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DAF CF65, CF75, CF85 Series . Manual - part 832

 

 

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18

SH

CAB

INTERIOR

LIGHTING

CAB

STEPWELL

L

IGHTING/INTERIOR

LIGHTING

DOOR

SWITCH,

DRIVER

’SS

ID

E

If

the

door

on

the

d

river

’s

s

ide

is

opened,

door

switch

E514

is

activated

(connection

between

1

and

2).

A

a

result,

there

is

a

voltage

on

C062,

C063

and

D91

1

(alarm

system)

through

fuse

E045

(interior

lighting

fuse),

w

ire

1

107,

c

o

n

ta

c

ts

1-2o

f

door

switch

E514,

wire

2647,

diode

D783

(driver

’s

s

ide

interior

lighting

diode),

w

ire

2600.

This

activates

the

cab

stepwell

lighting

o

n

both

the

driver

’ss

id

e

(C062)

and

the

c

o-driver

’s

s

ide

(C063).

T

he

VIC

(D900)

also

receives

a

v

oltage

on

connection

point

1,

connector

595.

The

V

IC

then

turns

o

n

the

cab

lighting

(C1

19/C192),

provided

the

s

witches

(C1

19,

C192,

C859

and

C837)

are

in

the

correct

position,

activating

it

through

wire

2610

(connection

point

4,

connector

592

of

the

V

IC

unit).

When

the

door

on

the

d

river

’ss

id

ei

sc

lo

s

e

d

(c

o

n

ta

c

ts

1-2o

f

door

switch

E514

interrupted),

the

voltage

to

connection

point

1,

connector

595

of

the

V

IC

is

lost.

C

onnection

point

4,

connector

592

will

then

continue

to

be

supplied

w

ith

power

for

another

9

s

econds

approximately

.

After

approximately

9

seconds,

the

s

upply

v

oltage

is

switched

of

f

and

the

lights

g

o

out.

If

the

v

ehicle

ignition

is

switched

on

(contact

made)

within

9

s

econds,

the

power

supply

to

connection

point

4,

connector

592

of

the

V

IC

will

be

switched

of

f

immediately

.

The

lighting

will

be

switched

of

f

immediately

.

If

the

a

larm

system

(D91

1,

connection

point

16

of

connector

604,

wire

3647)

sends

a

v

oltage

to

connection

point

13,

connector

594

of

the

V

IC

to

indicate

that

the

doors

have

locked

correctly

,

the

lighting

w

ill

also

go

of

f

immediately

.

CAB

STEPWELL

L

IGHTING/INTERIOR

LIGHTING

DOOR

SWITCH,

CO

-DRIVER

’S

SIDE

If

the

door

on

the

c

o-driver

’s

s

ide

is

opened,

door

switch

E515

is

activated

(connection

between

1

and

2).

As

a

result,

there

is

a

lso

a

v

oltage

on

both

C062

and

C063

through

fuse

E045

(interior

lighting

fuse),

w

ire

1

107,

contacts

1-2o

f

door

switch

E515,

wire

2600.

This

activates

the

cab

stepwell

lighting

o

n

both

the

driver

’ss

id

e

(C062)

and

the

c

o-driver

’s

s

ide

(C063).

Interior

lighting

w

ith

map

-r

eading

light

(driver

’s

a

nd

co

-d

river

’ss

id

e

)

There

is

a

c

ombined

interior

light

and

map-reading

light

on

both

s

ides

of

the

c

ab

against

the

roof.

T

he

lamps

operate

in

the

same

way

o

n

the

driver

’s

s

ide

and

co-driver

’s

side.

A

v

oltage

is

applied

to

c

onnection

point

2

o

f

C1

19

and

C192

respectively

through

fuse

E045,

wire

1

107.

Depending

on

the

s

witch

position,

the

interior

light

or

the

m

ap-reading

light

is

now

switched

on

individually

or

together

.

INTERIOR

LIGHTS

TWO

-W

A

Y

S

WITCHING

The

c

ondition

to

turn

on

both

interior

lights

is

that

C1

19

(interior

light

with

switch,

d

river

’s

side)

and

C192

(interior

light

with

switch,

co-driver

’s

s

ide)

must

be

switched

together

.

In

other

words:

the

switch

is

connected

to

contact

1

.

Situation

1

:

S

witch

C

837

in

‘0

’

position.

Switch

C837

in

middle

position

(contacts

5

-

3

a

n

d6-4c

onnected).

The

s

upply

v

oltage

and

the

earth

are

now

interrupted

and

the

light

does

not

work.

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Situation

2

:

Switch

C837

set

to

position

‘I

’

(contacts

5

-

7

a

n

d8-6c

onnected).

A

v

oltage

is

now

applied

to

connection

point

1

o

f

C

1

1

9

and

to

connection

point

1

o

f

C

192

through

fuse

E028,

wire

1

107,

contacts

5-7o

fC

837,

wire

2644,

contacts

7-5o

fC

8

5

9

(d

ri

v

e

r’

ss

id

e

roof

console

interior

light

switch),

wire

2632.

The

earth

is

formed

because

c

onnection

point

3

o

f

C

1

1

9

and

connection

point

3

o

f

C

192

are

connected

to

the

vehicle

earth

through

wire

9032,

contacts

8-6o

fC

837.

The

lighting

c

an

now

be

switched

on

or

of

f

using

s

witch

C

859.

Situation

3

:

Switch

C837

set

to

position

‘II

’

(contacts

3

-

1

a

n

d2-4c

onnected).

A

v

oltage

is

now

applied

to

connection

point

1

o

f

C

1

1

9

and

to

connection

point

1

o

f

C

192

through

fuse

E028,

wire

1

107,

contacts

3-1o

fC

837,

wire

2645,

contacts

1-5o

fC

8

5

9

(d

ri

v

e

r’

ss

id

e

roof

console

interior

light

switch),

wire

2632.

The

earth

is

formed

because

c

onnection

point

3

o

f

C

1

1

9

and

connection

point

3

o

f

C

192

are

connected

to

the

vehicle

earth

through

wire

9032,

contacts

2-4o

fC

837.

The

lighting

c

an

now

be

switched

on

or

of

f

using

s

witch

C

859.

T

ool

compartment

lighting

When

the

door

of

the

tool

compartment

is

closed

there

is

a

voltage

on

C067

(left

tool

compartment

lighting)

through

fuse

E142

(accessories

before

c

ontact

fuse),

w

ire

1

154.

When

the

door

of

the

tool

compartment

is

opened

(contacts

1-2o

ft

o

o

l

c

o

m

p

a

rt

m

e

n

t

lighting

s

witch

E

528

are

c

onnected),

the

voltage

is

connected

to

earth

through

wire

2608

and

contacts

1-2o

fE

5

2

8

(t

o

o

l

compartment

lighting

s

witch).

T

his

s

witches

on

the

tool

compartment

light.

T

he

tool

compartment

light

works

independently

of

the

contact.

Bunk

light

The

bunk

light

C1

15

is

switched

on

by

a

switch

in

the

light

fitting.

The

bunk

light

works

independently

of

the

c

ontact.

V

o

ltage

is

applied

to

c

onnection

point

1

o

f

C

1

1

5

through

fuse

E045,

wire

1

107.

Connection

point

2

o

f

C1

15

is

connected

to

earth.

W

hen

the

s

witch

is

operated

(connection

between

contacts

1

and

2),

the

lamp

goes

on.

Nightlight

When

switch

C735

(interior

n

ightlight

switch)

is

operated

(connection

between

5

and

1),

a

voltage

is

applied

to

c

onnection

point

1

o

f

C191

(middle

n

ightlight)

through

fuse

E045

(interior

lighting

fuse),

w

ire

1

107,

contacts

5

-1

of

nightlight

switch

C735,

wire

2617.

This

switches

the

n

ightlight

on.

The

n

ightlight

works

independently

of

the

c

ontact.

V

ARIANTS

Location

49

Wire

1

107

only

fitted

if

there

is

NO

alarm

system.

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3

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592

C115

2

1

571

1

554

20

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1010

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E028

15A

D710

2610

C837

7

5

1

3

6

8

4

2

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I
0

C859

1

7

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0I

C858

2

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1

C192

3

2

1

!

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Changes in the electrical system from chassis number 0E608863

CF65/75/85 series

11

18

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