New Holland EH130 Crawler Excavator Service Manual
934 pages · Publication 6-75760
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- Models
- EH130
- Manual type
- Service Manual
- Pages
- 934
- Publication
- 6-75760
- Condition
- Brand new
What's inside
From the manual's own table of contents: 2 sections, 316 entries. See sample pages (PDF, 295 KB)
General135 topics
- Boom dimensional drawing
- Arm dimensional drawing
- Hoe bucket
- Special bucket
- Dozer dimensional drawing
- Dozer maintenance standard
- Torque specifications for capscrews and nuts
- Screw sizes
- Torque specifications for nuts and sleeves
- Plugs
- Special spanner for tube
- Application of screw locking and sealing compounds
- Suction stopper
- Counterweight lifting jig
- Boom foot pin pulling tools
- Upper frame lifting jig
- Engine mounting pedestal
- Track spring set jig
- Attachment
- Cab & Guard
- Swing Frame
- Travel System
- Electric Equipment
- Introduction
- Engine body
- Cylinder head
- Valve timing mechanism
- Intake, exhaust system
- Lubricating system
- Fuel system
- Cooling system
- Electrical equipment of engine
- SUMMARY OF MECHATROL CONTROL SYSTEM
- Mechatrol Control System In General
- Boom Raise Conflux
- Swing Cut Valve Control
- Arm In Recirculation and Sequence Conflux
- Arm In Anti-cavitation Control
- Arm Out Conflux
- Travel Straight
- Swing Priority Control
- Pressure Draining (Releasing) Control
- Pump Control (Positive Control & P-Q Control)
- MECHATROL CONTROLLER
- Summary of Mechatro Controller
- Standby Flow Constant Control
- FC Mode Control
- Relief Cutoff Control
- Self Diagnosis Display Function
- Service Diagnosis
- Trouble History Diagnosis
- How To Correct The Engine Oil Supply Cumulative Time
- Summary
- Hydraulic Circuits and Components
- Hydraulic Circuits and Components Model
- Dozer Spec
- Extra Spec. (or Rotary Spec.)
- Color Coding Standard for Hydraulic Circuits
- Neutral Circuit
- Neutral Circuit Safety Lock On
- Travel Circuit
- Travel Circuit: Travel 2nd Speed operation
- Bucket Circuit
- Bucket Circuit: Bucket Digging Operation
- Boom Circuit
- Boom Circuit: Boom Up Operation, Conflux Function
- Boom Circuit: Boom Down Operation
- Swing Circuit
- Swing Circuit: Swing Left Operation
- Arm Circuit
- Arm Circuit: Arm In Light Load Operation (Variable Recirculation Function)
- Arm Circuit: Arm In Heavy Load Operation (Conflux Function)
- Arm Circuit: Arm Out Operation (Conflux Function)
- Nibbler and Breaker Circuit
- Switch On
- Combined Circuit (with Multiple C/V Circuit)
- Combined Operation: Boom Up/ Travel Forward, 1st Speed
- Combined Operation: Swing/Arm In light Load, Swing Priority Function
- Pressure Draining (Releasing ) Circuit
- Pressure Drain (Releasing ) Circuit
- Hydraulic Lines
- Electric Circuit Diagram
- Electrical Equipment List
- Harness
- Harness List
- Harness Connection Drawing
- Operator's Controls
- Controller Assembly
- Instrument Panel Assembly
- Upper Electrical Assembly
- Upper Harness Assembly
- Engine Group Harness Assembly
- Floor Harness Assembly
- Cab Harness Assembly
- Cab Assembly/Install
- Battery Install and Battery
- Light Install
- Boom Light Harness Assembly
- PART 1 - HYDRAULIC COMPONENTS
- Travel Motor
- Hydraulic Pump - Regulator
- Specifications
- Construction
- Summary
- Hydraulic Pump
- Regulator
- 6A.1 Specifications
- Control Curve of Pump
- 6A.2 Construction
- 6A.3 Explanation of Function
- Pilot Valve (Attachment)
- Outline
- Operation
- Construction
- Pilot Valve (Travel)
- Outline
- Cylinder
- Specifications
- Operation
- Construction
- Control Valve (For Dozer or
- Control Valve
- Extra)
- Specifications
- Outline
- Construction
- Hydraulic Circuit
- Operation
- PART 2 - ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS
- Swing Motor Unit
- Specifications
- Electrical Equipment
- Construction
- Electrical Equipment List
- Operation
CHAPTER 25113 topics
- Construction (Air Conditioner Group)
- Air Conditioner Piping
- 2.1Air Conditioner Intake Unit
- Air Conditioner Unit
- Receiver Dryer
- Mechanism of Cooling Circuit
- Cooling Circuit
- Component Parts
- Precautions to be Exercised in Operation
- Removal and Installation of Unit
- Precautions to be Exercised in Operation
- Operating Procedure
- Charging Procedure
- Wiring Diagram and Connections
- Inspecting Functional Parts
- Troubleshooting
- Attachment Location and Name
- BUCKET
- Removing Bucket
- Attaching Bucket
- Procedure for Adjusting Clearance
- Removing Arm
- Attaching Arm
- BOOM
- Preparation for Removing and Attaching Boom
- Removing Boom
- Attaching Boom
- DOZER
- Removal
- Installation
- CYLINDER
- Preparation Before Disassembly
- Construction of Cylinder (Boom Cylinder Example)
- Disassembly
- Cleaning
- Assembly
- Inspection After Assembly
- Maintenance Standards
- Troubleshooting
- Tools and Jigs
- Operator's Seat
- Battery
- Instrument Panel
- Counterweight
- Guard
- Under Cover
- Air Cleaner
- Muffler
- Fuel Tank
- Hydraulic Tank
- Pump (Main)
- Radiator and Oil Cooler
- Engine
- Control Valve (KCMA Spec.)
- Pilot Valve (For Attachment)
- Pilot Valve (For Travel)
- Swivel Joint
- Upper Frame
- Hydraulic Pump -Regulator
- Control Valve
- Pilot Valve (For Attachment)
- Pilot Valve (For Travel)
- Swing Motor Unit
- Swivel Joint
- Removing & Installing Iron Crawler
- Construction
- Maintenance standards
- Tools and Jigs
- Upper Roller Assembly
- Removing
- Installing
- Construction
- Disassembly & Assembly
- Maintenance Standard
- Tools and Jigs
- Lower Roller Assembly
- Removal
- Installation
- Construction
- Disassembly & Assembly
- Maintenance Standard
- Tools and Jigs
- Crawler Idler Assembly
- Removing
- Idler Assembly
- Idler Adjuster Assembly
- Removing
- Installing
- Maintenance Standard
- Tools and Jigs
- Travel Motor Installation
- Removing
- Installing
- Swing Bearing Assembly
- Removing
- Installing
- Construction
- Disassembly and Assembly
- Maintenance Standard
- Construction of Travel Motor
- Tools and Jigs
- Preparation for Disassembly
- Assembly
- Service Standards
- Troubleshooting
- 1A. Removal and Installation
- 1A.1 Construction of Travel Motor (L)
- 1A.2 Tools and Jigs
- 1A.3 Disassembly
- 1A.4 Assembly
- 1A.5 Service Standards
- 1A.6 Troubleshooting
- 1A.7 Installing Precautions
Model Cross-reference: SK135SR is NEW HOLLAND Model EH13066 topics
- OUTLINE
- Judgement of Actual Thing at Site
- TROUBLESHOOTING (Table of Actuator)
- TROUBLESHOOTING OUTLINE
- CHECK POINT FOR MECHATROL SYSTEM
- Attaching Position Of Sensor and Electric Equipment
- Equipment
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- No operation is possible
- Machine moves freely with levers in neutral
- All attachment motions are slow
- Only the bucket motion is slow
- Service Diagnosis 26: Mechatronic (C-1) controller
- Motions other than boom down are slow
- Only arm in action is slow
- Only arm out operation is slow
- All ATT operating power is poor
- Bucket digging power is poor
- Boom up operating power is poor
- Arm in power is poor
- Machine cannot perform fine operation of bucket digging and dump
- Machine cannot perform fine operation of boom up and down motions
- Machine cannot perform fine swing operation
- Machine cannot perform fine operation of arm in and out
- Travel 1st and 2nd speeds cannot be changed over
- Travel independent speed is low
- Travel power is poor
- Machine does not travel straight
- Machine deviates in travel independent motion
- Machine drifts on a slope (Machine cannot be held on a slope)
- Swing motion does not work
- Swing speed is slow
- Swing power is poor
- Swing motion drifts very large
- Swing motion is not held on a slope
- Abnormal sound is heard during swing motion
- Trouble Diagnosis Tables:Electric
- SELF DIAGNOSIS TABLE
- SERVICE DIAGNOSIS TABLE
- TROUBLESHOOTING
- No motions operate
- Machine moves freely when lever is at neutral
- Only bucket motion slow
- Only boom up speed motion is slow
- Only boom up and arm in motions are slow
- Only arm in motion is slow
- Only arm out motion is slow
- Fine operation of bucket digging and dump motions cannot be performed
- Fine operation of boom up and down motions cannot be performed
- Fine operation of swing motion cannot be performed
- Fine operation of arm in and out motions is not possible
- Travel 1-2 speeds cannot be changed
- Machine does not travel straight
- Swing power is poor
- Swing motion cannot be held on a slope
- Trouble Diagnosis; Engine
- Starter does not run
- Starter turns but engine is hard to start
- E/G revolution is faulty
- E/G output is insufficient
- Knocking occurs after warming up E/G
- Exhaust is abnormal
- Excessive oil consumption
- Excessive fuel consumption
- E/G does not stop when starter key is turned off
- Checking condition: Starter Key is OFF
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Factory repair procedures and technical information such as specifications, troubleshooting, and wiring and hydraulic diagrams, for the models and systems the manual covers. See What's inside for its topics.
Operator's manual
Safe operation, controls, maintenance schedules, lubrication points, inspections, and basic checks. Repair procedures are in the service manual.
Parts manual
Illustrated diagrams with factory part numbers for identifying components and ordering parts. Repair procedures are in the service manual.
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What it's used for
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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