Hyster E70-120XL (C098) Forklift Service Manual
1,102 pages · Publication 897319
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- Models
- E70-120XL (C098)
- Manual type
- Service Manual
- Pages
- 1,102
- Publication
- 897319
- Condition
- Brand new

What's inside
From the manual's own table of contents: 163 sections, 551 entries. See sample pages (PDF, 133 KB)
Overhead Guard Repair2 topics
- Remove
- Install
Battery Restraint and Seat Assembly Repair2 topics
- Seat Brake Assembly E/J1.25-3.00XL (E/J25-60XL), Adjust
- Seat Brake Assembly E3.50-5.50XL (E70-120XL), Adjust
Hydraulic Tank Repair7 topics
- Inspect
- Small Leaks, Repair
- Large Leaks, Repair
- Clean
- Steam Method
- Chemical Solution Method
- Additional Preparations For Repair
Brush and Commutator Inspection4 topics
- Hydraulic Pump Motor and Traction Motor
- Steering Pump Motor
- Normal Commutator Surface
- Commutator Problems
Motors Repair6 topics
- Disassemble
- Traction Motor and Hydraulic Pump Motor
- Steering Pump Motor
- Assemble
- Traction Motor and Hydraulic Pump Motor
- Steering Pump Motor
Tests for Damaged Field and Armature7 topics
- Test for an Open Circuit in Armature
- Test for Short Circuit in One Armature Winding
- Test for Short Circuit to Armature Shaft
- Test for Open Circuit in Field Coil
- Test for Short Circuit in Field Coil
- Test for Short Circuit between Field and Motor Case
- Brush Holder Test
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Steering Axle Assembly Repair4 topics
- Remove
- Install
- Remove
- Install
Wheels and Hubs Repair (All Units)2 topics
- Remove and Disassemble
- Assemble and Install
Steering Cylinder Repair1 topic
- Clean and Inspect
Description and Operation4 topics
- Carriages
- Two-Stage Mast With Limited Free-Lift
- Two-Stage Mast With Full Free-Lift Mast
- Three-Stage Mast With Full Free-Lift
Forks Replacement3 topics
- Remove and Install
- Hook Fork
- Pin Fork
Sideshift Carriage Repair8 topics
- Sideshift Carriage (Earlier Designs)
- Disassemble
- Assemble
- Install
- Sideshift Carriage (1993 and Later Design)
- Remove
- Repairs
- Install
Lift and Tilt System Leak Check2 topics
- Lift System
- Tilt System
Drive Axle, Speed Reducer, and Differential Repair11 topics
- General
- Traction Motor, Speed Reducer, and Differential
- Speed Reducer
- Differential
- Speed Reducer
- Differential
- Drive Axle Housing
- Remove
- Clean
- Inspect
- Assemble
Steering Wheel and Column Assembly Repair2 topics
- Assembly Components, Remove
- Assembly Components, Install
Power Steering Motor and Pump8 topics
- Description
- Remove and Disassemble, Models J2.00-3.20XM (J40-60XM, J40-60XM
- Remove and Disassemble, Models A1.00-1.50XL (A20-30XL)
- Remove and Disassemble, Models E1.50-2.00XMS (E25-40XMS, E25-40X
- Assemble and Install - All models with a vertical mount except J
- Assemble and Install, Models E1.50-2.00XMS (E25-40XMS, E25-40XM
- Power Steering Pump, Repair
- Seal, Replace
Hydraulic Steering Motor6 topics
- Hydraulic Steering Motor Repairs
- Remove
- Disassemble
- Clean and Inspect
- Assemble
- Install
EV-100ZX™ SCR Motor Controller1 topic
- Model Number Data For EV-100ZX Controller
Register Parameters2 topics
- General
- Function Numbers
Handset7 topics
- How to Check and Adjust Registers
- How to Scroll through Fault Codes and Clear Them
- Checks and Adjustments on Workbench
- When Handset Is Connected to Control Card Installed In Lift Truc
- Function Numbers 1 through 15
- Function Numbers 16 through 30
- Function Numbers 48 through 62
Control Cards68 topics
- Function Number Descriptions
- Traction Control Cards (Label Letters - ZH and ZY)
- Function Number 1 STORED STATUS CODE
- Function Number 2 CREEP SPEED
- Function Number 3 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION AND 1A TIME
- Function Number 4 CURRENT LIMIT
- Function Number 5 PLUGGING DISTANCE (CURRENT)
- Function Number 6 1A DROP OUT CURRENT
- Function Number 7 FIELD WEAKENING PICK UP
- Function Number 8 FIELD WEAKENING DROP OUT
- Function Number 9 REGENERATIVE BRAKING CURRENT LIMIT
- Function Number 10 REGENERATIVE BRAKING START
- Function Number 13 SPEED LIMIT 3 (SL3)
- Function Number 14 INTERNAL RESISTANCE COMPENSATION
- Function Number 15 BATTERY VOLTS
- Function Numbers GREATER THAN 15
- Function Number 16 PEDAL POSITION PLUG
- Function Number 17 CARD TYPE SELECTION
- Function Number 18 STEERING PUMP TIME DELAY
- Function Number 19 MAINTENANCE ALERT (Tens/Units)
- Function Number 20 MAINTENANCE ALERT (Thousands/Hundreds)
- Function Number 21 MAINTENANCE SPEED LIMIT
- Function Numbers 22 Through 28 TEMPORARY DATA REGISTERS
- Function Number 29 HOURMETER (Tens/Units)
- Function Number 30 HOURMETER (Thousands/Hundreds)
- Function Number 48 Through 62 SET LIFT TRUCK PERFORMANCE
- Function Number 48 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION AND 1A TIME
- Function Number 49 FIELD WEAKENING PICK UP
- Function Number 50 SPEED LIMIT 1
- Function Number 52 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION AND 1A TIME
- Function Number 53 FIELD WEAKENING PICK UP
- Function Number 54 SPEED LIMIT 1
- Function Number 56 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION AND 1A TIME
- Function Number 57 FIELD WEAKENING PICK UP
- Function Number 58 SPEED LIMIT 1
- Function Number 60 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION AND 1A TIME
- Function Number 61 FIELD WEAKENING PICK UP
- Pump Control Card (Label Letter ZP)
- Function Number 1 STORED STATUS CODE
- Function Number 2 INTERNAL RESISTANCE COMPENSATION START
- Function Number 3 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION
- Function Number 4 CURRENT LIMIT
- Function Number 7 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION COMPENSATION
- Function Number 11 SPEED LIMIT 1 (SL1) (Slow Speed) - Tilt and S
- Function Number 12 SPEED LIMIT 2 (SL2) (Medium Speed) - Slow Lif
- Function Number 13 SPEED LIMIT 3 (SL3)
- Function Number 14 SPEED LIMIT 4 (SL4) Fast Lift
- Function Numbers Greater Than 15
- Function Number 16 INTERNAL RESISTANCE COMPENSATION
- Function Number 17 CARD TYPE SELECTION
- Function Numbers 18 through 28 TEMPORARY DATA REGISTERS
- Function Number 29 HOURMETER (Tens/Units)
- Function Number 30 HOURMETER (Thousands/Hundreds)
- Function Number 48 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION
- Function Number 49 SPEED LIMIT 2
- Function Number 50 SPEED LIMIT 3
- Function Number 52 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION
- Function Number 53 SPEED LIMIT 2
- Function Number 54 SPEED LIMIT 3
- Function Number 56 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION
- Function Number 57 SPEED LIMIT 2
- Function Number 58 SPEED LIMIT 3
- Function Number 60 CONTROLLED ACCELERATION
- Function Number 61 SPEED LIMIT 2
- Function Number 62 SPEED LIMIT 3
- Register Parameters
- Status Codes
- Register Maps
EV-100ZX SCR Motor Controller Repair20 topics
- Fuses
- SCR, Check
- SCR Assembly
- Thermal Protector
- SCR 1 Assembly, Replace
- OFF Circuit for SCR 1
- Reactor Assembly, Check
- Suppressors for SCR 2 and SCR 5, Check
- SCR 2 and SCR 5, Check
- SCR 2 and SCR 5, Replace
- Capacitor C1, Check
- Diodes D3 and D4
- Diodes D3 and D4, Check
- Diodes D3 and D4, Replace
- Motor Current Sensor
- Contactors
- Contactor, Repair
- Control Card
- Control Card Plugs
- Brush Wear Indicators
Theory of Operation25 topics
- Electronic Speed Controls
- Silicon Controlled Rectifier (SCR)
- Motor Circuit That Operates With Pulses
- Traction Circuit
- Hydraulic Pump Motor
- SCR 1 OFF Circuit
- Induction Current from Motor
- Control Cards
- Pulse Monitor Trip (PMT) (Traction Circuit Only)
- SRO Circuit (Traction Circuit Only)
- Sequence of Operation
- Control Card Adjustments (Traction Circuit)
- Accelerator Control
- SCR Control (Hydraulic Pump Motor)
- Circuit Protection
- Traction Circuit Fuse
- Current Limit
- Thermal Protection
- Suppressors
- Truck Management Module (TMM1)
- Display Panels
- Display Panel
- Basic Display
- Performance Display
- Brush Wear Indicators
Electrical System24 topics
- ZX Series Display Panels
- Display Panel
- Basic Display Panels
- Performance Display
- Brush Wear Indicators
- SEM Display Panels - Features
- Descriptions of Common Features
- Additional Features of Premium Display Panel
- Descriptions of Additional Features
- SEM Display Panel Indicators
- All Indicator Symbols
- Hourmeter Indicator Symbol
- Wrench Indicator Symbol
- Battery Indicator Symbol
- Battery State-of-Charge (BDI)
- Brake Fluid Too Low Symbol
- Parking Brake Symbol
- Fasten Seat Belt Symbol
- LCD Screen (Standard Display Panel)
- Additional Components of Premium Display Panel
- Alpha Numerical Screen
- STAR Push Button
- Push Buttons ##1 Through ##5 - SEM
- Other Control Components
Display Panel Components Replacement9 topics
- ZX Panel Replacement
- Display Panel Assembly
- Key Switch, Replace
- Indicator LEDs
- Battery Indicators
- Digital Display (Performance Display Panel Only)
- Status Code or Performance Level Switches and Indicator LEDs (Pe
- Basic Display Panel, Replace Parts
- Performance Display Panel, Replace Parts
Control Components Replacement25 topics
- Start Switch, Replace
- Brake Light Switch, Replace
- Seat Switch, Replace
- External Seat Switch, Adjust
- Switch for Optional Seat Brake, Replace
- Parking Brake Switch, Replace
- Direction Switches (MONOTROL Pedal), Replace
- Direction Control Switches (Steering Column), Replace
- Direction Control Switches, E70-120XL 3 (Steering Column)
- Brake Fluid Switch, Replace
- Brush Wear and Overtemperature Sensors
- Rocker Switches for Lights
- Accelerator Position Sensor, Replace
- On-Demand Steering Components
- Lights, Converter, Relay, and Reverse Alarm
- Brake, Tail, and Reverse Light Assembly, Replace
- Flashing Light Assembly, Replace
- Front, Rear Driving Light, or Spot Light Assemblies, Replace
- Operator Compartment Light Assembly, Replace
- Converter, Replace
- Relay, Replace
- Reverse Alarm, Replace
- Horn and Horn Button
- Horn Switch and Cover
- Hydraulic Pump Switches
Start Switch Adjustment2 topics
- Accelerator Potentiometer and Start Switch E70-120XL, E70-120XL
- Direction Switches (MONOTROL)
Direction Switches Check2 topics
- Monotrol Pedal
- Steering Column
Battery Ratings1 topic
- Kilowatt-Hours
Battery Maintenance16 topics
- Safety Procedures
- Maintenance Records
- New Battery
- Cleaning Battery
- Adding Water to Battery
- Hydrometer
- Battery Temperature
- Charging Battery
- Types of Battery Charges
- Methods of Charging
- Troubleshooting Charger
- Knowing When Battery Is Fully Charged
- Where to Charge Batteries
- Equipment Needed
- Battery Connectors
- Battery Care
Tilt Cylinder Repair4 topics
- Tilt Cylinders With O-Ring or Single-Lip Seals
- Tilt Cylinders for XM and XMS Models
- Tilt Cylinders for H700-800A and Early Model H700-920B
- Tilt Cylinders Using Chevron Packing
Torque Specifications2 topics
- Piston Rod Nut
- Retainer
Instrument Panel Indicators and Senders13 topics
- Steering Column Gauges, Meters, and Indicators
- LED Display Panel
- Battery Discharge Indicators
- Brush Wear Indicators
- Motor Temperature Indicators
- LX Series Display Panel
- Hourmeter Functions
- Battery Indicator Function
- Status Code Function
- Display Panel
- Basic Display Panels
- Performance Display
- Brush Wear Indicators
Sender Replacement2 topics
- Fuel Level Sender
- Pressure and Temperature Sender
Column Mount Display Panel (EV-100/200ZX Motor Controllers) Repl1 topic
- Display Panel Assembly, Replace
Dash Mount Display Panel (EV100/200ZX Motor Controllers) Replace1 topic
- Remove and Replace
Specifications3 topics
- Meter Specifications
- Sender Specifications
- Meter
Battery Indicators8 topics
- Indicators With Meter Movements
- Battery Indicators With LCD or LED Displays
- Liquid Crystal Displays
- SEM Display Panels Description
- Light Emitting Diode Displays
- Description LX Series
- ZX Series Display Panels Description
- SEVCON POWERGAUGE—42 Battery Display Panel Description
Battery Indicators With Lift Interrupt Adjustment (Early Models)2 topics
- Reset Potentiometer
- Specific Gravity Alarm
Battery Indicators With Lift Interrupt Adjustment (Later Models)1 topic
- Discharge Potentiometer
Curtis 933-1 Meter Check and Adjustment8 topics
- Check
- Reset Check
- Discharge Check
- Lockout Check
- LEDs Do Not Illuminate
- Hourmeter Check
- Hourglass Icon
- Adjust
Curtis Dash Display Assembly15 topics
- Description/Features
- Operation
- Testing
- Inoperative Dash Display Assembly
- Inoperative Drive Mode Selection
- Troubleshooting With a Programmer Handset
- Troubleshooting Without a Programmer Handset
- No Warnings or Faults Displayed
- MIB/Dash Display Communication
- Lift Interrupt
- Lost MIB Signal Displayed
- Lift Pump Hourmeter Input
- Forward/Reverse Hourmeter Inputs
- Adjust (Setup, Early Models)
- Adjust (Setup, Later Model)
Lift Cylinders4 topics
- Lowering Control Valve
- Cylinders (General)
- Retainer, Install
- Cylinders (Two-Speed)
Lift Cylinder Repair10 topics
- Lift Cylinder Removal Without Removing Mast
- Standard Masts With Main Lift Cylinder Fastened to Crossmember o
- Standard and Full Free-Lift Masts With Lift Cylinder Fastened to
- Masts That Have Two Cylinders, Main Lift Cylinder and Free-Lift
- Lift Cylinder Installation in Mast
- Standard Masts With Main Lift Cylinder Fastened to Crossmember o
- Standard and Full Free-Lift Masts With Lift Cylinder Fastened to
- Chevron-Style Packing
- Chevron-Style Packing Installation on Piston
- Chevron-Style Packing Installation in Packing Gland
Lift Cylinders for VISTA® Masts3 topics
- Lowering Control Valve
- Main Lift Cylinders
- Free-Lift Cylinder
Metric and Inch (SAE) Fasteners6 topics
- Threaded Fasteners
- Nomenclature, Threads
- Strength Identification
- Cotter (Split) Pins
- Fastener Torque Tables
- Conversion Table
Computer System2 topics
- Connect a PC to a Control Card
- Installation
HYTECH™ Windows Software Program18 topics
- How to Start the Program
- DEMO Mode
- Selecting the Communications Port
- Verification of Controller and Lift Truck
- Select Lift Truck Series
- Controller Card Register Parameter List
- How to Change a Parameter
- How to Save a Changed Parameter File
- How to Load a Saved Parameter File
- How to Show and Remove Saved Parameter Files
- How to Return to Factory Default Settings
- How to Save Changes to Control Card
- How to View Status Codes
- Saving Status Codes
- How to Show and Remove Saved Status Code Files
- Closing and Clearing Status Code List
- How to View Saved Register Data and Saved Status Data
- How to Save Register Data and Status Code Data In and
GE Sentry™ Software Program4 topics
- How to Start GE SENTRY Program
- How to Reset MIN and MAX Display
- Graphing Mode
- How to Exit GE SENTRY Program
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Factory manual for in-house farm and construction shop use. Straightforward, complete, and easy to follow. It contains the OEM information dealership service departments and parts counters use to diagnose problems, identify components, and perform maintenance or repairs correctly.
Service shops and owner/operators who repair their own equipment
Identifying correct parts and seeing how assemblies come apart and go back together
Keeping equipment running with less downtime
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