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Purpose of manual, maintenance, servicing, troubleshooting, repair procedures for series 20 units.
Details of axial piston fixed displacement motors, swash plate design, output speed/torque, shaft, seals.
Explanation of the model code structure for axial piston motors series 20.
Lists necessary tools for basic maintenance and minor repair tasks on the units.
Lists specialized tools required for full disassembly and overhaul of the units.
Specifies required gauges and instruments for performance testing and diagnostics.
Essential requirements for cleanliness, operating fluid, filtration, and venting before starting the unit.
Step-by-step guide for initial start-up of the transmission and pump system.
Guidance on plumbing connections for variable displacement pump and fixed displacement motor.
Diagram and explanation of the hydraulic system circuit for the axial piston motors.
Guidance on checking and replacing the inlet filter based on pressure drop and fluid changes.
Recommended intervals and procedures for changing hydraulic fluid and taking oil samples.
Procedures for performing leak tests and maintaining cleanliness during maintenance.
How to check oil level and the types of hydraulic fluids recommended for use.
Diagnostic steps and potential causes when the transmission only works in one direction.
Troubleshooting guide for issues related to slow or sluggish system response.
Steps to diagnose and resolve overheating issues in the system.
Troubleshooting steps for when the system fails to operate in any direction.
Procedures for inspecting and checking the high pressure relief valve setting.
Instructions for checking the shuttle valve for proper movement and condition.
Recommendations for preparing the unit for assembly, including lifting and mounting block usage.
A cross-sectional diagram showing the internal components of the axial piston fixed displacement motor.
An exploded view diagram with numbered parts for the axial piston motor.
Procedures for replacing shaft seals, valve manifolds, bearing plates, cylinder blocks, swash plates, and motor shafts; includes torque specifications.
This document serves as a Service Manual and Repair Instructions for Danfoss Axial Piston Motors, Series 20. It provides comprehensive information for the normal maintenance and servicing of these hydrostatic units, including descriptions, troubleshooting, pressure setting, and repair procedures.
Danfoss axial piston fixed displacement motors, Series 20, are designed with a swash plate mechanism, making them suitable for hydrostatic transmissions with closed-loop circuits. The primary function of these motors is to convert hydraulic power into mechanical rotational energy. The output speed of the motor is directly proportional to the input flow it receives, while the output torque is proportional to the differential pressure applied across its main pressure ports. The direction of the motor's output shaft rotation is determined by the direction of the flow input to these main pressure ports. These motors feature a full-length shaft supported by a highly efficient tapered roller bearing arrangement, which provides a high loading capacity for external radial forces. The design also incorporates suitable shaft seals to achieve high case pressures without leakage, even at the lowest operating temperatures.
The manual provides a model code breakdown that details various technical specifications.
The Danfoss Axial Piston Motors, Series 20, are designed for ease of use and integration into various mobile off-highway applications.
Maintenance is a critical aspect highlighted in the manual, with a strong emphasis on cleanliness and adherence to recommended procedures.
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