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2 valve adjustment - to suit field conditions – Great Plains Simba Flatliner 500 FW Operator Manual User Manual

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Simba Flatliner 500 FW

270-600M-ENG

2013-02-06

5. Servicing and Maintenance

5 . 5 . 1 Va l v e S e t t i n g

Sequence - Factory Setting

1. Raise machine, to ensure tines are fully

clear of the ground at depth.

2. Adjust reliefs (marked

RDBA LBN

and

RDBA LAN) and precharge valve

(

CCCA LIN) all clockwise fully.

3. Adjust flow control (

NCBB LCN) fully

clockwise, then anti-clockwise 2 turns.

4. Raise tines, then pressure fully down.

Set failsafe (

RDBA LAN) to between

190-220 bar. If available pressure is

insufficient to achieve this, set to ½

turn clockwise above that where valve

relieves at tractor maximum pressure.

If tines do not relieve under severe

overload, this valve should be

reduced (anti-clockwise) until this

occurs in work, otherwise damage

may occur.

5. Pressure tines down, and set

accumulator relief (

RDBA LBN) to 90

bar as tines are lowered.

6. Pressure tines down and check

cylinder pressure reads 90 bar and

the corresponding rod pressure reads

between 10-20 bar (achieved by

adjusting precharge valve (

CCCA

LIN)).

7. Put main circuit in float, check above

pressures are maintained at least at

the lower values indicated.

5.5.2 Valve Adjustment - To

Suit Field Conditions

(a)

Normal / Stony conditions

To avoid damage to tines and chassis in

severe stone conditions reduce accumulator

relief (

RDBA LBN) as tines are held in

‘lower’ to read 90 bar.

(b)

Hard, stone free conditions

It is permissible to increase gauge pressure

for accumulator relief (

RDBA LBN) as tines

are held in ‘lower’ to read up to 120 bar.