cwk266
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Can anyone tell me what the green symbol with the arrow beside the yellow axle symbol means![IMG_0886[1].JPG](https://www.heavyequipmentforums.com/data/attachments/206/206279-aebd2f54bd034e9fa6221401ca2ff887.jpg "IMG_0886[1].JPG")
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Volvo EW200B warning symbol
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funwithfuel
Senior Member
I believe that means you're trying to do work in travel mode.
cwk266
Well-Known Member
Got it thanks.Bad idea to let someone play with the switches till you know what each one does lesson learned thanks
uffex
Senior Member
Good day
The attched may be helpful in the future.
Kind regards
Uffex
The attched may be helpful in the future.
Kind regards
Uffex
mg2361
Senior Member
And here I thought it meant you were about to drive under an overpass
Yeah, my first thought was the same exact thing.And here I thought it meant you were about to drive under an overpass
LACHAU
Senior Member
And here I thought it meant you were about to drive under an overpass
cwk266
Well-Known Member
Once the symbol is explained the meaning makes sense.The hydraulics stopped working and the symbol looked like some sort of lifting plate with the arrow pointing up dah
LACHAU
Senior Member
All right, I dare not claim to be smart!!!
That is called suspension cylinder system............that is explained as follow:
"STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION
Plunger cylinder with inbuilt check valve. The check valve is designed as a leak free ball seat valve which is released by a control spool. The control conduit is connected to the connecting conduit of both axle lock cylinders so that the pilot pressure piloting the check valve in the cylinder head is at the same time preloading the cylinders during pendulum motion which means that only one conduit to the cylinders is necessary."
So....when travelling in the rough terrain, The superstructure will balance with the undercarriage automatically.
LACHAU
Senior Member
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LACHAU
Senior Member
And here I thought it meant you were about to drive under an overpass
Pay attention. Overpass ahead!!!
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uffex
Senior Member
That is a nice explanation Lachau you ommitted to point out that it also locked the superstructure to that of the undercarriage.
Kind regards
Uffex
Kind regards
Uffex
LACHAU nailed it with the suspension lock, which is the yellow symbol in display, but the green one when activated " and the way you explained" is for when driving on the main road, your syuspenion lock will be activated and your hydraulics deactivated, so no accidents accuse when traveling
cwk266
Well-Known Member
Would anyone know what the tire pressure should be on this machine?Lifting some concrete blocks and the tires look a bit squashed.Really nice machine for a general purpose farm excavator.There is a lot to be said for the ability to roll at a pretty clip to where you need to work next.Bought the machine to flip it but have taken a shine to it and for the time being its a keeper
uffex
Senior Member
Good day
This is for EW180 but there is not any significant diffence only between twin and super single wheels.
Kind regards
Uffex
This is for EW180 but there is not any significant diffence only between twin and super single wheels.
Kind regards
Uffex
cwk266
Well-Known Member
Thankyou