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Overview: Chapters
Chapter 1: Machine designation, manufacturer, serial number and measuring units
Chapter 2: Technical specifications Compaction rollers
Chapter 3: Operating elements & displays

Chapter 4: Options
Chapter 5: Maintenance
Chapter 6: Diesel engine and hydraulic system
Chapter 7: Drum drive and rear axle
Chapter 8: Antrieb vibration system
Chapter 9: Electrical system
Chapter 10: Steering system and articulated pendulum joint
Chapter 11: Towing
Overview: Chapters I Issue: 02-10

Table of contents
Chapter 1: Machine designation, manufacturer, serial number and measuring units
1.1 Machine designation, intended use and manufacturer ............................................................................................. 1-2
1.1.1 Manufacturer ......................................................................................................................................................... 1-2
1.1.1A Distributer ........................................................................................................................................................... 1-2
1.1.2 HR70C-9: Type plate and serial number ............................................................................................................... 1-3
1.1.3 HR110C-9/ HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Type plate and serial number ......... .............................................................. 1-4
1.1.4 Legal measuring units ........................................................................................................................................... 1-5
1.1.5 Tightening torques (in Nm) for screws & bolts ....................................................................................................... 1-6
Chapter 2: Technical specifications Compaction rollers
2.1 Technical specifications ............................................................................................................................................... 2-2

2.1.1 Operating data ....................................................................................................................................................... 2-2
2.1.2 HR70C-9: Dimensions ........................................................................................................................................... 2-4
2.1.3 HR110C-9/ HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Dimensions ..................................................................................................... 2-5
2.1.4 Roll-over protection system .................................................................................................................................... 2-6
Chapter 3: Operating elements & displays
3.1 Control elements and displays .................................................................................................................................... 3-2
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3.1.1 Displays on the dashboard .................................................................................................................................... 3-3
3.1.2 Dashboard: Displays related to roller operation .................................................................................................... 3-4
3.1.3 Steering column switches ...................................................................................................................................... 3-4
3.1.4 HR70C-9: Control lever (joystick) and panel of switches in the right armrest ....................................................... 3-5
3.1.5 HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9: Control lever (joystick) and panel of switches in the right armrest ................ 3-6
3.2 Compaction roller functions......................................................................................................................................... 3-7
3.2.1 HR70C-9: Functions of the hydraulic HA control ................................................................................................... 3-7
3.2.2 HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9: Functions of the hydraulic HA control ............................................................ 3-8
3.2.3 Maximum gradeability of the compaction rollers ................................................................................................... 3-9
Chapter 4: Options
4.1 Converting from a smooth roller drum to a pad foot roller drum (Optional feature) .............................................. 4-2
4.1.1 Mounting the pad foot segments on a smooth roller drum .................................................................................... 4-3
4.1.2 Mounting the pad foot segments ........................................................................................................................... 4-4
4.1.3 Mounting the scrapers for the pad foot roller drum ............................................................................................... 4-6
4.2 Compaction measurement system (Optional feature) ............................................................................................... 4-7
4.2.1 Variants of the compaction measurement system ................................................................................................. 4-8
4.2.2 Installing the sensors and connecting them to the compaction measurement system ......................................... 4-10
4.2.3 Installing the speed sensor at the axle .................................................................................................................. 4-11
4.2.4 Establishing the connections at the compaction measurement system ................................................................ 4-13
4.3 ECO Speed Function (Optional feature) ............................................................................................................... 4-14
4.3.1 Activating and deactivating the ECO Speed function ............................................................................................ 4-14
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4.3.2 Overview: Components of the ECO Speed system............................................................................................... 4-15
Chapter 5: Maintenance
5.1 Maintenance measures ................................................................................................................................................. 5-2
5.1.1 Safety instructions referring to maintenance work ................................................................................................. 5-2
5.1.2 Safety precautions to be taken prior to maintenance work ................................................................................... 5-3
5.1.3 HR70C-9: Maintenance overview ......................................................................................................................... 5-4
5.1.4 HR110C-9HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Maintenance overview ................................................................................... 5-5
5.1.5 Maintenance instructions referring to the initial operation ..................................................................................... 5-6
5.1.6 Instruction and demonstration at the machine ...................................................................................................... 5-7
5.1.7 Check list: 1st inspection after 50 operating hours ................................................................................................ 5-9
5.1.8 Table of lubricants................................................................................................................................................. 5-10
5.2 Maintenance work ........................................................................................................................................................ 5-11
5.2.1 Maintenance work related to the Diesel engine ................................................................................................... 5-11
5.2.2 Hydraulic system .................................................................................................................................................. 5-15
5.2.3 Rear axle .............................................................................................................................................................. 5-17
5.2.4 HR70C-9: Maintenance work at the drum drive ................................................................................................... 5-20
5.2.5 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Maintenance work at the drum drive ....... ...................................................... 5-21
5.2.6 Maintenance work at the vibration drive ............................................................................................................... 5-22
5.2.7 Maintenance work at the ventilation system ......................................................................................................... 5-23
5.2.8 Note regarding maintenance work related to the electrical installation ................................................................ 5-23
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5.2.9 HR70C-9: Perkins Diesel engine maintenance schedule ..........................................................................................5-24
5.2.10 HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9: Deutz Diesel engine maintenance schedule ............................................. 5-25
5.3 Tires at the rear axle..................................................................................................................................................... 5-26
5.3.1 Water filling in the tires of the rear axle ................................................................................................................ 5-26
5.3.2 Emptying the tires ................................................................................................................................................. 5-27
5.3.3 Filling procedure: Using the Hanauer Maus ....................................................................................................... 5-28
5.3.4 Checking the tire inflation pressure ...................................................................................................................... 5-29
5.3.5 Mounting the tires ................................................................................................................................................. 5-29
Chapter 6: Diesel engine and hydraulic system

6.1 Diesel engine ................................................................................................................................................................ 6-2
6.1.1 Technical specifications Diesel engine ................................................................................................................. 6-2
6.1.2 Maintenance overview Diesel engine ................................................................................................................... 6-2
6.2 Hydraulic system .......................................................................................................................................................... 6-3
6.2.1 Technical specifications hydraulic system ............................................................................................................ 6-3
6.2.2 Maintenance work hydraulic system..................................................................................................................... 6-3
6.2.3 Hydraulic circuit diagram: Entire hydraulic system HR70C-9 ............................................................................... 6-4
6.2.4 Hydraulic circuit diagram: Entire hydraulic system HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9 ......................................... 6-5
Chapter 7: Drum drive and rear axle

7.1 Drum and rear axle ....................................................................................................................................................... 7-2
7.1.1 Techncal specifications drum................................................................................................................................ 7- 2
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7.1.2 Technical specifications rear axle ........................................................................................................................ 7- 2
7.1.3 Overview: Drum ................................................................................................................................................... 7- 3
7.1.4 Overview Drive Hydraulics Drum HR70C-9HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9 ................................................... 7- 4
7.1.5 Overview Drive Hydraulics Rear Axle HR70C-9HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9 ........................................... 7- 5
7.1.6 HR70C-9: Drive unit - Sequence of functions ...................................................................................................... 7- 6
7.1.7 HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9: Drive unit - Sequence of functions............................................................... 7- 7
7.1.8 Trouble shooting: What to do if the compaction roller does not start .................................................................. 7- 8
7.1.9 Speeds, hydraulic measuring and adjustment values for compaction rollers ...................................................... 7-10
7.1.10 Overview: Asdjustments at the oil pressure pump of the drum drive ................................................................. 7-10
7.1.11 Overview: Adjustments at the oil pressure pump of the drum drive.................................................................... 7-11
7.2 Installing & dismantling the drum............................................................................................................................
7.2.1 Preparing the drum for repair work ....................................................................................................................... 7-13
7.2.1.1 Overview Drum .................................................................................................................................................. 7-14
7.2.2 Removing the drum .............................................................................................................................................. 7-17
7.2.3 Dismantling the drum............................................................................................................................................ 7-18
7.2.4 Removing the bearing .......................................................................................................................................... 7-20
7.2.5 Installing the bearing ............................................................................................................................................ 7-21
7.2.6 Assembling the drum ............................................................................................................................................ 7-23
7.2.7 Installing the drum ................................................................................................................................................ 7-27
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Chapter 8: Drive unit of the vibration system
8.1 Vibration system........................................................................................................................................................... 8- 2
8.1.1 Technical specifications ........................................................................................................................................ 8- 2
8.1.2 Overview: Vibration system ................................................................................................................................. 8- 3
8.1.3 Overview: Vibration hydraulics ............................................................................................................................ 8- 4
8.1.4 Sequence of functiosn - Vibration mode.............................................................................................................. 8- 5
8.1.5 Trouble shooting: What to do if the vibration does not start ................................................................................ 8- 6
8.2 Engine speeds, hydraulic measuring and default values...................................................................................... 8- 7
8.2.1 Overview: Measuring points of the vibration hydraulics and required operating conditions ................................. 8- 8
8.2.2 Overview: Adjustments at the oil pressure pump (vibration) ................................................................................ 8- 9
8.3 Using a sirometer ...................................................................................................................................................... 8-10
Chapter 9: Electrical system

9.1 Electrical system .......................................................................................................................................................... 9- 2
9.1.1 Maintenance work referring to the electrical system ............................................................................................ 9- 2
9.1.2 Overview: Electrical system HR70C-9 .................................................................................................................. 9- 3
9.1.3 Overview: Electrical system HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9 ............................................................................ 9- 4
9.1.4 Printed circuit board, fuses and relays ................................................................................................................. 9- 5
Electric circuit diagrams .................................................................................................................................................... 9-10
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Chapter 10: Steering system & Articulated pendulum joint
10.1 Steering system and articulated pendulum joint .................................................................................................... 10-2
10.2 Steering system .......................................................................................................................................................... 10-2
10.2.1 Technical specifications ...................................................................................................................................... 10-2
10.2.2 Overview: Steering hydraulics and components ................................................................................................ 10-3
10.3 Articulated pendulum joint ....................................................................................................................................... 10-4
10.3.1 Installing and dismantling the articulated pendulum joint ................................................................................... 10-5
Kapitel 11: Towing the compaction roller

11.1 Towing the compaction roller .................................................................................................................................... 11- 2
11.1.1 Safety instructions referring to towing the compaction roller .............................................................................. 11- 2
11.1.2 Precautionary measures to be taken prior to towing .......................................................................................... 11- 3
11.1.3 Carrying out the towing process ......................................................................................................................... 11- 4
11.1.4 After the towing process ..................................................................................................................................... 11- 5
Table of contents VIII Issue: 02-10

Chapter 1
Machine designation,
manufacturer, serial number and
measuring units
Contents
This chapter provides you with information about:
the machine type, the manufacturer and
the serial number & the type plate
measuring units and conversion tables
1.1 Machine designation, intended use and manufacturer
Designation: Types:
HYUNDAI compaction roller HR70C-9HR110C-9HR120C-9HR140C-9
Purpose of use:
The HYUNDAI compaction rollers serve to compact soil.
Intended use:
The HYUNDAI compaction roller may only be used for the purposes and work
mentioned in the operating manual. Any other use of the machine for further
purposes is considered as misuse and is not permitted.
1.1.1 Manufacturer Name of manufacturer:

ATLAS WEYHAUSEN
F. Weyhausen GmbH & Co. KG
Maschinenfabrik
Address:
27793 Wildeshausen, Visbeker Strae 35 (Germany)
Contact:
Phone: +49 (0) 4431 981 - 0
Fax: +49 (0) 4431 981 - 139
E-Mail: info@f-weyhausen.de
Web: www.atlaswalzen.com
1.1.1A Distributor
Distributor, Adderss
Hyundai Heavy Industries co., Ltd.
1000, Bangeojin sunhwan-doro, Dong-Gu,
Ulsan, 682-792, Korea
1.1.2 HR70C-9: Type plate and serial number
Type plate labelling

2501 XXXX 123456
1
The serial number (1) features reference numbers X in order to identify spe-
cific equipment, the serial number (1) and the drum type. The serial number
can be found on the type plate (2) on the right side below the cabin.
In addition, it has been punched into the basic frame.
Serial number key:
2
2501 XXXX 123456 B1 B2
Type: Current serial number
HR70C-9 1
Type plate cabin Smooth drum
Engine output:
Pad foot drum
61.5 kW 1
2200 min-1
2-stage drive:
HA Standard 1
Cabin
Standard 0
Canopy 1
Machine designation 1-3 Issue: 02-10

1.1.3 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Type plate and serial number
Type plate labelling

2601 XXXX 123456
1
The serial number (1) features reference numbers X in order to identify spe-
cific equipment, the serial number (1) and the drum type. The serial number
can be found on the type plate (2) on the right side below the cabin.
In addition, it has been punched into the basic frame.
Serial number key:
2
2601 XXXX 123456 B1 B2
Type: Current serial number

HR110C-9 1
HR120C-9 2
Type plate cabin HR140C-9 4
Smooth drum
Engine output:
96 kW 2200 min-1 1
Pad foot drum
103 kW 2400 min-1 2
4-stage drive:
HA Standard 1
HA & ECO 2
Cabin
Standard 0
Canopy 1

1.1.4 Legal measuring units
Measuring Metric Inch

system:
25.40 mm 1 in (inch)
1 kg 2.205 lbs
9.81 Nm (1 kpm) 7.233 lbf x ft (pound-force foot)
1.356 Nm (0.138 kpm) 1 lbf x ft (pound-force foot)
1 kg / cm 5.560 lbs
1 bar (1.02 kp/cm2) 14.233 psi (pound-force per square inch lb/in2)
0.070 bar (0.071 kp/cm2) 1 psi (lb/in2)
1 liter 0.264 Gallon (Imp.) / 0.220 Gallon (US)
3.785 liters 1 Gallon (US)
4.456 liters 1 Gallon (Imp.)
1609.344 m 1 mile
0 C (Celsius) + 32 F (Fahrenheit) / 273.15 Kelvin

1.1.5 Tightening torques (in Nm) for screws & bolts
Standard metric ISO thread DIN 13, sheet 13

Dimensions 8.8 10.9 12.9
M4 2.8 4.1 4.8
M5 5.5 8.1 9.5
M6 9.5 14 16.5
M7 15 23 28
M8 23 34 40
M10 46 68 79
M12 79 115 135
M14 125 185 215
M16 195 280 330
M18 280 390 460
M20 390 560 650
M22 530 750 880
M24 670 960 1100
M27 1000 1400 1650
M30 1350 1900 2250
M33 1850 2600 3000
M36 2350 3300 3900
M39 3000 4300 5100
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Standard metric ISO thread DIN 13, sheet 13
Dimensions 8.8 10.9 12.9
M 8x1 24 36 43
M 9x1 36 53 62
M10 x 1 52 76 89
M10 x 1.25 49 72 84
M12 x 1.25 87 125 150
M12 x 1.5 83 120 145
M12 x 1.5 135 200 235
M14 x 1.5 205 300 360
M16 x 1.5 310 440 520
M18 x 1.5 290 420 490
M20 x 1.5 430 620 720
M22 x 1.5 580 820 960
M24 x 1.5 760 1100 1250
M24 x 2 730 1050 1200
M27 x 1.5 1100 1600 1850
M27 x 2 1050 1500 1800
M30 x 1.5 1550 2200 2550
M30 x 2 1500 2100 2500
M33 x 1.5 2050 2900 3400
M33 x 2 2000 2800 3300
M36 x 1.5 2700 3800 4450
M36 x 3 2500 3500 4100
M39 x 1.5 3450 4900 5700
M39 x 3 3200 4600 5300
NOTE!
i Friction coefficient: total = 0.12 for screws and nuts without post-treatment as well as phosphated nuts. Tighten by hand!
Machine designation 1- 7 Issue: 02-10

Chapter 2
Technical specifications
Compaction rollers
Contents
the technical specifications of the compaction rollers
and the Diesel engines
their dimensions
the fill levels of the fluids and lubricants
2.1 Technical specifications
2.1.1 Operating data
with smooth drum HR70-9 HR110-9 HR120-9 HR140-9
General data:
Service weight 7100 kg 11200 kg 12000 kg 13900 kg
Axle load, front 3800 kg 6100 kg 6900 kg 8000 kg
Axle load, rear 3300 kg 5100 kg 5100 kg 5900 kg
Compaction performance:
Static linear load 22.40 kg/cm 29.00 kg/cm 32.80 kg/cm 38.00 kg/cm
Amplitude high / low 1.8 / 0.8 mm 1.8 / 0.8 mm 1.8 / 0.6 mm 1.9 / 0.7 mm
Frequency at high / low amplitude 30 / 40 Hz 30 / 38 Hz 30 / 40 Hz 30 / 40 Hz
Centrifugal force at high / low ampl. 120 / 90 kN 220 / 150 kN 240 / 140 kN 280 / 180
Drum:
Drum width 1700 mm 2100 mm 2100 mm 2100 mm
Drum diameter 1250 mm 1500 mm 1500 mm 1500 mm
Drum thickness 20 mm 25 mm 30 mm 30 mm
Drive / Transmission:
Speed 0-10 km/h 0-12.5 km/h 0-12.5 km/h 0-12.5 km/h
Angular movement +/- 12 +/- 12 +/- 12 +/- 12
Gradeability with / without vibration 45% / 50% 43% / 48% 45% / 48% 40% / 45%
Noise level:
Sound power level LWA 106 dB 106 dB 106 dB 106 dB
Technical specifications 2-2 Issue: 02-10

with pad foot drum HR70C-9 HR110C-9 HR120C-9 HR140C-9
General data:
Static linear load / / / /
Drum:
Noise level:

with pad foot drum HR70C-9 HR110C-9 HR120C-9 HR140C-9
General data:
Static linear load / / / /
Drum:
Noise level:

2.1.2 HR70C-9: Dimensions
HR70C-9 smooth drum pad foot drum

A 2720 mm 2720 mm
B 1850 mm 1850 mm
W
D 375 mm 375 mm
R1
H 2723 mm 2728 mm
H1 1250 mm 1140 mm

W1 L 5032 mm 5032 mm
B R 3900 mm 3900 mm
R R1 5600 mm 5600 mm
W 1700 mm 1700 mm
W1 1700 mm 1700 mm
+ / - 30 + / - 30
H1

2.1.3 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Dimensions
HR110C-9/120C-9/140C-9 smooth drum pad foot drum

A 3195 mm 3195 mm
B 2270 mm 2270 mm
W
D 490 mm 490 mm
R1
H 2920 mm 2920 mm
H1 1500 mm 1390 mm

W1 L 5757 mm 5757 mm
B R 4860 mm 4860 mm
R R1 7015 mm 7015 mm
W 2090 mm 2090 mm
W1 2100 mm 2100 mm
+ / - 30 + / - 30
H1

Tires
Standard... HR70C-9 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9
...with smooth drum 16.9 - 24 23.1 - 26
...with pad foot drum 16.9 - 24 TR 23.1 - 26 TR
Fill levels
HR70C-9 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9
Fuel tank (in liters) 167 l 300 l
Hydraulic oil tank (in liters) 68 l 106 l
Diesel engine
HR70C-9 HR110C-9 HR120C-9 HR140C-9
Make Perkins 1104C-44 Deutz TCD 2012 L4
Nominal output (kW / HP) 61.5 / 84 96 / 130 96 / 13 103 / 140
Speed
HR70C-9 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9
Speed (km/h) 0 - 10 0 - 12.5
2.1.4 Roll-over protection system

The cabin of the compaction roller corresponds to the stipulations of standard ISO 3471 (1994). It has
been tested in accordance with the currently valid acceptance test specifications for roll-over protection
systems (ROPS) and a ROPS authorization has been issued.
CAUTION!
Any modifications of the cabin are permitted only after a written form of approval has been
issued by F. Weyhausen within the scope of the certification tests. Otherwise, the ROPS
certifi cate loses its validity. No liability will be assumed for any modifications of the cabin
(drilling/welding) carried out without prior explicit approval of the manufacturer!

Chapter 3
Operating elements & displays
Contents
the layout of the control elements & displays
the functions of the control levers
switches and circuitries referring to roller operation
3.1 Control elements and displays

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HR70C-9
HR110/120/140C-9
Control elements & displays 3-2 Issue: 02-10

3.1.1 Displays on the dashboard
Symbol Function Description

Forward motion Light indicates forward motion
Reverse motion Light indicates reverse motion
ECO Speed Activation of the ECO Speed mode

(Optional feature)
Activation of the parking brake. Diesel engine can only be started with the
Parking brake parking brake applied (activated)
LED (yellow) indicates preheating process of the Diesel engine (ignition

Preheat lock position I) and goes out as soon as the required starting temperature
has been reached
Charge control Lights up on starting the Diesel engine but has to go out as soon as it has
started
Brake pressure Light warns of an insufficient hydraulic oil pressure of the brake system
Diesel engine If this symbol lights up, stop the compaction roller and let the Diesel engine
oil temperature idle until the engine oil has cooled down!
Diesel engine If this symbol lights up during roller operation, immediately stop the Diesel
oil pressure engine and turn it off!
Coolant level Light warns of an insufficient coolant level in the cooling circuit
Diesel engine
Dual display If the corresponding display lights up, determine the cause and clean or
Accumulation of replace the filter
dirt: fuel filter / air
filter

3.1.2 Dashboard: Displays related to roller operation
Light indicates that a high amplitude has been set by
High Amplitude means of the selector switch on the panel of switches next
to the control lever
Light indicates that a low amplitude has been set by

Low Amplitude means of the selector switch on the panel of switches next
to the control lever
Light indicates that overmodulation of the hydraulic engine

Drum drive at the drum has been activated by means of the switch on
the panel of switches next to the control lever.
Light indicates that overmodulation of the hydraulic engine

Rear axle drive at the rear axle has been activated by means of the
switch on the panel of switches next to the control lever.
3.1.3 Steering column switches

Parking brake Activates / deactivates the parking brake (1).
3
Horn Rocker switch for the horn (2).
Functions: Ignition off

Ignition lock Ignition on
Engine start
1 In an emergency which calls for an immediate stop of the
2 Emergency stop push-button compaction roller, push the emergency stop push-button
(3).

3.1.4 HR70C-9: Control lever (joystick) and panel of switches in the right armrest
Function Description
Control lever (Joystick) The joystick in the right armrest serves to control the
functions related to roller operation.
Joystick moved forwards: Foward travel
Joystick moved backwards: Reverse travel
Button on the joystick The button serves to activate / deactivate vibration

(on / off)
Central (middle) position (0) = Vibration off

Selector switch Rear pressed down (KA)
0
vibration mode = Surface compaction (low amplitude)
KA
GA
(soil compaction) Front pressed down (GA)
= Deep compaction (high amplitude)
Serves to activate or deactivate the 2nd roller operation
Selector switch stage (the availability of this option depends on the specific
Diesel engine speed type)
Front pressed down (Rabbit)
= 1st stage: vibration mode
Rear pressed down (Turtle)
= 2nd stage: vibration & drive mode
Overmodulation Overmodulation drum drive on / off

(HA control)

3.1.5 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Control lever (joystick) and panel of switches in the right armrest
Function Description
Control lever (joystick) The joystick in the right armrest serves to control the
Red functions regarding roller operation.
Yellow 1.1 Move the joystick forwards for forward motion.
Move the joystick backwards for reverse motion.
The colors and the ergonomic design of the joystick

Joystick buttons buttons render it particularly easy to activate a number of
2.2 functions:
green = Neutral position (Diesel engine idle speed)
Blue blue = drive mode
Green red = drive & work mode
yellow = ECO Speed (if this optional feature is not availa-
ble for your machine, actuation of this button just reduces
the Diesel engine speed; working is not possible)
For information on ECO Speed, see chapter Options.
The red (vibration on/off) button (1.1) can be found on the
front side of the joystick.
Central (middle) position (0) = Vibration off
Selector switch Rear pressed down (KA)
vibration mode = Surface compaction (low amplitude)
0
Front pressed down (GA)
KA
GA
= Deep compaction (high amplitude)
2.3 Overmodulation Overmodulation hydraulic motor drum On / Off (2.2)

(HA Control) Overmodulation hydraulic motor rear axle On / Off (2.3)

3.2 Compaction roller functions
3.2.1 HR70C-9: Functions of the hydraulic HA control
The hydraulic HA control serves to operate the compaction roller on level grounds or on slopes, either
with or without vibration.
Notes on the hydraulic HA control
i
NOTE!
Overview: Benefits of the hydraulic HA control
Automatic adjustment of the traction drive to different types of soil
No intervention on the part of the driver required.
Ideal adaptation to any type of ground, maximum traction on the axle.
Continuous traction control at the axle.
Deactivating the HA control

By means of the HA control, traction drive gliding and spinning of the drums can be prevented...
... whenever driving the compaction roller across heavy terrain causes the drums or/and the wheels
to sink into the ground or
... whenever slopes (inclinations) cause an increase in the tractive resistance
If slippery grounds or extreme inclinations make driving the compaction roller impossible, the HA
control reduces the engine speed until the machine comes to a stop.
2.2
In certain situations, overmodulation of the HA control may be required, e.g.
when starting the compaction roller with the drum/wheels sunk into the ground or
while driving at a carefully set speed.
In order to do so, actuate the corresponding switch (2.2) to deactivate the HA control at the drum. The
maximum driving torque is established at the roller drum.
WARNING!
If, even with the overmodulation activated, the required thrust cannot be established, do
not continue operation on the slope in question and back up.
HA control 3-7 Issue: 02-10

3.2.2 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Functions of the hydraulic HA control
The hydraulic HA control serves to operate the compaction roller on level grounds or on slopes, either
with or without vibration.
Notes on the hydraulic HA control
i
NOTE!
Overview: Benefits of the hydraulic HA control
Automatic adjustment of the traction drive to different types of soil
No intervention on the part of the driver required.
Ideal adaptation to any type of ground, maximum traction on the axle.
Continuous traction control at the axle.
Deactivating the HA control

By means of the HA control, traction drive gliding and spinning of the drums can be prevented...
... whenever driving the compaction roller across heavy terrain causes the drums or/and the wheels
to sink into the ground or
... whenever slopes (inclinations) cause an increase in the tractive resistance
If slippery grounds or extreme inclinations make driving the compaction roller impossible, the HA
control reduces the engine speed until the machine comes to a stop.
2.2
In certain situations, overmodulation of the HA control may be required, e.g.
when starting the compaction roller with the drum/wheels sunk into the ground or
while driving at a carefully set speed.
2.3
In order to do so, actuate the corresponding switches (2.2 for overmodulation of the drum or 2.3 for
overmodulation of the rear axle) to deactivate the HA control. The maximum driving torque is
established at the roller drum.
WARNING!
If, even with the overmodulation activated, the required thrust cannot be established, do
not continue operation on the slope in question and back up.
HA Control 3-8 Issue: 02-10

3.2.3 Maximum gradeability of the compaction rollers
Degree%
Type with compaction, in % without compaction, in %
HR70C-9 45 50
e
in
cl
in
Inclination ratio
HR110C-9 43 48
Slope
e
in
HR120C-9 45 48
cl
de
HR140C-9 40 45
See table on the left for information on the % / degree gradeability ratio.
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Chapter 4
Options
Contents
conversion from a smooth to a pad foot roller drum
converting and adjusting the scrapers
benefits and installation of a compaction
measurement system
ECO Speed
4.1 Converting from a smooth roller drum to a pad foot roller drum (Optional feature)
Safety instructions referring to work with the compaction roller
i
NOTE!
1 Obligation to inform yourself!
Inform yourself of all issues related to the operation of the compaction roller.
In order to carry out the conversion from smooth roller drum to pad foot roller drum, a
crane disposing of a minimum lifting capacity of 8 tons is required.
Converting from a smooth roller drum to a pad foot roller drum

In order to operate the compaction roller with a pad foot drum (1), you can order a retrofit kit containing
three pad foot segments as an optional feature from the manufacturer.
Labeling of the pad foot segments

Each of the three pad foot segments (2) is individually labeled next to the split pad feet (3)
i
NOTE!
In order to mount the 3 pad foot segments on a smooth roller drum, observing the
following instructions is of vital importance!
Make sure you maintain the correct sequence!
Pay close attention to the labeling (3) of the segments (2) and the correlation of the
serial numbers.
Only the corresponding segments (2) and identical serial numbers match up for this
particular compaction roller.
3
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4.1.1 Mounting the pad foot segments on a smooth roller drum
Dismantling the attached parts of the smooth roller drum

4
Prior to starting work, put struts under the roller frame to support it.
Remove the front and rear scrapers (4) from the smooth roller drum (5).
5 Make sure the roller frame is securely fastened by appropriate tie-down equipment (6) before
lifting it by means of a crane. The lifting height is sufficient if a pad foot segment can be placed
under the smooth roller drum (5).
Use a high pressure washer to clean the smooth roller drum (5).
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4.1.2 Mounting the pad foot segments
Use a crane to lift the first segment ( 2.1) at the lifting lug (7) and to place it onto a transport vehicle
2.1 2.2 at the lifting lugs. Drive the transport vehicle under the smooth roller drum (5), put down the
7 2.3 segment (2.1) and adjust its position. Lower the roller frame by means of the crane and place the
smooth roller drum (5) on the segment (2.1). Remove the tie-down equipment.
Advance the compaction roller until the smooth roller drum (5) rests only on the rear edge (8) of the
first segment (2).
Lift the second segment (2.2) at the lifting lug (7). Place it on the top of the smooth roller drum (5),
adjust it and connect it to the first segment (2.1) by bolting them together at the junctions (9).
Use clamps (10) to attach the loose edge of the second segment to the smooth roller drum (5).
5 Make sure there is enough space between the mounted segments and the roller frame.
8
2
10
9 10 5
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2.2 Back up the compaction roller until the bare part of the surface of the smooth drum (5) points
upward, rendering it possible to mount the third segment (2.3).
Attach the third segment (2.3). Connect it to the first (2.1) and the second segment (2.2) by bolting
9 them together at the junctions (9).
Tighten all screws at the junctions evenly (9) along the entire width of the roller (B).
5
Repeatedly drive the compaction roller forward and backward so the segment junctions point
2.3 upward.
9.1
Check all screw connections at the junctions (9) and tighten them.
Tightening torques:
195 Nm for HR70C-9
660 Nm for H110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9
10
10
9
10
2.1
5
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4.1.3 Mounting the scrapers for the pad foot roller drum
Install the corresponding pad foot scrapers (11) in order to use the drum as a pad foot roller (6).
11
Checking the segment connections
i
NOTE!
After approx. 10 hours of operation, check all screws at the segment connections
again (9). If necessary, tighten them.
Tightening torques:
195 Nm for HR70C-9
660 Nm for H110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9.
6 11
11
6
11
4.2 Compaction measurement system (optional feature)
If your compaction roller is equipped with a compaction measurement device (optional feature), the
oscillation and acceleration of the drum are measured. The respective values are established by a
sensor (1) and forwarded to a computer (2).
The computer transfers the values to a display in the cabin. The representation on the display
1 enables the driver to inform him-/herself of the current values concerning the degree of compaction
and vibration at all times.
i
NOTE!
The compaction measurement system establishes values and provides information on
the degree of compaction.
It does not interfere with the operational processes of the compaction roller.
1 Sensor at the drum

2 Compaction measurement system with documentation (data storage).
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4.2.1 Variants of the compaction measurement system
Compaction measurement system with documentation (display, recording & data storage):
In addition to displaying the current information regarding vibration and compaction, this type of
2
measurement system (2) is able to gather, record and save all the respective information available,
once operation of the vehicle has started.
The memory capacity allows you to record approx. a weeks (i.e. 40 hours) operation data at
construction sites.
The data is recorded per track, which ensures reliable recordings even for complex construction
measures and intricate maneuvering.
The data thus retrieved can be transferred to a personal computer and evaluated by means of the
corresponding software.
i
NOTE!
From an economic point of view, the most relevant advantages of compaction
measurement with storage function are: quality enhancement of the operation as a result
of controlled compaction and the comprehensible documentation of the compaction
results both for the building contractor and the client.
Analysis and evaluation of the data:

The data of the entire construction project can be graphically displayed and printed as an overview.
Areas of the image that contain values which are smaller than a set default value are marked in red.
The overview can be gradually enlarged in order to represent certain parts in greater detail.
Not only can each compaction roller track be marked separately, but it is possible to display and
print the individual tracks as line diagrams.
With the aid of a movable cursor, the compaction results achieved by different tracks and passes
can be compared.
The compaction values can easily be calibrated with the results of selective standard test runs.

Compaction measurement system with digital display:
3 An easy-to-install measurement system (3, with digital display only, no documentation) which serves to
inform the driver of the degree of soil compaction.
The display with track and pressure function shows the relative degree of compaction of the soil while it
is being compacted by the vibration roller drum.
The Display:
Informs you of the current compaction result (BIG mode) as well as the compaction
process, with the present position of the roller drum in the track and its relation to the default
compaction value (TRACK mode).
A zoom function serves to gradually enlarge the display of smaller values.
The relative degree of compaction:
The more the soil is compacted, the higher the respective value.
As soon as a sufficient degree of compaction has been reached, it appears as a stable/ xed value
(bar graph and numerical value).
Jump:
Warning (bar graph and numerical value): Operation on soil which has been compacted too much
can cause the vehicle to jump and result in material damage.
Amplitude:
Vertical oscillation of the drum in mm.
Frequency:
Current frequency of the vibration system in Hz.
Speed:
Display in km/h
Track:
Display of the compaction process per track, the current position (in m) and the default value
(shown as a dashed line).

4.2.2 Installing the sensors and connecting them to the compaction measurement system
Installing the sensor at the roller drum:
HR70C-9:
Weld the sensor bracket onto the center of the side plate (distance between the top holes: 10 mm).
1
Screw on the sensor (1); fix it by means of Loctite 243. The arrow on the sensor (1) must
1 point upwards.
HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9:
Install vertically, above the center of the axle, threaded holes M6 (distance to the upper edge:
HR70C-9 HR110/120/140C-9 18 mm, distance between the drill holes: 84 mm).
Screw on the sensor (1); fix it by means of Loctite 243. The arrow on the sensor (1) must
point upwards.
Laying the sensor wiring to the cabin:
Lay the sensor cables (4) along the hydraulic hoses and into the cabin from below.
4
Attach the sensor cable to the compaction measurement system at the upper connection.
The power supply cable of the middle connection at the compaction measurement system needs to lead
into the side console of the cabin.
Establish the plug connection (5) for the power supply.
5
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4.2.3 Installing the speed sensor at the axle
Compaction roller HR70C-9:

HR110/120/140C-9 Installation of a speed sensor is not possible for HR70C-9.
Compaction
roller HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9:
6 For compaction roller types HR110-9, HR120-9 and HR140C-9, the speed sensor (6)
is to be installed at the axle, at the speed connection.
WARNING!
Prior to screwing in the speed sensor, check whether a tappet (7) of the engine
speed disk in the axle is positioned right in front of the drill hole of the speed sensor
(6).
If you insert the speed sensor too far, it might collide with the tappet (7)!
7
6

Adjusting the speed sensor:
Screw the speed sensor (6, without the plug) into the threaded hole until its surface touches the
tappet (7).
Rotate the speed sensor (6) in the opposite direction by half a turn.
Keep turning the speed sensor until the milled groove B is parallel to the running direction.
Use a counter nut to lock the speed sensor (6) in this position.
Lay the sensor cable and connect it to the plug (8) in the engine compartment.
6
7
B
M13
0.5 - 1.5 mm

4.2.4 Establishing the connections at the compaction measurement system
The connections at the compaction measurement system (2,3) are established by means of plug
adapters (9).
Be sure to allocate them properly.
Drum sensor
connection
Power supply
connection
Printer or PC
connection with
corresponding
software

4.3 ECO Speed function (optional feature)
With the ECO Speed function, the compaction roller can be operated at a reduced Diesel engine speed
while the compaction frequency remains at the previously set level.
4.3.1 Activating and deactivating the ECO Speed function
Switch Function Description

Button ECO Speed (1.5)
1.5
ECO Speed With the ECO Speed function, the compaction
(Optional feature, not frequency remains constant while the Diesel engine
available in all machines) speed is reduced.
Activate this function by pushing the ECO Speed (1.5)
button.
The Diesel engine speed is reduced by 400 min-1.
The frequency of the activated vibration remains at a
constant level.
Actuate the button ECO Speed (1.5) again to
deactivate the function.
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4.3.2 Overview: Components of the ECO Speed system
The ECO Speed system is composed of the following elements:
1
2 1 Vibration pump with proportional solenoids
2 Control unit in the cabin
3 Printed circuit board
4 Additional cable set (order no. ZGBR-00746)
Printed circuit board / control unit ECO Speed (not shown)
5 Rexroth control box
3
5
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Chapter 5
Maintenance
Contents
the required service and maintenance work
filling the tires
checking the tire inflation pressure
changing the tires
5.1 Maintenance measures
5.1.1 Safety instructions referring to maintenance work
WARNING!
Obligation to inform yourself!
Be sure to take all safety precautions and to observe all instructions regarding
the operation of the compaction roller when carrying out maintenance work!
WARNING!
Read the safety instructions and warnings in the operating and maintenance
manual before starting any maintenance work and follow them!
Do not activate!
Maintenance work
in progress! WARNING!
Use signs and warning notices to point out that maintenance work is being
carried out.
WARNING!
Prevent the compaction roller from unintentionally starting by removing the
ignition key from the ignition lock.
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5.1.2 Safety precautions to be taken prior to maintenance work
Securing the compaction roller before taking any maintenance measures:
Stop the Diesel engine and secure it against unintentional activation by pulling out the ignition
1 2 3 key.
Activate (apply) the parking brake.

Secure the wheels at the rear axle by means of wheel chocks.
In case the maintenance work needs to be carried out in the work zone, be sure to create
a safe working environment.
Ensure the compaction roller`s stability.
Protect the work area against moisture and dirt.
Check whether the hydraulic system is depressurized.
For work at the roller drum, the drum frame or the steering system, always insert the
anti-buckling device (1) between the drum frame and the rear end and secure it (2).
Use only tools that are mentioned and recommended in the operating and maintenance
manual.
After completing the maintenance work:
Ascertain that the compaction roller is in a safe operating condition.

Check the hydraulic system of the compaction roller for leaks after starting it.
Test the roller functions
Do not resume operation of the compaction roller before thoroughly checking the vehicle.
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5.1.3 HR70C-9: Maintenance overview
1
1 Engine compartment
2 Diesel engine
3 Hydraulic pump assembly
4 Battery
2 5 Hydraulic tank
6 Vibration drive
7 Drum drive
3
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5.1.4 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Maintenance overview
1 Engine compartment
1
2 Diesel engine
3 Hydraulic pump assembly
4 Battery
5 Hydraulic tank
5
6 Vibration drive
2 7 Drum drive
4
3
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5.1.5 Maintenance instructions referring to the initial operation
Delivery receipt:
NOTE!
i Make sure all checks and maintenance measures required for the initial
operation are carried out in the presence of the customer and his/her staff.
Obtain a written confirmation.
Ascertain the completeness of the delivery (incl. all accessories & the documentation).
Make a note of any damage found.
Refer to the chapter Note of delivery and verification of inspections in the operating
manual for information on the default maintenance intervals and maintenance certificates.
Testing the operating state of the vehicle:
NOTE!
i Carry out the maintenance work described below in the presence of the
operating staff (i.e. the driver) and the service staff of the customer. Refer to
the corresponding sections of the operating and maintenance manual.
Checking the fill levels: Check whether the following fill levels correspond to the required levels as stated in the
maintenance manual:
Engine oil level
Hydraulic oil level
Fill level in the drum drive
Fill level in the vibration drive
Checking the tire inflation pressure
Screw connections: Check all screw connections
Use a a torque wrench to tighten the wheel nuts (tightening torque: 500 Nm).
Hydraulic system: Check the hydraulic hoses and screw connections for leaks.
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5.1.6 Instruction and demonstration at the machine
NOTE!
i Perform the instruction in the presence of the operating staff (i.e. the driver) and the
service staff of the customer. Make sure that it is understood and that the indivi-
duals in question will read and comprehend the operating & maintenance manual .
Vehicle documents and operating manual: Hand out the documents related to the machine and point out their importance.
Explain the structure and the contents of the operating and maintenance manual.
Be sure to refer to the safety instructions and stress the importance of observing them.
Explain the operation and the functions of the compaction roller, based on the
instructions in the operating and maintenance manual.
NOTE!
i Bear in mind that, after your initial instruction and demonstration, the operating
& maintenance manual will be the only resource for obtaining information on the
operation of the vehicle.
Operating elements and displays (cabin): When giving the operation staff instructions related to the driver`s compartment, adhere to the
sequence provided by the operating and maintenance manual:
Begin by explaining the adjustment of the driver`s seat.
Explain the functions of the switches, the buttons and the symbols of the dashboard
and the steering column.
Provide information on the joystick buttons and the corresponding symbols on the
dashboard.
Point out the connections between certain functions, e.g. the parking brake and
engine start.
Functions of the control lever for work with the compaction roller.
Point to the specifications of the required hydraulic - , gear- and engine oil types.
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Working with the machine: Soil compaction options
Vibration modes
Roller drum types
Operation on slopes
Driving the machine: Transporting the compaction roller.
Refer to the corresponding instructions in the operating and maintenance manual

when explaining the towing process.
Maintenance work: Filling the tires with water.
Checking the tire inflation pressure.
After the initial operation and demonstration, eliminate any leaks and check the
functions of the brake system and the electrical equipment.
Provide information on maintenance measures and intervals. Point out that the use if
supplies and substances other than the ones approved by the manufacturer inevitably
leads to the immediate expiry of the warranty.
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5.1.7 Check list 1st inspection after 50 operating hours
Diesel engine:
NOTE!
i In addition to the measures stated here, refer to the operating manual of the
Diesel engine manufacturer and observe the instructions.
Checking the fill levels: Check the engine oil level.

Check the hydraulic oil level.
Check the fill levels of the wheel drives at the rear axle.
Check the fill level in the housing of the rear axle.
Replace the breathers of the rear axle.
Check the oil level at the vibration drive.
Check the tire inflation pressure and the water level in the tires.
Screw connections: Check the screw connections of the engine mounting at the Diesel engine.
HR70C-9: Tighten the connecting bolts basic frame / rear axle (600 Nm)
HR110/120/140C-9: Tighten the screw connections at the rear axle (550 Nm)
Tighten the screw connections at the articulated pendulum joint.
Check all other screw connections (see operating and maintenance manual for
information on further tightening torques)
Diesel engine: Replace the air filter cartridge of the Diesel engine. Clean the air filter housing, if
necessary.
Tighten the fastening screws of the air intake system.
Tighten the fastening screws of the exhaust system/muffler.
Follow the instructions in the operating manual of the Diesel engine manufacturer in
order to carry out any maintenance work related to the Diesel engine!
Hydraulic system: Replace the oil filter cartridge at the pump assembly.
Check all hydraulic hoses and screw connections for leaks.
Check the ventilation filter at the hydraulic tank.
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5.1.8 Table of lubricants
Greasing point Lubricant Viscosity Equivalent standard

Diesel engine API classification SAE 10 W
Arctic climate CG 4/CH 4 SAE 20 W - 20
Temperate climate SAE 30
Tropical climate SAE 40
All climes SAE 15 W - 40 New machine
Hydraulic oil ATLAS Spezial 46 New machine
ISO VG 32 Pay particular attention to the
ISO VG 46 specifications referring to ope-
ISO VG 68 ration with temperatures below
0 C. Be sure to preheat the
hydraulic oil sufficiently.
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5.2 Maintenance work
5.2.1 Maintenance work related to the Diesel engine
Illustration Maintenance work: Fuel system
Weekly or at intervals of 100 operating hours:
Check the fuel-water separator:
1
The fuel-water separator (1) is attached to the stiffener wall of the cabin.
2 Open the engine hood.
Drain the fuel-water separator (1) via the drain screw below the separator.
HR70C-9 50 operating hours after the initial operation and subsequently,

at intervals of 500 operating hours or annually
Den Kraftstoff-Vor lter berprfen und austauschen:
At intervals of 500 operating hours or once every 12 months, replace the filter cartridges of the preliminary fuel
filters (2).
3
HR110/120/140C-9 HR70C-9: Open the engine hood.
HR110/120/140C-9: Open the cover (3) with the ventilation grills (on the right, in the direction of motion).
2
1 In order to collect the leaking oil, place on oilpan under the fuel filter.
Screw off both filter housings (cartridges) and dispose of them in an eco-friendly way, in accordance with waste
disposal key 150299 (EU).
Slightly lubricate the sealing surfaces of the new filter cartridges.
Attach the filter cartridges. Screw them on by hand.
Let the Diesel engine turn via the starter.
Open the fuel ventilation plug and ventilate the fuel system. For a detailled description of the ventilation
procedure, refer to the Perkins (for engine type 1104 C-44) or Deutz operating manuals (for engine type TCD
2012 L4).
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Illustration Maintenance work: Engine oil system
50 operating hours after the initial operation and subsequently,
HR70C-9
at intervals of 500 operating hoursen und austauschen:
2
Oil change:
WARNING!
Environmental protection!
The engine oil must not penetrate the ground, pollute water or leak into the sewer system. Be sure to
1 collect it in sufficiently dimensioned receptacles and dispose of it in an eco-friendly way.
Start the Diesel engine and let it run until it has reached operating temperature.
3 Stop the Diesel engine and pull out the ignition key.
4 Underneath the exterior oil drain plug, place a sufficiently dimensioned receptacle to collect the waste oil.
Screw out the oil drain plug (3). Pull out the oil dipstick (1) and drain the oil. Dispose of the waste oil in
accordance with EU waste disposal key 130202.
Fit the oil drain plug (3) with a new O-ring and screw it back in.
Replacing the oil filter:

HR110/120/140C-9
Unscrew and remove the filter housing (cartridge, 4). Dispose of it in accordance with EU waste disposal key
2 150299.
Slightly lubricate the sealing surface of the new filter cartridge.
1 Attach the oil filter cartridge and screw it on by hand.
Adding oil:
Fill a sufficient amount of engine oil (approx. 10 liters) into the Diesel engine via the ller neck ( 2).
After adding oil, loosen the cap and let the Diesel engine run via the starter.
2 Check the oil level at the oil dipstick. If necessary, add more oil.
Start the Diesel engine and let it idle until it has warmed up.
4
3

Illustration Maintenance work: Cooling system
To be carried out if the warning lamp lights up or after repair work:
HR70C-9
WARNING!
Risk of burns caused by hot coolant!
Before you open the lid of the cooler, make sure that the Diesel engine and the cooling system have
cooled down.
2
HR70C-9: Open the engine hood.

HR110/120/140C-9: Open the cover with the ventilation grills (1) (on the right, in the direction of motion).
Carefully screw off the cover of the combination cooler (2).
Check the coolant level.
If coolant needs to be added or after repair work, the following mixing ratio is required:
Capacity of the cooling system: approx. 15 liters (l).

HR110/120/140C-9 Mixing ratio: 40% coolant for 1 liter of water, i.e. 0.6 l of water and 0.4 l of coolant.
2
4
2

Illustration Maintenance work: Checking the V-belt
50 operating hours after the initial operation and subsequently, at intervals of 500 operating hours
Check the V-belt tension and check the V-belt for signs of damage:
WARNING!
Never check the V-belt tension with the Diesel engine running!
Turn off the Diesel engine and pull out the ignition key.
i NOTE!
Refer to the operating manual of the Diesel engine manufacturer for instructions regarding V-belt
tensioning and replacement:
HR70C-9 Perkins for engine type 1104 C-44
HR110/120/140C-9 Deutz for engine type TCD 2012 L4
Illustration Maintenance work: Replacing the combustion air filter

i NOTE!
If the respective lamp on the dashboard indicates an accumulation of dirt at the air filter for the
combustion air of the Diesel engine,clean or replace the air filter.
After a maximum of five cleanings by means of compressed air, replace the filter cartridge.
Wash the interior of the air filter housing and clean it; if necessary,vacuum it.
WARNING!
Damage to the Diesel engine!
Never attempt to clean the air filter by blowing air into it!
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5.2.2 Hydraulic system
Illustration Maintenance work: Changing the hydraulic oil and the oil filter
i
4 NOTE!
Prior to carrying out any maintenance work at the hydraulic system, be sure to consult the Table of
lubricants for information on the specifications of the required hydraulic oils.
3
Slightly loosen the oil filter cartridge (3) by means of a tension band or a similar tool, but do not screw it off yet.
i NOTE!
In order to prevent the contents of the suction pipe from leaking, stop loosening the filter cartridge as
soon as a suction sound is audible. The air intake causes the oil in the suction pipe to flow back into the
tank.
As soon as the suction sound stops, unscrew the oil filter cartridge and dispose of it in an eco-friendly way.
EU waste disposal key: 150299 (EU).
2
Use clean oil to lubricate the sealing of the filter head (4).
1 Lubricate the new oil filter cartridge (3) with clean hydraulic oil.
Attach the new oil filter cartridge and screw it on by hand.
i NOTE!
Do not use a tension band to screw on the filter cartridge!
Checking the hydraulic oil level:
Screw off the oil filler neck with the oil dipstick ( 1) and check the oil level.
If necessary, add hydraulic oil.
Clean the ventilation head (2).
In case you need to add hydraulic oil, refer to the Table of lubricants for the required oil specifications.

Illustration Maintenance work: Hydraulic oil change
at intervals of 2000 operating hours (i.e. if you need to change the type of oil)
i NOTE!
Take the compaction roller to a workshop in order to carry out the oil change.
WARNING!
The hydraulic oil must not penetrate the ground, pollute water or leak into the sewer system. Collect it in
sufficiently dimensioned receptacles. Dispose of it in accordance with EU waste disposal key 130202.
Start the Diesel engine and let it run until the hydraulic oil has warmed up.
Stop the Diesel engine and remove the ignition key.
Place an oilpan under the hydraulic tank.
Unscrew the oil filler neck with the oil dipstick.
i NOTE!
Be sure to take the amount of hydraulic oil to be drained into account and to use a sufficiently
dimensioned oilpan to collect the leaking oil.
Screw off the oil drain plug. Remove the oil dipstick and drain the hydraulic oil.
Dispose of the waste oil in accordance with EU waste disposal key 130202.
Replace the oil filter cartridge, see instructions above.
Fit the oil drain plug with a new O-ring and screw it in.
Add hydraulic oil via the filter.
CAUTION!
Be sure to exercise extreme cleanliness when filling in hydraulic oil!
Inform yourself of the type of hydraulic oil in the hydraulic system, see Table of lubricants.
Add hydraulic oil via the oil filler neck.
Start the Diesel engine and let it run until the hydraulic oil has warmed up.
Stop the Diesel engine and pull out the ignition key.
Check the hydraulic oil level again.

5.2.3 Rear axle
Illustration Maintenance work: Check the oil level in the wheel drives
50 operating hours after the initial operation and subsequently, at intervals
of 500 operating hours:
i
NOTE!
Prior to carrying out work at the rear axle, secure the compaction roller against rolling. Activate (apply)
the parking brake and put wheel chocks under the tires.
WARNING!
1 1 The axle oil may not penetrate the ground, pollute water or leak into the sewer system.
Checking the oil level in the wheel drives:
Advance the compaction roller until the oil drain plug (1) is in the middle position, i.e.
3 or 9 o`clock (see ill. on the left, 2).
Screw off the oil drain plug (1).
The oil level must be visible underneath the opening or tangible with a finger.
In case you need to add axle oil, be sure to refer to the specifications in the Table of lubricants.
Screw the oil drain plug (1) back in.
2 12
Changing the oil in the wheel drives:
9 3 If the oil in the wheel drives needs to be changed, advance the compaction roller until the oil drain plug (1) is in
the lowest position (6 o`clock, see ill. on the left, 3).
Place a suitable receptacle under the wheel drive.
6 Screw off the oil drain plug (1) and drain the oil.
Screw the oil drain plug (1) back in and add axle oil, see instructions above.
3

Illustration Maintenance work: Checking the oil level at the rear axle
i
2 NOTE!
Prior to carrying out work at the rear axle, secure the compaction roller against rolling. Activate (apply)
3
2 WARNING!
The axle oil may not penetrate the ground, pollute water or leak into the sewer system.
Checking the oil level in the axle housing:
Unscrew the filler screw (2) from the axle housing.

The oil level must be visible underneath the opening or tangible with a finger.
Screw the filler screw (2) back in.
3 Changing the oil in the axle housing :
3 Place a sufficiently dimensioned oilpan under the three oil drain plugs (3).
3 Screw out the oil drain plugs (3) and drain the axle oil.
Dispose of the waste oil in accordance with waste disposal key 130202 (EU).
Screw the oil drain plugs (3) back in.
Be sure to refer to the Table of lubricants with regard to the required axle oil specifications.
Fill new axle oil into the axle housing via the filler screws (2).
Tighten the filler screws (2).
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Illustration Maintenance work: Checking and replacing the breather
50 operating hours after the initial operation and subsequently, at intervals of 500 operating hours:
1 Carry out a visual inspection to check the rear axle for oil leaks.
1 Replace the breather (1) on the axle.
The breathers are part of the maintenance kits (see spare parts list).

5.2.4 HR70C-9: Maintenance work at the drum drive
Illustration Maintenance work: Checking the oil level in the drum drives, changing & adding oil
HR70C-9
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NOTE!
Prior to carrying out work at the drum drive, secure the compaction roller against rolling. Activate (apply)
1
WARNING!
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NOTE!
Prior to carrying out maintenance work related to the components of the roller drum, refer to the
Table of lubricants for information on the required gear oil specifications.
The filler screw (1), the control screw (2) and the oil drain plug (3) are located on the left side, next to the
Y traction motor.
Screw out the control screw (2) to check the oil level. Gear oil needs to leak from the drill hole.
If necessary, add gear oil at the plug (1) until oil starts leaking from the control screw (2).
Screw the plug back in.
Whenever you need to add oil, refer to the Table of lubricants for the required gear oil specifications.
2
3 Changing oil in the transmission/gear box:
Unscrew the oil drain plug (3).
Dispose of the waste oil in an appropriate eco-friendly way.
Screw the oil drain plug (3) back in.
Remove the filler screw (1) and the control screw (2) and fill in gear oil from the top, until oil starts leaking from
the control screw (2).
Attach and tighten the filler screw (1) and the control screw (2) again.

5.2.5 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Maintenance work at the drum drive
Illustration Maintenance work: Checking the oil level in the drum drives, changing & adding oil
HR110/120/140C-9 of 500 operating hours:
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NOTE!
Prior to carrying out work at the drum drive, secure the compaction roller against rolling. Activate (apply)
1
WARNING!
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NOTE!
Prior to carrying out maintenance work related to the components of the roller drum, refer to the
Table of lubricants for information on the required gear oil specifications.
Advance the compaction roller until the labeling (1) at the gear flange is visible and points upward.
The filler and the oil drain screw (2, 3) are both situated on the inner gear side Y.
Y If the labeling (1) is in the correct position, the control screw (2) is on the left side and the drain screw (3) points
downward.
Remove the filler screw (2) from the gear box. The oil level should be tangible with a finger underneath the
opening. If required, add the necessary amount of gear oil. Be sure to consult the Table of lubricants for
information on the specifications of the required gear oil.
Oil change at the gear box:
Advance the compaction roller until the control screw (2) is in its lowest position.
3 2 Screw out the control screw and drain the oil.
Advance the compaction roller until the control screw is in the middle position (3/ 9 o`clock). Fill in
gear oil and screw in the control screw (2).

5.2.6 Maintenance work at the vibration drive
Illustration Maintenance work: Checking the oil level at the vibration drive, changing & adding oil
50 operating hours after the initial operation and subsequently, at intervals of 500 operating hours:
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NOTE!
HR70C-9 Prior to carrying out work at the vibration drive, secure the compaction roller against rolling. Activate
1 (apply) the parking brake and put wheel chocks under the tires.
WARNING!
The axle oil must not penetrate the ground, pollute water or leak into the sewer system.
HR70C-9:
Advance the compaction roller until the control screws (1) are in the lowest and top position.
1 Remove the lower control screw. Oil needs to leak from the threaded hole. If no oil escapes from the opening,
add oil via the upper control screw until it starts leaking from the bottom screw.
Be sure to consult the Table of lubricants for information on the specifications of the required oil.
Screw the control screws (1) back in.
HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9:
HR110/120/140C-9 4.2 Advance the compaction roller until the inspection glass (4) is in the lowest position (6 oclock) (4.1).
4 This implies that the filler screw (4) is in the top position (12 oclock).
If, in this position, the gear oil level does not correspond to the illustration (4.2), oil needs to be added.
Be sure to consult the Table of lubricants for information on the specifications of the required oil.
Remove the filler screw (4) from the housing.
Add oil until the correct oil level is reached, see illustration.
Screw the filler screw (4) back in.
4.1

5.2.7 Maintenance work at the ventilation system
Illustration Maintenance work: Replacing the filter units of the ventilation system
or in case of a high accumulation of dirt:
Never use water jets or a high-pressure washer to clean the ventilation slots (1).
Instead, always clean the ventilation slots by means of a heavy-duty vacuum cleaner.
1 Open the cover (2) of the filter unit and replace the filter unit.
5.2.8 Note regarding maintenance work related to the electrical installation
For information on maintenance work related to the electrical installation, see chapter
Electrical system.

5.2.9 HR70C-9: Perkins Diesel engine maintenance schedule
at intervals of ... operating hours (max. permissible period of time)
8 250 500 1000 2000 3000 Required measures

or or or
daily every 6 months every 12 months
X Check the coolant level.
X Check the coolant concentration. At intervals of 2 years, replace the anti-freeze agent. In case corrosive agent is used
instead of anti-freeze agent, replace it at intervals of 6 months. Be sure you use the correct quantity.
X Check the condition and the tension of the drive belt.
X Replace the drive belt of the generator.
X Drain the water from the preliminary filter (in case your vehicle is equipped with this feature).
X Replace the fuel filter element.
X Check the functioning of the injection nozzles. To be carried out by specifically trained staff only!
X Check the engine oil level.

X Replace the engine oil (fill it in slowly, be sure to add the correct quantity. For a load factor above 40% or the use of en-
gine oil that does not correspond to the required specifications, adjust the intervals accordingly. Please consult your local
Perkins representative for information on the calculation of the load factor.
X Replace the engine oil filter.
X Clean the air filter and empty the dust collector of the air filter, if a high accumulation of dust is caused by the operating
conditions.
X Replace the air filter and empty the dust collector of the air filter (normal operating conditions).
X Clean the turbine and the compressor housing of the turbo charger. To be carried out by specifically trained staff
only!
X Check the valve play. If necessary,l adjust it. To be carried out by specifically trained staff only!
X Check all hoses and connections.
X Replace the breathers.
X Check the starter and the generator. To be carried out by specifically trained staff only!
X Make sure the wiring of the electrical system is in good condition and check for signs of wear & tear.
X Check for engine damage and leaks (repair, if necessary).

5.2.10 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9: Deutz Diesel engine maintenance schedule
Prior to the after .... operating hours (maximum permissible period of time) once every check clean replace Required measures to be carried
operation of new a year 2 out by trained
/ refurbished 10 or daily 250 500 1000 6000 12000 years service staff
engines only
X X X Lubricant fill level; add, if required
X X Lubricant (Intervals dependent on field of application)
X X Oil filter cartridge (at each change of lubricants)
X X Fuel filter cartridge
X X Flexible fuel over flow conduits
X X Flexible fuel over flow conduits (replace completely)
X X Injection valve X
X X Preliminary fuel cleaner
X X Preliminary fuel cleaner
X X X Coolant (additive concentrate)
X X Coolant (additive concentrate)
X X Coolant pump X
X X X Coolant pump
X X X Air intake filter (according to maintenance display)

X X Air intake filter (according to maintenance display)
X X X Charge air cooler (drain lubricant/condensed water)
X X Charge air cooler (drain lubricant/condensed water)
X X Battery and cable connections
X X X Engine control, warning system X
X X Valve play (adjust, if necessary) X
X X V-belt (tension or replace, if necessary)
X X X V-belt (tension or replace, if necessary)
X X Pressure retention valve at the injection pump X

X X Crank case pressure ventilation valve X
X X Crank case pressure ventilation valve X

5.3 Tires at the rear axle
5.3.1 Water filling in the tires of the rear axle
In order to improve the propulsional properties of the tires at the rear axle, on delivery, they are filled
with water and an additive composed of magnesium chloride which serves as antifreeze.
NOTE!
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Magnesium chloride is commercially available granulated salt with a 47% share of dry
substance which can be purchased at (chemical) wholesale.
In countries where the exterior temperatures never fall below 0 C, the tires can be
filled with industrial water, without any additives.
Filling procedure: Water and antifreeze additive

Lift the compaction roller at the rear axle by means of a sufficiently dimensioned hydraulic jack.
1
Turn the tire (1) until the charge valve (2) is in the top position.
Slowly unscrew the valve core (3).
Screw a hose line (4) onto the charge valve.
2 The saline solution (see Preparation of the saline solution below) can be poured into the tire (1)
by means of a container placed above the tire or via a special pump.
The filling procedure (5) must be interrupted repeatedly because the tire needs to be bled.
In case the tire is not suffiently filled after pouring in the saline solution, add industrial water to
establish the required level.
NOTE!
3 4 i Preparation of the saline solution:
Mix magnesium chloride and water at a weight ratio of 1:1 in a clean container. Stir
until the salt has completely dissolved.
Always add the salt to the water, never vice versa.
Filling procedure: Pure water

5 3
In order to fill the tires with water, use industrial water.
The filling procedure is identical to the one with antifreeze additive, see instructions above.
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5.3.2 Empyting the tires
Lift the compaction roller at the rear axle by means of a sufficiently dimensioned hydraulic jack.
1
Turn the tire (1) until the charge valve (2) is in the lowest position.
Slowly unscrew the valve core (3).
Due to the overpressure in the tire, the water will be driven out of the tire, down to the level of the
2 charge valve (6).
Extend the vent pipe of the composite valve (7) by means of a thin rubber hose (9).
In order to remove the remaining quantity of water from inside the tire, screw the composite valve
(7) onto the charge valve (2) and charge with compressed air (8).
The compressed air drives the remaining water out of the tire via the rubber hose (9) until it finally
leaks from an opening at the side of the composite valve.
As soon as the tire is empty, attach the valve core (3) and ll the tire (1) with compressed air.
Prescribed pressure: 1.1 bar to 1.6 bar (for standard tires).
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8
3
7
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5.3.3 Filling procedure: Using the Hanauer Maus
In order to fill or empty a tire by means of the so-called Hanauer Maus, carry out the following
1
instructions:
Use a sufficiently dimensioned hydraulic jack to lift the compaction roller at the rear axle.
Turn the tire (1) until the charge valve (2) is in the top position.
2 Slowly screw off the valve core (3).
Screw the fill valve (10) into the charge valve (2).
Screw a hose line (4) onto the fill valve (10).
The air escapes from the tube and the opening at the side of the fill valve (10).
NOTE!
i The filling procedure is complete as soon as a constant jet of water exits the opening.
3 10 Twist off the fill valve (10) and tighten the valve core (3).
At the end of the filling procedure, unscrew the fill valve ( 10) and screw in the valve core (3).
Fill the tire (1) with compressed air until the required pressure of 1.1 bar to 1.6 bar (for standard
tires) has been established.
3
4

5.3.4 Checking the tire inflation pressure
1 DANGER!
Risk of injuries!
Antifreeze may leak from the tire while its pressure is being checked!
This can lead to chemical burns. Wear protective clothing to protect your skin!
2 Check the tire pressure once a week:
Type of tires min. pressure max. pressure Note!

Standard tires 1.1 bar 1.6 bar With water filling
Special tires 1.6 bar 2.0 bar With water filling
Checking the tire pressure:
In order to check the tire inflation pressure, the charge valve (2) needs to be in the top (12
o`clock) position. Move the compaction roller forward and backward to establish this position of
the tires (1).
Unscrew the safety cap of the charge valve.
Squeeze the filler valve until there is no saline solution (or water) leaking from the valve ( 2) any
more.
WARNING!
Material damage!
Always empty the tires and make sure no water or saline solution can leak from the
charge valve before checking the tire inflation pressure. Moisture destroys the tire gauge.
Attach the gauge and check the tire inflation pressure.

If necessary, adjust the tire pressure.
5.3.5 Mounting the tires
WARNING!
Material damage!
Have tires replaced or mounted by an authorized HYUNDAI dealer or a trained expert only.
In order to prevent the tire from sliding on the wheel rim, the tire must not be mounted
with the aid of lubricants.
Tightening torque of the wheel nuts (2): 500 Nm.

Chapter 6
Diesel engine and hydraulic system
Contents
the technical specifications of the Diesel engine
the entire hydraulic system
6.1 Diesel engine
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NOTE!
Please refer to the operating manual of the Diesel engine manufacturer (i.e.
Deutz or Perkins) for information related to the Diesel engine. The manual is
part of the vehicle documentation.
6.1.1 Technical specifications Diesel engine
Compaction roller type HR70C-9 HR110C-9 HR120C-9 HR140C-9

Make Perkins 1104C-44 Deutz TCD 2012 L4 Deutz TCD 2012 L4 Deutz TCD 2012 L4
Type four-stroke Diesel engine with charging and direct injection
Nominal output 61.5 kW (84 HP) 96 kW (130 HP) 96 kW (130 HP) 103 kW (140 HP)
Max. engine speed (min ) -1
2400 2300 2300 2500
Engine oil (with filter) 8l 10 l 10 l 10 l
Cooling liquid-cooled/cooling protection
Diesel tank capacity (liters) 167 l 300 l 300 l 300 l
6.1.2 Maintenance overview Diesel engine
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NOTE!
For information on the required maintenance work, refer to the corresponding
chapter of the operating and maintenance manual. In addition, be sure to
consult the maintenance schedule in the operating manual of the Diesel engine
manufacturer (Deutz or Perkins)!
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6.2 Hydraulic system
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NOTE!
For information about the hydraulic system, the drum drive and the rear wheels
as well as the vibration and the steering system, refer to the respective chapters
of this document and the operating & maintenance manual.
6.2.1 Technical specifications hydraulic system

Type HR70C-9 HR110/120/140C-9
Hydraulic oil tank 68 106
capacity (in liters)
Hydraulic oil filter Filter cartridge, integrated in Filter cartridge, integrated in
the pump assembly the pump assembly
Specifications ATLAS Spezial 46 or ATLAS Spezial 46 or
Hydraulic oil ISO VG32/46/68. ISO VG32/46/68.
See table of lubricants. See table of lubricants.
6.2.2 Maintenance work hydraulic system
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NOTE!
Please refer to the chapters on maintenance in this document and the
operating & maintenance manual for information on maintenance work related
to the hydraulic system.
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6.2.3 Hydraulic circuit diagram: Entire hydraulic system HR70C-9
Drum drive unit

490 bar 26 - 30 bar 460 bar 370 bar
300 bar
PS
MB MB
Diesel
engine
Traction motor
Vibration motor
300 bar
MA
MA
490 bar 460 bar 460 bar 370 bar 300 bar
240 bar
240 bar
180 bar
25 bar
Steering cylinder
Hydraulic system 6 -4 Issue: 02-10

6.2.4 Hydraulic circuit diagram: Entire hydraulic system HR110/120/140C-9
Drum drive unit

490 bar 26-30 bar 460 bar 370 bar
320 bar
Diesel
Traction engine
motor
Vibration motor
490 bar 460 bar 460 bar
370 bar 320 bar
240 bar
240 bar
180 bar
25
Steering
bar
cylinder
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Chapter 7
Drum drive and rear axle
Contents
the drum and its drive unit
the drum functions
trouble shooting
the default values
an overview of the measuring points
an overview of the options for adjustments
installing and dismantling the drum
7.1 Drum and rear axle
7.1.1 Technical specifications drum
with smooth roller drum HR70C-9 HR110C-9 HR120C-9 HR140C-9

Drum:
with pad foot roller drum HR70C-9 HR110C-9 HR120C-9 HR140C-9

Drum:
7.1.2 Technical specifications rear axle
with standard tires HR70C-9 HR110C-9 HR120C-9 HR140C-9

Type and manufacturer DANA Spicer DANA Spicer DANA Spicer DANA Spicer
602/112/ 602/112/ 602/112/ 602/112/
105-100 105-100 105-100 105-100
Standard tires with drum 16.9-24 23.1-26 23.1-26 23.1-26
Special tires with pad foot 16.9-24 TR 23.1-26 TR 23.1-26 TR 23.1-26 TR
roller drum
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7.1.3 Overview: Drum
5
1
5
1 Drum
2 Drum drive
3 Vibration drive
4 4 Vibration system
5 Gear box drum

7.1.4 Overview Drive Hydraulics Drum HR70C-9, HR110/120/140C-9
HR70C-9 HR110/120/140C-9
1 1 2
3
2
= HP oil system A & B

= Control oil system PS
= Tank line
1
A
Drum drive
T A
Drum
Diesel engine
Fixed displacement pump

Control pressure Brake
B T
1 Drive adjustment pump

Variable displacement pump 2 Control lever
Drive B
3 Drum drive motor
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7.1.5 Overview Drive Hydraulics Rear Axle HR70C-9, HR110/120/140C-9
HR70C-9
Brake 3 A
B
= HP oil system A & B HR110/120/140C-9
= Tank line Brake A
T A
Diesel engine
B T
Fixed displacement pump

Control pressure
Variable displacement pump

Drive B
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7.1.6 HR70C-9:Drive unit - Sequence of functions
2 1 4 Roller operation can be started after starting of the Diesel engine and a
sufficient operating time to allow the hydraulic oil to reach its operating
temperature (about 50 C).
Release the parking brake (3); the pilot lamp in the dashboard must go out.
Switch the speed selector switch (4) to stage 1 or 2 dependent on the required
roller operation.
Switch the vibration system on, as required, using the button (2) on the control
lever.
Move the control lever (1) to the front or rear.
The solenoid valve for the traveling direction forward V or reverse R switches.
V R
The control pressure PS reaches the displacement disk of the variable
3 displacement pump.
The variable displacement pump swivels to the selected direction and the oil
flow reaches the drum and rear axle drive units.
= HD oil system A & B

= Tank line
T V HP MA
R A
Diesel engine
Rear axle
Drum
T
B T
X1 X2 MB
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7.1.7 HR110/120/140C-9: Drive unit - Sequence of functions
Roller operation can be started after starting of the Diesel engine and a
1.3 1 sufficient operating time to allow the hydraulic oil to reach its operating
V temperature (about 50 C).
Release the parking brake (3); the pilot lamp in the dashboard must go out.
Press the blue (1.2) or red (1.3) button for the Diesel engine speed.
Blue button (1.2) Travel without roller operation.
Blue button (1.3) Roller operation, with or without vibration, slope travel.
1.2
Move the control lever (1) to the front or rear.
R The solenoid valve for the traveling direction forward V or reverse R switches.
The control oil pressure for the control oil pump reaches the displacement
disk of the variable displacement pump for the drum/rear axle drive unit.
3 The variable displacement pump swivels to the selected direction and the oil
flow reaches the drum and rear axle drive units.
= HD oil system A a. B
= Tank line
V HP MA
T R A
Brake
Diesel engine
Rear axle
Drum
T
B T
X1 X2 MB
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7.1.8 Trouble shooting: What to do if the compaction does not start
Failure / Problem Causes and actions to be taken
The vehicle does not move in the desired Defective contact in the eletrical system The cable connections or the plug-in connections
direction may be loose or defective.
Check the power supply to the solenoid valve:

Is the solenoid valve charged?
The solenoid valve fails to switch If so, does the solenoid head switch?
In case it does, repeatedly change the direction of
motion by means of the joystick.
In case it does, but there is still no thrust, check
the valve function, see the sections referring to the
travel and vibration pump.
The parking brake has not been deactivated. Deactivate the parking brake and actuate the
The compaction roller remains A warning sound is started. joystick.
stationary
Electrical fault related to deactivating the parking
brake. See chapter Electrical installation.
If, in spite of carrying out the measures above, the

compaction roller still does not move, check the
position of the relief valve in the hand pump block.
The emergency actuation for the brake has not been The solenoid valve for determining the direction of
reversed. motion may be defective, see instructions above.
Insufficient charge pressure. Check the pressure at

measuring point PS.
The HP valves have not been closed and tightened Check the high pressure A and B at measuring
after a towing process. points MA/MB.
The drum loses ground contact The ground is too hard. The compaction limit of your vehicle has been
(i.e. jumps) reached. Stop the compaction process.

The drum or the wheels starts slipping The HA control function serves to prevent the drive In certain situations, such as
on slopes or on wet grounds. from slipping
setting the compaction roller into motion with the
a) if there is a risk of the drum or/and the rear wheels drum or the rear wheels sunk into the ground
a) The drum keeps skidding,
sinking into the ground while driving along heavy
with the rear wheels stopped. terrain or
b) Wheelspin of the rear wheels, but b) whenever inclinations (driving on slopes) increase driving at a carefully set, ne-tuned speed,
the drum stops spinning. the driving resistance.
it may be necessary to override the HA control.
If the driving resistance on slippery or wet grounds In order to do so, deactivate the HA control of the drum
or operation on extreme slopes prevents you from or the rear axle by means of the corresponding swit-
resuming operation, the HA control reduces the ches (Overmodulation hydraulic motor drum / rear
engine speed until the compaction roller comes to axle, see the respective chapter).
a stop.
As a result, the maximum driving torque is set at the
drum and the rear wheels (in accordance with the
selected switch settings).

7.1.9 Speeds, hydraulic measuring and adjustment values for compaction rollers
Adjustment values Adjustment values Adjustment values

Measurement/Adjustment Measuring point
HR70C-9 HR110/120C-9 HR140C-9
Diesel engine idling speed min. 950 - -1,000 min-1 900 min -1
900 min-1 Diesel engine
Supply pressure 26 bar 26 bar 26 bar HP
Diesel engine idling speed max. 2300 - -2,400 min-1 2,300 min -1
2,500 min-1 Diesel engine
Supply pressure 30 bar 30 bar 30 bar HP
Diesel engine speed max. 2100 - -2,200 min-1 2,200 min -1 2,400 min-1 Diesel engine
Traveling drive forward 460 bar 460 bar 460 bar MA
Diesel engine speed max. 2100 - -2,200 min-1 2,200 min -1
2,400 min-1 Diesel engine
Traveling drive reverse 460 bar 460 bar 460 bar MB
6.21 mi/h 7.46 mi/h Test track/Stop
Roller speed max.
50 m in 17s -19 s 50 m in 14s - 16s watch
7.1.10 Overview of the measuring points and prerequisites of measurement
HR70C-9
HP
HR110/120/140C-9
HP MB a ATTENTION!
To enable measurement of the speeds and hydraulic
oil pressures the Diesel engine must have reached
its operating pressure and the hydraulic oil 50 C
MB min. in the supply circuit.
d NOTE!
Determining the maximum roller speed:
Travel a defined distance of 50 m at a max. roller
MA MA speed reached before.
Measure the time required with stop watch.
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7.1.11 Overview: Adjustments at the oil pressure pump of the drum drive
HR70C-9 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9
HP valve 490 bar

HP valve 490 bar
B
PS control/charge
pressure settings
PS control/charge
HP valve 490 bar
pressure settings
A HP valve 490 bar
Pressure cut-off 460 bar
Pressure cut-off 460 bar
Drum and rear axle 7 - 11 Issue: 02-10

Chapter 7.2
Installing & dismantling the drum
Contents
the roller drum and its drive unit,
the rear axle and its drive unit,
the functions and trouble shooting,
the measuring points and default values.
an overview of the measuring points,
an overview of the adjustment options
7.2.1 Preparing the drum for repair work
1 Preparing the roller for drum removal and installation
a ATTENTION!
The drum may only be removed in a workshop.
Sufficient crane capacity must be available to lift the drum frame and the
drum.
Secure the roller against rolling before starting work.
Pull the ignition key.
Insert the anti-buckling device (1) between the drum frame and the basic frame.
Wedge the rear wheels appropriately.
Attach the drum frame via lifting gear to a crane.
Lift the drum frame so that the drum and the rubber buffer are released from
load.
Place supports under the drum frame at the front and at the rear.
Place oilpans under the drum drive and under the vibration
drive.
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7.2.1.1 Overview Drum
Drum HR70C-9 1 Drum
2 Drive system
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 Rubber buffer
4 Bearing housing
5 Cylinder roller bearing
6 Vibration shaft
7 Cylinder roller bearing (drive bearing)
130 Nm
8 Bearing housing
215 Nm
9 Clutch
105 Nm 10 Side plate
11 Vibration motor
12 Bearing
13 Drum drive/gear unit
14 Drum drive hydraulic motor
105 Nm
d NOTE!
Please refer to the table 'Tightening
torques' in chapter 1 for tightening
torques and screw joints not specified
here in the drawing.
14 13 12 11
105 Nm

Drum HR110/120/140C-9 1 Drum
2 Drive system
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3 Rubber buffer
4 Bearing housing
6 Vibration shaft
7 Cylinder roller bearing (drive bearing)
8 Clutch
9 Bearing housing
10 Side plate
11 Vibration motor
12 Buffer bracket
14 Drum drive/gear unit
15 Drum drive hydraulic motor
d NOTE!
Please refer to the table 'Tightening
torques' in chapter 1 for tightening
torques and screw joints not specified
here.
15 14 13 12

Drum HR110/120/140C-9
34
15
17
1 23
13
2
33
3
30
22
7
22 5
23
15
21
26
19 Items from the installation description

8
11 29
18

7.2.2 Removing the drum
Figure Work to be executed
Mark the hydraulic connections.
Detach the hydraulic connections from the drum drive (1) and
from the vibration drive (2).
Detach brake connection from gear motor.
Be aware of hydraulic oil flowing out.
1
Immediately close the hydraulic hoses and connections in the
drives with sealing plugs.
Using a crane and lifting hooks lift the drum (4) so far that the
2 rubber buffers are released from load.
Remove the bolts between frame and buffer bracket on the
vibration drive side.
3
Remove the bolts (3) between frame and adapter on the
drum drive side.
Using a crane and lifting hooks lift the drum (4) upwards out
of the frame.
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7.2.3 Dismantling the drum
To remove the vibrator shaft lift the drum on the vibration
drive side with a crane and place it vertically up.
Erect a working platform beside the drum.
Turn the bolts (2) out of the side plate (3).
Turn forcing screws (1) into two opposite threads until the
side plate (3) can be removed.
Turn the six cheese-head screws (4) out of the bearing cover
(5).
Remove the bearing cover (5) with the shaft sealing ring.
Turn the bolts (6) out of the bearing housing (8).
Loosen the bearing housing using the forcing screws (9).
1 2 3
Remove the bearing housing (8).
5 Unscrew the clutch (7) from the shaft.
4
6 7 8
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Turn an eyebolt into the marked tap hole (10).
Using a crane lift the shaft (4) out of the drum.
10 To remove the components on the drum drive side lift the
drum on the vibration drive side with a crane, rotate it through
11 90 and place it vertically up.
a WARNING!
Observe pollution control criteria!
The chamber of the vibration unit cont ains oil.
Remove the oil before turning the drum again.
14
13 Fasten the drum again on the drive side, lift and place it
upright.
12
Turn all bolts (14) out of the bearing housing (13).
Turn the forcing screws (12) in and force the bearing housing
(13) out of the drum.
Dismantling the drum 7 - 19 Issue: 02-10

7.2.4 Removing the bearing
Removing the bearing housing on the drum drive side:
13 Deposit the bearing housing (13) on a workbench.
Compress and remove the retainer (15) with circlip pliers
15,19 (14)l.
14 Rotate the bearing housing through 180.
Turn two forcing screws (16) into the tap holes of the bearing
16 13 housing (13) and force the bearing (17) out of the bearing
housing.
17 Removing the bearing housing on the vibration drive

20 18 8 side:
Deposit the bearing housing (8) on a workbench.
Compress and remove the retainer (19) with circlip pliers
(14).
Rotate the bearing housing (8) through 180.
You must beat the bearing (18) out of the bearing housing (8)
using a mandrel (29).
Pulling the bearing rings off the shaft journal:

Force the inner bearing rings (21) off the journal (22) using a
21 mandrel.
22
Removing the bearing 7 - 20 Issue: 02-10

7.2.5 Installing the bearing
11 a DANGER!
Danger of burns by hot components!
Some bearings are fitted in heated state, wear
21
gloves for all work.
22 17,18 8,13 Fitting new bearing rings on the shaft journal:
Heat the inner bearing rings (21) in an oil bath to about 100C
and press them onto the bearing journals (22) of the shaft
(11).
Inserting new cylinder rolle r bearings and ret aining

rings:
Press new cylinder roller bearings (17,18) into the respective
bearing housings (8, 13) using an hydraulic press and an
8,13 intermediate plate.
15,19 Insert the retaining rings (15, 19) into the respective bearing
housings so that they snap in.
17,18
Installing the bearing 7 - 21 Issue: 02-10

Inserting a new shaft sealing ring:
Press the shaft sealing ring (23) out of the bearing cover (5).
23 Slightly grease the sealing lip of the new sealing ring.
Insert new shaft sealing ring (23) with the sealing lip up into
5 the bearing cover (5) and force it in up to the stop using a
24 25
push-in device.
Inserting a new drive bearing into the bearing fixture:

Press bearing fixture (26) out of the drive bearing (25) using a
plate (24).
27 26 Place new drive bearing (25) on the bearing fixture (26).
Press drive bearing (25) onto the bearing fixture (26) up to
the stop using a push-in device (27).
25 Insert bearing fixture (26) with the drive bearing (25) into the
26 bearing housing (8) in such a way that the tap holes of the
bearing fixture point upwards..
Press bearing fixture (26) into the bearing housing (8) until
26 8 they make contact using the push-in device (27).
Installing the bearing 7 - 22 Issue: 02-10

7.2.6 Assembling the drum
Installing the bearing housing of the drum drive side
Apply sealing compound Loctite 518 to the sealing face (28)
of the drum.
28 Slightly grease O ring (29) and fit it on the bearing housing
(13).
Put bearing housing (13) on the sealing face (28) on the drum
drive side.
13 Using the screws (14) pull the bearing housing (13) in up to
the stop.
Retighten screws (14) using a torque wrench.
Close the forcing holes (12) by means of screws.
To install the components on the vibration drive side lift the
29 drum on the drum drive side with a crane, rotate it through
90 and put it down on the drum circumference.
Fasten the drum again on the vibration drive side, lift and
place it upright.
14
13
12
Assembling the drum 7 - 23 Issue: 02-10

Illustration Maintenance measures
Installing the vibration shaft and the bearing case on the vibration drive side:
Screw an eyebolt into the labeled threaded hole (10).

11 By means of a crane, insert the vibration shaft (11) into the drum.
After inserting it, rotate the shaft to check whether the vibration shaft (11) is properly seated in the bearing
case on the drum drive side.
Screw out the eyebolt (10).
Use 4 screws to install the coupling (7) in the bearing case (8) and to screw it onto the shaft.
Apply Loctite 518 to the sealing surface of the drum.
Insert the bearing case (8) into the vibration drive side, according to the following instructions:
10 11 Inserting the bearing case (drum drive side):
Fill lubricating oil SAE 40 into the opening between the bearing retainer and the shaft.
for HR70C-9: 3.5 liters
for HR110/120/140C-9: 17 liters
7 8
oil 29
8
Installing the drum 7 - 24 Issue: 02-10

Completing the vibration drive side
23 Slide new v-ring (30) with the sealing lip over the bearing
5 cover (5) up to the stop.
Slightly grease the sealing lip of the v-ring (30), the sealing
30 face of the bearing cover (5) and the shaft sealing ring (23).
Using a crane lift the side plate (3) from the eyebolts over the
guide screws (1) onto the bearing cover (5).
Turn the bolts (2) into the side plate (3) and tighten to the
appropriate torque..
To install the hydraulic components on the vibration drive side
lift the drum on the vibration drive side with a crane, rotate it
through 90 and put it down on the drum circumference.
Press drive shaft (31) into the bearing housing up to the
clutch.
Using a depth gauge measure the dimension from the sealing
face (32) to the clutch (7).
Pull out shaft (31) up to the stop, and measure again, as
31 32 described before, with the depth gauge.
The balance of the two measurements is the bearing
1 2 3 clearance.
Compaction roller bearing clearances from 0.9 - 2.0 mm.
7 Calibrate the clutch using the depth gauge.
Bolt vibration motor 1 to the side plate with the connections
pointing towards the grease nipple.

Completing the vibration drive side, continued:
Slightly grease O ring (33) to seal the bearing housing/
34
vibration drive and push it onto the drive.
33 Calibrate the clutch (34) on the vibration drive (2) using the
depth gauge.
2
Bolt vibration drive to the side plate with the connections
pointing towards the grease nipple.
Drum (4) completely assembled and ready for instal-

lation in drum frame.
2
Assembling the drum 7 - 26 Issue: 02-10

7.2.7 Installing the drum
Reinsert the drum (4) into the drum frame after repair or
replacement of components:
Ensure correct assignment of the drum drive side.
4
Using the crane lower the drum (4)so far that the screw holes
1 match.
A At first, turn in the bolts (3) on the drum drive side.
3 Pretension the buffer brackets on the vibration drive side
about 1-2 mm using the forcing screws (5).
Insert shims (34) between frame and buffer bracket.
5
Slightly pretighten the bolts (3), then remove the clamping
screws (5) and evenly tighten the fastening bolts (3).
34

Completing the hydraulic connections:
Attach the hydraulic connections according to the marking on
the drives.
Remove sealing plugs from hydraulic connections.
1 Attach the hydraulic connections to the drum drive (1) and the
vibration drive (2).
Detach brake connection from gear motor.
Wedge rear wheels (6).

Start Diesel engine, release parking brake and move drive
lever slightly forwards and backwards to check whether the
drum rotates correctly.
Fasten the drum frame to via lifting gear to a crane (2).
Lift the drum frame so far that the supports under the drum
frame can be removed.
Perform the roller functions.

Chapter 8
Drive unit of the vibration system
Contents
the vibration system and its drive unit
the functions and trouble shooting
the measuring and default values
the layout of the measuring points
the options for making adjustments
8.1 Vibration system
8.1.1 Technical specifications
Type HR70C-9 HR110C-9 HR120C-9 HR140C-9

Compaction capacity with smooth roller drum:
Static linear load 22.40 kg/cm 29.00 kg/cm 32.80 kg/cm 38.00 kg/cm
Centrifugal force at high / low amplitude in kN 120 / 90 220 / 150 240 / 140 280 / 180
Compaction capacity with pad foot roller drum:
Centrifugal force at high / low amplitude in kN 120 / 90 220 / 150 240 / 140 280 / 180
Compaction & vibration 8-2 Issue: 01-10

8.1.2 Overview: Vibration system
2
2
HR70C-9 HR110/120/140C-9
3 1 Drum
3
2 Vibration modes (Selector switch):
KA: low amplitude

0 0
GA: high amplitude
GA
3 Vibration system
KA
4 Vibration drive
Compaction & vibration 8-3 Issue: 02-10

8.1.3 Overview: Vibration Hydraulics
HR70C-9 2 HR110/120/140C-9
1 1
2 1 4
Vibration
2.1
2.1
= HP oil system A & B

T = Fuel line
A
A B
1 Oil pressure pump - vibration

2 Joystick, vibration on (2.1)
B
3 Vibration mode selector switch
Oil pressure (variable displacement) pump - vibration
4 Vibration drive unit
Compaction and Vibration 8-4 Issue: 02-10

8.1.4 Sequence of functions - Vibration mode
HR110/120/140C-9 After starting roller operation (i.e. the compaction roller moves forward or
backwards), you can activate the vibration system as required.
Set the selector switch (3) to the desired vibration mode.
Middle position 0: no vibration mode selected
Switch set to position KA = (Y6) low amplitude.
2.1 2 Switch set to position GA = (Y6) high amplitude.
In order to activate or deactivate vibration, press (2.1) on the joystick (see
illustration on the left for types HR70C-9 or HR110/120/140C-9).
The corresponding solenoid valve (KA or GA) of the variable oil pressure
pump of the vibration system) opens and releases the control oil pressure
to the displacement disk of the pump.
The control pressure reaches the displacement disk of the variable oil
0
pressure pump.
3 GA
The pump swivels, depending on the selected
vibration mode, and the oil flow reaches the vibration drive unit.
KA
HP Y6 HP
Y5 Vibration
T T
HR70C-9 A
2.1
2
= HP oil system A & B B A
= Fuel line B
Compaction and Vibration 8 -5 Issue: 02-10

8.1.5 Trouble shooting: What to do if the vibration does not start

Vibration cannot be activated Electrical fault The vibration on/off button (2.1) on the joystick
may be defective.
Check the functions of the vibration mode selec-
tor switch on the control panel.
Check Relay K04.
Insufficient charge pressure Check the charge pressure, make sure it is

correct.
Hydraulic fault Check the high pressure A & B at the measuring

points.
Check the coupling between the vibration motor
and the shaft.
Vibration cannot be deactivated The vibration on/off button on the joystick is

defective.
Check the high pressure A & B at the measuring

Rough-running, sluggish vibration Incorrect engine speed points MA & MB.
Check the oil level in the vibration bearing, see
maintenance instructions.
Vibration generates a high noise level Incorrect frequencies Check the vibration system.
Vibration system 8-6 Issue: 02-10

8.2 Engine speeds, hydraulic measuring and default values
Measurement / Adjustment Default values Measuring point /

method / tool
HR70C-9 HR110/120C-9 HR140C-9
Max. Diesel engine speed 2200 min-1 2200 min-1 2400 min-1 Diesel engine
At a high amplitude:
Start-up pressure 280-300 bar 330-350 bar 330-350 bar HR70C-9: MA
Operating pressure 220-260 bar 230-280 bar 230-280 bar HR110/120/140C-9: MB
Frequency 30 Hz (corresponds to 30 Hz (corresponds to 30 Hz (corresponds to Sirometer /
1800 min-1 of the vibration 1800 min-1 of the vibration 1800 min-1 of the vibration Adjusting screw V2
shaft) shaft) shaft)
At a low amplitude:
Start-up pressure 280-300 bar 330-350 bar 330-350 bar HR70C-9: MB
Operating pressure 150-190 bar 130-180 bar 130-180 bar HR110/120/140C-9: MA
Frequency 40 Hz (corresponds to HR110C-9 : 38 Hz / Sirometer /
2400 min-1 of the vibration HR120C-9 : 40 Hz HR140C-9 : 40 Hz Adjusting screw V1
shaft) (corresponds to 2280 (corresponds to 2280
min-1 / 2400 min-1 of the min-1 / 2400 min-1 of the
vibration shaft) vibration shaft)
Amplitude at a high frequency 0.7 mm HR110C-9 : 1.8 mm
HR120C-9 : 0.6 mm HR140C-9 : 0.7 mm
Amplitude at a low frequency 1.6 mm 1.8 mm
HR140C-9 : 1.8 - 1.9 mm
Run-up time vibration 2 to 3 seconds 2 to 4 seconds 2 to 4 seconds Stop watch

8.2.1 Overview: Measuring points of the vibration hydraulics and required operating conditions
HR70C-9 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9
PS
MB
PS MB
MA
MA
NOTE!
i Vibration measurement:
A sirometer is required to establish the values regarding vibration, see Using a sirometer.
DANGER!
In order to measure the engine speeds and the hydraulic oil pressure, the Diesel engine needs to have reached its operating temperature and the hydraulic oil
needs to have reached a minimum temperature of 50 C in the feeding circuit.

8.2.2 Overview: Adjustments at the oil pressure pump (vibration)
HR70C-9 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9
Y6 high frequency Y6 high frequency
B Y5 low frequency
HP valve 370 bar
B
HP valve 370 bar
Y5 low frequency
setting V1
big amplitude
HP valve 370 bar

A A
HP valve 370 bar
pressure cut-off
320 bar
pressure cut-off
300 bar setting V2
small amplitude
Engine speed, hydraulic default and measuring values 8-9 Issue: 02-10
8.3 Using a sirometer
A sirometer enables you to measure the engine speed and the frequency at any running engine or
vibration unit with great accuracy.
3 The TREYSIT sirometer (1) analyses the vibrancy at the drum.
The engine speed or frequency (lower scale, 1.1) to be measured is displayed on both scales.
2 The TREYSIT sirometer has been tested and approved by the "Physikalisch-Technische
Bundesanstalt" (national metrology institute providing scienti c and technical services) in Braun-
schweig. With a tolerance of 1-2%, its accuracy is appropriate for the measurements in question.
2
DANGER!
Risk of injuries!
The vibration measurement by means of a sirometer may only be carried out with the
roller stopped!
In order to conduct the measurement, position the sirometer (1) on the edge of the drum.
Turn the top part of the sirometer to the left so the measuring wire (2) is extended.
With the vibration activated, the end of the measuring wire (2) starts to de ect (3).
After recording the furthest de ection (3) of the measuring wire (2), the amount of vibrations per
second (in Hz) is displayed on the lower scale (1.1).
1.1
Sirometer 8 - 10 Issue: 02-10

Chapter 9
Electrical system
Contents
the electrical system
maintenance work related to the electrical system
fuses, relays and positions of the components
the electric circuit diagrams
9.1 Electrical system
ATTENTION!
The HYUNDAI compaction rollers dispose of an operating voltage of 12 Volt. Be sure to
take this into account when jump-starting the vehicle or replacing components.
WARNING!
Any repair work related to the electrical system may be carried out by trained professional
service staff only!
WARNING!
Prior to performing any work referring to electrical components of the wiring, disconnect the
plus terminal (2) from the battery (1).
9.1.1 Maintenance work referring to the electrical system

DANGER!
Risk of explosions!
Whenever maintenance work related to the electrical system is carried out, keep away
sparks and open fire from the battery. Do not smoke!
Illustration Battery
Maintenance work to be carried out on a monthly basis:

2
Check the battery terminals (2) for signs of corrosion and dirt.
Lubricate the poles and terminals. Required grease: order no. 0830684.
Open the cover caps (3) of the battery and check the fill level above the cells.
Make sure the fill level is sufficient, i.e. above the cells.
HR70C-9 HR110/120/140C-9
CAUTION!
3 Add distilled water only!
Electrical system 9-2 Issue: 02-10

9.1.2 Overview: Electrical system HR70C-9
Starter
Engine block
Y1 = Reverse
Y5 Y2 = Forward
F18/K11 Y1 Y2 Y5 = Low frequency
P03 K10 Y6 Y6 = High frequency
F17 S04
M08
Installation in the cover plate

of the control console S07
Y9
S27 Y10
Y03
S06
Y7
Immersion tube contact

H18
Electrical system 9 -3 Issue: 02-10

9.1.3 Overview: Electrical system HR110/120/140C-9
Y05
S09 Y06
Y01
S08
Y02
P03
K09 Y1 = Reverse
S07 Y2 = Forward
Y5 = Low frequency
H19 Y6 = High Frequency
F17
K09
Y03
Y07
B03 (Speed Sensor)*

H18
*Option Y08
Electrical system 9 -4 Issue: 02-10

9.1.4 Printed circuit board, fuses and relays
Printed circuit board

The printed circuit board (3) constitutes the control center of the electrical system. This is where the
fuses and relays of the compaction roller are installed.
The printed circuit board is to be found under a cover plate (4), next to the driver`s seat (left side).
Open the plate (4) covering the printed circuit board (3) and check its condition by a visual
inspection.
Check all the fuses and relays for damage and dirt.
Always replace defective fuses, see Allocation of the fuses on the printed circuit board.
The Rexroth control box (5) for the joystick (reverse/forward motion) is also installed below the
cover (4).
3
5 4

Allocation of the fuses on the printed circuit board
No. Ampere Function No. Ampere Function

F1 F2 F6 F7 F8 F9 F10 F11 F1 30 A Ignition lock, starter, F10 15 A Rotating light, front work lights
preheating
F2 7.5 A Radio F11 15 A Rear work lights
F3 25 A Relay K08, EMR 3 F12 25 A Fan (heating unit),
air conditioning (optional feature)
F4 25 A Time relay rear window F13 7.5 A Control climate coupling
heating
F5 25 A Air conditioning (optional F14 15 A Socket, rotating sensor
feature), heat exchanger
F6 7.5 A Control lights, F15 10 A Emergency off, relay K3, brake,
fuel gauge, Generator D+ air filter, RC2-2, H03
F7 7.5 A Gearshift drum, axle F16 15 A DRCA-RC2-2, Vibration, joystick,
ECO, engine speed control,
backup warner, Diesel valve,
Diesel pump
F8 15 A Horn, electrical seat F17 80 A Preheating
features (optional), rear
F3 F4 F5 F12 F13 F14 F15 F16 window control
F9 15 A Front and rear wipers

Fuses and relays in the engine compartment
HR70C-9 HR110C-9/HR120C-9/HR140C-9
F17
K10
K10
F17
Check the fuses (F17) and the relay (K10, preheating relay) in the engine Check the fuses (F17) and the relay (K10, preheating relay) in the engine
compartment for damage and dirt. compartment for damage and dirt.
Always replace defective fuses. Always replace defective fuses.

Functions of the relays
No. Function Location Plan No.
K01 Ignition lock Printed circuit board 1

K8 K7 K4 K5 K3
K02 Starter, Ignition lock Printed circuit board 1
Parking brake, Emergency-off

K03 Printed circuit board 1
push-button
K04 Vibration Printed circuit board 4

K1
K05 Vibration Printed circuit board 4
K2 Selector switch vibration

K06 Printed circuit board 4
mode
K07 Diesel engine control Engine compartment 7

K6
K08 Rear window heating Printed circuit board 10
K09 Preheating relay Engine compartment 2
Electrical system 9-8 issue: 02-10

Overview: Switches (see electric circuit for functions)
S21 S24 S25 S23 S26
HR110/120/140C-9
S13
S1
HR70C-9 S11 S14
Electrical installation 9-9 Issue: 02-10

Electric circuit diagrams
HR70C-9
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Kl 30
KL 15
Kl50 2.0
F06 2.0
F16 2.0
1
30 Amp
-F01
2
1 1
10 Amp
15 Amp
-F15
-F16
2 2
Lschdiode
86 30 1 5 4 1 3
-V01
1
R68
85 87 87a 2 3 2 5 4
-R01
-K01 -K02 -K03
31 2.0
9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 5 6 7 8 3 4 1 2 3 5 4 1 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 7 8
-X8 -X2 -X1 -X1 -X1 -X5 -X9 -X9 -X4 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X4 -X5 -X5
42
43
44
45
36
37
38
39
40
41
30
30
50
50
19
20
gr-bl 103 S11 3.0
sw 15
gr-bl 56
sw-rt 10
bl-gr 55
sw-rt 52
bl 8
bl-gr 2
gn-rt 107
gn
gn
br
rt
rt
sw 51
gn-rt 21
bl 1
H03
D+
-S01
15
2
50
01 2 1
I
3
0
30
S13
1
5
M01 2.1 7 F16
3.0
sw 52
D01 5.6
rt
1 2 10 9
rt rt
-X9.1 -X9.1 1
T
-S11 Temp 2
+ 1 1
-S27
- Kl 30 Kl 50 B+ W D+
-B01
M G31 2 2 1 1
M
1
1
2 2 -2 2
Kl 31 -H01 -H03
-M01 -G01 -Y03 -Y09 M08 -Y04
K0 2.3
K1
2.3
br
br
Kl 31 2.0
Batterie Zndschloss Anlasser Lichtmaschine Lichtmaschinenkontrolle Bremsventil Feststellbremse Not-Aus Mehrmengenventil Dieselventil
battery ignition lock starter motor alternator status alternator brake valve parking brake emergency stop additional fuel valve fuel valve
Feststellbremse Dieselpumpe
parking brake fuel pump
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

A tla s W e y h a u s e n A G & C O K G AW-2501 /1070
002 01.11.07 Heuer Bearb. W.Heuer M a s c h in e n f a b rik
Gepr. Vers 02 2 7 7 9 3 W ild e s haus en
Blatt 1
Zust. nderung Datum Name Norm Urspr. Ers.f Ers.d Stromlaufplan PFE 2501 von 14 Bl.
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1.9 Kl 30 Kl 30
1.9 KL 15 KL 15
F16 F16
1.9 3.0
1.9 F06
1.9 Kl50
F02 10.2
7,5 Amp
1
-F06
2
1.9
3 5 7 4 6 9 17 22 10 8 11 9 10 11 12 12 4 13 14 3 15 16 9 17 13 18
-X4 -X4 -X4 -X4 -X9 -X9 -X9 -X4 -X9 -X4 -X4 -X4 -X4 -X9 -X9 -X4 -X4 -X9 -X4 -X4 -X5 -X4 -X9 -X4
sw-ws 10 Fuel
gn-sw 13 H13
ws-rt 12 H12
vi-ws 11 H10
gn-ws 4 H02
gr-ws 9 H09
gr 17 H16
sw 19 15+
vi 3 H11
ws-ge 1
vi-ws 7
gn-ws 6
sw-gn 9
rt-ws 5
gn 29
sw 31
vi 4
9 17 22 10 11 12 4 3 13
1.3 M01 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1
rt
A
F17
+
G
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1
rt 27
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
-H09 -H16 -P1 -H10 -H12 -H02 -H11 -H13
-
15 L 30
TK
1.5 K1 K1 8.4
50 gn-rt
31 R H
-K10
ge 30
1 1 1 1 1
1
P P T P
2 2 Tem p 2 2 2
1
2
-S07 -S05 -S04 -B02 S06
-R02
R01
2
1.5 K0 K0 4.7
br
br
br
br
1.9 Kl 31 Kl 313.0
Vorglhen Vorglhkontrolle Tankanzeige Luftfilterverschmutzung Wasserstand ldruck Motor Motortemperatur Bremsdruck

preheating status preheat fuel gauge air filter clogged water level engine oil pressure engine temperature brake pressure
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 2
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
2.9 Kl 30 Kl 30 4.0
2.9 KL 15 KL 15 4.0
2.9 F16 F16 4.0
15 Amp
-F14
2
A02
Startfreigabe
Sonderfunkt.
RC 2-2 Rex-1
reserviert
Rckwrts
Vorwrts
Fahrpoti
Masse
Can H
Masse
Can L
KL 30
KL 15
RXD
TXD
-X25 1 27 41 42 2 28 52 51 50 17 40 39 34 35 36 30 31 29 15
gr-bl 103
rt-sw 101
rt-bl 102
gn-rt 107
gr-bl 103
ge-rt 33
Vor
sw-ws 98
vi-ws 96
gn-sw 35
6.1
ws 100
rt 95
gn 99
vi 97
ws 34
Rck
120 Ohm
6.2
br
10 11 19 20 18 13 14 15 21 22 16 17
-X5 -X4 -X4 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X4 -X4 -X5 -X5
1.9 S11
rt-bl 41
rt-sw 42
gr-rt 44
ge-ws 43
sw 108
A H C D B G E F 13 14 15
-X29 -X29 -X29
Rck
Vor
gn-sw 76
ge-rt 74
ws 75
-X24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2
1.9 F16 XA A
S -X18
4K
P03 X23
rt-bl 11
rt-sw 12
gr-rt 16
X20- A-2
XB E S-3
sw 15
E-1
M-4
4
1
-X34 -X34
1 1 1
2 2
4
2
-Y1 -Y2
-B03
2
-X34
br
br
br
br
br
br
2.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 4.0
Diagnosestecker DRCA10 Joystick Rckwrts Vorwrts TCD /CFM Tacho Steckdose

diagnosis connector DRCA10 reverse forward speed sensor power outlet
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 3
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3.9 Kl 30 Kl 30 5.0
3.9 KL 15 KL 15 5.0
3.9 F16 F16 5.0

1800
6.5
2200 6.5
PFE 2501-2601 PFE 2601 ECO-Rex2
-J1
-J2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
3
-V1
1
-V1
2 5 4
-V1
-K05
Schrittrelais
15 30 1 3
31 87 87a 2 5 4
-K04 -K06
2.9 31 31 5.0
12 5 19 20 21 22 1 2 11 12 1 2 5 15 1 6 6 2 4 3
-X5 -X11 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X6 -X11 -X11 -X3 -X3 -X9 -X9 -X11 -X11 -X9 -X11 -X11 -X11
bl-gn 15
gr-sw 24
ws-bl 5
ge-ws 26
bl-sw 6
vi 40
H 06
H 14
gr 25
H 15
ge-gn 116
gr-sw 13
20 6 4 5 5 15 6
-X19 -X29 -X29 -X9.1 -X9.1
gr 14
-X9.1
I O II
vi 81
gr-sw 65
ge-ws 67
gr 66
5 1 1 1
-X21 2
6 -H15 -H06 -H14
8 2 2 2
1
3 5
bl
7
10 9
1
-S16
-J03
2
116 5.6
sw
1 1
JX 2 2
6.0 2.3 K0 K0 6.3
Y05 Y06
br
br
br
3.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 5.0
Vibration Ein/Aus Wahlschalter Vibration kleine Frequenz grosse Frequenz grosse Amplitude kleine Amplitude ECO
vibration on /off vibration mode switch groe Amplitude kleine Amplitude high amplitude small amplitude
low frequency high frequency
high amplitude small amplitude
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 4
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Kl 30 Kl 30 6.0
4.9
4.9 KL 15 KL 15 6.0
4.9 F16 F16 6.0
120 Ohm
Low 7.1
High EMR
7.1
31 31 6.0
4.9
17 7 8 2 7 3 9 10 14 16 15 3 4 5 18 6 2 1 2 1 7
ge-gn 116
gn-rt 20 6.0
gn-rt 20
sw 23
ge-gn 116
bl-sw 33
gn-sw 34
22 3 1
-X29 X29 -X29
gn-rt 62
ge-gn 117
2
1
sw 64
116
4.3 0
2
4
sw 28
30 86 117,83 5
7
1
30 Amp
-F18
1 83 10 9
87a 87 85
2 -X13
-K11 -S22
rt 32
rt
2
D01
-X13
1.3
ws
1
2
-Y10
sw
3
-X13
br
br
br
4.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 6.0
Drehzahlregelung
speed control
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 5
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
5.9 Kl 30 Kl 30
7.0
5.9 KL 15 KL 15 7.0
5.9 F16 F16 7.0
4.9
2300
4.9 1800
Vor
3.9 3.9 Rck
Drehzahlregelung
5.9 31 31 7.0
8 7 9 8 3 21 16 17 18 19 9 10
-X6 -X9 -X6 -X9 -X3 -X9 -X6 -X6 -X6 -X6 -X3 -X3
rt-bl 31
gn-rt 20
rt-sw 32
5.9
gr-rt 18
H 07
H 08
rt-bl 7
rt-sw 8
bl 37
rt 38
gn 39
ge 36
21 11
7 8 21
-X29 -X29 12
-X9.1 -X29 -X9.1 -X9.1 16 19 17 18
gn-rt 82
rt-bl 72
rt-sw 73
-X29 -X29 -X29 -X29

gn-rt 98
bl 78
rt 79
ge 77
gn 80
1 1
9 1 7 8
-X21 -X21 -X21 -H7 -X21 -H8 3 6 4 2
2 2
-X21 -X21 -X21 -X21
rt
ws
vi
sw
Vor Rck
2 3 2 3
J01 J02
1 1
4.3 JX
-X36 1
K0 K0 8.1
4.7
1
H19 2
-X36
2
br
br
5.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 7.0
vorwrts rckwrts Rckfahrsummer

forward reverse backup alarm
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 6
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
6.9 Kl 30 Kl 30 8.0
6.9 KL 15 KL 15 8.0
6.9 F16 F16 8.0
25 Amp
-F03 2
86 30
85 87 87a
-K08
5.3 Low
5.3 High
6.9 31 31 8.0
13 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20
-X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X6
6.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 8.0
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 7
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Kl 30 Kl 30 9.0
7.9
7.9 KL 15 KL 15 9.0
7.9 F16 F16 9.0
F08 9.0
7,5 Amp
1 1
15 Amp
-F07
-F08
2 2
31 31 9.0
7.9
11 10 4 16 13 12 14 5 6 21 14 15
-X6 -X6 -X3 -X9 -X6 -X6 -X9 -X3 -X3 -X6 -X6 -X6
bl-ge 29
ws-bl 28
gr-ge 30
rt-ws 27
ws-sw 16 H04
rt 14 H05
rt-gr 59
rt-gr 2
bl 57
ws-bl 17
7 8 9 10
bl-ws 3
rt
-X29 -X29 -X29 -X29
bl-ge 70
gr-ge 71
ws-bl 69
rt-ws 68
I
0
0
1
16 01
14
1
5 -X9.1 5 -X9.1 5
7 7 7
ws-bl 87
2 2
bl 57
6 6 bl-ge 88
8 8
9 10 9 10 10 9
rt-sw 86
-S17 1 -S18 1 -S14
2 2
-H04 -H05
1
M
1 -2
1 1 -H18 2
2 2 -M03
Plus
Minus
Y08 Y07
6.2 K0 2.9 K1
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
Kl 31 Kl 31 9.0
7.9
Gangumschaltung Achse Gangumschaltung Bandage Signalhorn E-Sitz
gear shift axle gear shift drum horn e-seat
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 8
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
8.9 Kl 30 Kl 30
10.0
8.9 KL 15 KL 15 10.0
8.9 F16 F16 10.0
8.9 F08 F08 10.0
1 1 1
15 Amp
15 Amp
15 Amp
-F10
-F11
-F09
2 2 2
31 31 10.0
8.9
3 1 13 14 7 12 2 8 11
-X10 -X10 -X10 -X10 -X3 -X10 -X10 -X3 -X10
rt-sw 20
ge 3
sw-rt 1
II I 0
I
ge 9,11
I
ge 5,6
ge 7,8
2 2
0
ge 3,4
1 1
0
0 0
1 1
5 sw-rt 2 3 1 3 1
7 5
2 5 7 3 1
sw-rt 1,2 6
8 2 4
7 5
10 9 6 8
10 9 9 10
sw-rt 29.30
rt-sw 27,28
10 9 10 9
gr-bl 33
-S20
gr-ge 26
ws-bl 37
bl-ge 24
-S21 -S23 -S24 -S25
bl 36
ge 10
gn 21
ge 11
rt 22
bl 23
6 1 -X31 3 2 4 5
29
27
28
32
31b
53a
53
1 1 1 1 1 -X31 -X31 -X31
3 4 1 5 3 6
1 1
M M M M
2 2 2 2 2 - -2 2 - -2
-E7 E3 E4 E1 E2 2 1
M06 M07 M04 M05
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
br 31
10.0
8.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 10.0
Rundumleuchte Abeitscheinwerfer Wischer hinten Waschpumpe hinten Wischer vorn Waschpumpe vorn
rotating light vorne work lights hinten rear wiper rear washpump front wiper front washpump
front rear
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 9
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
9.9 Kl 30 Kl 30 11.0
9.9 KL 15 KL 15 11.0
9.9 F16 F16 11.0
9.9 F08
7,5 Amp
7,5 Amp
1 1 1 1 1
25 Amp
25 Amp
25 Amp
-F02
-F04
-F12
-F05
-F13
2 2 2 2 2
2.1 F02
86 87a 30
T
85 87
-K07
9.9 31 31 11.0
4 10 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 21 4 22
-X10 -X10 -X10 -X10 -X10 -X10 -X14 -X14 -X14 -X3 -X14 -X3
Anschluss Klima
sw-rt 17
bl 19
Heizung
bl 18
sw 13
rt 12
ws B
Lfterstufen
0
1
2
3
C Klima
S19
sw 14
sw 16
sw 15
I
L
01
5
7 M
9 10 H
3
sw
gn
ge
S26
7 4
12 7 8
+
2 1 3 4
1
-R03 138W M02
E06 8 L R
-A01 M
M02
br
br
br
br
br
31
9.9
9.9 Kl 31 Kl 31
Innenleuchte Radio Heckscheibenheizung Heizungsgeblse

interior light rear window heating heater fan
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 10
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Kl 30 Kl 30 9.0
7.9
7.9 KL 15 KL 15 9.0
7.9 F16 F16 9.0
F08 9.0
7,5 Amp
1 1
15 Amp
-F07
-F08
2 2
31 31 9.0
7.9
20 20 11 10 4 16 13 12 14 5 6 21 14 15
-X6 -X3 -X6 -X6 -X3 -X9 -X6 -X6 -X9 -X3 -X3 -X6 -X6 -X6
bl-ge 29
ws-bl 28
gr-ge 30
rt-ws 27
ws-sw 16 H04
rt 14 H05
rt-gr 59
rt-gr 2
gn 39
bl 57
ws-bl 17
7 8 9 10
bl-ws 3
rt
19 -X29 -X29 -X29 -X29
-X29
bl-ge 70
gr-ge 71
ws-bl 69
rt-ws 68
I
0
0
0
gn 80
16 14
1 1 1
6 5 -X9.1 5 -X9.1 5
7 7 7
ws-bl 87
-X21 2 2
bl 57
6 6
bl-ge 88
8 8
9 10 9 10 10 9
rt-sw 86
-S17 1 -S18 1 -S14
2 2
-H04 -H05
HD Regelung M
1 -2
1 1 -H11.19 2
2 2 -M03
Plus
Minus
Y08 Y07
6.2 K0 2.9 K1
br
br
br
br
br
br
br
Kl 31 Kl 31 9.0
7.9
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 11
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
weiss ws white wh
grau gr grey gy
gelb ge yellow ye
rosa rs pink pk
rot rt red rd
grn gn green gn
blau bl blue bl
braun br brown bn
orange or orange og
violett vi violet vt
schwarz sw black bk
trkis tk turquoise tq
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 12
Electric circuit diagrams
HR110C-9, HR120C-9, HR140C-9

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Kl 30
KL 15
Kl50 2.0
F06 2.0
F16 2.0
1
30 Amp
-F01
2
1 1
10 Amp
15 Amp
-F15
-F16
2 2
Lschdiode
86 30 1 5 4 1 3
-V01
1
R68
85 87 87a 2 3 2 5 4
-R01
-K01 -K02 -K03
31 2.0
9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 2 5 6 7 8 3 4 1 2 3 5 4 1 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 7 8
-X8 -X2 -X1 -X1 -X1 -X5 -X9 -X9 -X4 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X4 -X5 -X5
74
75
76
77
68
69
70
71
72
73
30
30
50
50
61
62
gr-bl 103 S11 3.0
sw 15
bl 38
gr-bl 56
sw-rt 43
bl-gr 55
gr-rt 39
sw-rt 52
bl-gr 2
gn-rt 107
gn
gn
br
rt
rt
sw 51
gn-rt 65
bl 1
H03
D+
-S01
15
2
50
01 2 1
I
3
0
30
S13
1
5
M01 2.1 7 F16
3.0
sw 52
rt
1 2 10 9
rt rt
-X9.1 -X9.1
F16-1 2.4
-S11
+ 1 1
- Kl 30 Kl 50 B+ W D+
-B01
M G31 2 2 1
2
Kl 31 -H01 -H03
-M01 -G01 -Y03
K0 2.3
K1
2.3
br
br
Kl 31 2.0
Batterie Zndschloss Anlasser Lichtmaschine Lichtmaschinenkontrolle Bremsventil Feststellbremse Not-Aus
battery ignition lock starter motor alternator status alternator brake valve parking brake emergency stop
Feststellbremse
parking brake
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

F . W e y h a u s e n G m b H & C O . KG AW-2601 /1110-1140
Blatt 1
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
1.9 Kl 30 Kl 30
1.9 KL 15 KL 15
F16 F16
1.9 3.0
1.9 F06
1.9 Kl50
F02 10.2
7,5 Amp
1
-F06
2
1.9
3 5 7 4 6 9 17 22 10 8 11 9 10 11 12 12 4 13 14 3 15 16 9 17 13 18
-X4 -X4 -X4 -X4 -X9 -X9 -X9 -X4 -X9 -X4 -X4 -X4 -X4 -X9 -X9 -X4 -X4 -X9 -X4 -X4 -X5 -X4 -X9 -X4
sw-ws 10 Fuel
ws-rt 12 H12
vi-ws 11 H10
gn-sw 13 H13
gn-ws 4 H02
gr-ws 9 H09
gr 17 H16
sw 19 15+
vi 3 H11
ws-ge 27
sw-gn 41
vi-ws 9
rt-ws 7
bl-gr 8
ws 35
sw 34
vi 6
M01 9 17 22 10 11 12 4 3 13
1.3 rt 53
-X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1 -X9.1
A
-F17
+
G
1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1
rt 54
2 2 2 2 2 2 2
-H09 -H16 -P1 -H10 -H12 -H02 -H11 -H13
-
1 30
1.5 K1 K1 8.4
gn-rt 13
2 87
92 77 68 71 70
-K09 X35 1 . 3
sw-ws
O-S-IMPHLP
O-S-OBD
O-S-OBD
O-S-WOL
O-S-TTLPT
ge 37
1 1
sw
1
2 3 P P
X12 X12
ldruck-Kont.
2 S09 2
1
2
Vorglhen
Vorglhen
Vorglhen
.
Luftfilter
Luftfilter
Temperatur
-S07 S06
gn-rt 65
-R02 X35 2
R01
EMR3
EMR3
EMR3
EMR3
EMR3
EMR3
EMR3
2
1.5 K0 K0 4.7
1.9 F16-1
br
br
br
1.9 Kl 31 Kl 313.0
Vorglhen Vorglhkontrolle Tankanzeige Luftfilter Wasserstand ldruck Motor Motortemperatur Bremsdruck

preheating status preheat fuel gauge air filter clogged water level engine oil pressure engine temperature brake pressure
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 2
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
2.9 Kl 30 Kl 30 4.0
2.9 KL 15 KL 15 4.0
2.9 F16 F16 4.0
15 Amp
-F14
2
A02
Startfreigabe
Sonderfunkt.
RC 2-2 Rex-1
reserviert
Rckwrts
Vorwrts
Fahrpoti
Masse
Can H
Masse
Can L
KL 30
KL 15
RXD
TXD
-X25 1 27 41 42 2 28 52 51 50 17 40 39 34 35 36 30 31 29 15
gr-bl 103
gr-bl 103
rt-sw 101
rt-bl 102
gn-rt 107
ge-rt 33
Vor
sw-ws 98
vi-ws 96
gn-sw 35
6.1
ws 100
rt 95
gn 99
vi 97
ws 34
Rck
120 Ohm
6.2
br
10 11 19 20 18 13 14 15 21 22 16 17
-X5 -X4 -X4 -X5 -X5 -X5 -X4 -X4 -X5 -X5
1.9 S11
rt-bl 41
rt-sw 42
gr-rt 44
ge-ws 43
sw 108
A H C D B G E F 13 14 15
-X29 -X29 -X29
Rck
Vor
gn-sw 76
ge-rt 74
ws 75
-X24
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2
1.9 F16 XA A
S -X18
4K
P03 X23
rt-bl 45
rt-sw 47
gr-rt 57
X20- A-2
XB E S-3
sw 55
E-1
M-4
4
1
-X34 -X34
1 1 1
2 2
4
2
-Y1 -Y2
-B03
2
-X34
br
br
br
br
br
br
2.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 4.0
Diagnose Stecker DRCA10 Joystick Rckwrts Vorwrts TCD /CFM Tacho Steckdose
diagnosis connector DRCA10 reverse forward speed sensor power outlet
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 3
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
3.9 Kl 30 Kl 30 5.0
3.9 KL 15 KL 15 5.0
3.9 F16 F16 5.0

1800
6.5
2300 6.5
PFE 2501-2601 PFE 2601 ECO-Rex2
-J1
-J2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
3
-V1
1
-V1
PFE 2601 ECO-Rex2 ohne K04 + K05
2 5 4
-V1
-K05
Schrittrelais
15 30 1 3
31 87 87a 2 5 4
-K04 -K06
2.9 31 31 5.0
12 5 19 20 21 22 1 2 11 12 1 2 5 15 1 6 6 4 2 3
bl-gn 15
gr-sw 24
A
ws-bl 5
ge-ws 26
5.0
bl-sw 6
rt-sw 16
rt-ws 15
bl-gn 3
H 15
H 06
H 14
vi 40
gr 25
gr-sw 18
gn-rt 23
gn-rt 24
ge-gn 116
gn-rt 1
gn-rt 2
gr 17
br 5
gr-sw 49
20 6 4 5 5 15 6
-X19 -X29 -X29 -X9.1 -X9.1
gr 51
-X9.1
I O II
37 10 11 30 31 41 42 1 27 2 28
vi 81
gr-sw 65
ge-ws 67
Vibration 1 12 Volt
Vibration 2 12 Volt
PWM
PWM
Rex-KL.15
Rex-KL.15
Rex-KL.30
Rex-KL.30
GND
GND
Eing.12V
gr 66
5 1 1 1
12V K-Amplitude
12V G-Amplitude
PWM G-Amplitude
PWM K-Amplitude
-X21 2
6 -H15 -H06 -H14
Masse 31 GND
Masse 31 GND
Ansteuerung
Vibration 1
2 2 2
Vibration 2
8
12 Volt
12 Volt
12 Volt
12 Volt
1
3 5
7
gr
10 9
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
1
-S16
-J03
2
116 5.7
sw
1 1
JX 2 2
6.0 2.3 K0 K0 6.3
Y05 Y06
br
br
br
3.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 5.0
Vibration Ein/Aus Wahlschalter Vibration kleine Frequenz grosse Frequenz grosse Amplitude kleine Amplitude ECO
vibration on /off vibration mode switch groe Amplitude kleine Amplitude high amplitude small amplitude
low frequency high frequency
high amplitude small amplitude
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 4
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Kl 30 Kl 30 6.0
4.9
4.9 KL 15 KL 15 6.0
4.9 F16 F16 6.0
120 Ohm
Low 7.1
High EMR
7.1
31 31 6.0
4.9
17 7 8 2 7 3 9 10 14 16 15 3 4 5 18 6 2 1 2 1 7
ge-gn 116
gn-rt 20 6.0
gn-rt 20
sw 23
ge-ws 9
ge 11
ge-gn 116
22 3 1
bl-sw 12
bl-ge 14
ws-bl 13
vi-ws 8
4.9 A -X29 X29 -X29

vi 10
sw 7
116
4.3
sw-ws 22
gn-rt 4
52 51 50 17 40 39 34 36 35 48
ws 20
gn 21
rt 19
TXD
GND
CAN-H
CAN-L
reserviert
Poti A
Poti E
Poti S
Drehzahl
RXD
Masse 31 GND
Dreh On-Off
A H C D B G E F
Reserviert
CAN-H
CAN-L
Poti
Poti
Poti
TXD
RXD
-X27
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
-Rex2
4.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 6.0
Diagnose Stecker SPC/WEY001

diagnosis connector SPC/WEY001
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 5
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
5.9 Kl 30 Kl 30
7.0
5.9 KL 15 KL 15 7.0
5.9 F16 F16 7.0
4.9
2300
4.9 1800
1200
1800
2300
850
8,2k
4,3k
2,2k
1,0k
Vor
3.9 3.9 Rck
Drehzahlregelung
5.9 31 31 7.0
8 7 9 8 3 21 16 17 18 19 9 10
-X6 -X9 -X6 -X9 -X3 -X9 -X6 -X6 -X6 -X6 -X3 -X3
rt-bl 31
gn-rt 20
rt-sw 32
5.9
gr-rt 66
rt-bl 7
rt-sw 8
H07
H08
bl 37
rt 38
gn 39
ge 36
21 11
gn-ws 15
gn-bl 14
7 8 21
-X29 -X29 12
-X9.1 -X29 -X9.1 -X9.1 16 19 17 18
gn-rt 82
rt-bl 72
rt-sw 73
-X29 -X29 -X29 -X29

gn-rt 118
bl 78
rt 79
ge 77
gn 80
1 1
9 1 7 8
-X21 -X21 -X21 -H7 -X21 -H8 3 6 4 2
2 2
-X21 -X21 -X21 -X21
bei
gn
ge
br
Neutral
rt
sw
ws
vi
1 1 1 1
Vor Rck 15 14
1200
1800
2300
I-A-APP1
V-V-5VAPP1
2 3 2 3 2 2 2 2
J01 J02
-J04 -Jo5 -J06 -J07
1 1
Pedal 5 Volt
JX
Pedal Geber
4.3
-X36 1
K0 K0 8.1
4.7
1
H19 2
EMR3
EMR3
-X36
2
br
br
5.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 7.0
vorwrts rckwrts Rckfahrsummer

forward reverse backup alarm
001 07.05.07 Heuer Datum 07.05.2007

Blatt 6
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
6.9 Kl 30 Kl 30 8.0
6.9 KL 15 KL 15 8.0
6.9 F16 F16 8.0
25 Amp
-F03 2
86 30
85 87 87a
-K08
5.3 Low
5.3 High
6.9 31 31 8.0
13 11 12 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 20
-X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X3 -X6
1
P
gn-rt 63
rt-sw 5
2
rt 1
-S08
vi-ws 23
bl-sw 10
ge-rt 20
25
64
sw-ws 12
vi 24
ge 21
gn 22
sw 11
vi 26
vi-ws
gn-rt
Diagnose Can L-1
Diagnose Can H-1
Iso K-Line
Klemme 15
72 1 3 5 28 25 62 61 82 60 2 4 6 63 64 57
Can L-2
Can H-2
B-D-CAN-H2
B-D-CAN-L2
OS-MRLY
I-S-T15
GAD 1
GAD 2
GAD 3
G-R-WFS
I-A-WFS
I-S-DROOP
V-Batt
V-Batt
V-Batt
B-D-COM1:1
B-D-CAN-H1
B-D-CAN-L1
Relais Ansteuerung
Diagnose CAN-H-1
Diagnose CAN-L-1
Wasser im Diesel
Wasser im Diesel
P-Grad Schalter
GND
Masse 31 GND
Masse 31 GND
Masse 31 GND
Kunde CAN-H2
Kunde CAN-L2
Klemme 15
12 Volt
12 Volt
12 Volt
K-Line
G H F M K A B
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
-EMR3
Diagnose Stecker
-X 33
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6.9 Kl 31 Kl 31 8.0
Diagnose Stecker EMR3 Wasser in Diesel

diagnosis connector EMR3 Water in fuel sensor
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7.9
7.9 KL 15 KL 15 9.0
7.9 F16 F16 9.0
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7,5 Amp
1 1
15 Amp
-F07
-F08
2 2
31 31 9.0
7.9
11 10 4 16 13 12 14 5 6 21 14 15
-X6 -X6 -X3 -X9 -X6 -X6 -X9 -X3 -X3 -X6 -X6 -X6
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ws-bl 28
gr-ge 30
rt-ws 27
ws-sw 16 H04
rt 14 H05
rt-gr 28
rt-gr 59
bl 57
ws-bl 58
bl-ws 29
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bl-ge 70
gr-ge 71
ws-bl 69
rt-ws 68
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8.9 KL 15 KL 15 10.0
8.9 F16 F16 10.0
8.9 F08 F08 10.0
1 1 1
15 Amp
15 Amp
15 Amp
-F10
-F11
-F09
2 2 2
31 31 10.0
8.9
3 1 13 14 7 12 2 8 11
-X10 -X10 -X10 -X10 -X3 -X10 -X10 -X3 -X10
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sw-rt 1,2 6
8 2 4
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10 9 6 8
10 9 9 10
sw-rt 29.30
rt-sw 27,28
10 9 10 9
gr-bl 33
-S20
gr-ge 26
ws-bl 37
bl-ge 24
-S21 -S23 -S24 -S25
bl 36
ge 10
gn 21
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rt 22
bl 23
6 1 -X31 3 2 4 5
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1 1 1 1 1 -X31 -X31 -X31
3 4 1 5 3 6
1 1
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M06 M07 M04 M05
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Rundumleuchte Abeitscheinwerfer Wischer hinten Waschpumpe hinten Wischer vorn Waschpumpe vorn
rotating light vorne work lights hinten rear wiper rear washpump front wiper front washpump
front rear
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9.9 KL 15 KL 15 11.0
9.9 F16 F16 11.0
9.9 F08
7,5 Amp
7,5 Amp
1 1 1 1 1
25 Amp
25 Amp
25 Amp
-F02
-F04
-F12
-F05
-F13
2 2 2 2 2
F02
2.1
86 87a 30
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85 87
-K07
9.9 31 31 11.0
4 10 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 21 4 22
-X10 -X10 -X10 -X10 -X10 -X10 -X14 -X14 -X14 -X3 -X14 -X3
Anschluss Klima
sw-rt 17
bl 19
Heizung
bl 18
sw 13
rt 12
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Lfterstufen
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Innenleuchte Radio Heckscheibenheizung Heizungsgeblse

intierior light rear window heating heater fan
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grau gr grey gy
gelb ge yellow ye
rosa rs pink pk
rot rt red rd
grn gn green gn
blau bl blue bl
braun br brown bn
orange or orange og
violett vi violet vt
schwarz sw black bk
trkis tk turquoise tq
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Chapter 10
Steering system &

Articulated pendulum joint
Contents
the steering system and the steering hydraulics
the components of the articulated pendulum joint
installing and dismantling the articulated
pendulum joint
10.1 Steering system and articulated pendulum joint
ATTENTION!
The articulated pendulum joint and the steering system constitute a single unit. Articulation
of the front drum determines the turning angle of the compaction roller.
10.2 Steering system

Hydraulic cylinders serve to effect the steering motions by retracting and extending.
The steering hydraulics is powered by a hydraulic pump at the Diesel engine.
The steering orbitrol (control block) is located underneath the steering column.
The turning motion of the steering wheel controls the oil flow in the control block and causes the
hydraulic cylinder at the articulated pendulum joint to retract and extend.
The bigger the steering motion, the higher the turning angle (max. +/- 30 degrees).
10.2.1 Technical speci cations
Measurement / Setting Default values

Operating pressure steering system 180 bar
Pressure control valve 180 bar
Steering system & articulated pendulum joint 10 - 2 Issue: 02-10

10.2.2 Overview: Steering hydraulics and components
1 Diesel engine
1 2 Hydraulic pump, steering
3 Steering orbitrol
4 Steering cylinder
5 Hydraulic oil tank
5
2
3
1 4
4
4 5

10.3 Articulated pendulum joint
The articulated pendulum joint constitutes the link between the drum (front) frame and the basic
(rear) frame of the compaction roller.
The articulated pendulum joint serves to bend and pivot the drum frame.
1 2 3
1
HR
HR110/120/140C-9
2
4
HR70C-9
1 Basic (rear) frame

2 Steering cylinder
3 Articulated pendulum joint
4 4 Drum (front) frame

10.3.1 Installing and dismantling the articulated pendulum joint
ATTENTION!
5 In order to replace an articulated pendulum joint, take the compaction roller to a
workshop, as this work may only be performed by trained service staff.
Make sure that the crane to be used disposes of an appropriate lifting capacity before
lifting the components.
Preparations to be carried out before dismantling and installing an articulated

pendulum joint
Prior to starting work, secure the compaction roller to prevent it from rolling.
Pull out the ignition key.
Apply the parking brake.
Insert the anti-buckling device (5) between the drum (front) frame and the basic (rear) frame.
Secure the wheels by means of wheel chocks.
Slightly lift the drum frame.
Place supports (6) both under the front part of the basic frame and underneath the articulated
pendulum joint.
6
6

Dismantling the steering cylinders of the articulated pendulum joint
Prior to removing the articulated pendulum joint, dismantle the steering cylinders (2).
Unscrew the safety screws (2.1) from the steering bolts (2.2) and press the bolts upwards, out of the
cylinder fork and the articulated pendulum joint (3)
2 3
2.1
2.2

Dismantling the articulated pendulum joint
Position a lift truck with a pallet under the articulated pendulum joint.
Lift the pallet so it is located right underneath the articulated pendulum joint.
3 Unscrew the screws (3.1) of the connection between the basic (rear) frame and the articulated pen-
1 dulum joint (1/3).
Remove the screws (3.2) from the connection between the drum (front) frame and the articulated
3
pendulum joint (2/3).
1 Use the lift truck to lower the disconnected articulated pendulum joint (3) to the ground.
4
3
3.2
3.1
3
4

Replacing and installing an articulated pendulum joint
ATTENTION!
3 Any repair work related to the articulated pendulum joint may only be performed by
1 trained service staff, using special tools at the place of manufacture.
Always replace the entire articulated pendulum joint.
3
1 To carry out the installation, put the new articulated pendulum joint (3) onto the pallet of the lift truck
and position the pallet underneath the drum area.
By means of the lift truck, lift the articulated pendulum joint to a height which enables you to
establish the screw connections (3.2) between the articulated pendulum joint (3) and the drum frame
(4).
By means of the crane, slightly lower the drum frame and align the ange of the articulated
pendulum joint (3) with the basic frame (1).
Establish the screw connections (3.1) between the articulated pendulum joint (3) and the basic
frame (1).
Tighten all screws crosswise and to the correct torque (see table of tightening torques).
3.1 4 3
3
4
3 3.2

Chapter 11
Towing the compaction roller
Contents
towing the compaction roller
11.1 Towing the compaction roller
11.1.1 Safety instructions referring to towing the compaction roller
CAUTION!
Precautionary measures to be taken prior to towing the compaction roller!
The precautionary measures related to towing as well as the towing process itself
may only be carried out by experienced individuals who have undergone the
appropriate training required for this type of work.
Make sure the towing vehicle disposes of the required trailer load capacity / tractive
force!
The overall weight of the compaction roller needs to be taken into account
(see chapter Technical specifications).
WARNING!
The compaction roller may only be towed if its emergency steering is in working order.
WARNING!
Material damage!
The preparations at the travel hydraulics and the parking brake must be completed prior
to towing the compaction roller.
Set the towing vehicle in motion very slowly and carry out the towing process at a low
speed.
Towing 11 - 2 Issue: 02-10

11.1.2 Precautionary measures to be taken prior to towing
Securing the compaction roller
DANGER!
Risk of death!
Use the wheel chocks to prevent the compaction roller from rolling, since there is no
braking effect after releasing the parking brake and the HP valves!
Place wheel chocks under the wheels.
WARNING!
Operation on slopes!
HR70C-9: 4 mm socket head wrench If the compaction roller is parked on a slope and needs to be towed, make sure that the
HR110/120/140C-9: 5 mm socket head wrench rear wheels and the drum are adequately secured!
1 Releasing the parking brake and the HP valves
WARNING!
Risk of death!
If the compaction roller is not properly secured against rolling, you must not carry out any
of the work described below!
Opening the HP valves at the travel pump

In order to tow the compaction roller, short-circuit the hydraulic circuit between the traction pump
and the hydraulic traction motors.
Access the HP valves from the left side of the engine compartment (in the direction of motion).
Type 70: In order to loosen the HP valves (1) and (2), use the socket head wrench to
2 screw in the adjusting spindles until they are level with the valve housing.
Types 110/120/140 : Loosen the socket head screw by 3 turns. Note that there is no counter nut
for the socket head screw!

Deactivating (releasing) the parking brake
6
3 In order to tow the compaction roller, you need to release the parking brake in the rear axle and in
the drum via the hand pump (5).
The hand pump (5) is installed in the engine compartment (on the left side, in the direction of
4 motion).
Put a pipe extension into the pump actuation (3).
5 Close the relief valve (4).
Build up pressure by manually pumping, which releases the parking brake und causes the
corresponding light on the dashboard (brake pressure, 6) to go out.
Remove the pipe extension.
11.1.3 Carrying out the towing process WARNING!

Material damage!
The preparations at the travel hydraulics and the parking brake must be completed
prior to towing the compaction roller.
The compaction roller may only be towed if its emergency steering is in working order.
Set the towing vehicle in motion very slowly and carry out the towing process at low
speed. The compaction roller may only be towed within a closed off work zone and not
further than is absolutely necessary in order to remove it from the immediate danger /
work zone!
First of all, secure the compaction roller against rolling by establishing the connection with the
towing vehicle.
Remove the wheel chocks and any additional safety equipment used for preventing the compaction
roller from rolling.
The towing distance is to be kept as short as possible.

11.1.4 After the towing process
Securing the vehicle against rolling
DANGER!
Risk of death!
Immediately after completing the towing process, secure the compaction roller against
rolling by means of the wheel chocks.
HR70C-9: 4 mm socket head wrench
HR110/120/140C-9: 5 mm socket head wrench After the towing process, the hydraulic circuit between the traction pump and the traction motor
must be closed and the parking brake needs to be put in working order again.
1 Closing the HP valves at the traction pump

Access the HP valves from the left side of the engine compartment (direction of motion).
HR70C-9: In order to activate the HP valves (1 and 2), screw off the socket head screw
2 and tighten the counter nut.
HR110/120/140C-9: Completely screw in the socket head screw (10 Nm).
Activating the parking brake

3
After towing the compaction roller, you need to activate the parking brake in the rear axle again.
4 6 The hand pump (5) is situated in the engine compartment, on the left side (direction of motion).
Slowly open the relief valve (4).
5 The oil pressure escapes in the tank and the parking brake is activated, which is confirmed by the
display on the dashboard, where the corresponding symbol (6) needs to light up.

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Chapter 3: Operating elements & displays

Overview: Chapters I Issue: 02-10

2.1 Technical specifications ............................................................................................................................................... 2-2

3.1 Control elements and displays .................................................................................................................................... 3-2

Table of contents II Issue: 02-10

Table of contents III Issue: 02-10

Table of contents IV Issue: 02-10

Chapter 6: Diesel engine and hydraulic system

Chapter 7: Drum drive and rear axle

Table of contents V Issue: 02-10

Table of contents VI Issue: 02-10

Chapter 9: Electrical system

Electric circuit diagrams .................................................................................................................................................... 9-10

Table of contents VII Issue: 02-10

Kapitel 11: Towing the compaction roller

Table of contents VIII Issue: 02-10

1.1.1 Manufacturer Name of manufacturer:

Type plate labelling

Type: Current serial number

Type plate cabin Smooth drum

Machine designation 1-3 Issue: 02-10

Type plate labelling

Type: Current serial number

Machine designation 1-4 Issue: 02-10

Measuring Metric Inch

9.81 Nm (1 kpm) 7.233 lbf x ft (pound-force foot)

1.356 Nm (0.138 kpm) 1 lbf x ft (pound-force foot)

0.070 bar (0.071 kp/cm2) 1 psi (lb/in2)

1 liter 0.264 Gallon (Imp.) / 0.220 Gallon (US)

3.785 liters 1 Gallon (US)

4.456 liters 1 Gallon (Imp.)

0 C (Celsius) + 32 F (Fahrenheit) / 273.15 Kelvin

Machine designation 1-5 Issue: 02-10

Standard metric ISO thread DIN 13, sheet 13

Maschine designation 1-6 Issue: 02-10

Machine designation 1- 7 Issue: 02-10

Technical specifications 2-2 Issue: 02-10

Technical specifications 2-3 Issue: 02-10

Technical specifications 2-3 Issue: 02-10

HR70C-9 smooth drum pad foot drum

Technical specifications 2-4 Issue: 02-10

HR110C-9/120C-9/140C-9 smooth drum pad foot drum

Technical specifications 2-5 Issue: 02-10

2.1.4 Roll-over protection system

Technical specifications 2-6 Issue: 02-10

Operating elements & displays

Control elements & displays 3-2 Issue: 02-10

Symbol Function Description

Reverse motion Light indicates reverse motion

ECO Speed Activation of the ECO Speed mode

LED (yellow) indicates preheating process of the Diesel engine (ignition

Control elements & displays 3-3 Issue: 02-10

Light indicates that a low amplitude has been set by

Light indicates that overmodulation of the hydraulic engine

Light indicates that overmodulation of the hydraulic engine

3.1.3 Steering column switches

Horn Rocker switch for the horn (2).