6V2150 Starting And Charging Analyzer Operating InstructionsFor More Information See Special Instruction SEHS7768{1406, 7569} Caterpillar


6V2150 Starting And Charging Analyzer Operating InstructionsFor More Information See Special Instruction SEHS7768{1406, 7569}

Usage:

Hookup

1. Connect analyzer to the Diagnostic Connector (Most often near the starter, but sometimes inside the cab.)


NOTICE

REMOVE ETHER CANISTER, if so equipped.


2. Put the Key Start Switch in the ON position. (If present, the Disconnect Switch must also be on.)

3. All accessories must be OFF (lights, heater fan, etc).

4. The engine must be shut off to start the test.

Operation - Test
Test

A HOOKUP - Make a comparison between the lamps and the lamp normal operation chart next to them. If all lamp indications are the same as shown on the chart, put the Key Start Switch in the OFF position. This should cause the MAIN RELAY AND/OR BREAKER lamp to come ON. Failure to do so is indication of a defect in the relay (if present). Put the Key Start Switch back in the ON position and go to Test Step B. If lamp indications are different from that shown on the chart, see Diagnosis and Troubleshooting.

B CRANK - Crank the engine with the fuel in the "shut-off" position. (All machines, except those with 3208 Engines, have a mechanical fuel shut-off, as found on the foot pedal. For machines with 3208 Engines, see SEHS7768.) Do not start engine. Do not use Start Aid. If all lamp indications are the same as shown on the chart, go to Test Step C, if not, see Diagnosis and Troubleshooting.

C START AID - Do not start engine. Push and hold the Start Aid Switch. If all lamp indications are the same as shown on the chart, go to Test Step D; if not, see Diagnosis and Troubleshooting.

D HI IDLE - INSTALL ETHER CANISTER. Start engine and run at high idle for a minimum of two minutes. If all lamp indications are the same as shown on the chart, turn on all possible electrical accessories (lights, air conditioning, etc.); if lamp indications are still the same as shown on the chart, starting and charging system is within specifications, if not, see Diagnosis and Troubleshooting.

Diagnosis And Troubleshooting Machine Faults

Most probable defects for a correctly wired machine are shown below. There is a defect when lamp indication is different than shown on chart beside lamps. In a given test step, make a diagnosis of only the upper most indication of a defect and none of the others. Correct only this defect, then test again and go to any of the remainder of test steps.


NOTICE

Test Coolant Switch (temperature) and Start Aid Switch/Solenoid with ether canister removed.


NO LAMPS ON, ANALYZER OFF - Vehicle batteries discharged or installed backwards, open battery wiring (disconnect switch, if present), incorrectly wired machine, or defect in analyzer.

STARTER GROUND CIRCUIT - Cable or connection defect (or defect in disconnect switch, if present).

BATTERIES - ON in Steps A, C and D is an indication of weak or discharged batteries. If OFF in Step B when engine does not crank, make diagnosis of next fault.

ALTERNATOR BREAKER - Activated (tripped) or defect in breaker.

KEY BREAKER - Activated (tripped) or defect in breaker.

KEY START SWITCH - Defect in key start switch, "start inhibit" switch, (such as "neutral start" on DD tractor) or defect in harness.

MAIN RELAY AND/OR BREAKER - Activated (tripped) or defect in breaker (if present) or defect in relay (if present). Also test per "operation" instructions.

COOLANT SWITCH* - Defect in coolant switch (temperature) or harness, or engine water temperature is above 100°F (38°C).

START AID SWITCH/SOLENOID* - ON in Steps A or B is indication of defect in start aid switch or solenoid. OFF in Step C is indication of defect in start aid switch or harness. (Test is good only if engine water temperature is below 100°F or 38°C).

Applies to Both Starters: (Unless otherwise specified, #2 starter is always the attachment, except where both starters are standard.)

START RELAY - Defect in start relay.

STARTER SOLENOID POWER CIRCUIT - Defect in harness or harness connection, or component in circuit from battery to starter solenoid.

STARTER SOLENOID - Defect in starter solenoid, or in wire from start relay to starter solenoid.

NOTE: If all lamps for #2 Starter are OFF in all four Test Steps, machine has no second starter.

ALTERNATOR - If lamp is still OFF after a minimum period of two minutes (for the batteries to charge), there is a defect in alternator (and/or regulator).


*If engine water temperature is above 100°F (38°C), do not test these two components until engine becomes cool. Go on with other test procedures as water temperature has no effect on other tests. (Switch opens at 100°F and closes at 80°F.)

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