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    2008/06/03 Hydraulic Fan System (RENR8486)

    SMCS - 1386,1387 i03001557

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    (1) Oil cooler
    (2) Fan motor
    (3) Control manifold
    (4) Temperature sensor
    (5) Oil filter
    (6) Hydraulic tank
    (7) Piston pump
    (A) Test port
    Piston pump (7) pumps oil to control manifold (3). Manifold (3) will direct oil into two systems. The first system is the braking system. The braking
    system has priority over the fan system, but the fan will not completely shut off. When the oil requirements for the braking system have been met,
    manifold (3) will direct oil to the fan system. Oil will flow from manifold (3) to fan motor (2). Pressurized oil will flow through the motor which will
    cause the fan to rotate. Oil that leaves motor (2) will flow to oil cooler (1). Cooler (1) will cool the hydraulic oil. Cooler (1) is equipped with
    temperature sensor (4). The Electronic Control Module (ECM) will use the signal from sensor (4) to monitor system temperature. Oil will flow from
    cooler (1) to oil filter (5). Filter (5) will remove debris from the oil. Oil will flow from filter (5) into hydraulic tank (6).

    B9H1-UP, B9J1-UP, R9H1-UP, R9J1-UP

    PPI-0004826A
    2021/05/16
    10:49:54+08:00
    i03001557
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