Skyjack SJ85 AJ Articulating Boom Lift Service Manual
313 pages · Publication 264837AAA
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- Models
- SJ85 AJ
- Serial coverage
- SJ85 AJ: A303001700-A303999999
- SJ85 AJ: B303001700-B303999999
- Manual type
- Service Manual
- Pages
- 313
- Publication
- 264837AAA
- Condition
- Brand new

What's inside
From the manual's own table of contents: 5 sections, 215 entries. See sample pages (PDF, 799 KB)
Section 1 – Maintenance23 topics
- Read and Heed
- 1.1-1 Mobile Elevating Work Platform (MEWP) definition
- 1.1-2 Purpose of equipment
- 1.1-3 Use of equipment
- 1.1-4 Service Policy and Warranty
- 1.1-5 Ownership of MEWP
- 1.1-6 Optional equipment
- General information
- 1.2-1 Owner’s annual inspection record
- 1.2-2 Replacement parts
- 1.2-3 Maintenance and service safety tips
- 1.2-4 Hydraulic system & component maintenance and repair
- 1.2-5 Hydraulic oil maintenance
- 1.2-6 Hydraulic maintenance tips
- 1.2-7 Railing maintenance and repair
- 1.2-8 Multi-conduction control cable repair
- Scheduled maintenance and inspections
- 1.3-1 Service bulletins
- 1.3-2 Maintenance and inspections
- 1.3-3 Schedule and instructions
- 1.3-5 Pre-Delivery/Maintenance Inspection Checklist
- 1.3-6 Inspection points
- 1.3-7 Function tests
Section 2 – Maintenance Tables and Diagrams13 topics
- Standard Hose Numbering System
- Torque Specifications for Fasteners (Metric)
- Torque Specifications for Fasteners (US)
- Torque Specifications for Hydraulic Couplings & Hoses
- Axle Torque Specifications
- Axle Maintenance Intervals
- MEWP Torque Specifications
- Specifications & Features - Dimensional Data
- Specifications and Features - Performance & Speeds
- Hydraulic Specifications
- Engines
- Platform Capacities
- Reach Diagram
Section 3 – System Component Identification and Schematics38 topics
- Electrical Symbol Chart
- Hydraulic Symbol Chart
- Wire Numbers and Colour Codes
- Wire Numbers and Color Codes - Additional
- Hydraulic Parts List
- Electrical Parts List
- Brake Manifold Port Identification
- Jib Manifold Port Identification
- Main Manifold - Hose Port Identification
- Main Manifold - Hydraulic Components
- Main Manifold - Electrical Components
- Major Components
- SGE Harness Connection - 2-wire version
- SGE Harness Connection - 4-wire version
- Jib and Platform Rotate Harness Connections
- Footswitch Harness Connection
- Load Cell Wiring
- Main Manifold Harness
- Limit Switch Connections - Base Control Box
- Drive Pump Harness
- Engine Interface Harness - Deutz TD2.9L
- Engine Interface Harness Schematic - Deutz TD2.9L
- Engine Interface Harness - Deutz TCD2.2
- Engine Interface Harness Schematic - Deutz TCD2.2 Schematic
- Engine Interface Harness - Kubota WG3800
- Hydraulic Schematic
- Electrical Schematic - ANSI/CSA & AS
- Electrical Schematic - CE
- Platform Controls Wiring - Kubota WG3800 and Deutz TD2.9L
- Platform Controls Wiring - Deutz TCD2.2
- Base Controls Wiring - Kubota WG3800 and Deutz TD2.9L
- Base Controls Wiring - Deutz TCD2.2
- Engine Schematic - Deutz TD2.9L
- Engine Schematic - Deutz TCD2.2
- Engine Schematic - Kubota WG3800
- Engine Harness - Deutz TD2.9L
- Engine Harness - Deutz TCD2.2
- Engine Harness - Kubota WG3800
Section 4 – Troubleshooting Information37 topics
- Introduction
- Electrical System
- 4.2-1 All Controls are Inoperative
- 4.2-2 All Controls Inoperative if Equipped with Elevate/Trackunit Telematics
- 4.2-3 All Functions Inoperative from the Platform Control Console
- 4.2-4 All Functions Inoperative from the Base Control Console
- 4.2-5 Incorrect Functionality (drive speed slow, incorrect load zone, no boom down) due to Limit Switches
- 4.2-6 Missing Functions from the Base Control Console (Missing Input from the Base Controls)
- 4.2-7 Missing Functions from the Platform Control Console (Missing Input from the Platform Controls)
- 4.2-8 Missing Functions from the Base and Platform Control Consoles (Missing Output to Function Coils)
- Hydraulic System
- 4.3-1 All Controls Inoperative
- 4.3-2 All Boom Functions Inoperative
- 4.3-3 No Main Boom Up
- 4.3-4 No Main Boom Down
- 4.3-5 No Riser Boom Up
- 4.3-6 No Riser Boom Down
- 4.3-7 Riser Boom Down Jerky
- 4.3-8 No Turret Rotate Left
- 4.3-9 No Turret Rotate Right
- 4.3-10 No Boom Extend
- 4.3-11 No Boom Retract
- 4.3-14 No Platform Rotation Right
- 4.3-15 No Platform Rotation Left
- 4.3-16 Platform will not Level Down Manually
- 4.3-17 Platform will not Level Up Manually
- 4.3-18 Brake will not Release
- 4.3-19 Brake will not Engage
- 4.3-20 Differential Lock will not Engage
- 4.3-21 No Drive Forward or Reverse
- 4.3-22 No Forward Drive
- 4.3-23 No Reverse Drive
- 4.3-24 No High Speed Drive
- 4.3-25 No Right Steer
- 4.3-26 No Left Steer
- 4.3-27 Axle Will Not Oscillate
- 4.3-28 Axle Will Not Lock
Section 5 – Procedures99 topics
- Safety and Workmanship
- Machine control systems
- 5.2-1 Controller locations
- 5.2-2 Joystick pin reference
- 5.2-3 Zapi GC9033 I/O expander module pin reference (platform control box)
- 5.2-5 NVR display module (base control box)
- 5.2-4 NVR display - User interface keys
- 5.2-6 NVR display - Pin reference
- 5.2-7 NVR display - Machine info menus
- 5.2-8 NVR display - Tester menu
- 5.2-9 NVR display - Tester menu table A
- 5.2-10 NVR display - Tester menu table B
- 5.2-11 NVR display - Parameter menu
- 5.2-12 NVR display - Parameter table A
- 5.2-13 NVR display - Parameter table B
- 5.2-14 NVR display - Machine setup menu
- 5.2-15 NVR display - Machine setup table A
- 5.2-16 NVR display - Machine setup table B
- 5.2-17 NVR display - Machine setup table C
- 5.2-18 NVR display - Engine menu
- 5.2-19 NVR display - Engine table
- 5.2-20 NVR display - Load cell calibration
- 5.2-21 Drive speed tests
- 5.2-22 Adjust the drive speeds
- 5.2-23 TTC-510 (CM1) machine controller pin reference (base control box)
- 5.2-24 TTC-510 (CM1) machine controller error codes
- Platform
- 5.3-1 Replace the Load Cell
- Boom
- 5.4-1 Check the Wear Pads
- 5.4-2 Shim the Wear Pads
- 5.4-3 Rotary Actuator Bolt Torque Procedure
- Limit Switches
- 5.5-1 Limit Switch Locations and Trip Points
- 5.5-2 Replace the Direction Sensing Limit Switch LS1
- 5.5-3 Test the Direction Sensing Limit Switch LS1
- 5.5-4 Replace the Fly Boom Limit Switch LS2
- 5.5-5 Test the Fly Boom Limit Switch LS2
- 5.5-6 Replace the Main Boom Limit Switch LS3
- 5.5-7 Test the Main Boom Limit Switch LS3
- 5.5-8 Replace the Dual Load Zone Main Boom Limit Switch LS4
- 5.5-9 Test the Dual Load Zone Main Boom Limit Switch LS4
- 5.5-10 Replace the Dual Load Zone Fly Boom Limit Switch LS5
- 5.5-11 Test the Dual Load Zone Fly Boom Boom Limit Switch LS5
- 5.5-12 Replace the Riser Limit Switch LS6
- 5.5-13 Test the Riser Limit Switch LS6
- 5.5-14 Replace the Boom/Riser Interlock Limit Switch LS7
- 5.5-15 Test the Boom/Riser Interlock Limit Switch LS7
- Turret
- 5.6-1 Check and Replace the High Pressure Filter
- 5.6-2 Adjust the Turret Ring Gear Backlash
- 5.6-3 Check the Swing Drive Oil
- 5.6-4 Change the Swing Drive Oil
- 5.6-5 Ring Gear Bolt Torque Sequence
- 5.6-6 Check the Ring Gear for Axial Wear
- 5.6-7 Tilt Switch Operation
- 5.6-8 Set Up a New Tilt Switch
- 5.6-9 Reprogram an Existing Tilt Switch
- 5.6-10 Battery Replacement
- Deutz Diesel Engines
- 5.7-1 Replace the Engine Oil and Filter
- 5.7-2 Replace the Fuel Filter
- 5.7-3 Replace the Air Filter
- 5.7-4 Check the Engine Belt
- 5.7-5 Deutz TD2.9L Fault Codes
- 5.7-6 Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) and Standstill Regeneration - Deutz TCD2.2 Engine
- Hydraulic Tank
- 5.8-1 Change the Hydraulic Tank Filter
- 5.8-2 Change the Hydraulic Oil
- Manifolds and Hydraulic Pumps
- 5.9-1 Hydraulic Brake Pressure Adjustment
- 5.9-2 Hydraulic Standby Pressure Adjustment
- 5.9-3 Hydraulic High Pressure Adjustment
- 5.9-4 Hydraulic System Relief Valve Adjustment (RV1)
- 5.9-5 Turret Rotate Relief Valve Adjustment (RV2)
- 5.9-6 Platform Level Relief Valve Adjustment (RV3)
- 5.9-7 Riser Relief Valve Adjustment (RV4)
- 5.9-8 Main Boom Relief Valve Adjustment (RV5)
- 5.9-9 Fly Boom Relief Valve Adjustment (RV6)
- 5.9-10 Test Charge Pump Pressure on Drive Pump (RV7)
- 5.9-11 Test Forward Drive Pressure on Drive Pump
- 5.9-12 Test Reverse Drive Pressure on Drive Pump
- Axles
- 5.10-1 Change the Oil in the Axles
- 5.10-2 Check the Oil Level in the Torque Hubs
- 5.10-3 Change the Oil in the Torque Hubs
- 5.10-4 Check the Oil Level in the Axle Gearbox
- 5.10-5 Change the Oil in the Axle Gearbox
- 5.10-6 Brake Inspection
- 5.10-7 Oscillating Cylinder Bolt Replacement
- 5.10-8 Oscillating Cylinder Replacement
- 5.10-9 Bleed the Oscillating Axle Cylinders
- 5.10-10 Test the Oscillating Axle Cylinders
- 5.10-11 Axle U-Bolt Torque
- Grease Points
- 5.11-1 Grease the Turret Ring Gear
- 5.11-2 Grease the Turret Swing Drive
- 5.11-3 Grease the Axles
- 5.11-4 Grease the Drive Shaft
Inside this manual
Real pages from this service manual (313 pages). Open the sample pages (PDF, 797 KB)
- Specifications, page 35: Section 2 – Maintenance Tables and Diagrams
- Diagram, page 67: 3.22 Engine Interface Harness Schematic - Deutz TD2.9L
- Troubleshooting, page 87: Section 4 – Troubleshooting Information
- Color page, page 293: Section 5 – Procedures
- Color page, page 112: Machine control systems
- Foldout diagram (color), page 77: 24P-FEMALE
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