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Parts & Service 28/06/2009                                                        902-001-2 Rev 0                                                                        

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7.0 FINISH & TEST 

 

Before  starting  this  section,  position  the  machine  in  the  “Oil  Level  Check”  position  as 
suggested by the excavator machine manufacturer. Check the oil level sight gauge on the 
hydraulic tank. Add hydraulic oil  if necessary (refer to the  carrier  machine service  manual 
for further information).  

 

 

  Check the hose clamp assemblies and valve mounting bolts are tightened as per the Torque Setting 

of Metric Bolts & Nuts Chart 

(Fig 8.0.1)

 

 

  Starting at the coupler end thoroughly check that the hose connections are tightened through out the 

complete circuit as per the JIC (SAE 37º FLARE) Connection Chart 

(Fig 8.1.1).

 

 

  Clear all personnel and all obstacles from the swing radius area and working parameter of the 

machine.  

 

  From the seat of the excavator, start the machine and lower the excavator arm to near the ground. In 

a very slow motion, raise the dipper arm and crowd the coupler through full rotation. Then raise the 
boom of the excavator and motion the dipper arm cylinder to full extension. Now motion the dipper 
arm cylinder to full retraction, lowering the boom arm in unison. Use this process to check the hose 
routing throughout the complete circuit. Ensure that the hoses are not under any strain or subject to 
potential jamming or pinching. Assistance will be required to do this. Modify hose routing if required. 

 

  Running the machine at idle or a low engine RPM setting to supply a low volume of oil through the 

circuit, activate the circuit and check for leaks. Shut down the machine immediately if leaks are 
detected, then tighten as required and re-check. 

 

  Activate the circuit several times to ensure that the system is working correctly – refer to the I-Lock 

Coupler Operators Manual. 

 

  Once the test procedure has been completed, touch up paint any welded brackets or assemblies 

and cable tie any loose hoses. 

 

 

Affix  “In  Cab”  Decals  in  a  suitable  location  within  the 
operators working area. 

(Fig 7.0.1 In Cab Coupler Warning, Fig 7.0.2 In 

Cab I-Lock Operation) 

 
 

 

  

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
Before using the I-Lock Coupler read the I-Lock Coupler Operators 
Manual thoroughly.

 

 

 

SECTION 7: FINISH & TEST 

 

Fig 7.0.1 “In Cab” Coupler

 

Warning 

 

Fig 7.0.1 “In Cab” I-Lock Operation 

 

Summary of Contents for I-LOCK COUPLER

Page 1: ...Parts Service 28 06 2009 902 001 2 Rev 0 1 of 28...

Page 2: ...as labelled 11 13 6 Position boom hoses install hose clamps and join unions Ensure all moving joints are fitted with abrasive sleeve supplied 14 7 After hose routing is completed it will be easy to de...

Page 3: ...NTROL VALVE 12 4 3 INSTALLING THE CONTROL VALVE 12 4 4 HOSE ROUTING 13 4 5 HOSE ROUTING DIPPER ARM 13 4 6 HOSE ROUTING BOOM 14 4 7 HOSE ROUTING BOOM TO VALVE 15 4 8 HOSE ROUTING VALVE TO PUMP TANK 15...

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Page 6: ...hine that the coupler is to be installed Check that the carrier machine is positioned on level ground Check that you have absorbent materials available to soak up any fluid spills Dispose of any used...

Page 7: ...and adjust accordingly Avoid contact with hydraulic fluids and high pressure oils use cardboard or similar as a backing when checking for leaks Oil spills are sometimes unavoidable Contain all fluid...

Page 8: ...he I Lock Coupler has been designed and manufactured to fit the dipper arm and linkage assembly of the carrier machine The I Lock Coupler fits the carrier machine in one orientation only with the C Se...

Page 9: ...ger weight on the link pin Remove the link pin and place in a clean area 3 3 FITTING THE COUPLER Link Pin Ensure the coupler is sitting on a flat surface in the correct orientation Align the dipper ar...

Page 10: ...with the dipper pin hole The coupler will balance allowing an easy insertion of the main dipper pin Fig 3 4 2 Align pin retention system and fix dipper pin into place Grease both the dipper pin and th...

Page 11: ...as close as possible to the main dipper pin to minimize jumper hose length when utilizing universal jumper hose kits any excess jumper hose can be then contained inside the coupler body 4 1 FITTING T...

Page 12: ...e solenoid 5 Ports for hose routing a P pressure supply b T tank return c RET primary wedge retract d EXT primary wedge extend e SAFETY safety knuckle release 4 3 INSTALLING THE CONTROL VALVE Identify...

Page 13: ...rtment end 4 5 HOSE ROUTING DIPPER ARM Connect the Jumper Hoses from the quick coupler cylinder to the junction manifold block mounted on the dipper arm Use jumper hoses nylon abrasion sleeve and fitt...

Page 14: ...of additional hose clamps along the top of the boom Prepare the surface of the boom for welding in these locations Weld clamp assemblies ensuring that only the vertical ends of the clamp brackets are...

Page 15: ...EST PORT on the pump that delivers hydraulic pressure to the crowd cylinder see 4 3 above connect the hose from the P port to the test port Locate an existing RETURN hose on the main return manifold o...

Page 16: ...l switch is installed so the operator can reach it with ease Remove the backing tape and affix into position Locate a switched fused power source from within the cab consol of the carrier machine Plug...

Page 17: ...Parts Service 28 06 2009 902 001 2 Rev 0 17 of 28 6 0 HYDRAULIC SCHEMATIC 6 1 ELECTRICAL SCHEMATIC SECTION 6 SCHEMATICS Fig 6 0 1 Hydraulic Schematic Fig 6 1 1 Electrical Schematic...

Page 18: ...nd motion the dipper arm cylinder to full extension Now motion the dipper arm cylinder to full retraction lowering the boom arm in unison Use this process to check the hose routing throughout the comp...

Page 19: ...35 4 M12 x 1 75 83 0 61 2 M14 x 2 0 132 0 97 3 M16 x 2 0 200 0 147 4 M18 x 2 5 275 0 202 7 M20 x 2 5 390 0 287 4 Note 1Nm 0 102kgm 0 737 lb ft Fig 8 0 1 Torque Setting of Metric Grade 8 8 Bolts Nuts...

Page 20: ...0 003 7 ADAPTER 3 8 JISF 9 16 JICM 2 2 130 003 8 ADAPTER 3 8 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 003 9 ADAPTER 1 4 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 005 1 TEE 3 8 JISF SWIVEL RUN 3 8 JISM 3 8 JISM 2 2 130 005 2 TEE 9 16 JI...

Page 21: ...8 JISF 9 16 JICM 2 2 130 003 8 ADAPTER 3 8 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 003 9 ADAPTER 1 4 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 005 1 TEE 3 8 JISF SWIVEL RUN 3 8 JISM 3 8 JISM 2 2 130 005 2 TEE 9 16 JICF SWIVEL RUN 9 16...

Page 22: ...16 JICM 2 2 130 003 8 ADAPTER 3 8 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 003 9 ADAPTER 1 4 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 005 1 TEE 3 8 JISF SWIVEL RUN 3 8 JISM 3 8 JISM 2 2 130 005 2 TEE 9 16 JICF SWIVEL RUN 9 16 JICM 9...

Page 23: ...130 003 7 ADAPTER 3 8 JISF 9 16 JICM 2 2 130 003 8 ADAPTER 3 8 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 003 9 ADAPTER 1 4 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 005 1 TEE 3 8 JISF SWIVEL RUN 3 8 JISM 3 8 JISM 2 2 130 005 2 TEE 9 16...

Page 24: ...0 003 7 ADAPTER 3 8 JISF 9 16 JICM 2 2 130 003 8 ADAPTER 3 8 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 003 9 ADAPTER 1 4 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 005 1 TEE 3 8 JISF SWIVEL RUN 3 8 JISM 3 8 JISM 2 2 130 005 2 TEE 9 16 JI...

Page 25: ...16 JICM 2 2 130 003 8 ADAPTER 3 8 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 003 9 ADAPTER 1 4 BSPPM 7 16 JICM 1 1 130 005 1 TEE 3 8 JISF SWIVEL RUN 3 8 JISM 3 8 JISM 2 2 130 005 2 TEE 9 16 JICF SWIVEL RUN 9 16 JICM 9 1...

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Page 28: ...er Hutt 5018 New Zealand P 64 4 526 3901 F 64 4 526 3902 E info wedgelock com INSTALLER TO COMPLETE I acknowledge that I have read and understood the Installation Operator Manuals MAKE AND MODEL OF CA...

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