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EATON
620 Mobile Open Circuit Piston Pump Service Manual E-PUPI-TS018-E2 November 2017
Inspection, repair and
part replacement
Inspection
Rotating group parts
1 . Inspect cylinder block face for wear, scratches and/or
erosion . If cylinder block condition is questionable, replace
the entire rotating group .
2 . Remove the pistons, shoe retainer, and pivot from piston
block . The piston block assembly does not need to be
disassembled unless the internal pins or springs are
damaged .
3 . Check each cylinder block bore for excessive wear . Use the
piston and shoe S/A for this purpose . The pistons should
be a very close fit and slide in and out of the cylinder block
bores .
No binding can be tolerated.
If binding occurs,
clean the cylinder block and pistons . Lubricate the cylinder
block bores with clean oil and try again . Even minor
contamination of the fluid may cause a piston to freeze up
in a cylinder bore .
4 . Inspect each of the nine piston and shoe subassemblies
for maximum end play of 0 .08 mm between the piston
and shoe .
5 . Inspect shoe retainer and pivot for wear and/or scratches .
If condition is questionable, replace entire rotating group .
Note:
Do not lap the face of cylinder block assembly
Piston S/A Tolerances
This dimension must be
maintained on all nine
shoes within 0 .03 mm
Shoe face rides on swash
plate . Shoe must swivel
smoothly on ball .
Before Inspection of parts, clean with a solvent
that is compatible with system fluid .
±0.03mm
Between Piston Shoes (9)
Movement up to 0.08mm
Shoe
Piston
Retainer Plate
Piston Block
Piston
Pivot