sasman
Member
got it fugured out,serviceman was out with angle sensor and installed it and it is back to normal . thanks
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Hitachi EX200-2 computer question
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mobileman
Member
200-2
I have a similar problem on a ex200-2 all function are very slow and surging. I'm wondering if there is a way to test the angle sensor since $500 is no chump change. If i unplug the solenoids on top it speeds up but has no load since and kills the engine.
I have a similar problem on a ex200-2 all function are very slow and surging. I'm wondering if there is a way to test the angle sensor since $500 is no chump change. If i unplug the solenoids on top it speeds up but has no load since and kills the engine.
rgl726
Well-Known Member
do this steps and tell me whats the fault codes
please check this link:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/14527336/fault codes.pdf
mobileman
Member
Thanks for the info I will try it when I get back to the machine this week. Is there a good place to get more pages from that link?
mobileman
Member
ex200-2
I never get any codes even when unplugging sensor one at a time
I never get any codes even when unplugging sensor one at a time
rgl726
Well-Known Member
do not unplug the sensors.
you did not find the correct socket.
did you check all the fuses?
this diagnostic socket should be in the rear right console inside the cabin bundle with pilot hoses.
its impossible if you will not get fault codes.
if you unplug any sensor you will have a fault code readings.
by the way you will be reading the fault codes on the pvc status light.
you did not find the correct socket.
did you check all the fuses?
this diagnostic socket should be in the rear right console inside the cabin bundle with pilot hoses.
its impossible if you will not get fault codes.
if you unplug any sensor you will have a fault code readings.
by the way you will be reading the fault codes on the pvc status light.
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mobileman
Member
Ok the codes on the top computer are 4 and 9. The bottom one is flashing about 15 different codes do I need to worry about those?
rgl726
Well-Known Member
ok now reset the code reading as per instruction on page 2 that i gave you.
yes. take note of the code readings on the bottom one.
tell me the readings.
yes. take note of the code readings on the bottom one.
tell me the readings.
mobileman
Member
Ok I'm back to the machine looks like I have a code 22
spitzair
Senior Member
Finally made it home and got my first taste of the machine. So far so good, the machine runs really nice and makes no strange noises or anthing. I'm going to dig into it after the weekend and I'll let you guys know what I find and of course ask lots of questions when I get stumped!
dak74
New Member
i have a hitachi ex200lc -2 machine will not shut off with the key.... any sugestions?
cutting edge
Senior Member
keep digging.
spitzair
Senior Member
^^ :laugh ^^
Have a look at your shutdown solenoid if it has one. I'm new to the EX200-2 myself, not sure what to look for. Mine has a Manual throttle that someone installed that shuts the engine down if moved all the way forward.
Have a look at your shutdown solenoid if it has one. I'm new to the EX200-2 myself, not sure what to look for. Mine has a Manual throttle that someone installed that shuts the engine down if moved all the way forward.
spitzair
Senior Member
Well I took a look into the computer today, I can't see anything out of the ordinary except one long resistor, R1, looks a bit grey compared to the others. Also, the fuse holder for fuse 3 is all corroded and ugly looking. I'm going to try to clean up the fuse holder tomorrow and see if I can't get the computer to give me some sign of life. Does anybody by chance know the value of the R1 resistor in Ohms? I'm thinking if it's bad I'll put a bypass on it with the correct ohms to see if the computer comes back to life.
What do you all think?
I'll post a picture of my new toy in a little bit.
What do you all think?
I'll post a picture of my new toy in a little bit.
spitzair
Senior Member
!
Well here she is boys and girls! I drove it off the lowbed and just dug a few buckets to see what the machine is like aside from the computer. It's really nice and tight, no strange noises or surprises! Can't wait to see what it's like once it's working correctly!
Well here she is boys and girls! I drove it off the lowbed and just dug a few buckets to see what the machine is like aside from the computer. It's really nice and tight, no strange noises or surprises! Can't wait to see what it's like once it's working correctly!
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cutting edge
Senior Member
That looks more like a 200-1 with a roadbuilder package there,Spitzair.
spitzair
Senior Member
Nope, definitely a 200-2.
cutting edge
Senior Member
I guess I can't be right all the time!
I was guessing you might have bought a grey dash 1 with a hand throttle.
Where is she hiding? That doesnt look like the yard you said it was going to....
spitzair
Senior Member
I moved it home. It's sitting in my gravel quarry. Wanna come take a look? I'll be there all day tomorrow if you do.
spitzair
Senior Member
Ok, I've got it into the shop last night and tore into it this morning. The R1 resistor in the computer is fried, no voltage going through it, 24V drop across it and shows open circuit when I put the ohm meter across it. Does anybody know what ohms and amperage this resistor should be? It looks like a heavy duty wirewound type resistor. I'm going to desolder it and see if I can't find some numbers on it.
Thanks.
Thanks.