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Figure 15 - Manifold Assembly

6. 

Remove the bolts and sealing washers securing the hydraulic 
manifold and cover plate to the hydraulic reservoir. See 
Figure 15.

 

NOTICE

Hydraulic manifold and cover plate assembly weighs 

approximately 20 lb. [9 kg]. Manifold mounted control valves will 
add additional weight.

7.  Carefully lift the manifold and cover plate assembly straight 

up until it is removed from the hydraulic reservoir. See Figure 
15. Set this assembly aside, in a clean and dry location.

8.  Install caps or plugs over all open fi ttings to prevent dirt 

entry.

9. 

Inspect the hydraulic reservoir. Remove any sludge or debris 
from the reservoir interior.

10.  Unscrew and remove each oil suction strainer. Discard both 

used suction strainers. See Figure 16.

Figure 16 - Suction Strainer

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2

3

Key:

 

1. Connector

 2.  Adapter
 3.  Suction  Strainer

11.  Install two new oil suction strainers. Be sure that each new 

suction strainer is oriented as shown in Figure 16. Hydraulic 
fi ttings must be assembled so that fl at side of suction 
strainer is parallel with reservoir fl oor. Refer to the pump 
repair parts sheet for part number. 

12.  Clean the mating surfaces of the reservoir and the hydraulic 

manifold cover plate.

13.  Check the condition of the reservoir gasket. If the gasket is 

worn or deteriorated, install a new reservoir gasket. Refer to 
the pump repair parts sheet for part number. 

14.  Remove caps and plugs installed in step 8.

15.  Carefully lift the manifold and cover plate assembly and 

position it directly over the hydraulic reservoir opening. Note 
the locating tabs on either side of the reservoir fl ange.

16.  Slowly lower the assembly until the manifold cover plate is 

supported by the hydraulic reservoir fl ange. Align bolt holes.

17.  Apply PTFE pipe thread sealing tape to the threads of the 

two hydraulic tubes. Engage threads of connectors and 
hydraulic tubes. Tighten each connector until fi nger  tight. 
DO NOT fi nal tighten at this time.

18.  Secure the manifold cover plate to the hydraulic reservoir 

with twelve bolts and sealing washers. Torque each bolt to 
20-22 in-lbs [2.26-2.49 Nm].

19.  Tighten both connectors an additional 2-3 full turns beyond 

fi nger tight.

20. Refi ll the hydraulic reservoir. Refer to the steps in Section 

8.2 of this manual.

21. Reconnect hoses and test pump operation without load 

before placing the pump back into service. Cycle the 
hydraulic cylinders (or other hydraulic actuators) until all air 
is removed and operation is smooth.

8.4  Air Filter/Regulator

The air fi lter/regulator contains a removable fi lter bowl and 
cleanable air fi lter. Periodically check the fi lter bowl for 
accumulated water and clean the fi lter. Refer to the following 
procedure:

1.  Fully relieve pressure in the pneumatic and hydraulic 

circuits. Disconnect hoses. Remove pump shroud. Refer to 
maintenance preparation procedures in Section 8.1 of this 
manual. Also refer to pressure relief procedures in Section 

6.3.

Summary of Contents for Cylinder DuroTech MAP07

Page 1: ...of death or serious personal injury Safety Alert Symbols are used in conjunction with certain Signal Words that call attention to safety messages or property damage messages and designate a degree or...

Page 2: ...he skin see a doctor immediately CAUTION Failure to observe and comply with the following precautions could result in minor or moderate personal injury Property damage could also occur Be careful to a...

Page 3: ...yd Manifold 4 Hyd Hose Ports 5 Hyd Reservoir 6 Drain Plug 7 Sight Gauge 8 Vent Screw 9 Hyd Pressure Sensor Port 10 Carrying Handle 11 Hyd Oil Fill Plug 12 Air On Off Control 13 Metal Shroud 14 Mountin...

Page 4: ...sable Oil Capacity Hydraulic Oil Approximate Weight not including hydraulic oil or control valves Operating Temperature Range Sound Level Gallons in3 Liters Type lb kg C F dBA MAP07 MAP15 MAP30 1 8 41...

Page 5: ...100 psi Air pressure Oil ow l min X X Hydraulic Pressure bar 14 8 13 1 11 5 9 8 8 2 6 6 4 9 3 3 1 6 0 0 14 28 41 55 69 83 97 110 124 4 1 bar 5 5 bar 6 9 bar Air pressure 11 5 9 8 8 2 6 6 4 9 3 3 1 6 0...

Page 6: ...vert A and B outlet ports to P and T ports for use with remote mounted valves Figure 3 Control Valve Mounting Station and Cover Plate D03 Manifold Shown 5 3 Hydraulic Reservoir The pump is shipped wit...

Page 7: ...0 15 Nm To ensure sufficient air ow the inside diameter of the air supply hose or line must be not less than 0 39 inch 10 mm Figure 4 Oil Fill Plug 5 4 Oil Level The oil level sight gauge is located o...

Page 8: ...c actuators could occur when control valves are shifted even when the air on off control is in the OFF position To prevent possible injury stay clear of hydraulic actuators until all pressure is compl...

Page 9: ...en pressure reaches the user adjustable pressure setting Typical operation with spool type closed center or oat center control valves non sealed type When the air on off control is in the ON position...

Page 10: ...ump on a workbench or other substantial work surface NOTICE Pump dry weight is approximately 71 lb 32 2 Kg This gure does NOT include the weight of the hydraulic oil or the control valves Actual weigh...

Page 11: ...circuits Disconnect hoses Remove pump shroud Refer to maintenance preparation procedures in Section 8 1 of this manual Also refer to pressure relief procedures in Section 6 3 2 Place the pump on a wo...

Page 12: ...r parts sheet for part number 14 Remove caps and plugs installed in step 8 15 Carefully lift the manifold and cover plate assembly and position it directly over the hydraulic reservoir opening Note th...

Page 13: ...p shroud 3 Grasp the lter bowl and depress the release button Pull straight down and remove the lter bowl from the air regulator See Figure 17 4 Drain any accumulated water from the lter bowl Remove a...

Page 14: ...ston remove the coil spring 8 6 2 Inspection 1 Using a clean lint free rag remove old grease lubricant from the air switch bore the piston and the coil spring 2 Inspect piston for obvious wear nicks s...

Page 15: ...uction strainer elements dirty Replace pump suction strainer elements Refer to Section 8 3 of this manual Oil leakage at hydraulic hoses ttings or connected devices Replace leaking components as requi...

Page 16: ...lter element Refer to Section 8 4 of this manual Internal leakage in pump element Pump element damaged or worn Contact Milwaukee Cylinder customer service representative Air leakage Loose air system c...

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