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DAF CF65, CF75, CF85 Series . Manual - part 617

 

 

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1008

1008

9001

9307

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1010

1000

1000

1010

1000

A500

1/416

1/417

E286

125A

2

1

!

1

638

20

555

30

87

G015

B525

A5/

598

D929

1010

1000

1000

1010

B010

30

2

C694

B

A

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CHANGES IN THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Changes in the electrical system from

chassis number 0E646818

CF65/75/85 Serie ≥0E621376

11

200520

3-37

Changes in the electrical system from

chassis number 0E646818

5

CHANGES IN THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

CF65/75/85 series ≥0E621376

11

2

A

LT

ERNA

TO

R/IGNITION/ST

ARTER

SWITCH/CHARGING

C

IRCUIT

CONT

ACT

CIRCUIT

If

accessories/ignition/starter

switch

C

539

is

turned

(contact

1

is

connected

to

pin

6),

the

“radio

accessories

power

supply”

relay

(G377)

will

be

energised.

V

oltage

is

now

applied

to

contact

1

of

relay

G377

through

fuse

E037,

wire

1100,

contacts

1-6

of

switch

C

539,

wire

1130.

When

G377

is

energised,

a

connection

is

made

between

contacts

3

and

5

of

G

377

and

a

voltage

is

switched

from

the

converter

to

the

radio.

ST

ARTING

C

IRCUIT

If

the

ignition

switch

C539

is

turned

(contact

1

is

connected

to

4),

contact

relay

G015

will

be

activated

via

wire

4001.

If

the

ignition

sw

itc

h

is

turned

to

the

“s

tart”

position,

a

contact

is

m

ade

in

this

switch

between

contacts

1

and

2.

The

power

is

now

supplied

from

the

batteries

through

fuse

E037,

the

connection

1-2

from

the

ignition/starter

switch

and

wire

4004

on

connection

point

B1

of

D979.

A

voltage

is

also

applied

to

connection

point

30

of

relay

G

185

through

wire

4004.

Relay

G

185

is

only

fitted

if

the

vehicle

is

equipped

with

AS

Tr

onic.

When

the

contact

is

switched

on

and

the

gearbox

is

in

neutral,

relay

G

185

will

be

energised.

The

voltage

is

now

applied

to

connection

point

85

of

relay

G

203

through

wire

4004,

contacts

30-87

of

relay

G

185,

contacts

3-5

of

relay

G372.

This

relay

is

energised,

thereby

connecting

connection

point

30

to

connection

point

87.

A

voltage

is

now

applied

to

connection

point

50

of

the

starter

motor

,through

fuse

E037,

wire

1100,

relay

contacts

30-87,

wire

4002,

causing

the

starter

m

otor

to

turn.

As

soon

as

the

m

otor

turns,

the

V

IC

applies

a

voltage

to

connection

point

C44.

The

voltage

is

then

applied

to

connection

point

1

of

relay

G372

via

w

ire

4202.

This

relay

is

energised,

breaking

the

starting

circuit.

If

the

vehicle

has

a

m

anual

gearbox,

w

ire

4004

is

directly

connected

to

point

3

of

relay

G372.

CHARGING

C

IRCUIT

If

the

contact

is

activated,

there

is

voltage

on

connection

15

of

the

alternator

.

An

internal

resistor

in

the

alternator

is

energised

by

an

IC

in

the

carbon

brush

holder

.

This

resistor

ensures

that

a

low

level

of

current

passes

through

the

energised

resistor

.

This

excites

a

magnetic

field

in

the

alternator

.

After

starting,

the

voltage

on

terminals

B

+

and

15

will

rise

to

about

28.5V

.O

nce

this

voltage

is

reached,

the

IC

in

the

regulator

interrupts

the

pre

--exciter

coil

to

enable

the

voltage

to

be

controlled.

The

m

agnetic

field

w

ill

now

disappear

,s

o

that

the

generator

will

not

be

energised

for

a

short

period

of

time.

As

a

result,

the

voltage

on

outputs

B

+

and

15

will

drop. The

regulator

reactivates

w

hen

the

voltage

drops

below

27.6V

.T

his

m

eans

that

the

voltage

supplied

by

the

generator

remains

relatively

constant.

T

he

batteries

are

supplied

through

the

B

+

generator

output.

The

alternator

charging

current

warning

in

the

DIP

is

activated

through

wire

1020,

which

is

connected

to

connection

point

D29

of

the

VIC

(D900).

T

he

VIC

controls

the

D

IP

via

the

CAN

network.

T

he

voltage

on

wire

1020

is

switched

by

the

control

IC.

The

alternator

is

also

equipped

with

a

“sens”

line.

This

connection

continuously

measures

the

voltage

on

connection

point

30

of

the

starter

motor

.If

the

voltage

on

connection

point

30

drops,

it

is

immediately

corrected

by

the

control

IC.

The

alternator

will

increase

the

voltage

until

a

value

of

28.5V

is

reached

again.

VARIANTS

Location 15

DVB

in

w

iring

harness

next

to

PCB

46

If

AS

Tr

onic

not

fitted:

wire

4004

direct

from

connector

582,

connection

point

2

to

connector

400,

connection

point

12.

52

Relay

G

185

fitted

only

on

A

S

Tr

onic

gearbox.

200520

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CHANGES IN THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

Changes in the electrical system from

chassis number 0E646818

CF65/75/85 Serie ≥0E621376

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1008

1010

1000

1008

4004

1008

3084

4002

4001

1020

1020

1130

1100

1100

1100

1100

1008

1000

4002

1008

1008

3084

1380

1000

1000

1000

1380

1108

1130

1234

1234

4004

1380

1380

4202

4009

4202

1020

1100

4002

4009

4690

1010

4186

4186

1363

1211

1211

1211

4690

4690

4004

4004

4004

4001

4001

4001

9050

9999

9050

9050

9050

A500

G014

1

5

50

B010

M

31

30

G

3

B

B+

L /2

15 /3

S /4

A513

1

913

20

913

8

390

1

577

1/416

1/417

6/403

7/403

10/403

8/403

15/402

3/403

19/403

21/403

14/400

16/400

13/400

4/403

G525

E286

125A

2

1

E279

5A

12

C539

1/222

2/222

4/222

6/222

12/403

87

86

85

87A

30

G185

C44/

594

D900

D29/

595

20

914

B365

A7

36

G328

1

11

D979

B1

42

D895

A4

36

1/403

16/401

12/400

!

!

!

2

869

6

390

2

582

E599

2

1

30

87

86

85

G015

DVB

87

30

86

85

G203

D929

1010

1000

1000

1010

E037

15A

4001

1100

1234

E350

10A

30

86

85

87A

87

G426

3

2

1

45

G377

1130

1108

3

2

1

45

G372

E035

10A

4186

4202

200520

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Changes in the electrical system from

chassis number 0E646818

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CF65/75/85 series ≥0E621376

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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