RM-250C Reclaimer Mixer Caterpillar


Sampling Interval and Location of Sampling Valve

Usage:

RM-250C AWG
Take the oil samples as close as possible to the standard intervals. In order to receive the full value from S·O·S oil analysis, you must establish a consistent trend of data. In order to establish a pertinent history of data, perform consistent scheduled oil samplings that are evenly spaced.

Table 1
Component or System     Oil Change Interval     Sampling Interval     Sampling Valve    
Engine     250 Hours     250 Hours     No    
Hydraulics     500 Hours     500 Hours     Yes    
Final Drive Planetary     Initial 50 Hours and 500 Hours     Initial 50 Hours and 500 Hours     No    
Differential     500 Hours or 3 Months     500 Hours or 3 Months     No    
Propel Transmission     500 Hours or 3 Months     500 Hours or 3 Months     No    
Rotor Transmission     500 Hours or 3 Months     500 Hours or 3 Months     Yes    
Rotor Drive Differential     500 Hours or 3 Months     500 Hours or 3 Months     Yes    



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The oil sample for the engine oil is obtained through the crankcase drain valve.




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The hydraulic oil sampling valve is located next to the propel pump.




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The oil sample for the final drive planetary is obtained when the planetary oil is changed through the drain plug. Use the procedure for changing the oil for the final drive to drain and refill the final drive planetary.




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The oil sample for the differential is obtained when the differential oil is drained through the drain plug. Use the procedure for changing the oil for the differential to drain and refill the differential.




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The oil sample for the propel transmission is obtained when the oil for the propel transmission is drained through the drain plug. Use the procedure for changing the oil for the propel transmission to drain and refill the propel transmission.




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The oil sampling valve for the rotor transmission is located on the oil cooler for the rotor.




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The oil sampling valve for the rotor drive differential is located on the oil cooler for the rotor.

Consult your Caterpillar dealer for complete information and assistance in establishing an S·O·S program for your equipment.

More Frequent S·O·S Sampling Improves Life Cycle Management

Traditionally, the suggested S·O·S sampling intervals have been at each oil change, 250 hours for engines, or every 500 hours for all other compartments. A sampling interval of 250 hours is recommended for all compartments.

Application

A 500 hour sampling interval does not give advanced notice of failures in some high load conditions and in some high temperature conditions. A 250 hour sampling interval provides more data between oil change intervals. This increases the chance for detecting a potential failure.

Determining Superior Oil Change Intervals

Sampling compartments at every 250 hours provides information on oil performance in order to determine the best utility of a particular oil. Sampling more often can allow closer monitoring of component wear rates. For detailed information on extending oil change intervals, please see your Caterpillar dealer.

Optimizing Component Life

A decreased sampling interval provides better trends of data. A decreased sampling interval enables close monitoring of wear patterns on components. This will ensure full component life.

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