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NORTH AMERICA
SECTION 5: ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
Fig 5.0.3 Solenoid Loom
Fig 5.0.1 Dual Switch Assembly
Fig 5.0.2 I-Lock Controller
The I-Lock Controller, Dual Switch Assembly and Solenoid Loom are designed to enable a “plug &
play” electrical installation process.
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Determine a suitable position for the I-Lock Controller. Ensure the position is a dry location and
easily accessible. Mount into position. (Caution - Do not over tighten fixing screws)
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Find two spare locations in the machine console, preferably side by side, to insert the dual
rocker switches.
• Route the switch wires to the I-Lock Controller. Connect the corresponding male spade fitting to
the female connector on each of the assemblies.
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Locate a switched (fused) power source from within the console of the carrier machine. Connect
the RED power lead on the Dual Switch Assembly to the power source.
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Find a suitable earth location (negative) and connect the BLACK wire from the I-Lock Controller.
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Plug the Solenoid Loom into the I-Lock Controller.
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Route the Solenoid Loom from the I-Lock Controller position through to the engine compartment
where the I-Lock Solenoid Valve is located.
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Connect the RED labeled DIN Plug to the “WEDGE” solenoid.
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Connect the BLACK labeled DIN Plug to the “SAFETY” solenoid.
• Ensure that all electrical looms are routed and fixed securely using cable ties where required.
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NOTE: See Electrical Assembly (Fig 6.2.2)
5.0 ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION
The I-Lock Coupler must be operated utilizing the I-LOCK CONTROLLER, DUAL SWITCH
ASSEMBLY and SOLENOID LOOM. The proprietary electrical components have been
designed in conjunction with the functionality and operation of the coupler safety features.
The built in “Timer” and “Operational Sequences” controlling the solenoid valves are
features which provide the operator and fellow co-workers a safe work environment during
attachment change over.
Failure to utilize the proprietary electrical components with the I-Lock Coupler could result in coupler
malfunction, causing serious harm or even death. (Fig 5.0.1 & 5.0.2 & 5.0.3)
