What to do if Komatsu 730E Pump On LED lights, but load connected to terminals 3 & 4 will not energize?
If the Pump On LED lights on your Komatsu Trucks, but the load connected to terminals 3 & 4 will not energize, it indicates a printed circuit board failure. The solution is to remove and replace the printed circuit board.
What to do if the load connected to terminals 3 & 4 is energized, but the Pump On LED does not light on Komatsu 730E Trucks?
If the load connected to terminals 3 & 4 is energized, but the Pump On LED does not light on your Komatsu Trucks, it may be due to a printed circuit board failure or a key-pad failure. Remove and replace the board.
What to do if the Komatsu Trucks Pump On LED lights, but load connected to terminals 3 & 4 will not energize?
If the Pump On LED lights, but the load connected to terminals 3 & 4 will not energize on your Komatsu Trucks, it is likely due to a printed circuit board failure. Remove and replace the board.
Why Komatsu 730E Trucks pump will not prime?
If the pump on your Komatsu Trucks will not prime, it could be due to low lubricant supply, dirt in the reservoir, a clogged pump inlet, or a clogged filter.
Why are the bearing points on my Komatsu Trucks excessively lubricated?
If the bearing points on your Komatsu Trucks are excessively lubricated, the following could be the cause: * The controller memory mode is off: Switch the controller memory mode to on. * The injector output adjustment setting is too high: Readjust to a lower setting.
What to do if the injector indicator stem on Komatsu Trucks does not operate?
If the injector indicator stem on your Komatsu Trucks does not operate, the cause might be: * A malfunctioning injector, usually indicated by the pump building pressure and then venting: Replace the individual injector assembly. * All injectors inoperative, leading to insufficient pump build-up to cycle injectors: Service and/or replace the pump assembly. Refer to the Service manual for rebuild instructions.
Why are the bearing points on my Komatsu 730E not sufficiently lubricated?
If the bearing points on your Komatsu Trucks are not sufficiently lubricated, consider the following: * The timer/controller cycle time setting may be too low: Set to a longer cycle time or re-evaluate lubrication requirements. * The injector output adjustment setting may be too low: Readjust the injector output setting. * The timer/controller cycle time setting may not deliver lubricant often enough: Set to a shorter cycle time or re-evaluate lubrication requirements. * The system may be too large for the pump output: Calculate system requirements per the planning manual.
What to do if Komatsu 730E pump will not build pressure?
If the pump on your Komatsu Trucks will not build pressure, here's what might be happening: * Air may be trapped in the lubricant supply line: Prime the system to remove the trapped air. * The lubricant supply line may be leaking: Check the lines and connections to repair any leakage. * The vent valve may be leaking: Clean or replace the vent valve. * The pump may be worn or scored: Repair or replace the pump assembly. Refer to the Service manual for rebuild instructions.
Why does the pressure gauge on my Komatsu 730E Trucks not register pressure?
If the pressure gauge on your Komatsu Trucks doesn't register pressure, consider these possibilities: * There may be no system pressure to the pump motor: Check the hydraulic hose from the steering system. * There may be no 24VDC signal at the pump solenoid: Investigate the 24VDC electric system to determine the problem. * The pressure reducing valve may be set too low: Refer to the Pressure Control Valve Adjustment guide. * The 24V Relay (RB7K8 or RB7K5) may be defective: Replace the relay.
What to do if the Komatsu Trucks pump does not operate?
If the Komatsu Trucks pump does not operate, several issues could be the cause. First, check if the lubrication system is properly grounded and correct any grounding connections to the pump assembly and truck chassis. Then check for electrical power loss, ensuring the key switch is on and that the system receives 24VDC power. If power is not the issue, the timer, solenoid valve, or relay may be malfunctioning, in which case you should replace the respective assembly or relay. Finally, there may be a motor or pump malfunction, requiring repair or replacement of the motor and/or pump assembly.
Rules for safe operation and personal conduct, including clothing and protective gear.
Warnings against modifying vehicle systems without factory authorization to prevent hazards.
Critical safety steps to follow before starting the engine to prevent injury or fire.
Guidelines for safe operation in the work environment, including visibility and hazard awareness.
Essential checks and preparations before operating the truck for safe travel and function.
Safe distances and specific actions required when operating near high-voltage cables.
Description and operation of the steering wheel, tilt/telescope, horn, and turn signal switch.
Explanation of service brake, retarder, throttle pedals, and heater/AC vents.
Overview of gauges, indicators, warning lights, and switches on the main instrument panel.
Procedure for checking and filling the hydraulic tank oil level with proper procedures.
Steps for checking and filling the radiator coolant, including specifications.
Daily checks for machine lubrication and maintenance tasks to ensure proper operation.
Overview of major components including sensors, display, operator switches, and ports.
Description of haul cycle stages and methods for payload calculation and error sources.
Basic functions, system configuration, installation, and data downloading of the PDM software.
Rules for safe operation and personal conduct, including clothing and protective gear.
Warnings against modifying vehicle systems without factory authorization to prevent hazards.
Critical safety steps to follow before starting the engine to prevent injury or fire.
Guidelines for safe operation in the work environment, including visibility and hazard awareness.
Essential checks and preparations before operating the truck for safe travel and function.
Safe distances and specific actions required when operating near high-voltage cables.
Description and operation of the steering wheel, tilt/telescope, horn, and turn signal switch.
Explanation of service brake, retarder, throttle pedals, and heater/AC vents.
Overview of gauges, indicators, warning lights, and switches on the main instrument panel.
Procedure for checking and filling the hydraulic tank oil level with proper procedures.
Steps for checking and filling the radiator coolant, including specifications.
Daily checks for machine lubrication and maintenance tasks to ensure proper operation.
Overview of major components including sensors, display, operator switches, and ports.
Description of haul cycle stages and methods for payload calculation and error sources.
Basic functions, system configuration, installation, and data downloading of the PDM software.
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