swing condition.
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